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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

WHO WOULD BIZ WITHOUT TEETH, when the
the celebrated Dentist W. Thorne d d. 81 East Broadway
Cleaning Teeth''''.' .'''''...'.' $loo
Extracting Is
Stopping with justly celebrated Mineral, Is
Single Tooth on fiyot.. IS
:" Silver. 200
~ Gold ....... 800
complete of Teeth, the most approved principles
the price the above.
N B,-Where satsiactonis charge will
he made EastR drvuv nj I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
WHo,WnILdL. H II The T9QTa ACHE, ysfn, b

WHO WILL HAVE THE TOOTH ACHE, when by
w calling on w T. PARSONS, Dentist, No. 2,3 Becker
stroyed IN moment and filled to LIST for twenty
serted on he most improved principles hng &c Sc all
raons performed in that proportion which fail
within the oevery idua and warranted be
in the best possible manner, or the money refunded.
B. References will be to OF the first families in
the immediate ycuty who have experienced the benefits
his operations TO their entire Satisfaction, and who will testify
to the ADORE statements. n I'm sec
DOCTOR J.. GRANGER desirea in future to limit his
practice and confne his attention entirely those diseases
yamDes.ss of the Heart Lungs. and Reeum all their
The remedies used for the above diseases their an
pcation, in their effects and their preparation.
Office Of Doctor Granger No. 81 Amity street.
Hours % he afternoon alTsmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
.n.Mr S SAgTI0N 70 TO- EENA A @s,c,

sanee to The treatment Of their complaints except by
experience practice and enables her to do She
deems necessary state this, she does wish be
pesnng advertising Female Physiea9i" who too
" less gnorant quack experiment instead Consulting par
Tor! and residence, las Greenwich street. between Couant
Pm OIL 2ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

field Medical Ins,ituton has compounded for family his
celebrated specific for the Cure Of Rheumatism Ii
with directions for bottles So and S. each and has
failed rheumatism toothache earache snd all
acute pains when applied as directed DR. Gardner also
pounds and has for sale Carefully with directions for
use in bottles his valuable Hepatic Mixture, nfallibe
in liver complaints Alternative Syrup "a certain for
Of the biood Puimonc Soap Ian niab cure for censump-
ton) So bottle Sold Greenwich, Of Court
landt street and nowhere MI lm*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
DOCTOR BELL

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention (day,
oil NJ to the removal Of private diseases in ever
sueceuy treated by nefpereneed pretended paetition
quack nosums and all who suspect the Of disease
lurking the system, consult Dr. B. always with guar
Of a cure.
Persons contemplating marriage, who have been the sub
ecs q delicate dease may consult VI BEL WIZ
distance have his prompt attention Dr. b.
nent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
RUPTURE WASH

RUPTURE WASH
THE ned having been Dr. Huls ONCE
eleven years and having had the practical II that
office places the Wash before the public
may deem worthy their health aud comfort TO call
h at his residence No IS Yesey street where he can be con
suited from 10 O'Clock the until O'Clock IN tins
afternoon, Also Tusses applied and repaired -
Rei,encs. JAMES McIVEERS.
u2 an m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
SgIgson 70 = "a; 3. Forces, Jamaic'

for ncPen deaihsss saIaeh pains bun.ing.
ted seoretions OF the organs Their acoustic oil has been
puar remedy curative in all diseases Of the for
ner White street nl2 lm@ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

FLAXsEED sacks very superior Flarseed landing from
l. bark Genesee. from New Orleans, for sale by
Ia ec X COLLINS u Oh 70 S,ntht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

T .ACEs-LACEs RlBBoNs-very cheapa
ais lmsc ~ Catherine sR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
DEAFNESS.
DRS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS

CQ BROADWAY.-Extract:-
DOL 9" cheerul.y comply with the request of Lieut. Me-
Inosh testify he invadsd home unfit for duty
n Oh 'et aeaness anu aiscnaIges nS" ms ear
himself under he professional Castle and Edwards
Aursts Uuder their treatment he recovered his hearing and
has returned his military duty.
Signed. ii. McNEVEN, M. d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-10

snlied sl.hr- whch re'tned over thet 'oeeavs, Ind
,,ise b-u br, kt there hive tftn ooniesiai"i
langu,s and ptuclpifs. winch would Fuuahif taN'
saved MS the trouble u addressing saa u IS nahlhai
TAI b iy e1lgposcd al sIeh nateraIs Gould have a
ffera un nothing hal he nomination a Ar an kufcn
-and hal only, ~ hen t,as,ns VIE L. be aSs= ed
tar
" h.n d5I rr'i ever i-bn rnifs. of fie feHtfsl-
IS al Nes Eegisrd the Mira friends ct Tie AnicT-
leaH sysieu' tnfm New Aafb--ef Il n"uree hfeht
a Pcmss lyanial My they utw The exclusive
guardians and eansrreafafs # oar pflaep's} Are lie
seiplrs II Jeii,f-oa and Madison Il be saddeniy J.
dsaHird with surh hepubhcaH H@fg-by tie n1aac
Il surh canreuiut3 " hook IN van t'f Tie ffreali
ran prutHlts ab.st animate tbs fsfty. 900 ite II c
character Il him vham i#'y lave neu,inatd-=nf 800
fEf h'e'+r 4 N ec r. constituted Ha. r} Il Hat
Convention
ly whal ne ht did tlis Baltimore Convention assume
la re uale ihai ,ay phci brUoghl Andrew 1aek ~
lnn POW e. and hoh aahe etsufe bis eleeiuhf
l. was ronls,d ct delegates rum all the New Eng land
States IN noueo of Which. save Nv litnrshlfe. hHs
The election The administrator OF Cen raj JaehsunN
received aag support
The eatife wins ,tsix s,,tcs Mllrl are kna"n 10
Re favorable l. Mr. Clays election, we're nneefemoni-
ufs. a traH.itffed io the account ct M Van RaHea
Whl.r r.nnss wanna was eadrd IA tie authority ri 'If
kfauur. uaiw outstanding the uucNamplrd uHanaiiy oi
lsi Sale aaainsi Nh hau Buteus election. portion
4 the delegates nom Virginia to that Convention, rep
resented rauufcs aud cl4rs known ID be uniaYerblr
l. t..u,tal la.ksn's - eitru,u. Thus, have many
static aHd cHaHii.s. which VII certainly rDtf II Nj
Clay, osuulHat,d 10 lis H.r.raaen u Nj fau hu-
nan.
such +. IL Candidaie-sud such lie nomination hy
Nhir he recommended 10 you. l. remains IL E sern.
whether st at pforIa IN iii'y tins hr-, set at sy
l,u.atr n SCI es Y4u 20 tine q nf ul naftheru
rfzfury. oaaia,cn.sfs ara lndeunh,d with faeie--
aHe can lave uu ohf common sai,ff, 81 lie e|m-
uan taratfefth ourselves
We would IHrr. tfe ineate Your a d IN crdesserrg
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-10
SebE'ssIT.

: 2 ANiNti sill my enlfe Interest in tie Sal.llr,v
husiness If Thurnaa. Nrenn s. g.. and If l,-,
9eefao Il. Thurman y To-. to George 3. Thurman
Who Is alone authorized 10 eo' ct and Fay all debts due
10 md from the same
The subscriber continues The sa,,aicr, bret
ness at bis stand. MAN street opposite tie lnl.
where he IS prepared d. all ,bs In his line win d.
wlch lie has On hand at present lane
stock If Saddles, Brides. Harness Trunks. Ss,4lo
Bays Whips. &c. Sc. witch WILDE sid cleaesr I'M
eYer, for CASH, or Ia fanetua cpsiamt rs
join {. SHAGkLEHORD
April 6 az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-10
EhNNI NINNlCN-

The niied States schooner Dolphin, firm Vera
cruz touched at the Southeast pass an The 221d of
March. HE news is given briefly by the New OIIoaus
papers.
Tranquility prevailed throughout Mexico
Santa Am. had left his farm near era { az n or
Ter To he present at The adoption OF the new Consu
IN the capital.
Information had reached Vera Craz Of the rfeaot,ue
ol one hundred and eleven Of the IcNlaa prs urrs
AID hat the The MeXeans were elise up with the re
InaGdcr
1t is said that SANTA Avy, has s,at ageats 10
Houston 70 teai jor peace Lehreg ,Ncrco AID 1tcas
The Mexican army IS SAID 10 be very uuin,raas.
The olital letters from the MeNcln com handler
Campeaehy speak In con lentlane of the mlcji-
ale othr enterprise and tha l,rl Graz paper,
record the frequent departure OF elnprccmrnfs Ia H. be-
7eigcts, which they believe renders the fail ot Cara
peachy absolutely certain,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-10
sADDi E,sx. Dis,Euyr

WE subscriber takes pleasure in rciurnno thanks
u to his trends and the public .enefally t,1 tie h.
efal patronage extended In the late eo9rerns and ans,
respectfully s5l.cs continuance Of the same in bjs il,
dyldaa capacity at tie cid stand, On Nam steel.
few doors below the old Post Office lie has III hand
aud IS now maBuiactunng,a large and o,uenl as4o,t
ment If every article apPtainrg 10 his Hue OF business
X rPAIRING doae WITH nrl'nfss aud despatch
GEORGE &. THURMAN.
April 4fif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-10

On Monday last Al Augusta Court. the People OF
Aoet5ta were eisqGeny addressed BY Tier late dlstn
"a SHED mow'cr eta Congress. \ cNJ1dcr II. H. STU
art. GSq. Tic Sta01toa Spectator Of THURSDAY. fur
nlshes ltfiS eynolss al his address:
Mr. Stuart neNt followed. ma SPEECH et more than
tWol nrs, giving IN his usua clear, DISTINCT and iorci
BILE manner, fall aud satisfactory account e The donas
(" The hg Congress. from sur4anz1l III, the cN-
ira session IN 1911. 10 its close he ih of March
'nSt.-Ihe situation which IL found the COUNTY
Is millions Of dollars in dcbt--S treasury bankrup-
IT'S revenue d" nlrd away imperative ins'unrlnce
tile measures taken TO redeem the pu5le credit. IN
crease Tie revenues reform oal ABUSES and rctrcnch
e&penscs-cutunr down tho expenditures Of the Coy
eminent, from an average Of THIRTY SIN NIL
LIONS per annnm, as Was the case under Mr. Van
bureaus administration. to about SlNIFEN MIL
thousand showing, IN Sior. the cump, rcdemp
uvn 81 every promise made ~ the Nhgs In 1870 s.,
la as The ppWerto tnlhl them given. BY the Cons
tuition. more exclusively to Congressman denons;ra
M that the failure ieyery other for the good
Of the country, and the restoration OF It's prosperv was
owing to The detection and treacherv Of tue acting Pres
deHt. JOHN i1LrR. The proofs adduced On this head
were numerous and rcssable-Some OF them new. no
doubt. To most oithe people who heard then-and from
then very character, must have sunk MI TYLER in
their estimation, to depth Of namy chat they could
hlfdy before have dreamed Of We could bat wish that
Nj Sagr would consent write out this speech ter the
benefit OF the public: Tor II could lal la to do good
we heard ezpresu asrlaat we were
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-10

T. !. ,h.Mson, Isl DanYille. Virginia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
COMMUNICATIONS.
WING JuntO--in Mag uire's Counting
Room,

No man that IS acquainted with the heacss ntrigues
oil this Iunto, will be at all surprised that candid man
should feel himself to be what sign myself sick whig
80 tell IT not in Gath" that on the appearance OF 40
article from Charlottesville in which it was said Mr.
Beecher severely castgated /" Professor Simpson,
though it has conne1on with parties Whatever. this
miscresDt clan with Barnett head assembled opsn
day. at Magures counting room if they could not
make political capital of it-and what did they determine
to spare that prosecuted people, Of which Dr. Simpson
Is member from further insult No-But learning
tia, this denomination included but tenth part of the
by holding up fear and dcue of their leading
men.
leave the world to Judge if this not their object
by referring them TO the following facts. They deter
mined publish Mr.. Beecher'- address alluded to- or al
least that part Of i, which said to contain his sever,
ca>tigaion Of Prof Simpson - To give IN,
a'r sancti,y they had the eon.ery to attempt t.
summon such members Of ire W. E. Church as Alfre,
Harrison, Esq, Rev. VIM. Young and Others, to sign
request to Mr.. Beecher for said publication But these
men, who ,chigs, scorning the unholy act indignant
" rcpsIled them and then exposed them Chagrined a
the failure and exposure, ore very prominent membe
said, " The .lIethsHsts dare not uofe accnst us-I
THEY no. THE WING PARTY WILL BLOW rHEIf
COLLEGE AND CHURCH TO HE'LL" Let ths
word Judge of their motives in all this move The,
heartless and reckless and Infamous clique of Office
holders and their hirelngs who would steal the livery
Heaven to serve the Devil in" Not drop of Viii.
blood has through their veins or if 1t has Grim
has CONCEALED ii. few days and they with thei
l., adler, Barnett. will become contemplate bye-word
August lst 1913. SICK WING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
>lI,.s,l.E.s s.IE

q r'frd THO ff-rt-z
~ II ti- Mtr..n cHfi puis sale :, =,
Indianapolis f~ - a.
lsr- t-
ed =.
. -'ls
B-ainnns h- M ti- = Pnas ~ - ;...,. -
~ -
fi- ffc - r'ruis ar =, -
n-rs-ci. tn division Inc csI, s.cfr 81 g., -
t-no, 80 IN i- sd In - e e,r~ Ts-u-r. 81
en's ti-uc- li1g .
line q Csres Serrfr fg - - snd. fa.nc.
M ile ~ 'sid t. ianAsng Tic rarirs..,s -
Thence '.Hrft ~ a. To- I'D p.r
l-Hi i'~"c- 500 Ia srdy lr, re- -
"isF' meme westward On I'D le ,. IA .. ..ein.,,
cohtfniu2 ~ - us Il
Wet hai - ~. n'r~ ~ 81 a. 40 /,
nur Ell NJ ~ -
Add 'n 'i'r t'r--.r m fu ntrd sss s.,,
Will Il Inc >a's - - All place s,nr. 1T IA
esiai- executed tie
William -" q
fs'g - - asi 'uvn,,p, Sus.v c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

Tint the Senate Of Indiana has always contained naJ
ity of WINGS
The House of Representatives with but few exceptions
has always nt,ned WIG maj mites.
There but ONE Democratic Teasuei OF state
all the balance being WINGS.
Only TWO Democrats, when in Office, were permitted sc
be Secretaries Of State.
The Auditor of state who regulates creat measure.
(or than any other individually the scale f aat
tlc raising Of revenue has ALWAYS BEEN \ v illG.
The President # the State Bank has ALWAYS BEEN :
WING.
The Cashier OF the State Bank has ALWAYS BEEN \
WiilG.
The Fund Commits ioneis who negoa'ei our State Bonds
Tor Internal lap ovemcnt pup were ALL OF THEM
WINGS
There was always majority Of WINGS upon the Site
Board Of Internal improvement
majority of the Directors of tho State Bank HAVE
ALWAYS BEEN WINGS.
SIX ont Of SEVEN of our Representatives, in the lat
Congress " ERR. WINGS.
Both Senators the last Congress WINGS.
Almost responsible tGS pohisbe Office has teen
conferred hcr> Than Democrats. alih5u true that
until 1910, occasionally ctering crumb tel e. Demo
hat eyentfui egOch. the, have been "a
with and their places h,d 10 suit the
Of the NlIt: PARTY.
member Who is responsible foI fhf pres,rt
dion of the state. Who tut the Whig al a Coous
change coming Ih.>e Cocis tglttg "a
nests, IN which They have grown ~ AID ich Al
they promise now, they have promise before. Viii YOU
tiust them again We feel The response NO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

9Pf virtue II 3.-ffief ffrf =
lie Mirun Circuit rar wii frlr f. s,s,rf
dr the IA 81
the following ds rd
the norh e q lrrs
- 81 'fe Il Brdx-.-a
- ke III
.hii line Of tie .1d town 4 tbsucr flain-
AMI links. q rae at Isud
~d To- fHi"'. o. lr-- Ntffff inFe noril - 3
along "a ue chains sud ~ inks siase
The Nttanl kd tsnre drrse~
Road c,ln md
taIud a o. rl 80 Z
Mud nfainrtp fl d~nani-t ~ ltr
WIZ Al tie AMI lie e
estate. tie PROPERTY J"hn y sf
Jeremiah l,lIf-,u.
- IL nHI..lI - L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

candidate for Congress, ~ address his fellow
at the following times aud place.;
Charlottesville, Hancock county, TUESDAY lst August,
10 o'clock. \. VI.
PhIladep hia, same day, o'clock, 7. VI.
Cumberland, Marion county, "Wednesday, I'd Augns,,
10 o'clock, a VI
Bethel, Marion county, Thursday, I'd Aug, 10 O'Clock
\ NJ
MariindaIes Tavern, Marion county, Friday, 9Th Aug
10 o'clock. \ NJ
Bridgeport, same day, :; O'Clock, 4. NJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
James WlIitcoIub.

The Democratic candidate for Governor will addrcss lie
people at the follow aud places when All va favor
II redeemlng the Stale from nisTulc ad corruption ere
requested TO he present
Boonviilc, Tuesday. August I.
Rackpori, on "Wednesday. August ..
Rome, on Thursday. August ;.
Levenworih, Friday August (.
Corr don, on Saturday. August 3.
New Albany. Monday. Aug. z, al O'Clock IN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

The Tomato -Thomas Jefferson Randolph, me
protege If jefferson. address bef iie Agrl-
cultural Society of Albemarle county. Va. lately ne-
hvered stated that Mr. Jefferson could recolect when
the tomato cultivated a the flower
gardens, called love apples, aud deemed poisonous 1t
eaten by one individual a foreigner, whose peculiar
constitution, of stomach sup
eosee 70 resist ifs d.letsrious effect.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

Hon T.RrrF" pa.sili high 'sriE protect our man
ufsr'ure- AMI prevent DIR, - Ir- ch H. How
will 1t do thu" b prohibiting fore gn imyoratious"
Well when every tans prohibited. Who -ill pay
taxes! = never saw 81 creature - ak questions.
Tell your mother to put you to bel. directly"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

GEy JAcKsoys FISr.-The New Hampshire leri.l,.
turs has resolved. almost unanimously. the
sors and equest the of that state
ITO use their best eSeons procure the passage Of
law bv congress- Internationally efundng General An
drrw Jackson the fine imposed upon him by Judge Hall
A. d. 1918. for q alleged contempt If the authority OF
the sad Judge defending the CITY of New Orleans from
ruthless foreign foe together with the costs and Interests
on the sane"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
NOTICE,

hereby gwen IN Sally lew J,au Lewis Maths Irv
= MINOR he of " iian l. - d,r.-a ., J,n
N"r't lrdy and May Ann hrs make rici'
oi uir td Aafs Ann. onf Il
sud NJ ud
dss t August next tr iir
following u.
e
0snip ~ ~ rang" ;: al f ss44s
east % fl-ft Indiana
as-a quarter in tf~is
81 in TIN county - j'a4npn MERRITT ~ lih.
IN -. i-3. CIV MARY AN IAADl.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

WAYNE TOWNSHIP, MARIoS Co. joy 80 1913
mfsR'. OHAPNAM;-We have had some Of the Coon
Candidates with lately holding, political creed
The Other Side Of Facts, in hand aud the Indiana
Journal in the other procamng doctrines advocated by
these two immaculate documents TO be the Philosophers
stone the true Alchemy that Will every thing 10 gold
Yes and turn all those of two dollars day and
roast beef TO stubborn facts. Yea, if place
picit confidence in these extraordinary productions sup
port the CoOns who advocate them will .uIerceie the
necessity Of Saviour making his second lpeHance
they 1.-THE Coons) sufficiently competent the
sanctuary themselves only give them time enough But the
majority Of Old Wayne not q be caught with guile "
knowing that like Demstus making the gold shrnes for
the Goddess Diana, it by th craft they have their
wealth.
We are happy to know that the Juuto and their Mohawk
editor tBarneu getting their deserts. In fact, the
more honest part Of the Wing this township feel
caey acknowledging it, and all request Of you Is, 10
push velin directly the faces Of
my No doubt they value themselves much beauty
as dad the silk stocking nobility Of Pompeys army,
engaged with C9sar. the plains of Pharsaa; fr
wound inflicted the Right Hon. O. H. Smith IN quoting
General Jackson the Tariff question will require more
healing and efficient remedies, than the Junto with all
skill and satagems, will be able procure and
ported this neighboThood, while this
composing his Ohe Side Of Facts his head became
mously large So he necessity
drawing his shirt his feet get onaosether
trary to his usual way Of putting In fact,
that II became inflated that 1t had the appearance Of
sized air balloon. Now, viii vouch for tn
truth Of these current assertions under the mpessiO
the case Is exaggerated However after moments reflection
taking into consideration its constituent parts lis elasticity
and Of dstion, &C. may have swollen t, thu
large Arkansas pumpkin However, De this may, ski
him for it expected that after the first MONDAY August
he with others Of like stamp, will fall lie 'diong, buns
assunder aud their bowels gu>h OUT ani Others will g
% siraightway anil hang themselves." G. l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

DEATH Ho~. " EpwAtns.- LIE Hon IN E
wsrds. late memuer OF congress. ron the Chester aud
Delaware county district died n Thorn
bury IN Delaware county, Hondy evening :5:h u,)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01
CORRESPONDENTS.
PERRYSVIIIF In

PERRiSVlLLE JUIY %, 1913
MEssRs. CHAPNANs:-M Whitcomb smoke hefe ves,cr
day to respectable audience much Iarrer than was
expected considering that farmers are al busy harvest,
ing Tie made very favorable impression in ,hi. township
and in Eugene also. hesitation in saving that he
VIII get majority in this county
'hnk there Is no doubt 10 Wright McGaugbev
IN TINS district at least Of strongest Wings in this
pace give II upior instance James Blair Commissioner for
The wabash and Erie Canal cannot
elected. yours r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

the 30th Of June had reached the extraordinary amount
of 1855. grand repeal demonstration. combining
the trades Of the city to have marched through the
city Of Dublin Il Donyhr the 81 uimo.
The Naval and Military Gazette gives understand
that the squadron assembled under the command Of Rear
Admiral Bowes, is remain stationed in Ireland sni il
to be augmented b; few small vessels and steamers.
The hree-deckers reported ordered the Irish
under present circumstances, likely be
employed.
The following repeal mass,racy have been added to
ESQ county Cork Michael Dunn, and Joseph Lyons,
ESqrs., Queens county.
Mr.. Lucas, secretary of the Lord Lieutenant, has
resigned
Lord Connery. voluntarily resigned the magi-racy Of
the County Kildare.
With respect TO the f0r the suppression OF
the agitation meeting outbreak. find stated
that preparations being made in Ennssen or the
accommodation of troops of Dragons (ihe third
which will arrive there the 18th and one
of the local papers farther announces that EnnIskIen
barracks during the early part of this week, unusual
activity observed amongst the soldiers of garrison
Cannsns fixed, balls conveniently placed, ammunition
served and slowed away, with double senres.
amongst the ordinary movements. Suitable ground
for field and skirmshng practice Is being looked Ou for
troops" In Beifis, the Preparations appear
to he still more formidable.
The French police have heen lively engaged IN en-
deavOrlng to discover who the FTeLchmen sad TO
have passed Ireland fomenl discomfort and To
stir up the people into resistance
spain.
In Spain the instruction appears TO be thoroughly
ganzed Throughout, the entire k gdo and The ~arke
Preparations very threatening.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-01

r. Sxnu,,,, Their seizure Unauthorized !.
~ r. Tho p,,,sh Min, ser at Washington. has sent
despatch to tie secretary IN which 1t i stated
,ha, the British Government had not au'fzeu Tue Ne Z
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