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NERO AN IS M A G A I N {
con NJ ERCIAb RE VIE ",
Established July, 1889,
BY FREEM AN H UNIT
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
oIToR ASD PROPRIETOR.

Eight Semi 1snual pOumes Of GOO pagss eac completed
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RICH MUSLINS AND BALZORINES.
V1HE Subscribers offer TO the Ladies and the
public generally, very beautiful assortment oil the above
articles reduced prices, consisting OF ~.
French Musns great variety Of patterns and qualities
Figured striped and black Muslns
I Jacouet and Swiss Aiuslins for dresses :,
BIzorne OF different qualities and styles black and col
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CUGARS, TEAS AND CcFFhES-A choice
- selection the a6o, B to 9 BY F lowest cash
SUGARS-Smar's and WoolSry'. refined Yellow. Loaf
Lump Crushed and Pulyerxed Porto Rico Lasua and New
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WITH AN ISrRopucrIoS Treating Of the present stctc Of
the Science Of Political Economy, and The .4ddptaton
of lis Principles to the Condition Of our own Country
aud The uybuiiding Of lis Prosperity
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I,RESU STOCK FALL GOODS-Boots, Shoes
E and Broyaps-Tle subscriber has on hand, about
5000 cases comprising al kinds usually found In wholesale
stores. among which may be found
11C0chses mems thick pesged Boots
500 500 s,RIp and ,ewcd Boots
l25 " boys thick nd kim
800 " a and Broeans
llC0 ~ mems " % - " -,
Also large and sSSortment OF ladies and child
rem, Boots Shoes CATERS with 800 dozen sailor Hats
MANY Of the above goods are on and be sold
TO pay Purchaser. therefore particularly
10 call aud examine, before purchasing.
anil 3mis Corner Of Pine
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FALL STOCK OF SILKS, 81

r c. BOOTH II co. AT the New-iorlS Cash
y Tailoring Establishment liz Fuonrest, near Broad
way still take the lead in and elegance
The manufacture and style OF the garments belong
ing o a eentlrm ms wardrobe.
This superiority they enabled to maintain ~
esung from past experience that the credit system necessa
ry imposed heavy tax on the prompt PAYNE eG5tomei 10
must necessarily b. excluded from this By ad~
herring strictly the cash stem enables the 70 lr,
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: y GRAHAM HOFFMAN, & BOswORTH.
Compliments Solicitors, No. 81 Liberty-st..
MI law3w Nrw-York CITY.
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BOARD WANTED-Wth Unfinished Apart
ID mens, paroi and bedroom for gentleman W.T. child
gle gentleman West side Broadway preferred References
eycnced Address Ar w the Office Of this pll a6 =
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HATTER'S PLUSH, of the different qualities,
l for sale low by THOMAS P. CUMMINGS,
anil. lmis u Pine street near Pearl.
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Ships LiveEpool Eldridgt Tor Liverpooi L'hone Johns
ton, for Havre; Mexican Buenos Ayrcs; Ieiumah Ne"
castle, Me.
Schrs Tnscarora, Richmond; United States, Bermuda
and others.
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GRAHAM.S MAGAZINE for September

LAUIES NAIIU al MAGAZINk do.
Besides large and various assQnant OF all the popular
works Of the day Particulars in Tday two
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au6 Gus No.2 Astor House, N.SYork
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DONGEES-l2 cases White P0ngreS ~ yards
L 10 dc do do tid'kfs figured
For sale b. GldNNELL, MlNIJKN ~.
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4 LADY who has had experience in teaching
n the solid and ornamental branches wishes 10 engage IN
Select or Family school would not object gong
ar OF the co try-preies the South The references
can be given For particulars address L. at the 9ce OF
"a Trihn
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! DOARDlNG-Pleasant rooms furnished or I'M
ID furnished suitable for families single GENT enen can be
obtained moderate by applying at s. beekms
One large airy front ROOM unfinished the second floor
10 let with board. References exchanged. au6 Inns
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TLOlR-25O bbls IS Extra Mills Akron" Flour
L 800 do Roscoe Mill do 50 do Richardson Genesee, new
Wheat;-the above brand, daily landing and for sale by
al1 a. Las VI HOYT i son. IS Eourtlamdts
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0sTA WATCHES! WATCHES.-The largest
t and splendid assortment OF Watches in the city
IL 10 B.. found the subscribers. He is constantly
receiving all descriptions of Gold and Silver Watches OF the
newest style, from the manufacturers England Franc,
and Switzerland and selling them ret much less pr
ces than other house the city Gold Watches Tow
bought All watches warranted TO keep good time or tbs
neley returned Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in
the best manner and warranted lower than any other place
g. G. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewery,
mylT ,stf Whols sais and retail an ". =, -,airs
Ii FOR NEW-ORLEANS--FIr Packet
1 Ship-The first class and splendid packe ship hAL
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Friday l$ih August This superior ship has
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and only requires be examined in order 10 eomns East
sreuce for passage. Apply baa.d ,he sh.r soah
River, or 70 JOHN HEhg5t t "a. shirs wesley
The subscriber viii despatch a. af al and end
and Mobile n, a.y SI lawcss s;s sa'
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Under the assurance that the system of small profits and
,uick returns which has elected liberal patronage, VIII
be willis; such VIII enable
| US 70 fiji all orders IN future with promptness.
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10 Dentistry.-HARN Ely BURDELL, NJ. D.,
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A FOR SALE, or to exchange for other pro-
"a perty, five Ten-pn Alleys Lease, Bar-Stotk and h1
No. 90 BrOad-5t, auJ 2uis
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DHUBARB-a0 cases prime E. |. Rhubarb for
IL sale by GRlNHELL, MlNIU < ~.
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Orlrtns wholesale and retail.
TEAS-Old aud Young Hyson Hysen SKIN lmlrrisl.
choice Mohea Pswchons and Ooloong Soschsng
Fouuua's fine Souchonc only SIS per 10. -
Mia snrgor African in small packets Of 80 lbs, Old Java.
fresh 70 ,s,ed and ground daily, Is ID perib
- " fIo iwiss) A. JOHNSTON.
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DOARDa at No 9 College PlaceA suite otrooms
- and board for gentleman and his wife may be
/ ,bny.
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4 CARD.-Mr H. BENNETT, Manager OF
n PEALE'S MUSEUM respectfully announces that the
above establishment viii open GA Monday inT August
81 The Museum has been cleaned and n9'2,s d 4F1i x
DERFUL LIVING CURIOSITY. which he has no scru-
PIE asserting VIII be pronounced by the public superior 10
TOM THUMB CASPER HAUStR or the CLAN
GIRL Father particulars will b. few days ao 81
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ITO DRY GOODS MERCHANDISE ad-
l. ver,lser having a knowledge of the retail Dry Goods
trade and having under his control desirable store III
neghbong city would like receive from some dealer
this civ stock of Goods To sell commission 70; WHICH
satisfactory security would be given Address ~ b. AZ I'M
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reduction from credit prices:
Gentlemen who contemplate retiring altering the arrange
e.ts their wardrobe would do well call IS our
as the changes of fashion embracing all the different styles of
French Elastic Cass of the choicest pa,,etgs Tor which
others visiting city particularly invited TO call apd
anime for themselves and the above assertions BY patron
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

Pursuant notice, number II Democfaie ciuEens oil
the town and township assembled in tie Court House
Saturday. for the purpose Of forming Democratic asso-
citation The neeiins organized by the appointment
Of WtLrr l. DarE, TO the Chair. and ;. T. D.SIrIs.
Secretary The Object Of the meeting having been er-
planned hv the Chair motion Of G. A. Chapman.
committee Of five vas appointed report officers for the
socierv whereupon tie Chair announced the following
Gentlemen:
j. r Roberts, r. ID. Miller ]. p. Chapman. T. d. Kin
der, G. w. Thompson.
The committee made the following report For Presi-
dent. WILEY l.. Barns; Vice President. II. p. Tom ;
Recording Secretary. :. Z. D.srsu-; Corresponding
Secretary J. p. CHArwAN. These officers for
three months
ExEcurIvE CoNxITrEr.
1t Warl-Georre Lockcrbie Jacob d. Filler William
Montague
ed Nard-ADdrew Brouse. Douglas o'Reilly. William
sullivan.
81 warl-Juius Nicoai Justin Smith, David V Gull
~.
IN warl-Na,hln Lister Frederick Trueksess. L.
Hcddery.
9Th Ward-Jacob vanicgrin Adam Knodle. Jacob Nil
Ter.
9th Ward-Gcorge \. Chapman, Samuel Rocker, John
Bear.
For the To,rnski p-Thomas Johnson, James Hilton,
Nathaniel West Powell Rowland, Joseph Laur Aaron
Aldrdge. John McFan. james Smith. Abraham Hoefsn.
jos. FairchiId Daniel Carlisle, Daniel Kemp.
On motion of 6. \. Chapman Resolved. That this
oiety shall be called the Central Democratic Club.
On motion of Mr. klnl.r. the meeting adjourned
meet Saturday the Court House. a o'clock,
Pm. w l.. BATES, Pres.
y II. DANIELs Sec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
IndianapoIi.--Rm.inc.s-New store.

''There goods in Indianapolis, than for
year past, remarked merchant in our hearing few
days since. "And well there nigh be, said we las so
few Of you advertise Tia, You have them for sale This
a fact and but New merchants op-
eung stores and bringing large quantities Of goods
and Of them doubt not, have sold out and re-
plenshed and again, while Of the older
establishments still keep their years olds But
gratifying be able state, which do good
thoniy, that while have goods the city, more
sold daily than for long past Business
iainy improving and when il knoion that goods can
be purchased here good the river it Will
still further increase. 1t is only requisite that
chants should be liberal their dealings, be satisfied
with reasonable profits, give liberal price they
afford for country produce aud let the people know what
they have to sell and where they be found and
word for H. they will have find Gau with
those who prefer taking their produce the river and
making their returns
New stores opening, which Is surely encouraging
TO ALL except perhaps, those DESTROYS of monopozng
the market, and while goods sold low the prices of
produce improving The Democrats promised nothing
Of this kind before the elecon knowing that fthev were
successful it would naturally follow They did not pro-
two dollars day aud beef; and then bring
about times, the like of which were never before seen
Since the foundation of the Government the FederaIsts
have been IN power some eleven years. -Four under old
John Adams, when cursed with alien and sedi-
ton laws, and all the infants of Federalism -Four
under his son, Johnny q known and To- be known, a.
the administration OF the puritan and the Black Leg
and since lS4O under the 1.-TWO dollar a day and roas,
beef administration.
But we getting political, it "comes so natural"
What we intended to say, was, advise our country
friends to inquire for trade with those who adrertise IL
may be SET down general rule that those who do So
are not all for SELF and they wish, by doing urge
ness and making small profits, to out eren with
those who wish TO male all their pycfts eff a small mum
Der Of customers
While we gratfed IN being able state that bus-
ness is improving, would just hint that friends
may find their advantage real oar advertisements
always fresh and
n. g. No quackery allowed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
The bell P.o-.

come OF The Wing papers Of this are copying the
o's OF Then Massachusetts brethren charging Dem
ocrais with The crime of brbrng member of that Logs
azure 10 vote for Wing State officers Later develop
mems 20 10 prove most positively that all corrupt II
Va Oh "e part Of the Wing themselves, both IN their
"'Ps 10 oHOe Bell and IN their attempt make
i''''oai capital out Of the affair The Boston Courier
iea'ins Wing paper, describes Bel as a ..mis.ratl
"fe'eh' without principle and v,i;hou, even the ord,na,
sagaciiy Of an IDIOT. that he eva, and Is q very ,o
1901 10 be used by political deinagocues and t.t tho
who handle HIM least viii of with clcancst hand.
our ing contemporaries hal better not be too hasy in
iher inefineddlng about and man the. know
but little about, according TO the wholesome advice r.,
their Boston friend
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
The Session I,apcr.

We again issue proposals. Tor publishing, dang
session Of the Legislature, Daily. and TTi-Weckly
paper he for the Daily VIII be dollars in all
in advance. Is evd Of the value OF these
publications, will that copies
the last session had expired, and really brought three dol
lars. They the best record Of the proceedings Of the
Legislature that be had and hail endeavO By hav
ing Competent reporters 10 render them perfect and FULL
the nature Of the will permit The Weekly for The
session, vii: be 80 lvsnce aud the Tiiwsekly
on dollar in advance.
Our contemporaries, who viii give the above insertion
two, shall have the Daily TfWeokly they prefer
IA exehanse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
E3E3yet.c.

The following table from the Lafayette Journal will
give some idea of the business of Lafayette Recolect it
but for single month"; Nothing keep Indianapolis from
far exceeding this whenever her open We have
here all the advantages needed and lack but little more
spirit and enterprise to them to account Will those
who are able then, other places taking of the trade
which should egmacy centre here, and grow into vast
importance and not make effort their own bcne
ut The impulse lately given the movements on the
Raii Road should not be suffered o flag. Those who
have time and means should employ them in agitanc the
matter If it fails now, it fills for years and while all
around US are advancing with rapid strides prosperity
and wealth. we shall either remain stationary retrogad
II must be.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
A Branch Bank WounJr,

The Board of Directors of the State Bank at their
meeting last week. by unanimous vote directed the
suspension OF the Lawrenceburg Branch. 1t is under
stood that this Branch has in repeated disregard
cd the provisions oil the Charter and that through the
fiuencc OF Its suspended debtors situation has been
deemed unsafe and ITS prospects of usefulness very limit
ed Col. A. &. Pepper. p. l.. spooner and H. K Hobbs
Esqrs-. were appointed Receivers. The paper Of the
Branch will be redeemed with specie heretofore at its
Counter and received usual by the other branches
There some to believe and it is to be hoped that
this suspension will only be temporary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
81 to EG
and
- So to Z 4
IN the Senate. Glory enough for one day
The Ohio Statesman saws:

in the Senate. Glory enough for one dav.
The Ohio Statesman SAYS:
Never have our opPonens,me with such an unexpected
reverse of fortune. record in the elections Of
New ork They had stretched themselves about two
inches IN length IN anticipation of the result They de.
sired something TO offset their reverses in Kentucky the
home of Clay and looked for New York the home of
Mr. Van Buen. Their disappointment is keen indeed
New York has covered herself with honors and sopped
eiieciuaiy the bawl of whigeery scattering tn
umphs through our foolish and silly dissensions
From this forward divisions will be healed up-as he
who attempts TO continue them, will be placed with the
enemy.
The achievements of friends in the City of New
ork is altogether unparalleled under the discouraginc
circumstances. Friend Samm, you deserve a medal
bright as the stars Of heaven.
We refer the reader another column for pretty nuch
all the news received In addition what is there Chem
ango gives 300 dem maj and Ulster elects one of each
party.
GJ'The coons have elected only one Senator in the
State. The Senate will stand
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

SENATE.-Of the eieM Senate districts the Democrats
carry SEVEN; all except the -th-eleciing eight of The
nine senators-and showing 20 Democrats TO u Wings
in that body
HorsE-The returns far, show the election of a.
democratic, aud 30 Fed raj Members We add St.
MISUNDERSTANDING % Democrats to 81 Wings
The Senate VIII show large Democratic gain since
last year, and the House will be quite as Democratic
ne hIg gam IN Rensselaer,, Schenectady Cavuga in
lster Broome, Tioga and IN WcstcIestor-II IN all
ne Democrats gam IN Orleans, Warren. in Cortland
IN Monroe Niagara. Caitaraugus, Franklin and one in
New lork-lO I'M ali
The aggregate Democratic majority i'm the State will
be about NINETEEN THOUSAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

The moon up and as bright day.
The stars they winked IN their quiet way.
But very sick beast was that " same old Coon,'
FoI the west wind whisiicl this bIan-uew tune
Get ont II the way, o0'4e qliie too late,
You stounirel Coon, for the Empire State
The Coon had hoped that The Jersey Blues
Would tickle his nose with some Wholesome news
But his heart grew sad AMI his fur fell IT.
For he heard aud il gave him church yaTl-oough,
Get out Of the way, &c
So the river, that q" same old Coon
lie jumped like thief, u ''cut dir tune;
But II followed him there like a hue-and-crv,
That terrible sound which he coul! not fly
Get out of the way, SC.
Then up al the West to take peep
He came, and an anti he found asleep,
With cable tow on has neck aud then
His Coonship laughed, but he heard * lin
Get out of the way &c.
So the Coon lay down, and his voice 20, whcczy
His face grew pale and hi stomach uneasy:
lie heaved, he kicked, lie attempted to boast,
But the wind still shiekcd ne gave up the ghost
Get out Of the way, sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21

The Pleboan Of the 10Th. saws:
From second edition of Yesterday
The returns by this mornings boat are of the most
gratifying Character The Democratic majority in the
Legislature will he overwhelming.
As far as heard from the Democrats have elected Gftv
Assemhlymen ard the wings only twelve We have
gained Senator IN the First and one in the Third Dis
trict Democratic majority IN the next Legislature will
be at least sixty.
From he Daily Ple5si1a f tie on
ia IN words to express heartfelt qualification
at the result OF our city election The dust and smoke of
TIE battle having cleared away. we can now announce
10 our fellow Democrats throughout the Union that we
are slonously mphan-proudy victorious We have
elected our County Clerk 10y about 300 majority our
Coroner 10y about 70O Senator By nearly 400; and the
entire Democratic Assembly ticket save one We have
lost our Sheriff by 6 or 100. Unfortunate divisions ex
isied ia reference 10 cauddlc which together with
MS de Indication with the Spartan band ticket caused him
10 iii his much behind party vote. Mr. Shaler fell
hehnG Ills ticket irm similar causes Indeed IL was ask
ing too much OF any Democrat vote for a man VIII,
would submit Tor one moment 10 have his name couoleI
WIN ue " MiAe =" alb gang, and run upon the same
cket with them. Messrs. Suydlrn aud Mann were also
win the most haretIced impotence. placed upon their
'arc' were not 81 well pleased with such companv. and
eiused to acknowledge their nomination. As matte, ~
course they both elected. We claim this under all
circumstances as one of the most glorious and decisive
eIoes ever achieved in this city Our friends abroad
=" NOT imagine he difficulties with which, by subtle
&c we were surrounded. They hemmed US up on evs,v
ide Ii shows coneiusi,ey, however 70 every redec,
nind that on the democratic candi late for Preslo,
'hoe'cr ne may be- We can safely calculate on na,,,v
q The Empire Cry Of At least 6Oo0 Truly we have
iofy enough ior one day-hivns gained IN this CITY
yer last year senator and one member Of Assembly
Democrats Of the Union give Us oy for we feel IL
5 thanks for we deserve them 10 our g,lf,n, ,;I
Tod speed ye onward. '"-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-21
The Wing Pes and rcre:smars.

True 10 their instinct the Wing presses still continue
10 hurl their ISLANDERS against naiualizcd czens IL
only the of election that they even speak of
these citizens with anr thing like decency respect
No sooner i the wing party defeated contest than
the noodgateS of their malice and hatred opened and
the suices of defamation aud insult poured upon the
heads OF those whom they neither caole control
rs specimen of the calumny bestowed upon Ger
man czens, read the following from the ..Bucvrus 90
Democrat, heaven save the mark, rank rabd Clay
federal paper
"Look village how it is disgraced by these little
nusances known by the of groceries all kent by
the Dirty Dutch, who unfit for thing dccenf Ia
Tact our country cursed b, horde of foreign Legsars
The tthy OHpOUrfReS If beS0tfcd crndnv Down viii,
them and their abominable works of iniouitv L., a.
elect v no deSpIse, athors and rcpdiaes hrcu.
res groceries, cider sprces and all other dsrraccfu
Dnfch practices just look for this portion
ol our pOpuailon-they come among ~ beggars-oue
starts grocery the lower end of Main street one AZ
The public square, where death and are dealt out al
three cents a glass
'-Show a D1fchraan r. Won can
eto IS IN lror II any good Not TN, arc enc1H,s
OF oa~ gorcrnmont-HBft far ann fliag ,gorol-DF
ftCHED DRtNhRDS-.7 PEsT TO SOCIETY-
let Mem be Kept docn.
Listen, again, to the Troy Wing another Of Mr.
Claws supporters:
INLAND. like the FROGS which were som ou, a, a
fiAGt against Pharaoh, have come INTO onr bo,>,s
pea chambers and ovens and kucading irous,s The
IN when they arrive among Va, roo IDLE AND
i'iO' To clear and ,uIV land and earn comfort,
abe home, DJ MP THEMSELVES DOWN ~ our
large towns and villages crowdng The mcaner sort ct
enem,ni-' aud filling them with WRETCHEDNESS
FILTH and DISEASE IT, political poiut oc ,,,,
llAT ARE THEY But MERE MARkETaEIE
2" '"'i
lhiS Is very Chrstan-like l. there naiuralzcd
'zen who can ever support party whic, gives utter
'hce 10 sentiments like the above We hope not