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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
BOOK BINDING.
md ACcnunl lloO-. llnnsf factory.


AA, i1h9 CO. wholesale AND retail dealers and hannfse
- tuftrs 81 hank 3oaH bk, aud dealers n >aHuf 80
"a TIE Nfr bedag HtsH-aa >frssf opposite r Palmer Hotel
Indiana. utfaHef
c iHnd e'>i, htna the atles % iheine Every
drsf 'n 81 hHnA iaksir t Auditors and Treasures Sces
commissioners aud Mae~fais uhet printed heads
ih al Their Blank ks they Improved iaiti made II sew
ns which Nrsagl fcstfs. Aud incDnrafaly
superior ether frhn hank hk-. wi
keep the leaves firm s,d h-k
the
81 rendet~ tie backs wh d"nir ts I'D KIND tlnn-h try
cot n inrcg1n,c durafit aud gtrif a. n.h ih~
account tHHk- equal h ufk and higher
H.. T. Go a-e manufacture an de~cfisHr- e
Fancy Auis. -nch iad' aud srnisnsu Peri fat~.
k- card ,a.es Ahums Spectacle Cases, Cases. Pocket
Eak-. and Nsfe BfssAs.
Music PAPER a"afson hand hf can be houn"
~'r's aud Banks Supplied ~ Che shortest ufs. H
Ea heandi f best ~iil lie and iofi
The sisIn Ruling Machine cived.
Books and Paper ruled o. ans aiirin
Ihcs ar, DO m Kinds Binding "a French aud English
All iiiu Extra Nafiir and Gin Edge
Finish IA u' ~ i.tN aud iuiee,r Nadk~ and pcir hnd
o match o Which pnai attention All be- Old Book
hound 90 ~f,ir desired aud s'n the
riien Isaac hLsKIorp. Snl.nr Judge, Gro. w.
nCNN NJ MasHis. Audhsf rifr.
Mtrui President "f state Bank J. A. RAJ. Cashier IL ank
g W tsef Secretary ct Insurance Company A. " MoSr E~
y. a 10 IA.
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assg1 efag~.

= GENERA a--fuetfsf IN and Hollow Wafe e'n BE- Ton
% - p.
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Vr~TI1GS.

,ENTLENEN wantaf pattern or prize, will do
IN well tora before purchasing. tie
them he thinks qualify ssi Prce ~ JOHN CAIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

HrNBEIDoF. (s>s:o y.
Bk.> fs * Et-<.E - WIN.
fORH.iHDLNG .lvD COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS ~ PRODTCE. S.if +, FISH, &c,
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA
Refer to-
fIck 3 Nitt.np.
l.sg.. indianapolis.
ANuufw Nits1N. t~i..) 5-2mr
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sSSOVs AND SHOES SEEEfP.!
g., ADAM kNDDfI would lnfatp a.. lnhlie gen
Il orally fia be- hls need tusnssss is "a
I'll r. 81 81 ct iffd s. knndir.
VI IL "age liraWnne' filsi. Indianapolis wls.
~ if-nn iltd ins l--Iffoist afaiis-' and Gentle
t@& ncu's tasis md -ists. lvih 80
where he prepared $40 oifs m int tie
and az the shortest
~ iiis fine tid shippers aud
hand Al siafanised sold
pllce,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
=. ss.A -

giLNiFIED Esreoe - ldrloa4d t.nds <anls pre enin
above az other tuces fer The ces> cuii> and
1' r'n It The uns> and ai-,
fifo4t few ts. chi, agent IT the
me sit &c in THIS Guy. T. u l.. SlfiT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

n Ssss.AB' FOR CASH!
* e'abs - :lre-is a ~ m.
=. fN HE sus,flh thanks hi-
"a II ani ' i'r al furuitnr.t
q, him llrksf WcsVet. Washington
Ii ep." 'e state ank wir d. = aia ready
W 10 accommodate these so ho a, calui With aiicie
his lre Il The lntsie o.
nii' a',fi ioihe hun.s~ - making Collins
af-e tui ecnie lf>r sicndlure Ai0fdsfs
ihslnc itum 'ahtWn and % De- prinf, aendsd".
90 lf e
ni.4 ar WILLIAM ". WEAVER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
2. - es.z s..gEr.vy.

III III. Do, months rl. hie Wnh black spfs and
= rfi~-tn~Wrf~ % tl Tiger.
whoever viii return him, informant
recovery 5-.fw ;. ri. NEikEtI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

CriFrR lTlD tlaRIFIrD F.r.cr o.
n = = - = = ID = u

4
fE'iit above nvauth. ttI, nei ~ twenty 'eo the
>iiuut ingredients.
promised The if.~f THIS di. aAuonis-rd
N those W Use i valuable afi IT, TT Oh. speedy a iine ~ -
Ctocsag ti P'ac,s4 fiortoH and 1b's !anHatoH4s -e
mn 0ad }lr,sff
~ small piece kept
nn>i ntrieiaie SORE THROAT e~ is IN %, prrniiiv
ada ti 'iererl LAWYERS, f'ic ~i~rrs. singers and
others ni,i r,l ihr at tic inn--.
THE iN fi.E -if;N I'D
have used Peas, SOUS 'mpnd E,4oo lafh"nd candy
and freely r-.,pn.ri al let '.uris. colds
fs. allHt-, s,et Fr1,t
nra'f tfilnn.
tqiald Nereconsei 1ssii biefhr-n itf,a-hon fh mon
Reverend LINDSEY, recent la>'f OF a. H. church, Second
sfs.c
Crawford. the cena u. T. thar,l Unison
Reverend Mr. la \. rtiilge Il NrN Nork conference.
Reverend Mr Nhia~ei, pastor OF ffss chufch
" and a'arinr
Reverend Nj Han. Baptist church. street
Reverend Mr. t.ihf ~ Iinrl
Wesleyan Methodist corner
IN Linton streets
Reverend Nj LYONS. pastor e German Mission church.
Fii.f kalfa aud ef. Mr. Aisiif.
would sufficient
ton DIS. aoa, uh,u rr
roqttlr- from uf o-fsI n-n
,f- uniiein-iic that
believe IA si'iit dad Tire
- isiIr,Ifi andy then.
ofir - in,ibnnr can Ice proved. hg nan n,it
GINEEissg'S tsOs5fFIsss TD CANDY.
ySOR coughs colds. a-fluas, DIFF breathing ain a. te
q -iifius tis t tHn az ti- heert
ele~fl ilifuunie IL
- De rfie., ai~'f,,fe ,.,rl
- re, uneniri pheasant and .ftrenf
TOMLfNsoN BROTH r syn - tle t''iaeu N.fiar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22


irsr1r- Gsrrfd slHs-. q ladies
SHOES, 1T hne ND runs slfltr- rr rha
i ki' 'l' seal and Sf-t>, peaet cali
ii.t~ No. kinds They
Lr acls, ati VII d, sad - i0r all and
AI.-p,
iVf received. TO HATS. the
rie ami -hnif- is called anl
iriulhi, and r dt-fg eosi aud ei Hats WIN have
siefo ilfi VIII be- sld lowe than tec oh, ned
here Ecussm = b. \ isrh S'0,s. lin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Es3s. GD. z(s E.se1s - a'D57E'sSIOS.
series letters b Marslrt Cox. an'i,>- t Botany II The
SCRIPTURES leep The infant hilcfs.' Sc
vol IT,, al - ~ ine at binding
anIi H -Alt lie ID. ~ =. u. DIV -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

~ \ VA t.sr. skS0. ttS - So.
SIORiGE. FOHIv RIDING and COMMISSION NER-
CHiAI'S, DEALERS ~ PRODUCE, sc. Sc,
LAFAYETTE. iNulANA
IL. forwarding Produce
W Merchandise, SC sc reasonable an. house
the West. Rcetfo
:. NFRnttI. l-q
Julv n. Nnciir, Merchant, I ,,.
W. IaNNA, do. '"""F'"'
M r.n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

yss,sos.7,-yS C8E& s5E.E.as.s.
VERY desirable arie, for sale cheap Tor cl>h. by
l. 81 TALBOT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
ia TIL N.EfiF,s.

y.1iir respectfully reqlee
oSt the -crie'> ocs ~ lWu-. ''inriant~- Br-
md A,,ersan Pants iif.ss liks f.ie>. u-irfs N
al. l,rr ,--ru.n Bonnet lawn and >'s> aud lru
,,,,nrs ,ti..f a.. n-.ssf~t,ie. Join CAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

,r eiiils their orlr, led, rs vii keep constantly supply
esp, IN fv t,,- lif.e ~,iy If uts,lf Hpns viii
d. pNVIs. Es.t,rer al ,,4.,asc-
ote d. H.,fef Ba.ta .ioa mr., fias.aot..
TA1l'g.Y w..
',Hli9'T F'nh ana rer.l Sermons. renrr' ra p~
r''r-r -'t fr IRE "-e 81 fun lies ad destitute ecneeea
''f' airs~- t' 'hr the Importance.
'''- i-' pages fe''d ai To- sale at tie t'os .grol
H.a%r esc< >SEEF.fy.
Bull ppf month, oi. hie. wnh black epfs end tqI
= eri~-in~n- o. it' at Tiger.
~l',i Z" Ill fe'n" h" - iei niina % ~ =, 's
FlgE CHEAP SCORE.
Ya'iE "leitrs efIs n ka =. Groceries Liquors Confetti
cry, -'ae p ';'~ 10 Hien Iealsr han
II any other store. opposite tie che a'ira store.
.sss.A>s -
g''RiFiEp Esrse II freoaad e.aly ~anis PIE eniucniy
M un-s, a, core m. n,~t n,eirac she
l.'st :" , liz : am is ea "se" ioF The .'e ct Tie
VAC 80. '' III ''S Guy /, u J.. Hsllll.
yEs.sDs.E-gSCa saEs.As.s.
& VERY desirable ar''e, for sale cheap tor c.-h ny
"a IN. TMBoTT.
Z, y KI',- anls, the saaen At -
50 As5i's GsAAASHA.
8 Lor just Teee 'ediy
n,aRrr o.n.. S g -, ~. a.. c.o, e..s Lamp
eN i'''ei- fii's ra.nne, 81 Ars, " hue Lad Iee,.ed
'H' ' sac d! D. ia A"hEAD
A AhE'.' Ns and = Lake " ie Fish and salmon Trout,
sscA8xEETS.
,3LNN and -''rd 'ae =, very superior article for SHE at
tme'n".t' aa'uon ru,,sty J. NJ. 1ALDOTT.
zSieuREp ra net vIsh Willie sold unus-, low At
: ihc el''p c'>i >i'sed }. NJ. rALBpi'r
Esss.s ND E-4-.ass G.sNEN-.
liitii while s,i a easn CASH Al he cheap store q
%gss<slS AAD sTSEESDEsss.
FtENiiiNiN~ sin ani lAruhazne and webb
IL - .e4s4, which "ii be sod al les than auction
er,,N white. and $500 ai. u. receive, and IA, .,, chen, b.,
: J. NJ. rNLBoIr
CASH rO.s sys5EAr.
5000 sfs q 5 @ az" he e g os ., and 's:
HAMS.
s'E tshe., 'Se' pixie VI" be t tor 5000 ornas VEL cured
4 ~, al lhs ia sie5e OF J. " IN.suI l..
Coggoa EAssN = sa,anciug in Price.
KIDD L. q r ws~t oe'e,eed Kin e. .aie w,l.-ae
= - noZ I.,ls she's ,a,ia.~ quail ties
= iss iod' Masses aaa chAaen'-, j,i rsssi'ea and 'r
TABLi: CUTLERY. az.
p e.n'nouly s-sr' Is pse. knives Inn
- - 80 80 '''''' - : JUSTIN SMITH
Day GOODS.
cas-ne leans and ois 81 . staple s.eds ia sar >,
QsEE> SySAssr.
q iNEas~rm~ni Just received and ier sale ehcan a,
ryc-OTS
S'E remaining s'cc urs tsad o' -ae Of cost excepting -
JUSTIN SMITHS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
'F8gE CHEAP S'rcssf,

EVE ~nlcihfr ksls ~ kud Liquors
ID, t:u'~. Tor sale leaper
any other store or. o>ii, tie che .Asfra
NEikITI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
sI.fssiI

rr,F hand ole q th Cloths
Western C''Inn anone which are lt'e. Black, biD"
A.,r,r ini-- fah, >t-. Netduf nrtfis
var, Of shades aut Prices. Also and Safuti-
-, JOHN GAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
GfsnfEff.- AID E.EtT'slEif.

= tSr received Greer Rio tffe. \. . sugar.
~ a. and y ,itil>s imperial sder. ni Young a.
Tea, Rice. spices, N.l N-ck'i A-f s'de Leather aeni
calf kipp ufr ltir aad ,in Nf,ceo Lining Bniur
buck~kns, sell o., ei-i. VIII take "a
,r,~W AZ eN,ianse goods. J. ri Olaf
ffff JAff- Bf-f ~ pr tr- N ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

EE.iSpstiS =.
4 Jaiap Turkey opuni. Calnptf ~n'p'ar AsF la Acce
Aior.h,. MoTpl,a ~upiar ornirr Cream fstr
Flower sulphur tab- s'is. tarac Aed cum N'"> tl in-i
MAGNETISM. Ted lrcate ENitt lVHorce. ' and sweet
ol An -upl the Articles have been received aud
VIII b, sold At frduced pse~ tor en-a hs T. tRAltlItAD
DIE SHIPS.
= RAIREI Nader. iu Alum. 80 toIrr1s d. Ioswoo
Dye Exl'aot LsNool, just received and ale
low al The drugstore of y, CkAlGliEAD
AGsFss.
ESURIATIC Acil NMc O., iGia Vos. oil Vfc fnll .up-
~ ply just received by sn 1R AI..lIt AD
GIMME.
- "a OUNCES sui hate uiniac, warranted genuine or sale low
SSt nv u. ok AlGHEAD
vAENHss.ES.
d'OP VI, varni>h Coach d. -rr japan Vanish Black do;
Z ce,ed At the dni- store II u. CRiiGiiEAD.
WINDOW GLASS.
EIST received 1T 10 - u. ~ by - and by 10 window
80 es and ff -'le low At The .irIssie Of ID OK N'HtNp
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
UST received superior Siais Cars and CrreHdA To
- bsses, al drugsupre II d. cRAiGAEAp
COED s.ssAE. dc.
o. liver Leaf Coil Leaf Cold Pow d Silver Pow der and coper
- Bronze rsais hy u. 'KA'tEAD-
FXTEssss' sRSaIsisSEEEA.
lSERHANT'> FN'rast Sar.afafha .arsai- d. ~and- do
"a asd ar sale a. The a.s,i'r 81
sss.ACk TEA.
. SUPERIOR article Just received 81 N. drugstore q
"A u, CRAIGHEAD.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

- ENAINrNG in the Post Office indianapolis, Indiana
Ia August /, IS43
Persons calling for these letters WiiI
please LAY ADsEIsIE>ED.
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prEEEsW ..sE. D.sg G1OA~. ANS

OF =. q ) 9 ,. III q .5s1..--. Nd
"a ssssD.s *.
received, and Iiysrp psies.
- Teas DISHES Also hlr hco l.iu Muslin.
Also.
axes ~pi~S. halter
knsrs iusk~. ant r
l,N cash. l-if il Lii~ NitOiN.
NEss Gs.DgsssN sEssssE,.
DIN MEfkEii cIce-u If irtfies.
j. MIth wall >tl he StH per
EYER fre7 o Ief
q Nail>~~ gallon. and
other ltt~ ptpitoa call aud of> eat oi
Palmer las-v and 1.-THE check,fti si'Ee .-y
1900 sB.skzgssE.s S.E.7'.
eNferA BARRELS . The above is superior qiiy Of ium
kSySfS1 salt. a positively te-i article offered
tii~ market
DHarrs of Pure White keulnwa
rftnfi
Fa Salra WILSON'S SALT SHED, West iai~ IA.
1ob. fiendS please cali aui look W
,,,, rstrri,a.. Aaciaou. -
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Saddles. UtIsNES~s,>. HstfDIf.>. &c.
fE'hL UNDERSIGNED have hand.
nanuauf, .i
81 Saddles bte- Mating Harnesses, toais liaefs
other article n e line Ever, wansnied ~ good
stock aud workmanship aud
r. AZ % tpe g.,
such n Wen Oats Zee, ili Linen. aud oihe,
in rNrhlnsr r Their TAn-
is two doors w,Stof Drake Hotel indiana. a..
ar WOLFRAM 4 GoNnTf.
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AEa.afSG. ugy'.

sL.s4H.LN<- VI
f't .nt.cfi-f ie..n ol c-rs
= hee ga, Ut Oetoie neAt same a.
reduced
k-sliss,:, scrip
" 10 received further notice The counr,
nteilgt' is Invited 10 "a examination Il my stock.
(asccCslcs. &c.
20 htrs Ha,afa iis do Rio. d.
% chests ''nnimNde Imperial and Young lt-ou ne selected
wnh e flr SHE ioN, 800 h. New aud
bis ,fw Orleans syrup and N-ei Ol t~ indigo; 300 in.
"r''- lofFo, Annaiin, kadier, ani an n'ics
tlr ii'. t'rstr by JUSTIN Sdirtl.
Ss..2 & p:s1ss--~. .eg.ass.
NiiE subscriber has and, constantly receiving, large
y assrimcat ii e.rd among Witch
t'~n're. S1inc~ kenfk Jeans English and French Netinocs
Ns' irietei tt Brown russ ani Size, is, crd ,nc,
hr pfng-, ale Se. As, f rH i'' i.f Hat, '~'
elton
esrHsPr- 90.
irt i"'e Ia so Aisiee, sa.ri>. &c, MI of whi Will be
sold tore fr ets' 'al 1ni so. Store pisie lr,snnr-
T.. ~. TNlHpTT.
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% The inland postage all letters for foreign counties
AUST he pad, otherwise they cannot be forwarded.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

TAR,
kits ami By the -l.en II
U'~TlN SMITHS.
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So AsJE'S E>AAASiA.
9 LOr just r,,e. we'd -
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-Etss hf4. q "a ~
= T. MONTGOMERY insiur returned Tic -ti and iisi.
" a es-rasr Inform his oil hienl and th s
tltrn Nf Hopkins aud "a the iaotins
lHi.rts "a a. is trinslIt 4udef ia, illm ct
AiVtttS sfs.cfS - Lss .,-Tst>.
NJ work entrusted tism u ~ i.flN aud well dome, md
npranird hs,r on, made home
tit f.-e
stsp'p how laits jwrA ,ioc, whcr, they
invite ti, o. fihut call Iuuitr falfclli- hen,
y b. TIM, b,ee l.r the -tck tiihne
MONTGOMERY 4 HOPKINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08
LITERARY REGISTER.

Mysteries Paris We repeat that every subscriber
old who pays advance for the next volume of tho
New World, commencing in January, will receive this work
entire, gratis. 81 in advance for the 10 numbers.
Matilda the of the Mysteries of Paris The publish
says its moral tendency unexceptionab To be issued
in nos at % cents each, two published
Troissars Chronicles, No. This completes deeply
ting and until exceedingly and costly book No. 10
Introductory essay by Rev. John Lord
Price % cents, s., 80 for the whole.
Life of John c. Calhoun; intended show his fitness for the
Presidency. IA cents.
Biography of Lewis Cuss intending do the thing
him. IA cents.
The above just published by j. Winchester, New York
The Wing Almanac for 1874 containing tho Tariff of 1912
valuable political and other matter.
Just published by Greeley & McEath New York.
Tho AmoLicsa Agrit1ilups; New York. a Miles.
Dec number received, containing usual great quantity oil
valuable agricultural matteT.
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n Stump dissertation. Troy Wing says,
that an association composed of the most eminent
Wing orators in the Sinte of New York will be
formed early next spring for the purpose of adj
dressing the people in every county, previous to
the Presidential election They will take the
field as soon as may redeemed expodient after the
nominations. are made by the National Convention
and keep it up until the day of the election. II is
their determination to carry OH the Wal in New
York in the same manner that Gov. Jones and
his gallant allies carried it on last summer in
Tennessee aud they will be happy to meet their
opponents face TO fnce and discuss with them
the great questions which are to be dedided by
the next Presidential election.
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DEATHS.

New Orleans, the 9th Sept Mr. Abort Lathrop aged
25 years, formerly of Mon pelier VI.
In Bradford Dec. lst Capt Emerson Coriss soldier of the
revolution, aged 81.
Cornth Dec 3D. of oryspes, widow Besey Lund aged
80 years
In this village lst inst. Mrs. Reynolds rec of the late Eli
sh9 Reynolds ir.
In Berlin ut. Thrza, wo of Mr. Bown aged 70
years. She moved into Berlin in 1884, and therefore of
the oldest residents of the Her huand with whom she
had been connected 81 has sustained an eparabe loss
her children have kind ndugen mother and the sick
and afflicted wamhearted and ympathzng friend. Printers
in Connecticut and Illinois requested, &c.
In Berlin d u of yphu fever, Miss 1hza Bridges, aged
% years.
In Mddesex Goth ut. Polly, wife of Nathaniel Sawyer aged
~ years.
In Moreown Both ut. Mr. Nathaniel Wentworth, aged 3d..
Printers in Mass. requested Sc.
In HTownington Nov o. Mr.. William Esty, aged 50.
In ST. Johnsbuy, Nov H. of orysipcs, Mary Ann wife Of
Mr.. Jason Bradley, aged %.
In Barnet Nov 49, suddenly, AoOe, daughter of Mr. Cloud
Harvey, aged 20 years.
In Concord Nov. l5 Of orspeas, MI Leonard sope aged
~ yeurs
In Peacham Nov. lG, Mr. Isaiah Pratt
In Barnett Now 49, Joab Kmal aged 49, revolutionary pen
siOner.
South Hurdwck Nov. 49, Mrs Harriet Shipman aged SO.
In Barnston Canada, Nov. Elder Jonathan Nelson of the
Freewi Baptist connexions aged o. Mr. Nelson resdon
of Whoelock, VI. ana one OF its first settlers.
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COL RICHARD NJ. 10 INSON s PRIVATE
OPINION OF HENRY CLAY.


Mr.. Editor - am opposed to the practice Of
giving publicity to fire side conversations, but
when the lender OF a great party, in respectable
company OF his w-citizens composed OF both
political parties, makes use of laRgut ge either in
praise Or derogaon of q political opponent,
consider II no breach of propriety 10 give his vol
untary testimony to the world.
On the Both of September last, Col Johnson
being in Saunton, Virginia. n number of gentle
men paid him the respect of calling to see him.
One of the company remarked 10 him, "Colonel,
when you reach the rnil road junction, you will
be near the .SdSheS Of Hanover" The honest old
warriors face instantly lit up with an expression
of sincerity and pleasure, and he eoquently said
81 should be delighted to sec that place. Every
spot OF ground Henry Clay touches he inmortali-
yes. have been in public life for forty years,
and in that time have been associated with all the
great men of the country. Leaving out Madison
ahd Gaatin, who were old men when first
stepped upon the theatre of politics, will place
Jefferson first then Henry Clay. lie is perfect
Hercules in all the qualities that can adorn hui
man nature. Some men excel him in single
quaity-ior instance Webster may be n greater
logcian, or some may be more renowned for deep
researches, but take Clay all in all, he has not an
equal in the Union, either in the north or south
the east or the west--in moral courage, i'll phys-
cal courage in uratory, i'll patriotism, ami III every
noble quality, he Is without a superior. have
been associated with him committees, in con.
nection with Calhoun, Loundes, Checves, Web
ser, and other distinguished individuals, but Clay
was always the master spirit. We looked upon
him as The Ajax lebanon and 10y his counsel we
were guided III our deliberations Ii The rest OF
| the committee assembled before him. and were in
doubt about how 10 proceed, when he made his
appearance, all eyes were turned upon hin-and
were certain to be right when we followed he
| opinion. lie Is great man very great man."
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found good roads, and strange to say, their cattle
are growing fat on the long tramp. The Sioux
and Cheyenne Indians were all round and lnciin-
ed to be Troublesome. They had encountered,
400 miles from the fort, some Spanards en- route
from Iowa to the Spanish Provinces with small
cargo of flour CARED on mules. The price o.!
flour was S25 per hundred sugar 80 per pound ;
coffee $3.50 per pound. The distance from this
fort 10 the "South pass of the mountains is $40
miles, and required 25 days to make it. They
have probably reached their destination by this
time.
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MARRIAGES..

In Concord Nov. 49, by Rev. Mr. Morse, Mr. Brigham Under
wood Miss Nancy Wilson, Also Nov. 26, by the same Mr..
Dudley p Hail. of ST. Johnsbuy, to Miss Amelia II. Gregory,
of Concord.
Berlin, Sd nst by Rev s. Kellogg, Mr.. Daniel Smith, ir
o Miss Mary Ann Wright.
In Peuchum Nov, 3D. by Rev. MIR. Merrill Mr.. Albert G. Pat
fridge Miss Alma C. Brown, all of Peachum.
Ia Bradford, Nov. 9, by Rev. Mr. Mckocn, Mr. Asa r. Shaw
Miss MariaI l.. Putnam, all of Bradford
In Oxford, N H., by Rev. D. Campbell, a. X. Bowles of
Washington w. TO Miss A. b. Coiss, OF the former place.
In Worcester Dec. by Row. s. Kellogg Mr. Julius Miller,
of Wston, Miss Harriet +. Field, daughter Of Lyman Field
ESQ., Of the former place. We acknowledge the cake Thank
you
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THE Legislature of the State at its late session. having
l. passed resolution requesting the Governor APP.
point comPltce devise the best mode of aleyiarlng
the unfortunate condition of the insane who deemed in.
curable ard report 10 the Genera Assembly by bill
orherwse and the Governor pursuant said resolution
having appointed the Undersigned sad Conmlec for the
purpose Of obtaining the information and neccssa to
accomplish the obeo specified IN said resolution, G.
quest The Of The poor IN each town The State
and make statement of the number of the
Insane in their respective towns therein setting io tn their
age and pecuniary circumstances and the length of
Time and the apparent Of their insanity, and man
which they have hitherto been provided far such
other facts in relation to their may be
supposed be useiuin all designating such as an
supposed be incurabe, and transmit deliver the same
the County Clerk of their respective countless by the
first day OF January next after convenient
As this is the work Of humanity, intended TO benefit the
conduon OF most unfortunate class Of community il is
hoped those TO whom this appeal made will checruy
assist the committee in obtaining the desired information.
DAVID NJ, CAMP
VIM. HEBARD, Committee.
GEO. @. CAHOON,\
November 81, lei3. SO
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PHYSICIANS OF ORLEANS COUNTY

TTHE first annual meeting Of the Orleans County Meli-
l. ca Socety will be holden a; lrasburgh. on thursday
the 23h day Of the present month at ten o'clock A. M
All the medical faculty who feel an interest the p3rna-
nent establishment; ola County Medical Socely are ear
nesty requested TO attend. DANIEL BATES, Sec'y.
Drcpmhpr h 1913
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BO0s and MuHs.
SINGING HOOKS.

A Large lot Of Boas and MuTs just received and for
n sale very low for cash. at
DC. II, 1843-d ELLIS, WILDER and Cos.