davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

The Vermont Mercury says :--THE SENATE
this, year is very respectable body and there
will be found in it no want of Legislative talent, -
There may have been no election. by the people
OF Lieutenant Governor, the constitutional Presi
dent) still the Senate will have one member " he
has occupied its chair, with Distinguished ability
so that there will be no trouble in the CAMP, and
the body will not be without discreet head and
then as there will be an orderly SAReEANT
in attendance, no confusion can occur. The ar
engagements for the session indicate comfortable
time for the members The chamber is very prop
ery furnished with GREEN, that being the color
Of the state At the table will be found the Sc.
lectcd Bass from Orange county Windham
county contributes to the desert choice PLUM.
Windsor county sends up her approved PORTER
and an experienced BUTLER CONES from Lamole
to set things in order. In the work of legislation
the Senate will regard constitutional integrity as
their chief corner STONE, and the STARR of truth
will illuminate their path in all cases of doubt and
difficulty. In debate cloquence vii, from
FAIR, and the enemies OF protection to domestic
industry will be met and rcpuised by well directed
CUTTs. The interests Of Vermont are essential
iy agricultural and regard the labor of the FIELD,
still marratime affairs are not dsregarded aud In
the stormy seas of debate no more saunch and
persevering craft is found than her BRIGGS II is
hoped, however, the approaching session may be
characterized by harmony and beneficial results
to the state, and though the people cannot all wit
ness the proceedings of their servants in the Sen
ate yet they will be satisfied when they come to
READ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

ASetnsion Extraordinary The Courier des
Eiah Uni, relates curious incident which &C.
CURED near Paris, in consequence OF balloon
starting on ITS oteR hook, without the consent OF the
proprietor large eoneourse Of people had asem-
bled to sec an nronaut take figh COR the regions
OF upper air-bni unfortunately, before he took
his seat IN the car, the go, loose and the
graphing hook, which was dangling from the una.
chine, hIehed into the tTowsers seat Of bow who
was gazing open-mouhed at The ascending mass
and carried him up AOleAi poleAI The women.
as matter Of course, screamed and tainted, but
the lad. who seems 10 have been hero in his way
elasped the rope tightly with his hands and feet
and with an awful rent in bis breeches, wa. intro
dneed by in1ai companion into the upper circle.
Alter shor voyage the balloon decended. and
Deposited tbs liule fellow safe and sound on terra
hrna
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
For the Herald.

Mr EDITOR called this week a, tho n.
Of the Rutland County Bible Society. 10,
store of Messrs. Daniels & Bell in I'm, ,,h..
was much gta,itied with the examination MIA,
rious editions of the tible and ieslamen, 70, 81.
lowness Of price, the excellence in ptln,loc ,o4 !.
ing, and the good qualify Of the paper. yos
purchase plain diodecimo Bible al 30 ceo,
SO a, various prices, according to qualll, Of No..
and paper, up to the superb qusuo at sn dsn
and a testamcn, a, seven cents, 10 muslin HIM.
to 81 . cents in calf and gilt. understood +,
Luther Daniels, our worthy Treasurer, ihs, 4, a,
Bibles and Tes,amen,s a, the Ame,ic,n lhl, Soc,
city prices, without any charge ior ,ran,por,uoo -
] should think person who wishes 10 ruha,,
Bible or testament for his own use would Do A.
TO examine them before purchasing elsewhere
learn that there are agents in many o. the town
the county who have the Bibles Of the Amen,
Bible Society for sale, or who can obtain them IN
Mr. Daniels, il applied to. Alm.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

JEFFERSON SPAuLDINo, a citizen OF Canaan, Me-,
was killed in braw las, week, at the exhibition OF
Raymond & CO. Menagers. The difficulty arose
between gang of disorderly citizens, and the men
connected with the menagerie, in the course Of
which Spaulding was struck in the head with
piece Of iron, and his skull beaten in. The affair
created great excitement in Canaan. as the deceas
ed was in no way implicated. Two men in the en-
ploy Of Raymond a. Co. Immediately fed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

What an unenvable situation will be tina, OF the
acting Presden, Of the United States when the ne <,
Congress shall be in session! Sufficient election
returns have been received 10 render it certain ha,
the Loeofocos will have majority in the House,
while the wings will remain in the ascendancy in
the Senate, and John Tyler will have the unalioyed
satisfaction Of knowing that he enjoys The conf
dence or respect of neither. Ever thus be the re-
ward of reachery, basensss and deseriion!
Raleigh Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

bs'e'o'oIe the samo mair,oleuoc AMI
chaiacierited ,hti' ac,,on--ti,yc,y, "a
confidence OF succcss--,hey fought h,.a
sorupulously, and ihsir usual d,C,aiL,,.r
II there is any glory to them 10 the l.,, ~.
s,rongrs, Wing county in the STATE. d,l 49,.
their over cnnddcnce) do he,r dur, 81,
cause admi they are entitled 1, So
in view Of the vote ol Windsor county. AL
readily yield TO them wh,,eyet eomCou a..
i've iron thai quartet. and freely rrao, ~.
glory they can hereafter pick up N Ina,
either ob'sined 10y the negligence of thu -.
otherwise. "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
Death Of Henry Wars. L. The BO.loo

Death Of Henry War;, Jr The Bo''oo 2
Pers notice the death Of Henry Ware, IT, y =
well known as one Of the most aceompIishe1 s.'.
ars and finest writers in the eonn'ry IN, L"
ming Post publishes the following extract lio1
private letter concerning his dceease I'D.
'Dr. Ware died at birmingham, in he ','..
ty Of Boston, at the age OF bhy-nine, re" n.I
ever filled so brief space with snch eIale' 'n
abundant services TO the cause Of religion ~
parish minister, he was beloved By all VINO w.
him in that character, and as preacher o. =. ~
gospel, his talents his unaffected pley and oa !.
mirablc exposl,ions OF the Christian doef'e
cured to him an eminence altogether above Nv
itlsm, and popularity, in the comao" SnL u. !,
those words. As professor in The diTioiiy N',s
at Cambridge his sphere Of usefun'ss vas e''.'
ed. There he exered the hsppics' ann 'h' y.
est influence, and thus his character aud ms %
transfused into other minds will hong BE- P,,'P's',
aied in the truths he sugh', and the eEam?" '--
enforced them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

AN ORB LApY-Drd in BALTIMORE on So
dav. the OH inst, Mrs Elizabeth Margaret G'r
q, the advanced age of i,2 years. During be
life she enjoyed uninterrupted health, having nevs
taken any medicine, or having any ottrndsoc
froma physician. until three years since when ,b
had a fall and broke her arm, which she WAS adj
to use again in few weeks She was iolIOw
to the grave by her defendants to the fifth gcnen
lion.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

The dwelling house with mos, Of the furntu'
&c. belonging to Mr.. B. F. Haswel, Of EOa
borough, was consumed by fire on Tuesday af
The family were in bed aud asleep until the in
had made considerable progress. On awakns
Mr.. HIS first impulse was 10 awaken his SOM
lad Of some ten or twelve years old On reat!
ing the room he found the bed on fire.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

The Boston Atlas announced that John 'tD~ !
Adams has consented 10 address The pop a
Norfolk a, the request Of the County con,' en-.
a, Dedhsm ;--whefeupon the Journal o. "A
meroe goes Oft into an essay on The mu'u''
vaDtages Of such an interchange Of sennT ~,
tween the Nonh and South Have the Ll''''
map Of Massachusetts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

The Ice Company at Fresh Pond, nearBcsHr
erecting new brick building al a cost ef $500
I, is 200 feet by III, with walls 40 feet hlghr
a corrresnonding roof
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

uTAn attempt has been made to assassina,e Mr.
Cassius Clay, at Lexington Ky Flo was shot
at while returning from Madison; and his horse,
alarmed at the report Of the gun, ran off and threw
him He escaped however, without injury.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

Consul 10 Rio Jneiro. Mr. Ge.rse VIII
don, the present Pos, Master Of Boston. h, y
appointed Consul at Rio J,neiro
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
From the Dublin Weekly Register.
STATE of Ireland.

Although written solely to meet the eye
of friend. the following letter-more un-
suspected on that account, and coming from
so high an authonty-is worthy to constitute
a public document:-
LONDON. July. 1913.
Rev. AND DEAR SIR--Constantly on the
90 since landed in Europe. | have put oil
from day to day writing to you Thrown
by accident into the stirring scenes OF most
interesting and eventful period of English.
and more especially Irish history. have been
bewildercd at what Is passing around me.
One day amidst the thousands ut. Donny-
brook. listening to the eloquent and patriotic
Iiberator of ireland, and the next in the
House of Commons. listening to the master:
IF the world. might almost call them at
tempting to cope with and defeat one man
They have enough to do. assure yon
Never was a cabinet more pcrpleXcd than J.
that of Sir Robert Peel. But. though %
Cornell has the right. alas they have
the power. and God grant that the crisis ma,
not end in adding another bloodstune'
chapter TO the history of lrcland's misior
tunes
Repeal. tic government will not gran
! until the last cxtrcmity-and nothing ShoT
i Of Repeal will be Of much use to Ireland
: or will satisfy the Irish people. But thcr
c / one melancholy consolation. that, unit!
It be granted ireland will continue in the cy1
f, of all nations England's weakness an
II shame. The Parliament and the icadln
e journals speak OF nothing else. and yet u
r question seem, 10 make but little imprcs-io
d on the iron-hcartcd people. But the tru
l, i. that the Irish must depend on thcmsclve
Id If they follow tie advice of their great lea
n er-kccp pcacclul-and carry on the gre
fight for national Independence. not WI
ut their hands, but with their heads. the
X hearts. their indomitablc will, they must
rd ultimately successful.
Il We landed on the coast of the county
Sc Cork on the 2Nth ult. 1t had been my pl
on TO visit ireland after SHOULD have transact
10 my business on the Continent. Tins ] III
ca still do. but my feelings got so much cxcii
lat by thc poverty and oppression. the PATRIOTS
~ the Indifference, and the perIdity whicl
cd witness in that lovely land. that 1t Is rel
CT to escape from the spectacle.
csS ! shall visit France, Belgium. and pcrhi
the Holland and hope 10 set ont for my doc
are in Tic steamer of the first of October. X
by Mr.. Curran. will Of course. have told )
are or all tina, could interest yon among oursel
yer IN America. u. HUGHES.
an. Bishop of New lorl,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
NOTkS r..

OrrtcE I~DrANA Mutual FtRE tSst RANoF 'oirANf'f
Indianapolis, 1Hgnf - IT. y
fENHE Members Company hereby ned mat for lne
payment Of losses BY FIRE and 'ue- Is" n avn t,s ay
by said company SINCE July =. ~, e rs given To- sud
follow assessment 90 the premium ,, ~
on Am notes dated on or hefr. % lsie and not DIS
- t.ns from No Ia No 81. inclusive, screa ant
Gu a notes dated November p l7i2 ana on 9, n'r
On ali ns. dated March a. and on or le,'r Na 81
lsti. r-inc frlm No. 2,l9, 10 No 2,oi hoh Inclusive @
qr5 o dated after March a. and hee April
ON alI dated after April ls3 aud on "I l+ re 49,
D. a. being from No. 2,oi5 To No. 2o''' 'o'h "'''
RSeps for vii, he forwarded to Ase",s or e'nr, a
author led persons Members eN eccd to mas
payment itN be oharsrd 90 all Az, 'I s ,,dr an
the expiration Of ~ DAYS on Tut a9.r % l, a. m
To .t rhoe amount ct heu Premium N.'I, III Il, mann
and Of The paying banks m Kentucky 'a "n "" " '
Members VIII please mind, Tint by amendment to ~
charter approved January - l~i2, ~ ANY "r>n CT i" WI
alter The rS-lee Of trs hens, uior-- adnn i,-
,en iy ordered hy the said COMPANY, Cor The -r
81 tluy DAYS alter the same shall nave & .,', s Al he ,n,
and darred aud an beu lit aud ad'u 'sr at i- IT,,
t insurance en- insirinces respectively for and daring - r'
, ,u ~ non t, nru and '-taniina shall To- 'u'r '
obliged pay al assessments th'l -'' 'e M
auce of h~. her or urr policies "l n-"''t - ~, -, .,
ordered helue sinln, confidently hoped url tA'h "' nue.
~ @ & ,i ne ,ri-iy injured credit of ue company p"
traird IN those should lr thr fret o uphold 1870,
H. cases wirre nirulr- have aienat,d 'i I,'',- t
nfr' - line sane for d-cnttga nni paw the 'lui Ct
n IN Inc tnr of such surcnlrr agreeable 10 the requirements"
6it,cnh se,lon charter which must ur rn'G Wv
, ,,,,,n, boz matter Go hthrt-, u
Accents are --,rc requested o. call uei ATTENTION, w @
t,. f,.r in rinsnn regard thereto Fcr~ i" 90
b. t, ,icd through local Agents AMI 'difr~'' 70"
=, no. c % p,4ry rIar te until re a""f ~ ar
a. Iessfe sB 10 ne uricHfe b. ~ ptd hyt,' 70" % ~
e., l2-AW ''''-. - ,....,i.
Publishers Of the Cda, ns NAMED nre r'lhri =" gum
% te ,l.,v- de ni Rre fsl ne nr" ' ' '
trrrt EH Go the lh A-ni q" "a
who, i.r,h hr ~i.ne w t'''if Nv
r.v,tyy Rriu,ud Tiss. Fnii WNne' tnnrv. ifffr ii'
II - INN. Iree pro-. Iaurra'. ivir~'ilr
80 Nrhl,sn cav E,prct. Drphi Doaoorai ''~hr" "'
~ ID, lt.h Efnafr Nadi-ou. The publishers q" 'lr q"
,pe ~, please forward thor pai~ts containing 'ir iN'''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
T.xyS rOr, VgsE YEAI, 1873.

Fulton county, lhh''a
gives the Duplicate r the pescul wear T. nov ~ s
hands and pulpre Taxes he VIII attend eri ~
by ,ira, the OF holding
csa,nv ovns on the "a day OF '''aFi "
mon Tippecanoe the nh "a Rcard on The IN
Newcastle the Henri on the III IA 1eit. "h e
op the lo iay of October ~ '' .''
amount follows TOT ~tNt llH~-
each pull aud - cents each one hundred dollars 81 pro
ttnos.s and l
uep 4 aud TOR fn~'~ -
II lots he sum ct - e"u on e
hundred dollars valuation exclusive "i Improvements N"
nqnt aNeS added amount and twen. hNe pei ''
damages and per interest a., g.
The Treasurer Wn he found at his "ce from ' mr.
aav of October daS OF December neat, @ 'he i
An nreecins >" pay the" Ne' S Wv
/ :" - M - RnRERr MNRTIN. 7. md @ y q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

pr. ,ocoo, elections hs~e developed one inpof'an'
e,,ha, the great body Of the Democratic par. "','
repudiar any with the paper D1ph."5
,rIa1,,n, and Illinois where rnr ifenaS u"N
la inn,'' , -, ,,,ou,t,es we have nobN Ir'uuhed
Tnp,ssec on the contrary, where the
id.,s undertook tcmpcr'Se with The banks '
". -, carnations aud frauds. We have b''n S-''
eu a. n, defe,ied We trust that the admoniiioh
-, r. remembered The hole - stem ~ a -,
WIZ i a papabie violation oil The "
and a, war with the sPri oi our lnsuu,ons NV the
Nv" " - =, h.f.ye II - understood pS ','
we are naPp ~ The democratic party tSPenence-ih'
ss Of memberships forced the conviction upon ,be,
and 'heN VI we hope. hereafter, To- see t"e' 'eP'v
a,ayes IN Congress and the State Les,au.s, ,
s,,v r.aecng in reference to the banks '"s
and wishes Of the Party-or"es
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
10 cr ard yanelc.hursI..

Now that The Democrats have obtained a
minority in the Sllte Senate. We trust inc
claims If the member at present n1s-rcprc-
,cntiug The co niic. OF Poscy and Wander
burgh will b. thoroughly Investigated by the
members OF thal body. IL Is duty they
should moi shrink in lu.ilmcnt.
II will be rccollc,tcd by many, that thc
resignation of Mr.. Casey, who was elected
= nator from th, district last year, was re-
f.rred TO the committee ON elections ut the
la,t session of the Legislatures hat COM
mittrc. We believe. never reported. Other
important business cngro,Scd The lmc OF l"c
Senate during The remainder OF the session.
and the subject never wa, revived. lac
roiut. then. that Mr.. Pitcher WAS elected Tor a
term of three years. or merely to Ill va
conrv. Is "a. vet undetermined. II Is Tor inc
Senate TO ,ctdc the question. II Is ior iHSn
to look still further than the orcd+rtai> o'
Nr. pilchcr. To ascertain whether those ere
drntials were correctly given for an cnur'
form. instead OF a vacancy.
\, We consider it all-mportant that Tx
pcopl. should be correctly represented Il
tAc hall, of legislation, We think 1t propc
that pnblic attention should be called to TN
matter. in order that Justice Should b, dor"
the people of andcrburgh. We bcIieN
n they are decidedly Democratic IN their pc
!, Gtich ftil,. and should BE- rcprcscntc
{ c,rrsciIl in the State Senate. let the Den
# ocratic Senators from every quarter OF IN
. Sat, attend to this mattcr.-htdf0Ha Staif
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
GUCStIGns.
Uhich Uorkmg-mcn should require the Uhtg'
10 GRSlrCr.

Which Uorking-mcn should require the jthigs
10 GRSWcr.
In wha manner do YOU propose to beneht
Us by the establishment of a United States
Bank
Is not mcaIh produced by labor
If wealth Is produced by labor, do you pro-
pose to give to laborcrs more wealth than they
can produce by their own labor:
If YOU do, Who do YOU expect will produce
this wealth, which YOU propose 10 give to
laborers over and above What they themselves
earn or produce
VIII it be produced by the bankrupt specu-
Iators. who 90 round the country and talk with
tears in their eyes, about the wages OF Ia
bor:'
VIII be produced by the bankers the bro
kcrs. the spectators in corner lots the ldlerS'
dandcs, and purseproud nabobs, without whose
aid the Wing party would not hold together
a week
Ifu will not be produced by these persons
,rho ,rW produce the wealth YOU propose &c
r rive rs over and above our earnings
, If YOU do not confer upon us wealth
which We Go not produce 10y our own labor
, are not all your prctensions of special iavo
f. and regard for hjorers detestable humbu'
i adopted only TO impose upon our maene
+ want of intelligence:
G i not National Bank scheme ny who
y FEW men can live WITHOUT LABOi
upon the earnings Of the MANY
Is not National Bank owned and cor
trolled by FEW
$, Does not that few have power to max
< paper money plenty or scarce at will
he Cannot they make prices high by the ISSUE
IN an of an unusual quantity Of their paper none!
ed or make prices iop by Withdrawing from c"c'
u laton that which is already issued
Cannot those who own and control n
y tional bank, with their particular friends m d
~ cities and villages of the Union, Buy VIM
nc they have made prices LOW, and SILL
when by large issue OF paper, they Ia
#. made prices ll;Gil:
~ ~ Are the farmers. the mechanics and the
yc borers. ever in the sec et, 50 that they' L
r.. can know precisely when to buy and when
cy. sell
he If not. then does not National Bank q
or 10 FEW the Power to accumulate wITHo
,ry LABOR. portion Of the wealth earned by tn
ov- who Go labor
Che And is not this the essential and obv
60 principle Of the monarches and ArlstocI
of Europe:
Would the for mobiles and lords CIV
,oc- farthng for their hereditary titles and dis''
~ !, tons. if they did not confer the Porer to
ror- propriate to themselves, ~ithom fo6or a
rnt lion of the earnings of the mass
fas These are the questions TO which evrey
nc borer should have a full and satisfactory
ana sxer before he shall consent TO 30 the tic
can that Is to place this promising gentry IN po
n a Remember that rights and privileges
len rofed a,cag. may not be reclaimed eNceP
TIM the cost of boodshed
at Power never voluntarily ''relnqushe
'estl grasp and the power of fer, to coniro
sup resources and labor when its ramliicatlons
ldcrs extended through all classes of society,
,hose only be eradeated by violent con !
llcan which would shake our republic from ITS
heh cumlerence.- Chicago Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
An Honest COnfes>ion---Prescri
for opinions sake-.Iurning states
Evidence &C.

The last Madsonian. the avowed organ
of John Tylcr's Administration. in reply to
an article in the National Intelligencer. uses
the following language relative TO proscnp-
ton for opinions sake.
The federal cabinet, in lSll. made sew
cral thousand proscriptions-and all this
they were urgently solicited to do by the
Intelligcnccr. merely because those Ia Office
were Democrats. and those the lntclligcncer
lin most instances desired TO see appointed
were fcderalists.''
The federal cabinet" here alluded TO-,
was the one appointed by Gen. Harrison
Immediately after his accession TO power.
The hard cider dcvotccs of 1910. it viii be
rccollcctcd were most fierce in their dcnun-
citation of Mr.. Van Buren,. for what they
called lis prescription for opinions sake. and
in which this same Madisonian joined. Mex
TO the coon skins. the hard cider and the
:. two dollars day and roast beef notices
the one which promised to prescribe pro
scription, occupied the most prominent place
Notwithstanding their solemn pledges. We
r lave now upon the stand the editor oi tn
Madi.onian. who turns States cNdcnc
against lis cider sucking allies anl who- D.
! In. t,-tiinoilv disclose the startling ict, INA
"a CIblllt !. IN once VII 81 Ntth IN iilOi's'''
II under. rippccanoe and Tyler too, : mad
y ,cvcral thousand prescriptions; and " tina
: thcy were urgently solicited 50 to do by TIA
i Intclligcncer,' tire great organ OF icder'
p whiegcry. "mcrcly because those in oiiic
re were Democrats, and those the lntcl9cnc'
:" I'm most instances desired to see appointc
.e were fcdcralists p Truly. this Is prccio'
f confession. and most clearly vcrliies the o
" ,daqc. that when ..rogucs fall out, honest m'
.. will get their own.
ct Thu, II i. that each day furnishes .
rot proof the more convincing of the utter rec
US c,,nc,, of the federal party. They rcsa
thcir pledges but as thc idle wind, or as
u thino made TO be broken. In making the
ne pledge. thcy u,c the words Inscribed up
N one of their banners at Baltimore ''sfooP..d
Y rouU,-r :" and never had they a remote III
20 of rcdccming them. Their fate has been Il
or which invariably ovcrtakcs the guilty.
We the bar of public opinion have they been tn
Is and State after State has recorded their
'ut dict against them, and vet with an obtusen
cP Of intellect. worthy even OF the editor OF
OHIO State Journal. while the people
e" carving their sentences into execution,
gu hurting them from Office. these very men
zen asking to be again intru,tcd with that pow
Is they 20 sham fully abused Oh'o Siai.S"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
CANDIDATES.

We are requested JoHS DUNN OF Dearborn
County a. a candidate for Auditor of State
acy-We are requested announce HoRarIo j. HARRIs,
of Carroll as Candidate for office Of Auditor Of State
S,-We are requested 10 announce FREDERroK r Coop
81 ,burh as Candidate for the Office Of Auditor
Of State.
Drive are requested announce JAMES NJ TALBOT, o
Decatur County Candidate for Principal Secie'A! u
The Senate at the ensuing session
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

PALMER Es0USr.


gym proprietor of he Pan~r on~e A.
apprise 81 the General AsSry Rn "ets
70 Keep TIE
comus hy y u faner t aud That he ..
Travellers and h1rdrfs >iNT
OH Public i~e "a lndtana he hh = con
Offices. anh BanN
the large an vel furnished
provided every ap''T'
m la for n osi ~ be- the interest," a -
undersigned such Inducements oi c"f ana
agreeable shall command E share oi paionie
Tdrfr"i Hil ' "
ton trusts '"'
friends ln WIN urt Cohpif
Ills bills Will be made Ia cgrspnd with the tues 49,.