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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-28

DETERs' COUGH LOzENGES are now rapid
Il y superseding all other preparations Cor the
nei OF Coughs, Colds Asthma, Whooping cough,
lightness OF the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar pull
monary affections
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-28

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou.
sands. 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes and
no failure. Ii will cure the PILES.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-28


Very Rev. DR. VIM. Matthew'S
Gen John p Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, Esq,
Darius Clagett, Esq
Gen. Walter Smith, Georro,own
John Kurtz, Esq. "eo'e0'o"h
Mossrs. Hugh Smith & Co.. Alexandria
Nath Jcwett, Esq In.
Messrs. Loring & kupfer, ( "''o"
Messrs. Young, Smith & Co.
Wolfe & Clarkes,
Baily, Ward s. Co. Ne" ioik'
Benz. II. Field, Esq.
Hon. John Sergeant,
William ID. Lewis, Esq Philadelphia
Messrs. Levi Garrett & Sons,
Il. c. Lee, Esq.
F. F0P Toa M'f T.s Esq Baltimore
Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Richmond
Messrs J & w. Southgatc Norfolk
Messrs J. w. Zachary & Co. -,
Hon. +. ID. White NC" orleans.
City of Washington, May l6, lS43
N. b. We propose TO such editors Of newsp,pers
m any OF the commercial cities, who wi inscrt tbs
above Card for one month in their columns sending
US paper containing the same, TO transact any bus
ness they may require IN this city, coming within Tho
scope OF our Agency for the space Of one year from
The first Insertion, free of charge. J&C
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-28

HORSES that have Ring-Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Calls, &C. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
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secretary, Troy
A. REED,
Agent, Whitehall.
nntlN

skin aud Turkey Coco Icather finished IN style
of beauty aud taste superior to any thing before
brought to thus market-a single dozen only received
June 2O-u
DRODlE ON DISEASES OF THE JOINTS.
ID Pathological and Surgical Observations, by SIR
Is. G.. Brodie, Surg to the King, vol. reprinted
from the fourth London edition.
Numerous cases of Surgical operations, without
pain, in the Mesmeric Sllte-by Jonn Ellston, NJ
D., h. X. 5.
The American Journal Of Medical Sciences, for
July, l543.
All just published, aud this day received for sale
r. TAYLOR.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-28

PILES, SC. are wholly prevented, or governed if
the attack has come on, II you use the only true
Uays, Linament from Comstock & Co. All sores,
and every thing relieved by it that admits of an out
ward application 1t acts like charm. Use il
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-28

rHEAP PUBLICATiONS.-Jus issued anil
" this day received fr sale by +. TAYLOR
Biography and Poctical Remains of the late Mar.
garct Davidson, by Washington Irving Price so
cents.
Russia and the Russians by G. Kohl; complete in
two numbers-s5 cents each.
Nos. aud OF the Works Of Lord Byron at 25
cents each Fine paper and large tyre with cngray-
lngs.
No. 10 Of Johnsons Farmers Encyclopndia %
cents.
The Water Witch, complete for 80 cents One Of
the cheap series Of Cooper's novels. July I3--tf
4 NUAPMAN'S MAGIC RAZOR STROP: four-
" sded-SiJc No. being a hone Of a new COM
position which will reduce The razor pcn-knife or
surgical instrument to a smooth and keen edge more
speedily and with greater perfection than any thing
that has before been offered TO the public wherever
The instrument is well known IL is used 10 the exc
siou of all others. Prices ranging from so cents lp
wards
Sold for the proprietor by T. TAYLOR,
Bookseller.
=. Those purchasing 10 sell again will be supplied
at the lowest mandatory prices. may 80
[iNNE'S LAW COMPENDIUM, or Qucst,ois
IA aud Answers on Law, alphabetically arranged
for immediate reference with copious reeren 90 T.,
the most approved authors, Reports, Decisions &c
sc by Asa Kline, 2 volumes octave.
For sale by + TAYLOR,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30
The Earthguake-its Dreadful Effects
IA the Hest Indies. ~

BY the arrival at Baltimore Of the brig
Frances Jane, from ST. Johns, Porto
Rico we learn that the Earthquake of
the 9Th ultimo (lelt here) laid in ruins
nearly the whole town of Point Petre,
(Gaudaloupe,) and that neatly ten thou-
sand of its inhabitants are supposed to
have persisted. The same shock was al
so experienced with much severity at An
tigua, where several lives were lost and
a great deal of property destroyed. Ne
Wis, Montserrat, and Barbados alse suf-
fered, but to what exten, il is not known.
We copy from the Baltimore. Patriot
Of last evening the following extract Of q
letter 10 the owners of the Frances Jane,
dated
"St. Johns, IN. b. february IA.
ave have just received advices from
the Windward. The effects of the earth
quake of the 9Th infant have been awful
indeed Point Pefre, in Gaudaloupe, d
totally destroyed, and ten thousand per
sons are supposed to haze been killed
The loss Of property is immense. Al
Antigua, also, there has been great loss
of property, but only five lives were lost
All the mills and sugar works were more
or less injured, and the greater part o
the present crop will be lost. Nevis
Montserrat, Barbados, &c. are said tc
have suffered much, but to what extent il
not known yet. Here and at st. Tho
mas the shock was also severe, and last
ed at this place two minutes; but Their
was no material damage done at eithe
place."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

A [omet-The papers state illai bril-
liant comet was seen in several parts Of
Massachusetts during the last week. The
following description Of IL is given by a
correspondent Of the New Bedford Mer-
cnry:
"Iis briliancy was almost equal 10
that Of Venus. Its situation is very near
the limb Of the sun; lis tail appears about
three degrees in length. II may be the
comet announced some three monthsslnce
in Europe III was then irayeIsing the
constellation Draco. he IL that or another,
il is Of rare brilliancy. There are but
three on record OF sufficient brilliancy
70 be seen in the day season. The FIRST
was IS years before Christ, and is called
ga hairy starr" il was seen with the ma
ked eye in the day time. The second was
in the year l4n2. and was so brilliant
that the light Of the sun at the end Of
March did not hinder people seeing il at
midday; both its nucleus and its tail was,
10 use the language Of The day, ",wo faith
oms long" The third appeared Febrs-
airy Is, l744, and nearly equalled Venus
in splendor, tand many persons saw it
at midday without glasses. It may yet
prove that the comet of to day is the
same as that of l402."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30
ETuopIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

The following statistics Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church have been taken
from the minutes of the several Confe>
rences just published for 1912:
Annual Conferences, 81
Travelling Preachers. AGA
Local Preachers, 1881
Church Members, Commune
cants. l,oo9,9oo
Net increase in 1912 of Church members,
latter deducting the dead, the with
drawn ami the expelled,) l2o,l23
There are now building at BlackwaN,
five large steam frigates for the Russian
government, intended for the war against
the Circassians.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-03-30

madhnuss. Tsnpsriag ~iIh he hssI.h
- The sody. b selliag qusrk msdieinss.
70 had ehough; 81 tampfrihg sish pso-
iiae qasrk medicines. 10 bad enoush: bug
la@Psring sish peoples mental hsalrs-
dfshoying he tranquility Of Whale CON-
nnni'ies. "a order % 60 Ihs pocksls oI q
lev spectators. i insolsfsble. Although
INC money obiainsd By sseh humbuRs 10
fxseied 70 rmall sums. YET he sggrsesls,
when many thousands contribute, 10 ! We.
~ heavy Tar On any eommuniiy. The
I" Cheap Library" advertised in The
I" Alarn." ensls nearly four Jollars. r.,
90. and this 10 prslly high price. ~hsn
ne consider that il 10 paid Tor merely
singing The sane tame over sssnly.lwo
times wilh slight variations. The pur-
chaser. when he hss bought me whole,
has given enough 70 purchase " Brsnde's
Eneyelopedi4" sad . readable copy Of
The Bible. and he has GOT heap Of PAM
phleis. asserting in nunber Of forms Of
phrsseclogy. and in . variety Of type,
that The World Is coming 10 IN end forlh>
With A greaisi inppsiliOn Was never
devised.
Perhaps The greatest wonder 10 hat .
person 50 illi'erals and uninlslligibls Is
Miller has shown himself 10 be Nhile in
this city. should attract or impress The
public Al ell with jargon Of religious be-
lief. which he dees sel even undtrsi1nd
himself. lie 10 . middle-sizsd. common
looking person. rather Stout, with sang
style Of address-ss,iing a defiance al
rules Of grammar. pronunciation. and sv.
cry thing slss which We nigLt expect
form q public teacher.
Phil. Sal. Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
;:n of Juiy Gcicbr.,fion.

II meeting Of the committee, Nir; r. G. AIis ~.
Pc dent y Davis, Vice President T. Martin E }IoC lIe,
William Bible. AnlTcw Biou-e and James Blake, ap-
pointed by the Indianapolis WASHING ionan Society, held At
the office OF l. Mcclure, SATURDAY evening June h.
the following arrangements maze IN compiluce with
the direction of the Society.
The members o. the Wahiu-fcuian Temperance Society
Vi meet At tie Governors Cice n o'clock r. " Tie
Indianapolis Band Marion Gglr!> ard Marion Rlicmeu are
requested with them. James Blake appointC
To act Marshal OF the dayho authorized appoint
a. many deputy Nar.a> may be deemed Necessary
They will form procession and march north 900 Men
New York street thence east 10 Delaware ST. thence u
Washington It, thcucc u the STATE House whore The
Washng >onian Declaration Of Independence viii Re read 5y
y W Morris and addresses delivered By David Kennel E>
and Hon. W ". Wick. Dress OF tie Maisha red sash
that Of the blue saShcs The respective Wash
ngtonan Societies of the county and al lining cutie
respectfully invited 10 participate Appropriate places WI
10 signed them the ~ ces>Ion II Is hoped that all vii
crr Naiges The ladies' and gentlemen OF Indiana p0ll
/ III Vicinity &C respectfully invited TO attend
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

F llnis drcreei t. Re -sd by the cir,na ,t n the Una
Tn --'h II the aulr,r ~
~, - .'al 90 tNs'i' nie =, nois trasee Fsve .I2
"a Low ,r ,nH sn ~ r,nr- ei-h' = ~, eEt 49, w.
,.n f. uir f.f- (. =, ~ f.,,, 80 ',. H. ,.,I
rii =. t rrf vet gffsrt -ssfsH Unity tr- - tss"
i 'i .sr - a"-r faifeu ten srrr- s'uiiisss ir.s
Ton nom west ftfef SECTION thiis irr three q
an-r anen nern acc- and twenty huntf, ts Sanh frs
ans taaern li ieen r. ans IA, rs i.lr.,,si,. sra
"s-' i,fn -re'Hn "niy eight - town his tsir q
ti-, iua.ss.fs N,rh fnrff- IN .,,f,n f,e tow
y, W W. range tfcn, TEA md hundretl.
- e. si /, CT e''iiri srsisH ha''e ''r 'h,', ,,sr
sfisr ni Saih west quarter and u,fih Fste 81 south
a.reS AN. f oft qisrter and qsrr
- 'a p. = we is,.s '.-. '',ae un.,stA, ,No iaA.Iro
asnf ,nr 20 town ''r eria = rnse Twelve tisl o'r hs"
'r te range eight ' ao> Fast halt q sni -nsi
. pa ' sfi," seven i". . "en firia - fsse iuIt,n
Tn -''s l -s'eni' ten'r- N'sl haf .u - e, gas'er
hf, fte~ a.ee fnreea t,, serr. and sit, hindu SIi
Narh lr,s ss, flsrs, -css acre
6fs Gfr ard ',sn l1alciis thdi, i,s
Ten - fraction i' q" - g.''trr 'e'on tairsn y 'e inn
nais s' mn, 1Str. All 80. f,s isa5rste S,ns faeiss
80 Acni ,.-i l'l ae. ana Nrs htf noah cat
- N.rhf.sosaihl na tt ~ J-i I,rssr, and.
'ta q,arrf aaa eli fact'u' h'l ct -ath west qannrf
% ra"se i.e'n csc la' a'i t -s'en aes and one iun
hfg ur. e.f. ,sf ie Undivided ta ~ re
, s y" . es ,esr s.. 's .s -
~ w. ie - f dam f,s -, ,y, went, e.-. rare- n,
I'm - - ,.',., IT,. - f ,,sit, 80, ,s,,s
t e-i igia rh 81 50 J 20 River. iln nine o.
r.i ffa,ia ar,. ,riau fs,,n town ihit, lire range
9iien - ,a a-ies la- ta.f na a-' quarer ssn hur
fahn No- two uen twenty saoa lnl Nrsi hail 81
anH % a. qaltc section twenty ihcc, 21ioo
Nr>i ia'fo ns .i quarter % enn went, a'r ~ acre -
- south ~ rsn thirteen Wet hali II Tho
narih west quarter 81 section ison Wet lsf d 'e
-ii " aiiI f sertH tr'esn ~ ar- o. tow Hsnp 'n tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
\ FARMER


CONVICTION. June 70, 1913.
Gov Bi-geTCel. z. ". Bryant and ne Trump Fl -
uocrccy by John Petit
NrsEs CH.PMANs-On last Saturday the people Of this
COUNT who assembled the Court House this place
addressed by GOV Bigger II cannot be expected that with
I'm the narrow precincts Of lcter should mnatey notice
his speech IN detail; yet Will endeayos faithfully 70 poi
tay some Of mos: prominent outlines notice some Of his
remarks and advert Of his conclusions. III, eN9ri
um was brief anil abrupt Without much al H. intro acel
for the public the plan Of " G. Johnson for the
ASSUMPTION Nv the General Government Of the debts OF the
States After stating the amount Of tn, state debt and M
,.., etain. Iohnsons plan he asked, how debt to
70 aid NJ one Of any responsibility advocates repulia
,oa vet said he uuder preset embassmenS has d.
rect taxaon been alluded How then he asked are We
@ nav III, debt lie then spoke in terms OF wing euloy
of W C. Johnson plaza he remarked TIA; there h-A &c"
considerable msapprehens)n aud misrepresentation upon
che subject, Wherein he di let shOw-alth0usa he said,
,ha he merely presented for the consiera Of the peo-
p,e-thai, was for them adopt reject t-ye the I'M
pre.sor conveyed my mind by his remarks doubt no,
60 be the understanding Of all present that he Is fvoF
HE "a s at.oon AMI believe, rs proprets and eXPcd-
o,rx he next advericd 10 tamil lie considered high
ineffective nF vitality essential requisite 10 the wei
fare and prosperity Of the country jpon h'S SUBJECT ne
tsnIaved considerable dexieny-he played The Of po-
btcal IcyegSemaln klully-he produced well computed
assortment documentary extracts and framed from them
p,usisle eh,in of agumen,based l. true upon diseou
,ee,ed extracts uttered without Of their aq2cah
., 20 his purpose aud tortured into seeming con-
s.tency Whether there any utepJatIons OF not
am not nIepaced Had he eft the subject here ans
relied solely spou the eStaes the result might perhaps
-oe considerable extent have proved advantageous b
he .,ravsed of the Teeorde embarked on the oee@i
of lu,tratonihe ship o. his hypothesis was thlewn Of
beam ends IS adverse wnd- CT Truth, and she san
,..ol,,ny storm which she had raised assnst herself
,.,v,pr no, single fragment 10 mark her doom
nj, Excclleucy proceeded TO tie subject Of NA'r
Il R,nk-admi,ied tina; the L. Bank CT "a Wa se'
humbus-maae stcat slaughter and hasoe a. ssl'' VaAo
- l.<l,s AZ the STAT, banks .nd finally ie.t tie o'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

Ma CooS SKISNERI before penned syllable for
publication But, T, reading the Journal Of the House
OF Representatives Of last session. page 6S
report Of the committee educaon the subject
Of resolution whh had been referred them inquiTing
the cxpedency reporting bin appropriAtiug pro-
ceed Of the sales Of the remainder Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal Lands Of Tppecanoe River or purposes Of Com
School Education Asvlums blind, and deaf and
dumb.
Having read the report nearly through my every faculty
struck dc T. dumb, and blind when the fol-
lowing words in said report, io-wit.
9 Rather than that system Of common SCHOOLS and
CHiRITABLE beaerieHoe should take root such s1i,
ne undersigned rouA prefer he pail Of honest Ignorance
should orespread the rand and That The CURSE or BLIND
NESS md DIZZINESS SHOULD FAIL UPON OUR
PEOPLE"
Great God exclaimed TO myself but loud enough
alarm my wife and family there such unfeelng
wretch elevated Legislature Of Indiana
Who thinks that way, said my h,lle boy. Whose
iinent that said my daughter Unfeolng wretch said
my fe. What is lie, Wing OF Democrat: SAM my son.
Mat my ushmon when my eyes fell the name
Of JOHN H. BRADLEY. tie Wing Candidate FOR Lieutenant
Governor 800
Nercfal Father exclaimed ny neshbor Nho !, firm
Wing that &c doctrine Of cur patty be,
10 more Whi- Do you believe, said he 10 me, that
the Wings knew Of the above sentiment when they nom
mated Bradley Yes, s.i and although ha,
snch holy horror u sct,0ls he reported Chair
man # The mniioe Education favor giving
thousand doiaFs icg year To COLLEGE Crawlori>yiic
Afcr looking at toe ounal for themselves Of them said
Il never was IN favor If measures; hut ii had one
of jonathan MeCariy' h1 Leh il IS said he could Iiie
sixty miles day, aud MAX speeches not log cabin
the state Of Indiana but should John H. 81 dlcy
said thor than system Of common school, and charla-
be leneyo,nre should t4ke such a soil, he would
cfer hat The pail Of honest Ignorance should ovcrspcad
tic land and ha curse Of balacs, and deafness should
iail uion the people.
aud lh@n # >hoal! meet Bradley and &c should &c
such >cnim. Mt my hearing Mould wish 70.
9Th of Johny VI Gi'ghu of Ireland handful
OF rattle snakes, and would noteayc much hide on him
would make dea and II the Wing, elect
him, am u, longer Wig So say !, SAID the other
PETER POOR.
\. b, Bradley walking numcnt IF Wmsscsy'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
BEDFORD. Jvxr /,

rEAR Ssa II ~ your Coon skinner that Dunn was
n Indiaaapos taking lessons ficm The Jvnto Ia ycuE
eyf rlease let Us know If his mother knew out
for ne and his friends hear OF his beng Out beh
Thompson here and the sick list as he was wounded
in The IA, battle he fought lis wound vas caused BY the
explosion OF The magazine t'onEng % TIC ana. under Tie
command Of TIP and ~ toe" In Tie explosion he was
struck with large piece ul yellow Ctsg The Would Is
,hs,t.ht - - mortal. Crow Chapman, Crow Al.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

Harry badly used ~ bat ~ha, he still en-
Joy rs customary sports. lie recently at Louisville
The kcniucki.n of the 18th says
He came and went. and nobody asked how when or
where. We heard of no enthusiastic recePuonno pam
ful leave taking. For ali that said done should
not have been OF the ad'ent or stay Of Mr. Clay
had his arrival announced m one Of the pa
pers. and himself betting on horse race. No dnuei
was rendered him. There was throusg pressing
TO see him. Read Us the meaning OF tins.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
saiIlsIEE.> AZ.

srY vrtueo ,eat1oni eNpnas 20 ne r- tel ifon 'a -
the Mtlrili count 81 f ' ~ go
rofi house dor Indianapolis. te 1 DIS of i
lera. D.. law ue ren- ans i - ii
,ear,o ,-tae rti'-4 I'D %
DouHit. tu-"H.
The hall o iis noffii Rr glarer ana nnrA i 81 f-
-c.t .fa 81. To- ..
Aad on tiur- .nes'r' ''-''r rs sti VIZ
viii t tl- l't,f t.s>f tf saH
estate iie pciy @ Is. . lee aad - ni
-.t. li.- 81 Itttll i...
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
Hint MN Izo,,ler.

The Brool,le Democrat notices tho s'aiencn; # the
Journal tina, the person recently arrested ior an aige
robbery of the NAL BrooA,lle. was de8so.fi IS
follows
The Indana journal charges Nltiaa,. Nli-9n who
was arrested few DAYS for rablns ia, inlh wi,h
being loco TOGO and ha, ns furnished The editors = ihe
sentinel with Mr. Dunn> eieciiunccftug letter VOW
we are crcdiby informed that y .,'u reatRg and
rery -orops Uhig. W. iieuiiou thu 10 correct ti.e
Journal, aud not disp.ragetueut oi TIE Wing party
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27


MrssRs. Cn,rs ,Hs;-The Democracy were never in
finer Sqis II You meet Dem )cr1t, be he from what
county he may, and as him what's the regard TO
political matters las neighbour BOD, he viii tell you the
poets brighter and cheering than the
present tiac "OT Wih heir hiie le The motto
efnu tic Democracy throughout the state. They
letermif ell take Ia hide on Of BIGGER coon tam has
yet been skinned and they d. it il they will The
people 20 he dculcd INTO the support Of party who
ofuSc IN their omise thee years ago. No; they
they have been humlugscd and cheated aud my ord
oI IL, they VIII speak in the first Monday Au-
gust u,Xt, thai viii ske terror to the hearts Of these vile
political demalo-ues who went about State pating
- Beef" RetIeucImont and reform The people want
relom-thcy want It in our State Government and they
arc determined To have
The Coon skinner is doing The work assigned T. it, 60
aheal, Chapmans aloud and spare hare the
k Of the ncm cacy in this part Of The political vine
yagl.
We viii send YOU two sterling Democrats up Logs
;uIc this winter, mark it. loHr> &c B.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

r-.el.ri. a 90 b. fir-- :
- a. anI e. 3d. Aa4>s.- iml+I4 fs4ist 1898 lntf- ii.e
TEA Rice spires SOL N-,h-l. efr. A-,t j. l't.'f -r
CALI uptet -.f Morocco 4nt1- iH
-sl ti" iaf rt-i "a BE- q.
ii,,-a aA, Gissn-, 20 Do caeiHin-r o g, 7i-
I'M r.. = 30 Dr-It bfi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
P2SESSisEE'T.
De.stIl Of Hugh :. Lesa.c.

.icftne Nfcrttort 81 STATE.
BOSTON, 2o,l juno. 1913.
DEAR Sir:-Thc Hon. Hugh :. Lcsare died heie this
morning The event has cast glem the PRESIDENT
and his Cabinets and the country viii the loss # the
,iae scholar AMI accomplished gentleman.
In haste, Yours, X.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
vi, ss'igan City.

The progress OF the IVES, may be seen IN the follow
inq table OF the business Of Michigan CITY.
Next to Chicago. which has the adv vantage OF com
manding all the Illinois trade there place on Lake
Michigan, which deserves harbor appI' Pr'aA0ns
The following table shews tie extent o hex irste III
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
e,EEENSGs ARE. ESSz Ss.s.3ls-. : -
EEAIssBss aEss.

ST received s-e -fcy OF eoni'ou and i4seP 'e-
~ Teas. Dslie-. iui ll. '-.H
ard variety ases. Jeans. ~aiia.t. A-o u r W
spla,, naytis- and halter CHAINS ctt r7 "f ~
irln hfs-es. sloot.a- ~
~ II. .-a II JIIff Nf,ofti-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
KU>HyILLE. Jrxr .. 1913.

FRIEND CHAPLAIN hear good new,
from Tom smith in the lowe pa.t Of this district. Ills
friends confident That lie VIII well as De dill IN 80
when he beat he Treasurer Of state $50 The Treasurer
seems antioptc Ike result fom h, rqrang TO his
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M,rRtEn. on the sh ult hy Rev. Mr Deeoher. Mr Da-
vIp AENENruovr TO Hiss MsReAHET BLrT, al Of this
county We received soodly portion OF the cake and
hereby tender orr acknowledgements We conisss also
hat this is the irs tine va c,e- knew D4-d' -: 3
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The Alta a.: ..IEiy

Is l. lie celebrated at AQua Parhcrs some 'uT mi'
east OF tie city Extensive preparations are nakhg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27

ia eros. on "Wednesday. Juno .sih.
Huntington. On Thursday. Ju,e 29ih.
Fort Waync. on FRIDAY Jane 3gth.
Lima on Monday. iuly ST.
augusta. on Tuesday. July In
Warsaw. on Thursday. July 9Th. (carlv)
loeslmreh same evening
Goshen. on Friday July a..
South Bend, on Saturday. ia y Sih.
Michigan City. On Monday Ju'y 10th.
Laportc, on Tuesday, Jolly llih.
Plymouth. GA Wednesday. July lcih.
10 hester on Thursday. July l3ih.
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1Iossrs. 9VI,j,c,,,,b .,,a Er,-,,t

democratic car sacs or Governor ana Lieut. Governor
NIL 'diess ,e people following tim AMI places
"A'R a a favor 81 redeemiuc The state from nsruc aud
CO rrpton. requested 10 Re present.
NorE.ihe day srecches Will generally b. made aho al
noon ard those IN the evening az early clndc.iehur-
Allowances Tor tie Of travel lee made g., t.o>s
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NEW ALnANY. Irxr l3. 1919

y. =, n..dIey yyaI.Ins N nament y wLasse.y,