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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

AnIsrocRArIc SInrLIcIrY-I huriow Weed Is now
IN Erooc writing letters home. In late letter n
~ bemcu a a class here are distinguished as readily
Nv the painuess If their dress by the simplicity OF
their address We're YOU judge of rank by the texture
of Of the tie OF the criva you would be sure
-, mistake the f,o,rnau for the peer The Duke of Wei
lngton Lord John Russell and Robert Peel, though
certainly not out the elbows when seen IN Para-
nent quite u dnly dressed gentlemen But their foot
men and a!1rn their persons with much taste
and drawing room.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Commerce If ne Lqkcs The united export anil inn
port trade the likes alone four times great
that Of the Whole thirteen colonies at the opening
Of the revolution. Pikn gives the value OF exports and
imports in 1915 G4fS4.l7s. OF Sl9909 7i9. IN
ISL by the oliil record, at Washington. it appears
that the exports aud imports our lakes SEQ
U22. In 1896. they but SlG.f6l 354-Slovng an
increase 81 fifty millions in five years. At this ratio the
lake commerce, the present year should exceed sS500O
eco.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

ToUcuING REcfrAL.-A letter 70 the editor Of The "a
yannah Republican. dated jacksonville, East Florida de-
suits which We recoec have read. The incident. which
give ia the writer's words occurred near the town
of Alligator. The hhcr Of a flmily, consisting Of a
wife aud sons Ia tie vicinity OF that place taken
sick, aud during h!s illness, there being no food IA thu
house. the wife took the gun, for The fufpsc OF procuring
game. Having wandered of the way she GO; lost.
and after three days solitary adventure IN the wilderness,
she las weary and sick found her home and her hus-
band corpse Being unable to aci farther, she sent her
eldest boy to The house OF ghbor s)me seven or eight
miles or assistance. The Lue fellow. shortly after his
arrival the friendly roof through previous sickness and
1esent excitement beyond his years. became ILL., and be-
fore he could tell his tale, he died! few dl's after
wards the house visited, when oh. dePorable
sight along side of the father found the deal bod
les Of his and remaining spn The tale Is short but
t1uc-they had all persisted through starvation! The
tear Of sympathy will freely flow when recounilng such
events.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
Flom Re Olfo Stalesman.
Hun O1l7 '''-1-'s"'7''
The yThiG PrOteciiOuiStS Carrying OH
their MISUNDERSTANDING English Car
pets 90 Cover fisc Floors Of am Amer

The All3Uns article. g'srifyi'y English manufactures,
from the New Nok Journal 81 Commerce, AMI Is pre-
seuied the reader beautiful sample Of Wing prcept
against wlg practice. Bot a few months since, tariA
bl, taxing heavily aud prievousy the farmers and me-
chanics Of the Tor the benefit Of few Manufacturers
the east passed by Congress ant ihis bill, was
claimed passed for tie protection Of American indus
try The very hal where this bill was introduced want
ing Garrett the officers OF the body which passed
Tue law, instead Of carving out practically the encouf-
agsmeni American industry send 10 England for 1900
yards thus showing the world that their professions Of
love t. the American woTusmeu were hollow aud ueach-
erous I, tie se.f-.tyed wings who passed the bi
and whggcrg who sent t. England y lug cur
pet - corer tie lo,r 81 American House n Repre-
seniaucst They prate being tie exclusive friends
Of manufactures and yet when French boots or silk or
English brollcoths carpets q be lad, these men
up her IA dsdlin at home uanuflcturd art-
cles. and purchase The foreign.
For own part rather. much rather. would we see q
carpet Of American Manufacture though &c what
l. cael the rag carpet, and uch prudent housewife
will SPIN aut cot and weave with her hands. upon
Ae floor Of Congress than 20 see The most beautiful art
Gle woven Ia au English loom in such place Bu;
there necessity for sortng carpets for Amer
ran carpets have and te made good and beautl
fl rs any that ever crossed the Atlantic.
such things, however, are IA perfect keeping with par
~, whose pledges are always at war with their practice
An instance of this can be t0uad IN cy. The
Secretary of Snte-aud who is the editor of the Ohio
Joual-pra'es long and oul about the necessity
Of supporting own mechanics. His Oh eff clerk has
lately returned from the east where he Secretary had sent
him 10 purchase paper quilts candles &c for the u-c Of
The Legislature aud of the public offices, and az the
pense the state, ia ONO being good enough for
his use. hat portion of them will be- manufactured
abroad OF unable to say, bat IL strikes Us
that the articles could have been procured equally
good, AMI with great aFirs to the state u purchased OF
our own mechanics Bat 10 The extract from the journal
of Commerce. Here IL is.
DEsrArcu.-The aIidiiy OF communication between
this country aud gland and the surp i>iug expedition
with which order con be executed have recently been
tested by the Messrs Chester OF Broadway who forward
ed an order To- kdlemInster in the month Of June last
for yards Of Brussels carPeiing to BE- # pattern
the whole Of which manufactured IN mr. days. Two
bales arrived ia the Garck and two in the Oxford and
tie ,rto .yH be- ptt t9geer and spread Up9n he ,or
If The House # brssea.'ircs az Washington, within
four months of the date of Tie order.N Jor II Com
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
I'rsciamnation Nv ,he Governor.

Whereas notice was given hy the under, sre3. Governor
# fie star. If IN ara a tie journal Of Cnct-ca paper
tout1r OF Tie State 90 Indiana. 10 let sd, Der public
" Ks % c,mpan summit % he provisions oi an art
entIe llotlie f.l The continuance 90 tic eon-
>tuct'0 ii an any at % hc public works q has state
ly private coptancs. ana apo. >hns doe boail 81 nie
80 80 i..'l. J, -, I.,5,@, ;. iSts
And where's, pursuant % the provisions oi the aci sarc
~aii, Nilam Wwcs hu,on McUhmucyo 81 The county #
Ni-' and john shlrae oi lie county 81 Cay ODD >ail safe
were, after the first day o Afu a. H. lNie ard alter the
publication Of SAID notice n the Ncw York journal o Com
mc1ce for month Aforesaid suy appointed Conm-
Siener - receive su>cItii, If stock to- continuing
construction and i5 the completion Of the Weston division
Of the Cross Cut Canal, including the Eel Fei e'der ad
feeder dam and auIculn,cs aud the al Ieiin
lIag'e fol hydraulic purposes Tie application 81 three
flcchaileis ana citizens q tlis safe.
And where's there has been TINS day deposited AMI hlsd
10 hc office o. The Secretary OF stare al Indianapolis the
copy of emcu made ~ The Boad ct Directors -
The aso-aon hereinafter designated n conjunction w''
tie cmmi>> hers aiDcs1d and ccAtd under ihci hands
s> tul ana complete statement of al tcE respective
iuge ai doiag' % TIE ptsml-c>; whe copy ~ duly cchei
under oath IA ihc Secretary ol sail Eat. a. Sd With L
uIv appears Tat stock tie unt of thua'3 d.
LAS cash ana upvads las been >n',cie 81 acf'ie -
laN o, hc caItl G sai ass ca'71s at1 tat 10 lt hi-
tovu q Tore Iau-c acc.fllig lav. William Wines,
I4uc, BAN Wunm !. Bah. johnson A.,ah.nnsY. Johu
j. shnr " Ia Wnes, luc.,n L. D. 'e.n >in', ..'''
: FIccmau. John N ns, i,nls ils, Mi.I'il e. ~ &C.
head and Hugh Suat were chosen Doctos 20 >ai assoc
.Ilou; aud SAID Directors teits iheienp thi o ieir
sal election l SD Commissioners, Dr. on tle iaf ti Al
the place last aforesaid and ,arz1 ty cIsciI- ele -
tcil uunicr James ral.. Pa leit a a ord, jnc, =
F..cnlar Treasurer anI Wiiau, D. Gi>vat ~,cIettfv
wirn Baadof Director. lotg iAn oluiz'd ~ i,4s sti
etng agreed aui ol,t,d naf ,aii as,cil9n should -
Known ar c,iid by tAc nae g Wabash and l-l I'e.
Canal Company"
Therefore l. samuel Is--ct G.vor.r ci the state ri
Indiana being fully sa,d fom 40 ihat ha, been done
and acted TIE p.,ui-s a Tie provisions o tie aci above
cucl % httc iccn Substantially complied VIII ara 10
oei asslclatoa, co US. .a3ivlual 20 tiiaais f1ting
made q. iic continue tie caL,tluc ion ID SAID ahc
work tie same forming confirm rs l.nc 81 Cnai m The
"a Z. o. lrI Ir ~ o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

lvseRIPriovs ruE Town or NAroLEoN.-Thc fol-
lowing record o IN the life of the Emperor Is to
be- inscribed the socc of Ia. tomb nj the lnyulide-
Born on Tie l5, o. august 100 captain of squad
ron of artillery 40 The serge OF Iouion. N ls3. at the
age ct - commander ct artillery. M Italy. IN l1f M
- general chief Of the army Ia Italy in l7G, NJ =
general chief of the expedition of Egypt. l7-. al -
first consul l791. 30 consul for Use after the battle
Of Nlarcngo in i-oo at 81 emperor of the French, IN
I-al nj -: ahdcacd the throne after the battle OF
Waterloo june - l-l5 Is; died in exile at st He
lena. MAY >. 1921. 1T -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

KILLEp R,oING.-A gentleman, named Mcclure was
killed the 9th INST. While racing the Helena Ark
lis horse staggered and fell dead the race
track Of his opponent who ran against him. falling
Mctuire and crushing HIM. lie lived but few minutes
afterwards.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

WHoLr FAMILY NEARLY PoisoNfD.-On Monday
family residing Philadelphia partook of some soup tor
dinner and shorty thereafter the husband taken sud
denly 30. with pa.u hS stomach and was obliged To-
return 20 h- chamber which ice succeeded ia doing with
great dilIi-ll,H Ia itN minutes afterwards The Whole
family were SEX 81 tie WY. when physician
was sent tor. who apph the proper remedies. aud dis
covered tina the soup coni'.ucd numerous worms known
rs the par- worn. which Is Of poisonous characier,
and 10 thcr presence attributed the illness Of the iin-
v The gentleman WAS quite III on Monday night The
others had recovered
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

4 Good old age.-Nirs. Ezatoth Martin died IN Bal
tmore. on the 9th instant the advanced OF }
wears During her life she enjoyed uninterrupted health
having taken any medicine, having any attend
ance from physician, until three years since, when she
had fall and broke her which she enabled 10
use again in few weeks She was followed 10 the grave
hy her descendants to the fifth generation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

We learn from Use Henderson south kcn;uckian that
the OF tie Roman Catholic Priest Meinzai h,1u
liced far rare the NaIdchursh Inliaua) Circuit
Court hoy sitrg II Evansville, was continued. and on
the application OF ihe PRISONER change 81 Venue vas
granted him. aud tLe ordered bs removed 70 Glib
SON county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

IuNIGRArIov or CHINESE IABoREEs- Lord STANLEY
recently stated In the House OF Commons. TINT the British
Covcrnm had received proposition from persons IN
tcrested IN the West indies, for the Importation cd
Chinese aborers into those islands supply the place Of
the blacks II said they could be obtained IA large
numbers,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

BusIxEss-A gentleman called Yesterday morning al
the couninghouse Of ere of the iron merchants Of this
city, to purchase ny Of pig iron. In the course OF
the negotiation tie merchant led to inquire To What
purpose the :ron 10 be applied.
:. To make weights Tor Yankee clocks, was the reply.
Whv what can you d. with many clocks =
They are shipped to England"
Thins Of hlfl fiv of iron fr clock weights
each clock requiring probably less than five pounds We
saw il stated sometime since IN English paper, that
these clock, helm, introduced INTO he manufacturing
districts # Cfea, Britain. and almost every workman
becoming TIE owner OF Of them Pulled 4 5. Ca-
eenr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

RrNN~s or Whitfield - The Newbury Watch
Tower says that an unsuccessful attempt made
DAYS ago. To steal the bones of The celebrated Winfield.
which deposited beneath tie pulpit TIE Federal
street Church In that town l. added as fact well
known. that of the stolen several years ago
and carried England.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

.Natire INTERNATIONALLY hoover heard of a Democrat
paper complaining that the Wings carried election
by the naturalization of foreigners The man cannot be
found On the other hand who is there that las rot
complaints in hg papers that the Democrats have
carried important elections by making fresh oct Of
naiurazcd foreigners l-Defr9H Free Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

INcREAsE OF WEALTH II GREAT BRITAIN We find
table IN "A late number of the New York Herald show
ing tie Of property insured IN England, Nalcs
aud Scotland at different periods, follows The
amount in I-Ol was E232 ~ 22j IN l-ll it Gl66,
7Gi 500 Ia l-2l. EiGS, O37 30 n ISL II was
$50 6j5 }33 aud in ISL ii WAS 10 -. 30.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

In oil L4dy-The Cincinnati Chronicle notices
the d. a'h Of lady "a that CITY recently tie advanced
age of l0l years Her name Anne Huffman. Sl-
had three husbands her first husband cl the are Of
1903 He Oldest died about f,e years az, aged mar
N - years
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

DIsrKEss CkNADA.-The Montreal Herald q the
22l says great dsitess exists among the hGjfan IN the
parish OF =. Timothy. in The vicinity Of the Bcauharnos
ted putting crops in usual anticipation OF naAing
money by working as la5orers on the canal.
Lar UGges.-ln the country parts Of Canada. say :
the Montreal Herald. thousands glad get work
Two dollars a month
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The London Times calls Mr. Everett the American
Minister. much all Engshman an American. No
doubt true.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

FREAK or FoErrNE We stated few DAYS ago on
the authority the Lyconiug Gazette that Amos Ads
had been rendered appointment as Engineer, by The
Emperor Of Russia Since that time he has been -cu'cr
ed 10 year Imprisonment the PcnitentaTy Tor VIZ
lent assault and battery with intent 90 KILL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Gar.r Rscr To Cow org.-'Ihe great PcutoB S,ote
to for over the Nashville course early in Oco'cr ap
pears u he exciting unusual interest ing the gentlemen
Of the turf IL will lie the largest purse ever commended
f,r in this couatrv in Europe. Thirty horses have
been entered unired OF four old and among
them the produce Of Pl3aR Ecibsr BLACK Maria H..
sgat.aa P.rubafeniG~y. Lufborsngi. and other cello
hraiel racers The entry five thousand dollars with
thousand dollars forfeit and counting largely upon with
draw al- the winning colt viii take purse eighty thou
sand dollars. An unusually large number of gentlemen
from the southern aud Western States expected will
interested IN the trial speed
Of the different stock Of their several States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Q,rEa CRAn1K.-Thc editor Of the Charleston
Mercury that gentleman Of thar city had recently
seat him. from friend in Mississippi. cralle-tle body
of watch made from the shell of a SWAPPING turtle
that weighed 30 pounds. The railing made Of buck
horns aud the rockers Of walnut tee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

AsRrsros.-Ths singular substance which vet has de-
fed all the efforts of chemists aualyze, iuasnuoh
will neither melt with fire dissolve IN water and is
cly free from smell Is found ia considerable
abundance Pennsy vauia At great distance som TIE
borough OF y ork.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

S'agu'ar Fact Three cntirc trees have been dug lp
on the Central Railroad. Macon Georgia. which were
embedded IN the earth about thry four feet below the
suffice within few hundred yards If each other Al
Of them are kind Of wood. which appears 10
be Wild poplar and the surface of them more or less char
red But the sing llar matter connected with them
that of encru-tei with rock, ADD part Il
The other with thin outer surface of rock. winch con-
cealel a coming Of metal, some of which common
iron ore.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

''The Sea shall gie up its DeaA-On leaving the har
Dor of It Mary short since, the people Ia the boat
large red chest the water. toward which they
directed their boats course and succeeded in obtaining
the chest.
Tins opening. was found TO contain the corpse OF a
Young and beautiful female clothed in rich silk dress.
aud having three solid god rings upon her fingers And
this all that could Zoe learned concerning her; who
she had been tue Of her death, remain
still sealed most likely. however that the fiir
Young had died at and her BODY. comm tied
10 the waters Of the deep, which thus have yielded
again.
only remains f)r add that the chest with The holy
In IT, Just lay when first opened. consigned To
the grave with the appropriate aud solemn rites o Chris
tan burial, in ~ Mary NeuJsnadland Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

An arocous murder perpetraed in Baltimore on
Thursday evening about o'clock. in the streets upon
young woman named Ann Maria Burk The prcsump
that the unoendlng girl mistaken tor anoihcr,
whom some feud had Ercnediated killing The mayor
has offered a reward OF $500 for the murderer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The Indiana Statesman. published a; N,w Harmony.
says mail roberics tie from uccilnos Mo- -
fell, ny, have become frequent Two letters recently
sent with money opened. the contents t-Aea a4l
brown paper placed instead.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

B,BIrs-t strikes that tibs told about ba
bcs than about thing else IN the world We all say
they are swcet-,et every body who smell knows
the, are sour We al say they lovely. yet nine babies
ont of ten have poienslons 10 beauty than pug
dog praise their expressive eyes, Yet all babies
squint call them little doves, though one ol them
makes noise than colony of screech owls; we
they trouble. vet they must be- tended night
and day insist that they pay Tor all our anxiety
though they take every opportunity of scratching orr
lccs poniug their fingers ewes IN short, we
make our business tell the palpable lseEoods
about them every hour oi the day Yet strange TO say
vcdlock Void without them. and those who have
Them even while telling these sel-evdent uniruthS. look
Just is tcy expected people 10 believe thcm ~ }!
True Sun
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The l. : Gazette doesn't like the in'imal on in Nr.
Websie5s Rochester speech that jsiYess PARTY GIT
be f,rsrel IN this country. The editor says-i he
idea 4 forming third party, 4 plriy. uat ONLY
cimccal. hut spicous. and that 'tle only 5si-
tie cabinet Of iIr. Tyler IS the only man
whose business pursuits have been made SUI ect Of Gi-
cuc. anl t-ai. too, by the Webster press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The Rev. Washington Van Ilnlt late an Eiiscopd
clergyman a, Rochester who was convicted hy ury %
having seducel !. Miss Sophia Muriock meuher 81 his
church. ana subsequently acquitted on the same
charge y ecce-iasca court, has Published ia the Au-
burn Journal appeal to the public IN which he ScS
forth the imp-chaiiy. If not i'm o-sialiy OF the truth 81
the and aprend- affidavit Of hs entire
innocence Of every particular
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

7 The press OF the State (whiggery excepieD are
unanimously Of opinion thar Chapman should be elected
stale Printer " a. believe lac Will have opposition,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

THE t{rtEN or E>oLaNn.-I!cr Maje-ty Nic;a,. ia,
First, who Is alto -hng her subjects ty frequent
rs to her noish,ir-. the European resu- i i.-
dnon which promises bless .er oya subjects W.. a.-
other pria-c or princess.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The G.hop Of Toronto ., said 10 lie a dc.iu.tfr TIE
amount OF aooet LIo.e0o. The mpnc, bad tec. e..-
un-tei 20 HIN l'r t4e benefit ol 'te Uavef-ay. Tie
collectors Ia Hamilton and Br,-kvie are also .4rs,.y 80
arrears.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Mae Wash. the celebrated chief OF the - terr4nssn,
IA New lok. has been convicted before tie -
.ha city ~ three several iudctn, ;4r .l -. ..
ors pending against him.
The cohaHnei Bauk, at Taunton, Mass. j. closing ID.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Sisf A. Cassins u. Cay was shot a y bile relrr.
from Mad sDn Ia, horse alarmed The T.. or 81 a..
gun. of aud threw hm out. He h-woser, escaped
without Inllry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

DEtPur. October Il.
Grafa-Wheat SO a 5Sc.; Corn, = 2Qc- Oets Is
l>c Barley, 40 42c; FlaXseei, o. 75c Clover seed
: 7jaS3 90.
FIour,per bbl > 50al CO.; Meal, per tushel, &c.
Hfu. Per ton 81 50aJ %.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01
THE DEMOCRATIC WHIG,

The present condition Of the Loco Foco party
Of this State, presents a crisis in the affairs Of
The Whies. which II used with spirit and eners
gv. will result in their triumphant success. The
dscord and confusion, that prevail among the
Loco Foeos, the fierce and angry feelings, which
have arisen in their ranks, and tie jealousies
and dissention, which have split them into fac
tons, together with the exposure, which they
make Of their own profigacy and corruption,
give assurance that THEN complete overthrow lie
near at hand. Their corruption and abandon
ment Of principle are rapidly working their own
cure, and public sentiment Is again assuming
sound and healthful condition. Under eiTcum
stances 80 favorable, it becomes the imperative
duty ofthe.Whig party to speed the progress OF
this political and moral resolution. To prea-
trate party 50 distracted BY their own dissen'
tions. and . degraded BY their own prof igaey,
,oouivos hat 4 vigorous and determined effort
on the part Of the Wings in exposing the onor-
nitv offbsir disqracsfdl doctrines, and in taking
ndvaptage Of heir weakness and distraction.
One of the most eilectual methods Of distrl-
buiinr political information among The people,
and producing 9 concert Of action in party Is
he the agency of well conducted press.
Ihl weight Of the Eastern and Northern Por-
ton Of his Stale in its political movements
makes Columbus one Of the most important
points ia Mississippi, for conducting Public
Journal, advocating the leading doctrines Of the
Wing party.
In view Of the fall elections in ihis State
which viii be but TRAINING exercise for the
prand contest Of 1874, we have made prepare
tons for the more extensive circulation OF our
paper; and we call upon cur patrons add all VINO
are friendly to the cause which We advocate, q
lend their assistance as wings 70 the promotion
of our object. without . more liberal support
than we have yet received ffom our party It Is
impossible for us 10 continue at our sole expense
the Publication Of paper, which has scarcely
reimbursed Us one cent for what we have haf
The e rms ofTHE DEMOCRATIC WING
are as follows; ,,,r,
-Four dollars per annum, IN ADVANCE,
Five ifpaid in six months
six at the end ofiho year.
Three copies year for ten dollars IN advance
Five copies a year, for dasen dollars, "
No paper will be discontinued, unless al ID
topon Of the Proprietor, until al aFFeaFage
shall have been paid up. -,
Edilof and Proprietor