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For the eye Of every Dc;mocr..t.

Look out for ILLEGAL VOTES.
Look out for DOUBLE VOTES got up bv the wings
with OF only or two OF our candidates upon
them
READ EVERY NAME ON YOUR TICKET
BE AT THE POLLS EARLY
Be AT THE POLLS AL. DAY
Keep Hawks eve upon the BALLOT BON
SEE THE VOTES cot MED AT THE POLLS
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7yAnSes.g.,S NOTICE..

'y'il property John Spencer, dereed to be sold b he Circuit
Indiana Dsct, de>cTildi Of WHICH
Published paper, viii be offered
ale tHd cash; the balance III
equal >la!u t. months with approve security.
ROBERT HANNA Marshal.
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v OiCrs.

Bear this in rnd. Examine closely your tickets be-
fore you vote. When you you have got gen.
une one which every opposed 10 Federalism.
20 RICH! ahead 10 the polls AMI voe Il Let inteflo
per, however eli locs, have even sight at il.
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NGINS LADIES' SEMINARY.
.,I .., ss.snntlS


S BE a "s snss, H., :, paP Ss S'
OF Mr. l.. Jo>-o> y NJ several years
been eReaee ga teaching enc u tie most eminent literary nsta
Nh johnson VIII be assisted by competent number If able and
experienced Female Teachers, aud The Patrons 81 the school
assured that sAea osa " "a be employed.
according the usual custom al h- knf regular
mated the Junior, Middle and years Young ladies
a'as ptrsn"- aud completing lis w Re entitled I" a
named course VIII have the privilege engaging such studies a.
mls be deemed best adapted 10 iitr wants.
English ,s,anu,ar ceo.rai has history f tn, un,ed states,
columns ut Lessons IN Arithmetic. smiths Auliueic.
laa.r Ter.
Pr, retm laaiSl aud iIoitra uor, wnh Aliases.
tDasle,' Boairdon's Algebra
Second FERN Mrs. Lincoln li'ssn, '''''' ''''''
tceOnirlly .lcsend,eI
.utifs Io1r.
,Geonsiy co'npered and Plane rrsonome'ry.
Gray Chemistry.
Iuchcock'- Cc,lcay.
Blaii's Lectures tecun University eGs
,oln,-cea- Natural l'a'io-.py completed
t,, Tn, NBa> Lectures cemfiricl
jnugtt. ': s Of ihe ilrasens'
Buffers NmIogy.
Second fesn !sa,iand's Mo'a seence.
tMeiivane'S Evidences # chri>tianfy
ew be ,kea during the Whole To cultivate ha II
The study OF itia and GreL be- pur,ued t connection
with Ollie. studies OF separately "a be tesirei.
prinary Dpa,.pea.-ru. Ga per per quarter, 81 On
seeotd tt''s, 90
Nr<c-P4ano Fore ~ 90
- %
Instructor F,eaal German Lerssases,
reasonable charge.
For Linear Perspective Drawings,
curs Oh Painting Trn>aencieS Enarpidery, French
Needle work Floss flowers NaA fruit
charges VIII be made.
REFERENCES.
Bishop M'lLv Of OHIO.
b. pouGlAs,, L. L. D. President of Kenyon College
Rev JNo. Professor of d.
Ross, NJ, Professor Mathematics Natural Philosophy,
keiN College.
Rev ALsEED BLAKE, Principle of Minor Hall, Gambler
JAMES MoREisoS,
WEST.
&.
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March % l-a. 2o-n INGRAM LITTLE


II psi arrived with splendid assortment of
staple Drg 90 which Viii te sold NJ eih
ie ti, a~serc-, black
French lHncn and b-icled Muslin
figured lueti>. needewoIk
irs. siochnc>, ~tck~. and
Tee Il fashion
Muslin t.ie>' Ball Dresses. six
SinwiS. oilr IIandke tTlvai. Neu-in lie
lame H1niAecii Umbrellas. and t;ng Also. SILKS and
i've lnf> cd OF it Palmer iuiS
MARTIN GROSS.
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'fi unt>-nel Instructor ASYLUM
a fer Mute t> been elirlfasi to Indiana.
aiiin- the deaf ia
Ia acc0lice wEh The advice ,a
~ iniihi1s "ieh Will Until r,visii Is oilerA nad ee
states, L.
supp fti, 10 boarding their u
maze ctgr- \ suitable btns provided,
btltns can he had fr dollar and ft
Siratc ti iise VIVA >ld be- er promptly be-
gn ie session. wi VIII continue Hifti>, having te
IN August AMI 'fnief " uHlN
Stanit sui~rnd the an morals ct the pupils and there
lore prefer sidn. ~ The house. Tie females
add t"d oversight ct Mr. Wizard, both
letters t.
James " Eay, indianapolis
June - WILLIAM vrrTNcn
81 i'"fs OF Tie state viii kuness the above
au'ei'eneii ew insertions, AMI inviting public antnn to the
81 Jet And the Auditor each hereby
COPY Of such publications To the then county, ". y.
Es2ssD.49 HON sss sAEs'i'ss'ssSgssIs.
sNt PARTNERSHIP? erccr ittwe David riaieheaa and
y eofsc = HafoH under lie II at ra.ead < Iflndon,
dissolved by mutual consent tie Isl June. those
the ifin ~ please make slef
heeHane IL
store and settlements VIII ic atieitod the sle
DAVID or Nit.IlEAD,
Indianapolis jag T. leiJ 32w GEO. :. BRANDON.
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s,ss FaT.gE EVERY EsNEY.

4 EtE-sLt . El-AE EbsssH
rENIIE taken a qian, work the
indianapolis Raul Road Columbus and
Edinburgh would Working Men OF this count, that they
hands the
several whom
liberal wages gol accommodations VIII be by the undc:
J. LITTLE indianapolis,
and balance the Company the Works IN Bartholomew
county. VI N. BROWN.
WN. BALllNGER,
M,rrn ~ =
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BOOK BINDING.
aud Account hook Manu- factory.


EhAi. TYLER Co. " eS~ie and retail dears aud Manuse
y Blask aud dealers Stationery
IN the Bsg Washington STREET opposite The Palmer Hosei.
obtained
hand ARTICLES IN their line livery
description Blank Book Auditors and seeo
Magistrates, iifsut printed
In the Improved Pate nsde of Sew
Esffs Aud tne.snfsfshiy
blank hsks aud VIII
solid the book lasts, instead ~ coming
IL soften the with an other methods The ne~ mehoa
dniir the old KIND Though
equal be-; Eastern wcs aud no higher
DT prepared n,anuisciur all descriptions
Fancy Articles such Ladies aud eenlirmens fo fois ta-
Card T Albums Spectacle Eases Cigar Cases focket
B,4.ss. aud Nde Books
MI>lC PAPER always hand hound
Banks uIqi-d The hrlSi notice hHsc frras gs
prices and ssi
The Ruling Machine ffetrfyed
Books Paper ruled a. pattern.
an kinds binding iR French and English
al and Morocco Plain. Extra and Marble and 9Th Edge
Of
bound any 4, ie desired and ca the lowest terms.
Isaac EAssFoHD. Judge, Gre ~
Dr>>. of II
MrRItl President of State Bank J. NJ Raw Cashier 81 state Bank
e. " 'ADf. Secdfy al Insurance Company A W NoEss ESQ
y. II. PAlNuR. E~q. Sly
SADDLES. HARNESSES. BEsEDEES. Ac.
sE hand ard pr-gaed
Saddles. irdi. Mangal> Harnesses. Collars Illes.
Other at their line Every article viii be- warranted ~ good
stock and workmanship and prices low
u az q sb e.
such a. Wheat oas Beef Hides Linen and few either arclestakcn
: ioor- ~sstof brakes Hotel, indianap.a,-- -
WOLFRAM 3 RoMMEI.
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W.y.s>Cs, rsaesE,,,s s. 90

STORfGE FO3IT1RDiNG md CONllSNION 1ER-
CHiNIS, DEiLERS N PRODUCE, SC &C,
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA,
ET Ill strict attention receiving Produce
w Nerclanlize, ,is
the West Refer to
:. MERRILL, IsI,
JONI II. WRIGHT Merchant, I
V. i'+'1"ei't'-
y. Nlr I,l
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GgsOCEssgTS tND EEAVEsEi,.

received q Rio y
80 H. aud y NoiIsse Imperial Gunlvd Young
Tea, Rice. SPICES Na.I N9cke Leather
upper Leather and shoe Mnoceo ln. Budmg
Buc kekIns. which Viii sell lov cash. VIII Wheat,
iee~waN Glss lanre Tor goods J. NItOIA
FIRE )aars z afofI raLf's Tffft
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25
y. s'e.i>c a. Sea-
cTIEBR aTED CLARIFIED FssENCE or
&c q : az Il Gu Nd SAS feT.

tKNlE above Invaluable candy compounded of
most safe aud slntiry
lH our most popular Pm ant e~pcahr i~a-
ins What = PROMISED 81 a. The proof of tins isi edged
hv those wh' u~t thu sail article fr als
Its.s anil Isroaf.
81 snail piece of ri Candy kept tle
most in'elerae SORE THROAT few ta> II - peculiarly
ada ted to 'es1nrn. Lawyers, Pa SpaNrr,
oilers, whose occupation require The constant tie Lungs
TIE UNDERSIGNED
used J. ifSe al
ani freely nlf-nt
these aud for The the uoin.
equal H. We recommend - brethren
Reverend j. Lindsey recent pastor of ~ J.. Church,
Reverend Ca"fri p~or"f the second u T. Church Ia
Reverend Mr. In Ky presiding rr NetY York
Reverend Mr. Nhriker pastor of Prs5l Church
Madison and aiiaine.
Reverend Mr. Cien pastor VI T..
Reverend Nj Hart. OF church Co.'s. street
Reverend Nr. Gibbs, n Third avenue
Reverend Mr. Berry pastor Neel flrtl
Grand and linton street
Reverend Ms Lyons, pastor % German a--ion church.
Elder Knapp ani Rev. VI. AIaiTt.
On would think the above Communications suite >
Ton OF Peae irhound CANDY ii- ione.
ssn~4rl.
Of -1cA unaeriShi reputation that
neither would i-
virtues Of fease lirlni andy proved
flr n auHftn. Dee proved, lf. human
sale 81. a. nt t.
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THE YOlNG A.sel's COMPANION.

series OF letters, b, Margaret Cox aflorts> at Boan, the
Scriptures, Wonler- of the Deep " - The Infant Ier-.'
vol Toy - line e muslin bindn-
and Tor sale a the BOD. 4. y. DAVIS.
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E'ssNssS.

US received from r. Co. osion Mas aud for sale
81 one hollow corner wood Piano, with harp pedal;
t"th
colbert best
Manufacturers ia the Persons wishing
men on adv anita icTls requested call and
CHARLES BEE HER.
9cg-lnquie at N,~or 4 BrArrr,. 5u-fn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

Ed PARMETl.E would respectfully Indian
apoi ana lac the
Of Piano t"ne> From ms being practically
with establishments ea>, t good
Pianos found 4
than they De- purchased New York i~nn.
The obvious Persons wishing rod Piano
heiure
the Palmer House, Washington street, same
building with The r. sHii'or, FEbcrsoN."
Pants aud other
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EssE.2EsGNE.

T. DANIELS would the ffiliIe that
bjs removed H. shop wo df- uf Naplc's Nicfe he
aIed work The hest ~ Ft
warranted 4" ascrriancs Hli the -
s7EsEi+ EEOIE> Gs.GEIs1s<: SsOKE.
- ENJAMIN ORR sii continues l Old tand, opposite Wash
iiah Hotel.
constantly hand large a>fineni ready made cfine .,
&c which hr vii sell ~ hN w,es. Persons nng
.,eI>i their waiir - do well cali
ssg~In-
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MA, Glojss-.ss,rArs
NEW psaygS sseoNs.

ISI received large supply the Psalms aud HYMNS adapted
~ 10 achi, private and pubic Nur.ipin The Presbyterian
IN The ned states author zed aud recommended by the
Assembly OF the PIest Church All t~e churches
er-galhs who wish Ia have unifom well of
Psalms and smn have opportunity supplying
bN nil. IA their orders Immediately ed
aipit getting their orders lied, rs 10 kee constantly ,
hlGi to MI ordefs -.
Also.
expect DAYS a large suppl, Il Nflog, L.rpa vii
then be prepared to 81, pl, al demands
&. 3. DAVIS. Boss-erer and sts'oaey,
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.s,I,F.g7g, osf's'

FENll! !. subscriber Of
before the s day October
reduced
tss.sis;s:, scrip
W III he q
merchants Is nsHS! o. e. n s;oca
Groceries. sc.
~ htes Green Havana Coffee Prime - Rio do
i chess ''unm der, Imperial aud Young II. r ,tel
Win for sale how 3JD Ne,
bis SeW Orleans syrup and Nola->e~
t"srs ioc~od Anmaio A.asder ali In
The lire for sale hy j. SIN SHIIlI
Ns.s. esiIOisS---s HEAP
FEviiE subscriber constantly RECEIVING
Il assortment # spVd-, among Inch are
5lGss.N.
Cashmere Sanetts keniu ~ Jeans English French
Also neacied aHi Brown ~hriines orrd ancs
lue Dfilme~ aieos &c &c Also far and palm leaf Hats, Boots
and Shoes. aud Cotton Yarns.
ssrSscsics.
Tea tufce, Indigo, Alspice >aera,gs Of which IN
sold or fr cash Gail and iposle Brownines
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-25

ESOR coughs, colds. asilnas, breathing ia n the
side a. hi-i Sifiins h" a ~ the oppression
and chest ha,
hest and In
VII tncfaiy relieve flt obstinate cough n
oninseii'i efic-uf sale lN
TOMLlNSoN BROTH Frs the Golden N,liaf
Opposite Washington Infaraf.,f.
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soEsEa.trOIE> CLoTuI,
hs7tsK>lsggtE5NG.

az . aud Delaware
il tor past ators e r an
customers. Every phase promptly
kinds taken Tr ,arIcu
lart
wum. hA- feathers, ap~ bccswaa, lot superior
garden fak,> ou maud al fHt-rnf.
"a ,aiuctafi, I'D closed.
either los cash cid oHltme
90 D.
s,, I'm
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GoLD: Ss.ss:s: sE.uLRY.

Y HI subscriber plan plating, ts.id
Pol Ied plated
lew hours aud , dome lie judges All
w'rk warranted. Nafeles r,i,aed
silver tune oAii and shop ~tici'
liz flnroA,isi Store. LEON ARD "a. WOODS.
: fine a--sfn-ff OF Jcwtift ut re,.i,sd.
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'gEZ 4ND ErOl.oV WIRE.


HENl.k II. a-rffneuf Tn nd II'IV Nafe H.
mS WAiANNifIl:'S- IIai~e orb done slnfi
favorable terms. n
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$ts.i:s EiEggaE>.

'iilI.i rior Points bich ,.Ii lat a. IT, long a
KIND. Cor >.r hs n = IS
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E.,ssss ARR. EsEsy GOODS AND
FEsksEtys t.ss.

FEsEsESss essE..
tSr received large variety Of and Ltefgr o Plates
~ Teas, DISHES Also two bales CHICO and Laurel Muslin.
ana variety Ctoe. Jeans AiO, Waters
spld~s. "ve and batter chains. combs wrought
hinges, sipllis and folks. and for
los,f r. al u iIt~ NfCOLAI-
NEW s.ROs f.ZeE STORE.
ON MEikEII clnicrsnppy
81 winch he VIII lie VIII h goods cheaper
ForeNamp. Coffee roIndS dollar pIuds.
Bar Lead Shot 10 ioaSs c1lon.
other Articles proportion. 'al and
the Palmer House and 70 the 'heckered store By
500 BARRELS SALE.
aAfNfA BARRELS of the above superior quality Of Alnm
WV salt II positively best offered
IL
- o barrels of Pure White kehhawa.
in.
Fofsarat WILSON'S ALT SHED West
TOhIs fieni> and the pI5c wtli call lok
oFe Van purchase elsewhere. li-tf Madison. sept. -.
C1..E'sa3t.s-. :3s,E;sss y. gz..Ne3..,ss
AND DRIED s:sIsz.
= ANrED b, the sl5scristr.
- 80 ius. ic,ihcf-.
loco bushels FaA>ced,
lbs. B,eswak,
1850 bushels Dried Pca-les.
50 - Ap.se-, fpr viii he VIII pay the high
l9-tl JOHN CAIN.
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e. ElEtF Family and Parish Evangelical
- courses >rected the families
lions b, the Riehf Rev Charles Mciitau D. with pfcn
nary address ~ The parents. Tie Importance
e"n and Christian education volumes OF
rising 1900 pages. received and fof sale the bok
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" l'Fe HE! WATeg.i.s:

VIII y RECu- tttk AID Watch Maker. repairs kinds
= ,.a-. tac~ nasn. ~
allie 'laeks. Hsss Iecirs cheap Al wai
vImllnI NLl DO IL ny. L.Lll. Pan.r l.-e
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u
x VIE follow tie
u offered tsT sale bs tie Subscriber.
l5> lh> Nmon neAs ntw,
2i3 iurgeo~ han worn
Lon. Primer WUIn'.
los Pea
~ =" Double small Plea.
\ large and splendid assortment Of Job Tsre
10 81
ROY al CiiSes,
super Ro, al do,
job Chase, q ComFc>in. sticks.
IuS stands sllcy-. boards ie
In short every thing necessary furnish county ptI
Office.
Also. order, lie sold
Ct - q .s-ptr
The >utfb ~ sell The f1ls si he purchaser either
whole part The, viii be- Sold time The pur
CHI q " e
Letters addressed 10 pad Nts Harmony. Ind VIII
plemgaly atenied ALEA'R BURNS Jr
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10 'EEfE Ltt,Ef.>

'nNiiF subscriber 80 10, Is4fs' >spsr. and Haay
a a-i"N prices ans ga
IL f-ais islaa-
short notice --r ADAM kNpDt.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03

Select cows with good chests for the
action of the lungs, if you would have
them healthy. Slender horns and small
bones leave room for the milk ducts
Short legs are kept with less fence and
less feed than long ones, and the possessor
of them can get at her food in the field
with less labor. She lies down, and she
rises also with more ease.
Attention, close observation and expert
ence are requisite to enable one to Judge
of the qualities of COW by Inspections
and if dairymsn will not give their atten-
ton to the business they must submit TO
be cheated in cows.
You will find our native New Eng gland
cattle quite as good for the dairy as any
that have been imported. Be not deceiv-
ed by large horns or large stories. Call
into action yonr own judgment, bearing
in mind that this faculty is always in
proved by exercising ;t.-Mass. Plough
man
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03

The produce of the dairy ha: been un-
commonly low the year past.--Iower than
farmers can afford to sell for; therefore
there will assuredIy come a reaction, and
dairymen must not despair. When veal
is as low as al this time, farmers may be
induced 20 raise their best calves rather
than turn them for veal. Cattle will be
higher, and beef will be higher before
another year elapses.
La procuring cows for the dairy, the
form Of the animal is more important than
The size. Indeed, it is very general rule
that small cows yield more milk e. make
more butter, in proportion, than large
cows. And the Only advantage in having
a very large breed is, to require you 10
make very high fence.
If cows are well kept they will grow
large enough though you let them come
in at two years of age. And by this course
you gain every way--you save one years
keeping, from two TO three, and your two
years old COW will give you more milk
10 proportion to her size, than if she went
barren till three. Her powers of yielding
milk are developed more early; her udder
and her milk ducts are enlarged while
she is growing fastest, and they will have
he advantage through life. If strength
OF nerve and snew were the main object,
it would be better to keep the heller iii
she was six o. seven years old before she
was allowed TO breed. In such case no
one could expect the development of any
great powers of yielding milk. 1t is
questionable whether she would ever be- a
mother if barren till seven wears of age.
In selecting for the dairy, it is of the
greatest importance to procure animals
that yield milk of a rich quality. There
is a vast difference in milk from different
cows-a gallon from one will make more
butter than two gallons from another
/ There are certain indications that will en-.
able you 10 Judge pretty correctly as to
the quality OF the milk that cow will
give, as of the quantity. The most Ger.
tam algn OF rich milk is yellowlsh skin.
A yellow brlndIe COW almost invariably
gives rich milk White spots on a COW
are no good sign. Black cows usually
have while bags, and the cream will be as
white as the milk.
Long legged cows are more apt to put
their feet into the pail than to fiji it with
milk. Large horns require more marrow
for their support than a COW that makes
butter can afford. A thick neck is better
adapted TO bear yoke than to favor the
secretion of milk. Large legs and large
tail require too much of the feed of the
pasture for their support.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.

A gentlemanly-looking parsonage
walked into the house Of Mr.. Tur-
retts, the Seraph Hotel, and accost-
ing the waiter with a patronislng air,
asked what he could have for dinner.
He was informed there was some
soup and some nice toast beef, and
boiled mutton, ready. "Oh, is there
nothing better? l can have those
things at home any day; but say
what you can provide; l want the
best dinner l can have for my mon
ey." "Wilh pleasure, Sir; by five
o'clock" said the waiter, you shall
have a Ue1y good dinner: turtle soup
(good, said the enquirer)-turbot and
lobster sauce--(good agaiu)--a couple
of spring chickens boiled, and lit
tie ham, with new potatoes-Qhat
will do)-beautiful lamb chops, Sir,
and asparagus-(ay, now you are
on the right tack)-apricot jam and
other tarts, a custard and a jelly
lay, ay)-a little salad with nice
dressing, and some Stilton-(very
good)-and achoice desert" (That
will do-and what of wines p
Sparkling champagne, Sir; but per-
haps you will like little cold punch
to the turtle ?-(by all means-)and
a little nectar to the tarts P Certain
ly)-and then.we have a capital bot
tie of Burgundy" (Excellent that
will do, that will do.)
At the appointed time the gentle
man was in clover; he enjoyed a
dinner worthy of a Nabob, and quaff-
cd the best beverage which "lhe vine
covered hills and gay valleys of
France" could afford. On rising to
depart, satisfied to hisheart's content
with good things, he threw down a
sixpence, and took up his hat
Thank you, Sir" said the waiter,
cycling the little coin: would you
like the bill, SIR" "The bill! l
want no bill" was the cool reply;
81 have paid you !" eyes, Sir, my
fee, Sir, and thank you" emo, Sir,
it is for the dinner, according to the
bargain. | ordered you to bring the
best dinner you could for my money;
you did SO, and i am satisfied ; HAS
my money; it's all | have, and you
cannot have more" In a moment
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-03

The following humorous stanzas ara taken from
an old volume of"Poor Richard" print conduct
ed with great success by DIR. Franklin during his
"printing days" in Philadelphia.
MECHANICS SONG.
All jovial Mechanics come join in my song
And let the brisk chorus go bounding along;
Though some may be poor, and some rich there
may be,
Ye are all contented, and happy, and free.
Ye TdiIorS of ancient and noble renown,
Who clothe all the people in the country and town
Remember that Adam, your father and head,
Though the Lord of the world was tailor by trade
Ye Masons! who work in stone, mortar and bri ok
And lay the foundation deep, solid ard thick;
Tho hard be your labor, yet lasting your fame;
Both Egypt and China your wonders proclaim.
Ye Smiths! who forge tools for all trades here
below,
You have nothing to fear while you smite and you
blow
All things you may conquer, so happy your lot,
Ifyou're careful to strike whle your Iron is hot.
Ye Shoemakers noby from ages long past
Have defended your rights with your a~S to the last;
And Coolers, all merry, not only stop holes,
But work night and day for the good OF our s0ies
Ye Cabinet Makers brave workers in wood,
AS you work for the Ladies, your work must be
good;
And Joiners and Carpenters, far off and near,
Stick close to your trades and you've nothing TO
fear.
Ye IIatters who off, with hands not very fair,
Fix hats on block for block head to wear
Though Charity cover a sin now and then,
You cover the heads and the sins of all men.
Ye Coach Makers! must not by tax be controlled,
But ship off your coaches and fetch home gold !;
The roll of your coach made Copernicus reel,
And fancy the world to turn round like a wheel.
Ye Carders and Spianers and WeaperS attend,
And take the advice of "Poor Richard" your
friend;
Stick close to your LOOMS and your wheels and
your card,
And you never need fear Of the times being hard.
Ye Printers who give us our learning and news,
And impartially print for Turks, Chi istians and
JewS,
Let your favorite toast sound in the Streets
1.-THE freedom Of press and a coIume in Sheets"
Ye Coopers! who rattle with driDer and adj,
And lecture each day upon hoops and on heads
The famous old ballad of''L0re IN a Tub"
You may sing to the tune of your rub dub dub.
Ye Ship Builders Riggcrs, and makers cfSaiis
Already the fame Of your labor prevails;
And soon you shall see, DER the proud swelling tide
The ships of our Union triumphantly ride
Each TradeSn,aa turn out with his tool in his hand,
To cherish the Arts, and keep Peace through the
land;
Each Prentice and Journeyman join in my song,
And let the brisk Chorus go bounding along!