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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17


shed in Vols lSmo price 81 75 Tales of the Village il
which the principles Of the Romanist Chuchman Dissener
and lhdel contrasteJ by the Rev. +. +. PaSe a. Nj
Chaplain TO the Bishop Of Oxford.
This delightful book three Volumes which we have
had hand for than Week and have not noticed be
could not make room Tor the extract which we de
signed giving evidence OF the attractive
work. At content ourselves with simply com
mendug this tile work every churchman; and W.
would in like manner recommend all no des ire 10 know
what the Protestant Episcopal Church really is and what SIS
preends be- instead OF taking Tor granted what SAID OF ne
BY her enemies To those who believe 'he church wthou
having any clear knowledge OF her dOcnes and 10 those
who called upon TO defend her om the charge OF fopfy
these little volumes invaluable Gultum in PGrro NAV
with truth be SAID Of them and they make their appear
auspcious period when the OF those IN au
qul1es that all e children should be both willing and able c
defend her against the assaults thus lmprudcnty II not wick
ev brought upon her by those whom her defence and
se!yatlon have been entrusted @ y; Courier Y End
sructve than interesting and sha be happy our recon-
mendaton have the eact Of leading readers better
quaiDtance th them They consist Of three series ech o
wh has leading subject OF lis own, illustrative OF the
prevalent evils Romansn Dsseni, aud lnidely. In thr first
we haven tale most pie Sngly told popular OF The
contrast btween c and h Of Rome; IN the second
we SEE working OF Church principles opposed TO Dissent
her middle between paa and sCtaap novelt
and in the third, the Characters of the hurchman ID tbs
Infide appear in contrast. Banner of the Cross.
Ec 20 RiGeeAayxss
treatise Preaching Series OF Letters by he keY
Greey A. NJ with supplementary by the Rev BENZ
Harsh NJ. a. Rector of All Saints Church. ~ y one hand
The Double Witness o. the Church by the Rev. w. Kip,
NJ A. author OF Lentou Fast IGmo-Sl Is.
Disco Vyere-Learn Lively Christopher Sutton, I'd.
The Prsctca Christian, by r. Sherlock, D. D. elegant
OF th imitation of Christ; four books by Thomas A. X.
pis-irst complete American edton-Si. ole gus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

T,HE BEST COUGH CANDY.-It has been
proved by many. Of our citizens that JoNESs COUGH
plants sold for shilling package at the sign of the
American Eagle 81 Chaham.stIee We advise our readers
to try TIL really gooino humbug Also for sale al l39
FuIton-street Booklyn; State-stree Boston; Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia; 707 King street. Charleston S. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

METALLIC PENS.-To those who shall make
recommended 10 Try least one OF several kinds NOT
means Of enabling the purchaser select that pen which best
suits his her hand than Of justice the mauutActu
cson based upon trial oa single pen the kind perhaps he
very opposite ali its properties that which should have
been selected. E. WRIGHT 81 co.
Sold by Stoners generally and the Trade supplied by
Agents. j. G. Barnet & Co. l67 Broadway between Court
iandt and Liberty.strrets. ola 3tis~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
WHALE OlI4-2OO0 gallons rejected-and SOC 0
w gallons Norn West Coast very superior light color
ed jus, landed, and for sale by
OF 80 GkINNELL MlNTURN & Co. 78 South 81.

A CARD.-The proprietor of the Alhamra,"
n broadway below Prnce.) while acknowledging with
gratitude the liberal patronage bestowed upon his establish
the past summer blythe fashionable public begs leave
ble stll during the winter With tha
view he ha; converted the whole Of he Cd floor into grand
and furnished it the elegant and costly manuer with
Brussels Carpet French Sofas ouomans pyans &C. where
serve up Oysters Sandwiches Coffee Chocolate and
rey OF other reshes style unequaed in this city while
manner Of Woods & Parkinson's, Philadelphia.
Having procured Of The best Conlec
this country he is also prepared supply Parties
Balls Weddings &C. at the shortest notice and in the best
manner oil lwis-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

THE RUSH CONTINUES AT GRAHAM Il
L CHRlSTY'S, No Astor Henss BIoadway .heH
keep the LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CHEAP
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS % be fouud IL Newly ork,
they enabled supply the Public with thing IN their
line at Publishers prices The following New Works have
or rerail II III. counter: Price.
ERNEST HARCOyRT; or The Loyalist's SOMA
Romance of the Revolution. ................ l2s
MARION,S MEN, cd kdiuon- "A Romance OF the Re- %,
Hou s2"fifEIEfiNG ss2R"KEEfiNG MADE EAsY-By Mrs Ellis. .
THE SLEEP-RlDER or The Old Boy in the Om-
THE HouSE5KEEPERs ANSuAL,, for ist. - 9
TIE TEIEEERW ~ NV SIAE2 AMAHno os a '0f
- GRAHAM s. CHRI,TY have the e,r E1GLrsEyE c; ,1
,cr.cY for the State Of New forki OF GRAHAMS
SNIAGAZINE. GODEY:s LADY's BOOK. and La
DIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
Persons wishing subscribe either OF the above popular
priodic.ls will be have the works delivered mailed
promptly by snbscTloas ,H at No AsT0F HoU'E the only
Ennntry Agents supplied Publishers prices; and the
Book sent in advance OF pubication IN N-w- York;
aiT No. 2 Astor House, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY at
* Croton Hall, No "a Bowery L. Gae;; aun2uncest 70
MS friends and the public thai bis School for the abors an
viii commence TUESDAY. October lOth lss. Days Of Ia'
!tion Tuesdays and Friiays, from 3 p M for Laaes'
y. B-AIr O. will form class for yonng Ladies fom L ~
for those that attend from IT'LL s. Terms
oil 1xxe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

r AD[ES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK
~ 1t looks bad inure the skin and makes look yellow.
Try Bonrads Spanish Lily White gives the face or neck
American Eagle 81 Chathamstree n " l39 Fulou-st.ret
Brooklyn; 2i3 Boad,stree Newark Stateseet, Boston;
Ledger Buildings Philadelphia 2o7 knsstree Chnestoa,
6 G. m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

VX7ONDERFUL INVENTION to force the
w growth Of Human Hair.-Trial bottles on y shings
The names of of respectable citizens be
shown who have used this and found al IS here stated
Call and them tOre they certify that, having used
Joness Coral Hair Restorative they found these
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

AUIES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACE
IL Use Boprards Upootng Powder 1t takes ever. p,rti.
Gle OF r off where applied and instead Of njung,
really improves the skin. leaving smooth, soft and
Sold at the sign Of the American Eagle 81 hath.m street.
" Y Look Beware OF counter eits Buy only here,
Be careful Sold also S,ate-seer. Boston; Ledger
Buildings Phadep pha; 2O7 kng.street, Charles s. {.
nIc I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

u References Sivcn TO hundreds who will state
facts just they and feel certain the pubc will have
confidence Trcopheous; every person who buys
AT 50 CENTS PER sorTLElhe chief virtues OF this Tr-
corherous or medcaed compound, are
l. Its bracing. sthenns and clarifying quallties
p lis gently stimulating the action Of the skin;
It's producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb or
loot and particularly In the pulp winch receires the vessels
and nerve giving life and vigor 10 the HAIR;
Is Is eaaalizias the ejaculation Of The 1lads;
and dndrlif, and diSposing the hair 20 curl
s. And frequent use will preserve the hair beauty and
health 10 The latest period OF lie.
Eatuous advice given on all diseases connected with the
halr. at the Hair Cutting Rooms.
So Inns l6 Broadway, corner Of Liberty-st, up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

oil 2w GRlNNELL, MlNTURN s Co. 7s souh.st
WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed TO
v dark brown permanent black by the Moorish Hi
Dye Sold al 50 cents 81 bottle the sign of The Amrr
Eagle, 81 Chaham.st,ee v Y lS9 Fuonst Brr Oh
y: State street Boston; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia;
2O7 Kins.s,Ieet, Charleston S. C.. OF I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

D0GFRS'S GVMNAsIIJM, Nos. Is, II and l9
Is c.ns, s., This xnsndid establishment. is now open
for the ecepiae oeIoekt x A. M .9a until 10 NJ
- NC os etnnomsnts are sedentaIy beginning 10 b
appreciated by the public Ts exercises are IN fact sdis
- a az .nd in stopping position, thereby Causing p,p
IN he chest round shoulders and sometimes weakness Of the
spine. ,.5,,
bovs are psrculaIy inyited to call and siew this Gvmn
nsun which viii be found the most complete in the
country.
toni Professor liberal Terms W so't''"o
Shower Baths FREE to subscribers o,A ,,,;.X
TAKE NOTICE,-Mrs. Willis n, Iady
tha sises ,eiornetnn future events and what is pas
can be sese at No 5 Elizabeth t ten doors from Houston
lra.e ' L.e SIey. so IUiiSe
4 ,kOION WATER Those citizens who are
IN favor of Iron Pipe can have introduced
Pce as ordinary lead pip By applying TO MessI, Jenkins
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
Cleared.

Ships Liberty, Norton NO Post & Phillips; octaTaEa
Smith, Hull, England, Jno Ogden Alabama, Bunker, NO,
w Nelson; Commerce, Ashton, NO. Cook s Smith.
Brgs Ceylon, Trott Boston, Nesnth, Leeds s Co; Sui
Iivan Waite Charleston Geo Bukley; Emily, Seerwood
Charleston, Durham s Dimon Br big Hebe Way, ST
Johns, NF, Stokes s. Anthony.
Schrs Urbana Small, Apalachcola Frost S Hunter; ST
Picrte, Ogood, Newbsrn, Nc NJ Plau Ellen, Flood ST
Aiarvs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

PILES -ays,s Linment and Lns Balm Of China posi-.
lively warranted to any case The Hays Lnment Is
w offered sale The only TO our knowledge who has
atsy done this ps o. Fay on s not as
that Comstocks is the only genuine Our to be
sure ting the original should buy only q Coutandt'
rao
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
zen LEMEN'S HATS OF THE PATTERN FC
AUTUMN, 1S}3. ARE NOW on SALE
SPENCER'S HAT WARE-ROOMS,

AUTUMN, 1S@3. ARE NOW on SALE
SPENCERS HAT WARE-ROOMS
NO. 67 CHAMBERS ST.
Kaos and qualities OF Hats sold this well known es.
nary $5artice '''N '''1 pD;ass.os ~ s'
ID ssxony Nutria differing but slightly from be former in
external appearance and capable of almost equal service
81. Iu,tar;o, No,,. Price So g
ciusiye BY the Parisisn hs style oil hat worn almost
individuals unacons;,, Price So Is
tabsbmen ar, with the productions OF this
eout are from the prices Of other makers Of
celled. 'eiarea In style altogether unex.
OF 2wis-
U G.. Van yranken4 U.,.-
late firm oi Ienn Van Vraakea coa,; successor 10 me
ST. nsm ai ,aS f @ ga saat BresaSay
eassneie and other Hats Of the latest ST.
o13 1wist Broadway. imamhES anuo.;,tS e.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

~ Sy1vania Auxiliary.-The members are re-
queed 10 be punctual in attending the nectns this Tues
day) evening II o'clock No. Is Pine business of
Importance will be transacted OF ltf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17
Arrived.

Packet ship Hendrck Hudson Aoane, from London and
Portsmouth, Sept II, mdze to John Grswold.
Ship Margaret Forbes Prescott SO ds FIN Rotterdam,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

Schr Joseph Marsh, Philadelphia, fin Grand Gallon,
experienced the 30h u when u lal % l5 lon 7s 96
heavy gale from the North, u which she los, part of deck
load SAILS rigging casks stern boat,and had bulwaIks
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

essing complaint they would hut Howes Nerve aud
Bone Lnnsq and Indian vegeta5e Elixir as they are Ger
ctzens who have been by them Ii lies IN the power
OF every one to be relieved To be found only at 81 Court
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-17

A RESPECTABLE Young Woman wants a
LAsuaon chambcrmaid or a respectable family.
Inquire No. 80 Hubert the thread and needle store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
For GOVERNOR
Crawford 1875. Cooper. So,
Crawford majority. thus far. '5-9l

Tur Ricnr PuScIrIE-The intelligent editor Of
the Philadelphia spirit Of the Times. in commenting u1on
the late horrible duel near New Orleans. an which Nh
Hues,on Of the Baton Rot Gazette shot dead hv
tho Uop Alca La Blanche member elect TO Congress,
has the following p1ai-cwor;hy remarks:
MIR La Bfanche is democratic member eject Of Con-
,e and has made by this beautiful show Of his fitness
- 10 permred to take his seat. though he is on our
~ Wewan, no legislators whose hands are imhrued in
human blood. Gu, with him
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
(scorsis.

We give below returns from ihity-iiyc counties for
Governor. from the wing portion OF the State Inc re
ninety three counties ia the state The hiiN-oisht
counties remaining 10 be heard from give the democrat
ic candidate for Governor about 5000 majority two years
ago Crawford. the Wing candidate for Governor runs
ahead Of the Wing ticket Cooper. the Democratic eau
dIatc for GovsTnor about the vote ~ the De
mocratc ticket Crawford resides IN the eastern part 81
the state. from whence of the returns below come
and Cooper resides the part of the STATE II
Crawford shall well in the western portion 81 t'
State he has IN the eastern he Will be elected b, about
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
unIISr as NTIYES.
HbrylGIlI.

The Baltimore Americas of pct 9th pnhlShes re-
from every count, "a the Stale except Worcester
and ~ Mary's (Which. together. elect seven
and supposes they have elected Nhigs II those conn
lies have elected Wings and think II probable that
they have they elected FIVE Wings To two Democrats
last year, the result IN the State u a. follows
HOUSE OF DEI.EGNTES.
Wings Il Democrats -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
CANDIDATES.

nrWe requested to c. V. y. LESr Of Grln
county, candidate foG Principal Clerk Of the House o.
Repre- sentaiives.
9crWe are requested to announce LrMrrL FoRD. ihs
Ole and active solier canc date Tor the office OF SET
geant q Arms of the House OF Representatives
SyWe requested 10 announce JEHu JoHNsoN,oi C9y
county, candidate Jr Sergeant at AIMS Of the House o
Representatives..
sWe requested 10 announce JA,trs WHITE Of Tip
pecanoe candidate Cor the Office OF President OF The
>ta e Bank.
3crWe requested 10 announce LTFI l. TonD as
candidate Principal Clerk Of The House Of RePe
sentatives.
&-We requested 10 announce JoHN T. DUNN OF Dear
bern County Is 4 candidate for Auditor OF State
n1y-We are requested to announce noRArio lArrrs
of Carroll Caudi5ac the Office Ct Auditor OF STATE
COVE requested 10 announce FREDERICK f. Coon
SILL Of Naneeibush Candidate ior the office Of Audiio
Of State.
~ requested TO announce JAMES NJ IAtHoTr O
Decatur County Candidate for Principal Secretary
he Senate. the ensuing session
or-We are requested announce JoHr RIDER. Of Cnio'
County a. Candidate FOR Door Keeper % the House OF Re
pgeseutstivCs. :.
awe are requested TO announce CnRlsTorurR g
WTRBE Candidate fpr Door Keeper OF The House q
Representatives II the ensuing session.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

Heavy tariffs make goods fall. Heavy rains make
rivers fall
The more YOU tax manufactured goods the cheaper
they become. The pay Tor article, the less
Every naion ough, 10 be independent IN itself The
best be independent i buy nothing and sell
nothing Therefore, every man ought To make ms own
hats shoes, aud clothes shoe his horse; make ms
own rloushshares and hs gins and raise is own
corn and cotton, tea, sugar, and coffee.
Distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public
lands ''rctrenchmcnt giving away our incomes, and
borrowing money To pay our debts, = economy.
Making bank paper. adding 10 the wealth of n conlmu
Wealth - only machinery. Let man fancy HIM
scltrch, aud lac Is rch. Call piece of paper dollar,
and il : n dollar
ned STATES taking the roto po'eer ont of Itading 10
the strength Of wheel, taking oui the spokc~.
Protecting tho industry of the United States taking
portion OF the earnings OF the farmers, mechanics. aud
aborcrs who work To give II 10 the wealthy manuaciu-
who do work while they reduce the wages Of
their working hands twenty-five per cent.
The best way To- encourage trade j. 10 check mporl-
tons The best way to regulate commerce Is To destroy
Equal laws, taxing portion of the Union for the
benefit of the other Making pant bear ircciiihs
OF the burdens; aud giving the other iourfiis of the
benefits
To the above admirable maxims we would take the lib
of adding another taken from the writings OF some
celebrated philosopher, whose name cannot now re-
collect.
Friendship knocking n man down. tying h,s hands
and then picking hi~ pockei>--hsch'gan irg"S
FINE Woor-.The Ithaca Chronicle says tina. Messrs
l. y. and H. X. Norrcll who a flock of thou
sand Saxous. have disposed Of the whole clip mr. cent
per To- The lo, purchased for prominent nlnuiac
turing establishment IN Boston The fccces averaged
=. rs. per head. Last YER the MosSrs. Morrc obtain
-" lann 10 the credit q 't The e'a"s' ~; ~
M he. JgVrRGk
Ii this te 50. (Which do aim) then ''he Viii
Tamil ohige> consumers 10 pay 10 per cent advance
not only domestic wooens bat on foreign just for ia
sake of carrying out the principle o "pro.econ a II
called l. e. rohbns Peter for the benefit OF Paul Nov
To show the of the robbery the Of wool,
cordin. u the above representation. Will take the
nua product of the article m the United states. agreeab
II the Of 1870 viz in round nunbcrs Be Ouo co'
. worth At 30 ct. pound on an average. slO,sOO,OO
: Do imported wool aud woollens. wear end
/ irc Both Sept. 1911. not including wool
= under cts. pound 100000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
Soo.oo0
....a
OI1I.
Is per cent Is

Two millions six hundred aud seventy thousand dollars,
then Is what accord al. tie Evening Journai) con-
sumcrS have pay Per annun, on account q ts one
Item IN the VI hig Tariff
The Tariff presses COMMONLY take the ground that high
duties occasion low prices by hgeitng competition. ~r
In such cases they talking t. But IN WI
ns the above paragraph the Journal doubtless had the
wool ar,-ers in lis eye losing ght OF the
J,nrnd. IF Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

...i'Ia' ~ ffs.ftfafF
M ,'r MASTER % e-'ai. 90 jrI'- B. imam d's'-rh 49,
hrf'ft iAt T'tfn =,
>f ain,uis'f.'.r '-fa'r - -i i1nf- Jl'-i De-
reta l. nl.i n sil Probate tsu'. as iiani. N ni fif
l..4- ana -t-it
ii- i. arli-f fi' .fi't fii si'd 'f'
~ b. n., ~, n. in .a4 ani -ai creditors if'is II-
iir ft H. That .5 notify laid tniai i'of - f eh's
at l 81 flr tanff fT
49, ard IT, fftf'n'f
si f h'ihi a. MIN lif' 81 80
-, ...t Go 81 ir fs i
of ~ =" iH'rift" ~ is
On. Aud fif tf inl oifftffft g
"a tt. ..faf. q ft~
tim ct .i sii ie count ii'H.' n tflfasi On
t..ttff Nat.lt, N.,.fas
fff..f a. J e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
HNElt :,

,i. given To- Joseph ,'hac. vl.st Who Niof .f',
b .h ft.r = bite md Isfe White. s 'n a ftf- 81 t1p
White dc.,i ani 40 ofr- 49, csti - size i-i" 10
xtti "A -if
81, .tai Ann to- ite fi ~lris ft- tf f
- l.. ii liisr ~ieat 'n Use sfoni fHif "a
...,.t.r g. tsr ati - i'if"
mutton a,,n. i sa,finr- i f' =
n. ti lsa sll 'ric n r.h 'ti.s ''
-ar,c. ie q, lar g. - go &C section y rar- =
- arrr. % IA u cl,urr. - 30 gr e., Do.
lr g. % % = ~
naef,s fl' - hl'i -'gf
Tie lsf - ~
fls iis y ~if'N 81. sa -.'n
iir ri ffi-rtif'. I'd .-s'." 'i
st o.of 60 l,s. li tevti % sad li'n.-ls.
nI.T-fl sNN iNgli,R.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

ED ,suc f ,,alrie ,as 81 ,'ei O. nc ifn 80 l,A.
. ni count. l o. ffl.f safe .
the e,ei .tia. be- fuiHHap f.' .fi go -
Nov &c. tif- ff'l hf isN 90. aHd tlf
,ina lt-ri'i real etcs 'l "a Ai BE-
conrf. ipwH.
n'''< '-. ID i'' no'iH 80 i'i' 90 -'''" ''.'
D..
in y.s iaiaiff ift . "a .aif 'frf' n
ii D. oi ~f o. Al fsi1fr.
,..tlf.I i,sfs ifs t-r sni t'tfal .i.tn q
l-u IL as Il ii'vur so. eerr q, T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

rnY ,afnc ,.lif..ni i.aa. dreri'i from fae
y i Court d
10 ii-i fie town - lfei "a hr 70
81 le f''If- fiaN "a fff. ff
aul aroff- 'hr o. ', I'M ieft f,1 tsfl'e
at.ai 200 fisran county 'svr-
.l. lfta iir t-n
a., ~ rir.,l- -f.t,' .14f'.- -
ton %. f.vf iip y. fan'ei
inirn fi- i il'tel'f demands is -ai n,
I ~ "A tl. lut fi
ci .e,,esa u.e itfaiig a ,ailaaa ri
af l,.nf lin lni ,fisf..
o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
C;,e me Bank-a paper Bank;

Give me Bank paper Bank;
The bes, machine ilr 'arRg labor;
For who would toll aud slceaf himself.
When there's chance to sweat his neigtJ5r.
So let US have Bank. my boys.
fortune thus all may win.
Like lilies of The valley live.
Who toll no; neither 10 they spin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

LI>prNwAID.'-it i prccions uc matter any
way. but those Democratic Wings Who have had hrir
fierce democracy" considerably di~aue;ed hy Nr Van
BurenS christening has present residence n ndghoo.
I.indcnwad will be little clagrincd 10 learn the
place bore that nomenclature long before II cll ino las
posse ssion.-N. y Pie6sidR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
w ,,ns.. :,uJ Er:c e,.up, esrsr.

We will receive Wabash aud Ere Canal Scrip AT -
cents the dollar for subscriptions and Job work aud
also for al old debts State Scrip VIII be received Al =
cents tn the dollar Bank scrip 90 Who has
any excuse fpr not paving aud subscribing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

The government % II Domingo has put on 81 and 10
eats extra tonnage duty all American vessels. and one
half Of the eSpor, duty coffee has been taken off, to
take effect on the lth inst.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
SENArllRS.

The Senate consists OF :Aj mcmhcrs-l- elected each
Year The democrats now have one half SIN districts
To hear from Reports that the Morgan and Belmont
districts have elected federal Senators. II may be
We shall know by tins evenings mail
HOUSE Ol REPRESENTATIVES,
II Is generally conceded that the icderalists will have
majority Of kind in the House. bu, the
and conflicting that shall not pretend to
gye them IN detail = few days viii settle the question
- ono o.atss"sas, net I3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

Iaporfqn fkc CoonS.-Ii l. said that gill 81 mus
iard seed barrel of of cider viii Restore II "a
sweetness Doubtiul if mustard seed VIII do "a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

RrrrprArrox party fost IA regard 10 tic
state Deb The Baltimore Republican states that while
ALI. the DEMOCRATIC COUNTIES IN that State. have pad
a great portion of their State Taxes INTO the Treasury
aud are proceeding with the collection OF The balance
the srhe coaRicS ut Worcester and Som'rsc and Dor
chester which in the Presidential contest of l-io.
speciveiy gaze the Harrison ticket m1orltcs 81 -3. bI
and IL have neither of them pad towards
the State Taxes. and that the hg Levy Courts Of i've
of the strongest g counties m the STATE have refused
To- appoint Collectors of the State Taxes such beng
the f,c ii l. not hard 10 tell where = c ciiun for the
repndiafcd filth of the State - curry Did The Wing par
sanS Of Mar,an much expense IN carr,m on
the hard cider of 1870 To render themselves
bankrupt IN purse as well rs IN ciarGCig .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

II is said that Post Master General Niekhe has already
M, an end 10 Sabbath mail transportation On different
routes anour,:ns in length uPwaT1s OF $4,000 miles
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

Dirp Thursday last Martin Narindalo Esquire,
Of Wayne township. aged - lie was one oi tne car
lics settlers Of ihs county. lie minded non
orabie man. aud highly esteemed by all who know
linn ills loss n sad only to his connections,
bat to the county, Of which he wa- long worthy and
respectable citizen. May hi~ ashes rest in peace.
Pun al lslefo. Fountain County. indiana ;hr 2fh
inst Aphcus Nilaid. E.l Of chaicsiowu rcorn tpoaiy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
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