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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES

quantities Of he,e popular medicine are sold
ing In five year. Doctor has gone from few pound, up
s.
CisE, ( Bowneli, Esq; REGISTER the city, "
and sds'S
the like high I.spectablity. -,
nt pssso1 member
:: %;s:; ssssy r. 9Th ss:::
Sfss.e. and never known % fail :.
a also :S
@ sav ri sh;s
Sore Nipple: povely cured by shsIman's Pap lIary Oil
s., i's ;;ss S.9SS
4fs'"aS Ss'I
M win RED s
hereby Informed that they find safe certain and ectua
s: S a rs. % us s. :. ,s.s
of the poison from the system few days matter how ag
sy use with perfect without
es BY & a1y The
moipa States have rendered it celebrated from Maine to
S's true eies bs obtand .Od Bcs
Mass. also in Charleston s. g.. and in Albany ~
Let tn knowing beware of it. al9 Tier
JAMES @. M0FFET, l2l Prince So, New YORK, ha, al.
hand and offers for sale by wholesale and retail
the lowest market prices, viz -
German Silver different thckneses, very superior
ticle;
Sheet Brass Plates do;
Coopes Brass Pail Ears and Rivets
Umbrella, Parassl and Shade Furniture.
Which he quality equal to IN the United
States and ofhis manufacture.
" Gold Silver, and all kinds OF metal. rolled the short
notice msm
TMp0kTANT-9ERMAN SILVER! GERMAN sh
l. VER-JAMES q. MOFFET, 1871 Prince street, ~ Y,
offers for SALE wholesale and retail 1900 lbs OF German Silver
at the lowest market prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

THE LAST QUARTETTE sOIREE will take place at
tho Apollo Saloon. Wednesday evening. - INST. On
this will be performed spohs Double Quarete Ne
for four Vioius. two TIE nor and two Vioonceles.
Also Beehoven celebrated Septet, for Violin Tenor
Yolonceo double Bass, Claonetts, Fogoo, and French
Horn
At the solicitation Of several friends half subscriptions Of
81 win be received emitting the subscriber to four tickets
Apply for tickets Mr.. Hover, sol Broadway; Stoda
Worcester and Dunham Broadway, Of the under
signed, No. So vranklin street.
apI7 stsec u. c. HILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19
MEDICAL AID.

DR. GREGORY may be consulted conide Btialy at all
- hours Of the day his private residence No
n Barclay street Broadway He has been eminen tly
Successful in the OF those half cured which
result from concealed be from mistaken
practitioners. Dr. G medicines powerful in their
curative effects though mild their operation Another
consideration which has not been overlooked the
adapting of remedies the PATIENTS who for
the part soctous onain privately
sble. al9 itsm
This ship having been detained by the weather, will sail
this morning at 10 O'Clock precisely.
Passengers will please be board steamboat Hercules,
Whitehall Dock, at that time,
The Letter Bags will be closed quarter before TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

HEADS OF HAIR.
G BARRY, Artist in Hair, from London-The real
"a. Heads Of Hair still stand above all Others
Their peculiar light veutatng
bepg shaped exactly the natural hair growsheir elasticity
and their superior material and workmanship .as well their
feet heads of hair that they be fully appre
ciated.
system Of the of Wig Making tau zh in five les
See specimen of BaTY's Wigs aud scaps, which will
satisfy the stdous that he the cheapest
her in the cityl6 Broadway. of Liberty
ala lwissm
CHEAP UPHOLSTERy-Witon , Brussels and Ingram
- Carpets made altered aud repaired warranted 10 III
the neatest manne and At moderate price, by
mi tm.r ms. BOLTON 500 Monroe street
YOUNG MEN out Of employment would do well TO
qualify themselves rs Book Keeper at Van Nordens
Writing and bookkeeping Acid.m, 2s Bsosdway second
door, Mr. VS. pupils generally obtain good situations
accountants, through the influence Of his patrons.
Mr. va in book epng is strictly practical as no
authors work copied IN his school aud he endeayors inn
the minds OF his pupils by familiar iusrat
that the science Of accounts founded ia
Course Of instruction. Wholesale, Retail Commission, En-
Van Nordtn's system OF splendid business pnmanship i'm
psrted all in incredible short of time Terms
10 mely moderate Day and eveusg classes i Broadway
rs 2wnsm
BROADWAY BATHS.
DRICES REDUCED-Single Baths IS cents; twenty-five
tickets for SHOT cold, yapor, sulphur, shower,
Gated and baths, ready from sunrise until clock
PM. II. DuHELL,
avs 6tissr 600 Bre,iw Y.
OILLs nF Elk HANGE, PAYABLE al sight III r,rts OF
ID Eut n1 r I'D ard otaud OF e. El0, SIS Gao
8. }. SYLVEs H.
ais ctr 2.WIl street and 100 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

OhAhLES DlChENS \bOZ) WOhhS.
rotation. NOTES ON AMERICA for general c,rcus,ioa
~ SKETCHES Of EysTy Pay Life n4 cents PCKWIGK
Der, so cents each.
PUBLISHED IN QUARTO FORM.
THE 0Dp FEtLowwBy Ip sTSs e. nth THE
BarIowS2s cents 'AMARANTHA, or the DaF Eyed One
SrHx PYLE MsE1s srAISupy Gee s.zsx price, Ct
TAk0 pk x e 81 TfE FH ASR ANcA on
PEdLdL60,1sby Lazy kyTres BytwEa ~: BLACK ,A
CHEMISTRY, applied xsr iuiture aud Phy.olosy also
49,. s1SS' ;9j3 Is
THE QUEENS OF FRANCE. IS. THE NAUTILUS.
collection Of Sea Taes-Aiso account of the SOMERS'
CHUZZLEWIT. byDicken, I'D No. just peb-
TOM 'i BGRKE OF OURS,
l.. s. d or Accounts Of Irish Heirs }All for
ApVENTUREs OF ARTHUR oLEARY,
A discount on all the above works to agents.
Subscriptions for all the above i'll be received
this Office, and puncually attended 70. i2src
A LII NATIONS HOTEL. No III Broadway, nsrt below
"A City Hotel Table d'Hoe from IL till VI. in the
shall not by any in the city Hand
somey furnished bedrooms be procured from 80
week, or 81 cents ner day.,
.a there as" are TEYs
feet ordsr and neatly onamened for which the
egaht marble stairs there you find Dining and Lodging Rooms
u ths country for neapes and .egaHce Ther,
Michael Phslan and Joseph White who we'll known 10
lite md gentlemanly persons in their vocatiG; g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

ITO DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS from the South and
j West IT ROBEHTs co. Of London, proprieto rs OF
the celebrated and popular Incidence PARIS Life Fills h.v
ug established the sale Of the New York
being prepared supply the market
would respectfully call the Of druggists
The .de their popular medicine, Of which there
scarcely months the United stes the ,alsr
rapidly extended through the States Yorh
sylyena New England States and Canada family medi
Give. ia unequailed being perfectly free any
bilious complaints dyspepsia, consumptons all diseases
arising from impurities Of blood; being mild in
epcraons on the system may be taken by the delicate
female AID sraall children.
The above be had whole sale Of T. ROBBERS
Coz Ne. 3et Clarendon House. sfD Duane Broad
vay first floor. mill lrpi,em
EAD-2o3 pigs soft Galena lra eY ship Huntsville. from
"a New Orleans To- sale by 49, ,,,,ssc o
,,a.e S. sopb street
lTJOUR-sp barrels Lons steam NJ Is snd other "a
Il vorite brands, ship Huntsgils nrm ~ or
.lle by C. X COLLINS sonyh .,,..,
asec ~ s,2s,s,, ,..oee.
CONNECTIONS on al part. the United states made
- the most i'Vo''0'e '''''' J. sYLvEsTER.
m WILL wet and no Brnsawsv
,YS77ITaRENT NJ NEY-Of al kinds bought and cold
u Foreign gold and silver wanted e sv,vrsrr,,s
.sN, "a W.l rre-t. and 40 Broadway.
TO bale, patent adhesive Felt superior sccs
y sbips bottoms. roofs ofhou,ss. a., for sale bv
cohlINsSC0;
yHOE THRghp-2p Fsles us,sni green ~h,e Thread m
arr b'l' superior article. aae ~ sale a. reduced
rrces E.N. roLLINss 90
Scu'h 49,,
PORTUGUESE ENALE Pill
1! ferfameJ aud celebrated riil,, r
erceivs to be obtained 10 ~ r'' "
ssns 20 The lasa column. 6s~rsn ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

LIBRARY OF SELECT NOVELS
This will comprise all of Bulwers, aud James, Novels
gether with Novels OF the best authors Each Novel will
be complete in number, IS cents each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

COOPER'S NOVELS.
All of Ceopers Novels will be published Volumes
so cents each novel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

DIRE PROOF IRON SAFES.-See what the committee
sayThe following respectable committee Of merchants
selected Inepd trial the different kinds
of Iron Chests which had the best reputation Market with
of Wders Patent Saamauders and they say in concu
The above fair trial. and convincing proof
Of the superiority Of Wildes Saama Safe all others.
and deng that exposed heat for
Rod of than eight hous while each of the others
destroyed by the heat less than hsus have
no hesitation in that consider Wdsrs Salamander
Safe neaiy fire proof and sodng perfect security DO os
and papers of fire We heref take much pleasure
making h, statement IN the pubc and in recommending
them Wides Patent Sasmander Fire froof Safe. fully
entitled to their confidence.
Charles II Marshal. Mptun Co.
Wadswo rth x Smith, Baldwin y Co.
Hundreds respectable merchants witnessed the above
and have added their testimonials by avang
of one of ihe'e property preservers.
They only be had by applying the Iron Safe and Safe
~ Lock Warehouse. Of
al d3rswltec SIbAS T.. HERRING 139 Water 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19
WAVERLY NOVELS.

Under this head will be puhls ned all the Works Of Sir Wal
Scottand will he completed in % semmonly numbers
each novel will be complete number, each number 3.
cents-l5 numbers ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-19

BREWERY APPARATUS.
DOR SALE CHEAP-If applied for in few Days, the
will have be removed-A cope kettle Of
pacitv Of fifty barrels with tubs, coolers, matm
pnmps. barrels, purcheons &c Apply TO Mr. BOWEN,
l6 Bleecker street aa6,sr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Clay. Tylcr, and tho IsnnI..

The Madisonan contains an article in reply to tho un
''sn'hed is;s' Of Mr.. Clay to the Fayette Yo Clay
Club. We copied the letter in orr last paper. The
Madisonan concludes its article with what calls thcs,
pregnant inquiries" Neither Mr. Clay nor any Of his
friends have yet responded TO them aud presume they
are not likely to do But none can fail rightly 10
interpret their silence:
We desire To put to Mr.. Clay or two pregnant i'm.
qu'tiss Did not the President have conversation with
hm on The subject of the bank before any action had
been taken It. ct the session Dad ne not tell
MI Clay that he could not sanction it without committing
p'JurN Dd he not resort To expostuaiion 10 induce
Mr ''y To ablndon the idea and To adopt an expedent
"hieh would not IN his view, conflict with the constitu
ton We hope that Mr.. Clay will answer these oues.
uons IN hts newt letter We might extend our injuries
further. but for the present we content ourselves II Mr.
'iav answers IN the Affirmative then we desire his Kan
correspondents 10 ask themselves who is the traitor
iienry Clay or jain Tyler The man who dictated
perjury to the Chief Magistrate the condition on which
alone ne would avoid denuncaiion or the Chief Maris
a'e VINO dared TO do his duty defence of the hunder
of Ashland 20
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Fatal Accident

ihere j. rumor this morning that the train Of plsscn
ser cars, on ts Madison railroad the track causing
several deaths We have no particulars Weekly Jour.
nal .Nor 81
What the real object OF the Journal could be in making
such AN announcement, the above we cannot ,e bu,
the result OF At hardly be advantageous than was
that OF an attack on the road published by the Journal
two years since. There truth in The above s,temcn,
OF The Journal We are correctly inform d. II must have
grown out o; assh accident which happened some weeks
ago. 10y the breaking OF wheel but which occasoneJ
no personal INJURY to passengers The political roaaaccs
OF the Journal we generally overlook nothing better in
respect can De looked for but is too bad that the
'''au interest should thus be subjected to injury by its
P''penS'''es Its friends should endeavor TO teach
At some degree Of prudence vel a. rcracltx
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Almanac, fer ISfi

Mr. DAVIS, Bookseller first door west If R,o,,,;, >.
has sent u something ike dozen dcre, Almanac :,
s1'' 10y means OF which. together We hope To he able to
Keep The run Of time during the year which IN witness
Tue tremendous defeat Of HeEry Clay The first is the
Ionic Almanac by Dickinson of Boston. as full If f,,
ana iaeis as usual and well printed of course also Fish
ana iu'ners Comic Almanaes Philadelphia. calcula
'd Tor all mei'dans, and containing many Iaushabe mat,
' Dl'y 'f'eke'. is also among the lot depicting the
mar breadth scaPes OF the hero. by field and forest Then
the more sober aud perhaps useful Thrifty Aln,.
nae by Randall Of Cincinnati; the "Freem.,,. altman.
nc by BY Of Cincinnati; the weston Comn,sbe,;x
Ain'nac. by Morton * Griswold Louisville mil Tho
o"'"'a'of Almanac or Rural Calendar by Newman
p'0A'"ay New York. and edited hy the Editor Of the
n' a''r at Albany. Go and look at these Almanac.
snd "anS heaven for the invention Of printing and he
competition Of printers and publishers,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Anti RcDudiafOrs

Daniel Webster terribly shocked at The idea of the
non-payment of State Debts whether frauduenty con-
raeted not. He would even work at the pow tail TO
pay these debts though be has hut little concern for his
Like MASTER like man :" his followers srkincy
resemble him in both particulars. The Nachez Free
Trader. in retaliation Of the in,ermedding Of the whs
presses with the private siIars of the democratic candi.
dates publishes last Of the wing Bond paving candidates
with explanatory notes attached to their names We
make the subjoined extract:
For Secretary of Stste-Lcwis G. Galloway a Bank
rupt.
For Auditor of sta,e-Amos II Johnson Bankrupt.
For State Treasurer-Willam Hareman Bankrupt
Among the honest debt paying Wing Editors who sup
port these candidates, the following:
MILToRn y. PRIwErr, editor of the Nachez Courier,
a BANKRUPT.
MARTIN r. DrnLrr, editor of the sou,hron, a, Jack
son. Bankrupt.
JAMS \. STEVENS, editor of the Yazoo Wing, a
bankrupt.
RicuAnn II. Bnowx, editor of the Columbus Wing. a
Bankrupt
Mr.. BuNBnincE, editor Of tic Statesman. who pays
his debts according the Free Trader not by the Bank
rupt but by the Ba6y act.
These and other facts Of ike within our knowl-
edge, remind strongly of a paragraph in one Of the
letters Of Samuel Young, written last winter to It, Gov
Dickinson.
You cannot, sail be- fail perceive among the whig
editors as well among the conservative cohor some
OF the most reckless and degraded of
gamblers stock jobbers renegades who fight for any
God or man-miscTelnts who have defrauded their
rends cheated their enemies repudated their debts
rifced their honor and blasted their fame VIVA, spec
iace Tor hiehmnded man-,o behold himself surround
ed and sustained by wretches wanting character wanting
principle aid wanting hrcad"-bui who. like him. have
holy horror, vruous indignation. State reputation
In the grand eruption of the of the
ate the taxpayers and their wives ard children were
wholly overlooked; the holders of State stocks were
the only individuals for whom conservative
shed and because had alluded the frauds and PERU
es and roenness of tho laws by which these stocks were
created was denounced guilty of stock obber bias
phemv and Wall street dcsecraon."
This language is severe but it justified by truth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
mistakes" Of the journal.

we ind the following in the Indiana Journal Of Nov
t. 1t shows how little reliance should be put on an,
statement OF that paper, the number Of which al,
'empts TO crow over the New York election as Whio
triumph
H-af'or Of NE Indiana Jouraqk-In a late number Of
s|.' paper you make me say in quotation from NV
u IA recent number OF the Indiana Senti-
mel, that have held no Office since 1921 which ho,,I
DC 1851 Please TO the error a. withou, lis cor
sr"'n' me undsF''saed i maic faks,hooA
Lust su inner you quo'ed officially recommendins
system oil internal Improvements in lssl five wears
- ', was ~ Once. Such typograp hical mistakes
s"0uu not DC repeated. ResP'y Yrs. &c.
JAMES B. RAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
THE IEDIANA
ST ATE SINTIN Ell.


We now again issue ro?osa for publishing during
session q the Leslafur-, Daily, and Tr-Wecky
paper. he for the Daily will be dollars all
advance A. evifnce Of the value Of these
publications. viii state that many copies sold after
Tie last session had expired and really brought three dol
'rs They the best record Of the proceedings Of
Legislature that be had AMI hall cndeavor
ing competent reporters 20 render them perfect and
the nature Of the Will permit The Weekly
sesson VIII be % cents ayance and the Tli-weokly
dollar ~ advance
our cotemporsIes, vino will the above insertion
two shall have the Daily Ti-weeky as they prefer
D. excbarre
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
The Concerts.

VIC are eraiihed IN being able to state that the Mana
ger oil the Concerts, has procured large addition 10 his
company and that 1t win now bear comparison with any
similar one IN the West. We have not time to notice :,
more particularly to-day bat wonll refer our reader, ~
vac 'Ac'Nen' treat offered them tonight Every body will
De there this week We understand that Old Sam intends
preaching few lectures TO The young men Of Tndianano
u.s. due notice of which vii he given if the bushes.
not o,erdonc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Ati:iess> and Glny.

The Richmond Wing has the following paragraph:
writer IN the New York Express. nominates Ihn
quincy Adams as suitable person TO Gil the Vice Presi
Jencv. " i'e'''
This Is matter we leave entirely tocp Nor,bo -,
rem. II they give US Clay for President they NAV chose
t,sir own man for Vice and provided he he good and m
ing indebted by Tylersm and above all suspici,n n
might " YIN al our
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
4 iic iniirN:itiosi OF Vcxa.

= rum rel nat one oi the topics # the tc-.,-o .,
" '- iy'tf al e opening Of Congress Will De- The en-
lr'ee"'ni 81 Tie Union. ~ taking the nov rcfuc II
~ '''" 'he confederation. and hat Tia. step Ntll 10
s".ns recommended Is Tie Executive
- '''f is ie 80 or NOT We have no means # kpo-
g 'u we have Observed that the papers rnoe p,,,,c
ANY Ia me interest # Mr. Tsier. have lately urred Viii
]''i NE paicy OF adaung Texas INTO the Un,os
- = must therefore regard tic rumar a. probable
hai he rfoleci of anueSing Texas 70 the T,,,.,
states las ar immediate canue1iou with the sl,,.,, -
institution # slavery ia tie southwest ,b,, r. -,
"'i'en u Ia been lately urged has been awaken, t 80
'a, NAT IeRas II et TO herself might aboiss 49,.
remains 10 te seen whether Congress vii t,e,
-" having iof It's object the protection and preser,.o
% sia'efy' IN the same manner a. II has ,rs.,,d -.
N"cn nave been made with 4 view Of assa;.ir- "a a.
'"'sing ii-wheiher they will meet il with 10 80.
:, " 'n,'us'on and silence. The policy = ceramic =
'' ~ '"s case as IN the Other; but IT : c,e,r - ~
minus ma, IL VII not he Observed The tonic ii n,,oane
nc ircsidents message will be a ffc,r,nl ,,-,,'.
i.'o Icng'oss.-N. l. Po,f, Nor. H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Facl<ct ship Wrecked.

The packet ship sheffield Capt. Popham, from Liver
pool while entering New York harbor during gale ran
ashore on Romer Shoals bilged and filed she was in
charge OF pilot. Tie passengers lO5 in number. were
taken Oft by steamer her assistance fortunately
aided by the weather mojera,ing
have since learned, that, contrary all expectation
the ship has been got off, and lowed up to the city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Ti,e Sslfn IBcsnfnr

The ChaPmans of the Sentinel have been spoken Of
by several papers ofbIs Stale of both political parties
suitable candidates for State Printer. MISUNDERSTANDING
we may differ from 'ihc yeriiable Growers vet we be-
eVe they are well qualified tor that siaton-and # they
are not elected by the present locofoco Icgsl,,nr %
would ADVISE them 70 give up the ship to YOU
YOU do 'crow over occasionally Bioo-uiag ton
Post ~
hanks TO our Wing friends for their good wishes OF
their adrice We shall think seriously
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Portraits viii, "a Pencil.

10 uh0m ~ may c0Hccgn.
IL !" was seen, one moonlight night, rushing tron. 4,
u lazy iat hal harmed his heart singing PLAIN m se.r
~" was striving then 20 catr iiri and uah, 1, an a. -
""c zen "a guided cage, The bird may lose ~ tone
MY Is Thy name miss bur Thy head nor rcari.
were my pockets Halt - fun Love sioui no 20 cnSy n,r,
our music aud sofencl smile charm All f, r,,, l,
uc 'l'op s@w YOU when ice wrote Linked svecrnc. .
tn 10" ne saw the patient falr lc could leave bc
' disease It WAS contagious found and lac VA. o,rei IN
iSNet strange q happened name VIII rl,fe -
MaTUy. ~ '"' '"e WI"
TIE ,iaklins Of lie Smith filing al our ears
Ihe bell II makes very bright tongue too lon, i to..
Miss My fears TO touch hands pray don't think her
She knows her heart tender Is tvoui e too 500, 1
You change so fast coad give Lore locks 10 half tic
If nature lad furnished YOU with the ready made eur,
When Naify lady coming quc shtenel on hem lin
Ana Tor Tar that they might Ms hHn, raised taorn edge
on bis ~. "-'
You have good hearts to ianric
Bur YOU slow tie tait \. when Won angie
Tie Maid OF the mn scort all tore but She is so a and
~ '''
Tel me a YOU think Is true, ha- a hear, within
Al ladies please VI. with most etceicnt grace
or whenever you speak, your heart o ia yoar FACE.
- korl Ed
Dame Na-sre has denied YOU 50 nue., in you- n,i,l.
our tongue has sswn too long fear II was m sp.e
soul : great n would harm eve-, las.
'n 20 spare them you've casc window, IN rf...
our head IS pretty my Dear 40 miad Is there
SINCE your brain melted that glossy Ian
glance OF your eyes who iearr sure r. seems
hey singed their own lashes by The their beams
)ne fair Iaiy's love YOU hal gained 70 = true
III N"e" you p'"yea bna u run acAwari, Ike YOU.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

me Newcastle Courier few weeks since stated tina,
'ir van buren, IN the New York Conventions voted 10
allow negroes who possessed certain amount of proper
'ne night to vote, and 10 deprive white men " no did
nor own so much property of the right" We ought be-
lore inns 10 have replied that this statement IS one Of the
Old aofcatons OF $50, and that IT j. of cours. untrue
hr Van Buren, never voted ~ stated
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
Another Victory.

Col II. Marshall, Democrat. has been elected to the
Senate Of Louisiana, ID. F. Roydson. Wing. by a
majority Of Is votes. Alas poor Harry You had
better 60 to New Orleans after election.
p :. What say the Wings to inviting him here next
July We propose it in all earnestncss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28

John Bryan, Esq, has been appointed aua,oror rho
treasury, IN the place of Mr. Elisha Whuesev 60,
ana Nr Tyson, of Philadelphia. takes the place of Mr.
Dry an IN the post office department. with the po,ve, IF
appointing Posmasiers whose salaries range below slooo
per year
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-28
MISSISSIPPI.
Another Glorious victory.

The Democrats have swept every thing. slip from
the MissssipPian says Grow 5000 Democratic ma
Joriiy all SNIFF We have not full returns but all
counts agree in saying that the Democrats have triumph
ed by an increased majority. Alas poor lIary