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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20
CURIOUS CALCULATION IN DIerErIcks. Some sin

CURIOUS CALCULATION IN DIgrETlcKs. Some sin
guar genius writes to US as follows:-
have been married 80 years, during which time
have received from the hands of my wife three
cups OF coffee each day. two In the morning and
AT night. making 30 040 cups OF half pint each, or
nearly 20 barrels OF 80 gallons each. weighing
IL 80 lbs, or nearly 9 tons weight. Yet for that
period have scarcely varied myself in weight from
loOlb Ii will therefore be seen that have drank
IN conee alone 2io times my own weight. | am
not much OF meat eater, yet presume have con.
sumed about ounces 4 hay which max ca B. 500 lbs
or about ten oxen. OF four ] have consumed in
the 81 years about 30 barrels For 20 wears of this
ume up 10 1851, nave drank two wine glasses OF
brandy each day, making 800 quarts The port
wine, madeira. whlskey, punch, &c, am not able
to count, but they are not large. In champagne
have been extremely moderate, as | find from nv
bills that have paid for % baskets in the last I3
years. which is about one bottle week, and this
not all consumed by me When we take into the
account all the vegetables in addition, such as DO.
tatoes, peas, asparagus, strawberries, cherries, ap
pies, pears, peaches, ralsns, &c. the amount con-
sumed by individual is most enormous. Nov
my bOdy has been renewed more than 4 times IN 81
ye1rs, aud taking u for granted that the water, o.
wren have drank much, acts merely as dlluent
Yet all taken together. | conclude that have con
suned IN ~ years about the weight OF 100 men Of
100 los eacn THIS lie small, when compared TO the
COMMANDERS FNEh REsPIcE.
Navy ORDERS --LommauueT n w. freedom. "a
The New YORK yaf0; Commander ] r Sands. de.
taChed IRON the New York yard and 10 the Fal
mouth; Commander J. M. Mlntosh, deta ched from
the Falmouth, and waiting orders; Dr. Marcus Do
WALL detached from the Norfolk ward and 10 the
months; Passed Midshipman John Guest, from III,
Union TO the Polnsett; Lieut. VIM. b. Renshaw
Mdshipmdn Il. j. Miller, and Boatswain Georg,
Wimulh- 10 The savannah, 18th INST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20
90 BEAUTY's FRIENDs-Lsdies will find the
lollo wing articles Indispensable to mako Q complete

20 BEAUTY'5 FRlENDS-Lades will find the
toilet
The BeauifyiDg Lotion for removing tan, freckles,
roughness, and all humors OF the skin. Nothing can
equal this delightful article u gives beautiful nue. 70
the complexion and cearness to the skin that no'hg
else can accomplish. Use il, ladies'
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia keeps the head enhrey
Tree Of dandru stops the hair from falling out and TO
stores II when bald.
Chinese Hair Ersdicator removes hair from any part
Of the human body and will not in the least nure the
most tender skin. II can be seen used before pun
chasing. 80,
Jones' oil-An who oil on the hair will find this
article the best Of any In II Is beautiful criticize
The above invaluable articles u make ladys toilet
complete are 10 be lad genuine only at ~ Couftlsndt st.
Mrs Hays 1877 Fulton Brooklyn; d. Smith, $40 Broad
Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

LyrRPooi,Packet ship New York-Rev Mr. Birkett Ohio;
Clark Connecticut; ALVIN Rochereau NOrleans; Thos
Endey and son. GeoIgia Carl Hanson Hamburg; Vol.
yerton aud thres children, Glasgow,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

90 THE FOLLOWING MEDICAL PREpARA-
TlONS Of the New York College Of Medicine and Phar-
macy have gained the entire confidence Of the
Medical faculty Of this country They are prepared from
the recipes of the eminent professors Of medicine in
Europe, and guaranteed to be the most eicacious
remedies for the several complaints for which they have
used by the College since their introduction into
this country.
GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA, GEN.
tau and Sssafras for the radical OF all diseases
arising from inquiry Of blood, or njudicous Of
mercury. Single bottles 10 cents each; half dozen in
css s. 60 one dozen do &c. carefully packed and
TO all parts OF the Union.
The CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE, for the
Of ell forms Of dyspepsia debility loss Of appetite
headache, and all pleasant sensations arising
from weakened constitution. Single bottles ST. cases
Of half Dozen So; carefully packed and all parts
fthe Union,
PROFESSOR vELpEAU's SPECIFIC PILL, for the
permanent cure OF 0onorrhGa and elect. Over two
thousand boxes have been sold without failure Sold
in boxes containing one hundred pills, 81 each.
THE PARlSlAN Alternative MIXTURE, for the
cure OF primary and secondary syphilis Single bottles
81 each; cases OF half dozen &c. carefully packed and
sent to all parts of the Union
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

90 IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK A MEMO.
RANDUM book from the pocket Of gentleman ct Bowl
ing Green Friday evening, containing twenty and
ten dollar bill the New YORK Bank checks
the Fulton Bank payment Of which has been stopped
will return the book and cnecks. directed to box CAT
Park Post Office, he will much obge the owner, to whom
anly they are of importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

AMERICAN CONTRADICTIONS TO IRISH REPEAL.-By
the latest reports brought to by the Hiberna from
Ireland, we find the following sums from America
acknowledged having come to the treasury OF the
Irish Repeal Association, by Mr.. O'Connell: f20
from New Brunswick, ESQ from New York, flOO
from New Providence, and flOO from Albany
The repealr mt for that week was announced to be
f2.lss 1913. 6ad. The following extract from the
proceedings OF that meeting may also possess in
terest here;-
strston and then alluded to the assault the policeman
at Ahascragh. He had stronger WY he said mark
y Of s o.
ted the Association would agree with him strike out Of
their enrolment the names Of every nhabitan of Alas
cragh, except the Catholic clergyman, who unfortu
nately not in town at the me the event would
not have occurred Mr. OConneli moved the following
That ali the Gf pa. whoss
enrolled in their books, should be struck out,
cspt the Catholic clergyman.
enrol himself as member associate the Associa
ton.
That be required all professions and public meet
ngs Repeaers that the practice of erecting arches be
abandoned in future
That those resolutions should he transmitted to the
Rev Mr. Macloghlen with the expression of the perfect
conviction OF the Association that he had been in the
town. he would have prevented what occurred and that
their confidence in him was unbroken and entire
Mr. OConnell begged to make the following report -
LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION, !
Corn Exchange Rooms, Dublin, July %, 1913
An account Of all neys paid into the National Re
peal Treasury for the quarter ending 4h July s42 and
the corresponding quarter ending Sd July, 1885,
Q. d..
ls42-Received from 9Th April to 4th July, in.
elusive, 900 7
ls,s-Received from 4th April to Sd July, in
elusive, 1878 II 8
Increase on the quarter, 1899 !
By order
T. M. RAY, Secretary.
On Saturday next 10000 Of that would be funded and
he would hand the scrip Mr. Ray for fI0OO0 (Hear)
900 had been already paid towards the building Of
m hal md thar. tkarov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

WANToN ATTACK ON PRIVATE CuAR.crru An
obscure, but libelous print in this city has made an
attack on the character and reputation of a gentle
man whose avocations confne him daily in this Of.
fee, which, for the satisfaction of his friends, il be-
comes necessary to say, entirely without founda-
ton, as the subject OF the libeous attack was not
at Hoboken, nor from his proper duties duting the
day mentioned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-20

IMPORTS FROM 18th MAY TO So JUNE l843
Beef Pork. Cheese. Lard. Butter. Hd
brls. brls. cks. bxs. brls kgs. casks. ca
272 ll3 1898 76l 1884
IMPORTS FROM 18TH JuLy TO Sd August, l8a3.
Beef Pork. Cheese Lard Butter Ha
hrls bits. cks bxs brls kgs casks ca
% rs 100 2l62
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

thoroughly ripe for eating Miners FarOrife-Rather
small and unnpe.
BY Miss Fy--Egg Plant. fine specimen-Swiss Grape
large and full lunches Though not equal to the Isabella,
the sample was nevertheless fine grape Also, bo-
quet of flowers Owing the long dry spell the past sea-
son. Flora has not shown herself with such Pendor aud
gaudy array as heretofore, though the specimens Of
"Ladys Slipper" presented were too beautiful TO be
trampled under foot.
By Mr. Hubbarl-Grten C.fron .nebn-The melons
the article and folly answered the anteipa
tons Of those who pariook Of them.
BY L. May. Large Drum Head Cabbage. extra
large head for the season. very firm and solid. White
Portugal Onion. Early Horn Carrot Raubarb. Pie
Plant extraordinary for aud length Of stalk very ten
der and sold These plants, though five years Old the
Society informed, have shown disposition TO
seed, but continues TO deyelope Itself in manner more
congenia the Of the proprietor; as,, boque Il
beautiful flowers among which the several varieties
of The Daha
The committee feel much Disappointed that their eShi-
btons attended generally by the fair
by their cooperation aud the presence Of their sm
irg faces, together with the Flowers cultivated by their
delicate hands, that increased pleasure these
weekly horticultural meetings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

pedients to induce them to sustain their prin-
ciplcs To men but partially informed.
these means, honestly exercised, might be
productive of good, but surely if they alrea-
dy possess "all the intelligence" the propo-
.itions of the Repository cannot but be In
-uting to them, as questioning not only their
capacity for correct judgment and appre-
citation of their interests. rights and duties tc
themselves. but their patriotism not less.
There is not a sentence in the Repository
article but what is equally as ridiculous a
these which we have noticed but they ar
too weak to be worthy of comment. Their
Puerility must be apparent to the most casual
render
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
New One Dollar Nctc.

we nave Just seen n new one dollar note
issued by the State Bank of Indiana. The
paper of the small bills of the State Bank
docs not wear well. and to remedy it. the
Bank has procured new and beautiful one
dollar note on superior paper. The cngrav-
ing OF the note is of the first quality. The
heads OF the late President Harrison and
Chief Justice Marshall arc on it and three
female figures also. The letters ONE
are so engraved, as TO be lnder the signatures
OF the officers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

The Indiana Horticultural Society met on Sa.ur1,,
last. Sept. 9 h. and exhibited a fine show Of
fruits. Tcgefa5lss and Fhicers-B, Mr. Adre1re
Summer Pearmain, Haglo, Cas- Fasorte. Wine Apple
Yellow Haas. Maidens Blush
Pears-Wiiams's Bon Chreicne, or Bartleu these
were fine specimen of that delicious Of fruit and
fully answered. the description given If it in the eastern
catalogues Fine growing aud healthy young trees Of
this as well as almost every other variety Of the ne,,
worthy of cultivation be obtained at the nursery q,
Mr. A.dredge. mile south east of town
PeGches- Yellow Aiberge, Esrly Yellow Gin, al
three varieties Of fine looking seedlings no name
By Mr. Benz. Vandegrlf- Pec-s-OraDge Re,,,,,,,
large specimen beautiful looking fruit swee, and iuicv
The Society regret that the specimen exhibited was
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
New York.

1t a meeting of the Democratic Conven
lion of New York City. delegates 10 til,
State Convention ut Syracuse were elected
\ resolution avowing Mr.. Van Buren, a.
their first choice for the Presidency wa.
adopted. and also thc following:
Re,olvcd. That whatever may be the indi
vidual preferences of any section of tho
Democratic party. the fundamental princi
pies on which this great and patriotic party
OF the people has been founded. and the
great interests involved in their success at
the approaching Presidential election. i,npc-
riously require dat the candidate who may
be nominated by a National Convention
representing the Will and expressing the
voice OF The majority of the party. should
receive the support OF all it, members.
Rcsofrcd. That this Convention unrcscry-
cdly pledges itself to abide by the decision
OF the Democratic National Convention.
and will caccrluiIy and cordially support
such candidates for the Presidency as may
be nominated nv it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
john Cain. E>u.

We notice an article in the Lafayette Adj
vcrllser in relation to the late appointment
OF this gentleman to the indianapolis Post
Office. We have handed it over TO Cant.
GAIN, who authorizes us to say that he will
notice it and fully define his position next
week. The appointment, he assures us. will
make no change in his principles or conduct
tie l. where he always has been. and where
he intends to remain, so far as politics are con-
cerncd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
Aboli.io.si.ls, i, En.Isud.

One Henry &. Wright IS sort Of missionary who has
recently been travelling England. under the patron
age Of the American Abolitioni.s preaching crusade
against Souhem Slavery. A. specimen of the doings
of this fanatic, copy the following sent
by him the Boston Lterator and published July rs h.
After reading it, who wonder that the Mobility, of
England coun'enance and encourage such attacks upon
this country They do 50. nn the same principle that
operates upon the Eastern manufacurers-havng solely
he design excite the sympathy Of he Whites whom
they ensa,e, in favor Of poor negroes in order with
draw their attention from their own more unenyialle So
cal condition.
american slavery always creates deep wonder and
sympathy. especially when show them the connection
which the churches and clergy have with slavery. | al
Ways hold them Up to the people band of thieves and
robhers-men aud women who pray AMI preach and say
Lord. Lord ard then get their living by stealing men,
women and children and selling them for money. show
them tie aiuTe of the federal government, that II Is
Save holding compact. compact pledged TO steal. rob-
a. i muid,r show them the slaveauciion-irofe-Sc
Christians, ministers. priests deacons bishops Governors
Presidents, and Congressman gathered around To bud oil
the victims the stand The Presidents and y,4esfs
selling their children far money show them our
dcaiofeS with thieves and robbers presiding oycr them
praying and preaching them with thesr hand dripping
with blood 7 take slave code. (Srouds) AID my
scrap book, CT tells terrible story 10 England Of that
hyrocritcal puhlic) with and the pcop,
IL look even 10 Russia Turkey nr pfacucai u,'fi-
iracn OF tie principles Of liberty rather than to The L
= government. tel them many words there not
more hypocrci, lying drceivins tyranuical govern
r"ia'riofic 80 am, If to be American makes pat,
rluiisa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
JAMES NJ. SLEErH, Secretary.
10 ihe Democratic Ginzcus Of the FINE
SOnSTce>.Onai Disiii.f

Inc Democratic Central Committee of shelly County,
"''"s reason To ie'ieve. tat GEN. LtwIs CAss i il.
i'o''e candidate of the Democratic of tie ia
"s''SSio"a District for The Presidency Of the United
'"'s we Deg leave TO propose fellow citizens
e 'u"''es composing sand district, the expectancy Oh
following the made l,y sho.ay county a.. llI.
county meetings for the purpose OF asceraiung the
meuis Of the Democratic arty with respect the cana
dates spoken OF ill the Office of chef Magistrate
the Union a"d ais, IF appointing delegates to a district
convention to be holden Indianapolis on the day e.
November next Ia making this move IN favor of Gen
Lewis Cass shelby county confidently expects TIE sup
port u Tie democIatIc priv lhroug bout The Saie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
Indiana A>bsiTy UNIVERSITY.

Among multitude of things which accu-
muiated on our tables during our recent alb.
sence OF a few days. is the 9TH annual eata-
iogue OF the Indiana Asbury University. We
are highly gratiied at the lourishine condi-
ton of the Institution. which now number.
l69 students. of various grades. The Faultv
Is constituted of the following gentlemen
Matthew SIMPSON. ID. d.. President. and
Professor Of Moral and Mental Science.
Cyrus MUTT. \. NJ. Professor of the Cnael,
and Hebrew Languages; WM. {. L,p,Rrr
y NJ, Professor of Mathematics: Io,x
WHEELER. 4. b.. Professor of the J,,;,
Language and Literature; Charles G.
DowNEY. b. s., Professor of Natural Sc;o,co
Rev. SAMUEL {. COOPER is the COLLEGE Aq.nt
The expenses of Students are as follows.
luton per term in the College Department 81: 90
In the Preparatory Department ~
Janitors fees. fuel &c, IN the winter term 80
=, In the summer term. oo
boarding IN private families per week exclusive oe
hgh's iue' and washing, from 100 20 So
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
pino-l,y;ur in EIOyd Comfy.

Since the election. the New Albany Dem
ocrat has adduced sufficient proof that the
Democrats were bcatenin that county BY whig
"pipe-laycrs' We have misaid the paper
containing some of these proofs. but in the
last number of the Democrat we find the fol-
lowing on the subject. We have 10 doubt
that the malign influences of the central Jun
to were extended into many other counties
as well rs Floyd
o. hen the coon's INST at indianapolis is
overhaulcd this winter. rs we trust it will be
most thoroughly. our friends may get an in
sight into the mean, by which the Democrat
ic nominations OF this county were defeated
There are strong reasons to believe that a
fund was transmitted here from the Capitol
to deiray the expenses of the extraordinary
system of pipclaying and purchasing ofvotcs
which was carried into effect. How such a
fund was raised, Is question. Let there be
thorough ovcrhanling of the different Off
ccs. and tn to one. but some light will be
thrown upon The subject.
On the day of the election. quantities of
the Uabash anil Erie CqnaI Scrip. none OF
which is in circulation in ibis section Of the
State. were freely distributed by some Of the
leaders amongst their tools for The purpose OF
betting. &c. Several of the latter Kind OF
individuals were furnished with tlis scrip, in
sums of from thirty to fifty dollars each. Ii
was perfectly now. and TO all appearance had
never been used. but had been Just cut from
the sheets. If there i not some rascality
connected with this matter NC miss our iudg-
mcnt.
II was announced previous to the election.
in the indianapoi, Journal, edited by that
notorious scoundrcl. T. j. Barnett. that FLOYD
County was to BE- the "bq9ie ar0,nd Of. Ldi-
ana''-lt was known to be Close county.
and heaven and earth must be moved BY The
indianapolis Wing Junto to feat the cleo
ton of Smith and Collins. and particularly
the former. Those unsCrupulous leaders OF
the Wing Band would have willingly sacri-
feed Bigger and every thing else to retain a
majority in the Legislature. and thus hold on
10 the crumbs Of Office Themselves Accord
ingly the most desperate cxcrtions were made
use of in this county. ! system of pipe-av-
ing was carried on equal in atrocity and viii
lany to the famous Glcntworth frauds in
New York. b. such means the Whie
candidates for Senate and Representatives
were elected by m1;oritics Of |. and 9votcs.
In reality the Democratic candidates. wiN.
the exception perhaps of Sheriff. were all
elected by maioiilirs OF - 10 100 of the l.
Gal voters of the county. We have not been
beaten by fur means. but ' fraud anl r,s-
cality. and we shall mover admit fiat The
miserable creature who viii 20 to t'ie nate
from this county. has any tile to be con,id-
cred It's representative in thai boly.
Vur Cr.s,x,-rr45. pfr.. - ,,nl .rsf,,b
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

iHE 4ioDFsTf or NHcIsH .-Nh.n the y dgs 90,
'"'' power say Mr. h enda they throw ava, the land
increased the appropriations borrowed The means
70 meet tein and went in ~ Re eAuasag4nr tina,
borrow no longer
A"d now. ihe modest souls. being able 70 sn.nt
money simply becau~c they could not get n lam, t
''' oDf'"iihs The expenses ct the Government
y well might poor devil. no wont WORK bas no
aud can neither beg borrow steal claim cred
1t Tor being economical
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

II every State IN the Union was nronorl,
represented in the L. =. Senate ~ ~. com,
i's session OF congress. the parties would
land IS follows: Democrats IL. Wing -
LOOK over the lit Of States. and see ii YOU
can iInd more than ~ix that Nhgg.r, Ia-
'aifly got a ioothod in. Look al them for a
moment: Rhode Island. Delaware. y ~
Jersey, Vermont kcntnc.y and Tennessee.
!" throw in the latter : to make wei,l.t
IN the Wing scale. although She ha, ,cnt =
majority OF Dcmocraf, TO Congros.. What
an array Of Stat 10 have Wing maiorit,
N the Us. Sena-e! We ms. instruct.
Ia. Siofcsmqa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

rIhe Editorial articles in Fridays Jour
nal exhibit some improvement in taste and
spirit; but Wing friend attributes it to the
TACT that they are chiefly stolen from the New
York Tribune.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

Judge LILLEsroN. OF Evansville in letter 10 the ed
tor of the Indiana statesman has made formal rennn
chiffon of Nhigsery of which party, 1910 and pre,i-
Gus. be most jealous advocate and supporter We
select tie following paragraph from his letter which tn.
Evansville Journal seems TO take very much 40 heart "
Now AM FOREVER, | RENor~cE AL ,ltst,>cr
To TIE WIG Parry. | know wher | DO this thar |
run across the feelings Of many Of my hig friends Is a.,
have always supported and who believe would again.
wcre 10 he candidate tor office hut when they learn
and become acquainted wIh the many things earn on
hy the leading " higs of Evansville as know and have
learned and they themselves do same when n
fully informed upon this matter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

WV ". Mccoy.
John MORRISON
ROYAL MAYHEM central
JOSEPH r. PAINTER. Nommii'e
JAMES NJ. >LEETH oil Nhei Ivy
kONADIN HONBURG. county
JOHN CAMPBELL.
hyville, Aug. oath 1913
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

TIE bHlrisu Wi1pow TAx.-In a house
when has windows the tax Is 81 10
windows tax - 25-I0 Windows. - o.
taN-23 windows. so tlx-l>D windows.
- % taX. Some houses. AMI man, mill,
"'vr - many Il, $50 Windows. Tia, tic
? ople Of England must be t,xed TO- tAc
hight of Gods sun 10 >hac in their hou,...
ana stores. and miIl,. The gUcrnm "a.
claims no only the right to dispose of the
land. tlc cattIe. tAc gold and silver. ana the
li'c, and por-ons of the people a. it pleas :.
bnt al-o 10 own the light that slime, upon
i'ie Island. aaI 10 dispose of i. a, it sees IT,
Government assumes the right to -ay 10 thc
people YOU SHALL live in darkness. like bear.
and wolves in their deus. unless ,ou viii pay
me for tle light. The sun ~ha!l not illat.i-
mt your dwellings, uac~- YOU VIII pay ~.
Tor H. 40 the poor liindoos arr not allowed
to gather the salt that accumullic, OF he
"a shore unless they VIII pay "a tax to Great
Bgiain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
Democratic Meeting.

A. +. MORRISON
JAS. JOHNSON
MARTIN VI tRTINDALE
l.. DUNLAP
j. L. DRAKE
BANNER LAWUEAD
Il. BROWN
w. III. TiIBOTT
T.. \. SINNER
HENRY BRADY
THOMAS JOHNSON
indianapolis. Sept. 9th. 1913.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
Horticulture.

shelbyvillr, Aug. 9th. 1913.