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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

Ergo, whether it's one thing or another thing It's
all one. But black is one thing and white IL ano,
ther thing Ergo, black and white u all one. Q"od
erat demonarandSm."
al is as clear as mud" says the Pope.
"Begad /" SAYS his Riv'rence, I'm IN great hui
NOR saI S;souiS wsht your Holiness was here
tic jlst for two minutes sayshe, It'll you'd see the
taking I'D give you"
Now il is not pretended that Doctor Wainwright
used this last figure butshere is conclusive evidence
that he has helped himself to anotherqute as good.
This is hyperbole, where lssaid little more or a
hide less than the truth, and this u the meaning OF
this figure And cannot but believe the Doctor
has consulted father Macguire or his works on the
very point which forms his assertion, so alike Is
the manner Of reasoning Of each.
Doctor Potts appears to have clear view of this
method, rs is shown by his letter of Monday last,
wherein he expresses an opinion that his opponent
has derived it from the Oxford tracts, whereas, II
comes from another and higher source, no less than
from father Macgure. THIS parsonage now pre-
sent to the Doctor, not doubling he will find In him
powerful auxiliary even on the other side of the
question. LoyoLA.
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Erie, Pa.
Lake Norigation-Great Firc-Tistt - Politics.G
Business.
ERIE, Pa, March ls,, 1874.
Cold MUTTON.

Lake Nopisdtion-Grea Firc-JIIstt - Poiitics.G
Business.
ERIE, Pa, March ls,, l3a
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
| see the mode of diffusing knowledge of the
commercial political, and local Sayings and de-
ings in the different parts of the country by way of
corresponding with the several newspapers of the
day, is getting much in vogue and which, when
conducted it should be, contributes largely to the
information of their readers. But when it is resort
ed to a means Of gratifying private piques, and
the names of innocent and highly respectable per-
sons are banded about the country with some igno-
minious epthet attached to them, it becomes an
evil. regret TO disposition of the latter kind
manifested by your late correspondent from this
place" ewing and Wing" in ampooning the officers
attached to the ". s. Steamer Michigan, now fit
ting out at this place-than whom a more courte-
oes, gentlemanly, and intelligent set Of officers !
never met WITH as is also the efficient and gentle
manly Naval Constructor, Mr.. Samuel Hart, late OF
your city. Their acquisition, and that OF their ia
miles, to our social circles, has been a source OF
much pleasure. To be sure, there may be some
pee arlties manifested by some of the jumpers,
that may not accord with ewing and Wings" no
ton OF military etiquette as per suite Of militia
gen raj, yet, nevertheless he should reflect that
all lave our foibles, and that,
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Gibraltar.
u. 8. SHIP CUMBERLAND,
GIBRALTAR, Dec. I'D, 1913.

GIBRALTAR, Dec I'D, 1913.
DEAR Sri
We arrived at this place yesterday from Boston,
which place we sailed from on the 23d ult., all
we'll Our ship sails remarkably well, and is an ex-
ceent sea boat. We are rather incommoded on
account of room; in other respects, however, we
NAV pronounce her fret rate vessel.
| We found lying here, the U. s. Ship Congress,
| Captain Voorhees, bound for the Brazil station.
As we had heard extravagant accounts Of this ship
at home, seized the opportunity OF visiting her
before she left the station; and as an American,
take pride in saying, she has no equal In regard to
beauty of model afioat: Her decks are the hand
soonest ever saw laid in vessel, and without
doubt she is the roomlest ship OF her class IN our
navy; she is much larger every way than the
Cumberland, which loses considerable when COM
pared to her she in admirable order, every thing
bright and g,tering like a toy shop. The Bosto-
mans must take lesson from the portsmouth folks
before they can turn out frigate like her.
But the alterations which have been made IN her
since she left the States, of startling nature.
The stowage Of her boats her fferails, her ports,
staunchcons, bulkheads, state rooms, Storage, &c.
have been cut away, or altered in some form or
other; even the comblngs OF matches removed and
planked up, and what has been done aloft we know
not This seems rather awkward tor the officers,
in the teeth of the late order from the CONSTRUCTOR
Department, which strictly prohibits alterations of
any kind without an order, and enjoins that the
vessel shall be returned in the same state as when
she lett the yard.
I have not time to say more at present, than it
she arrives in your port, when her cruise is out, it
will be worth your while to visit perhaps the most
beautiful vessel a1oat
AS for the news of the day, there is report here
that two vesses have been robbed just outside the
gut by large piratical vessel, and that English
war steamer is now in pursuit
They are very sanguine here IN their expectations
of being able raise the wreck of the unfortunate
Missouri and of saving all the machinery as we'll
as all the property below water mark.
will write you again from MahOn.
Yours most respe cfuy s. T.. 3,
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An Old Renliniscs nce.-M ultlcau IIa

For sale at AucsioI-goipx, gene ~
On this day month-at ha u pat ona-
splendid Lot Of Multicaulis'
Early in the ensuring Fall, il
Expected to arrive by Steam
g. Great Western" or the British Queen"
Also five thousand pounds Of Eggs,"
"Put up" in white Mulberry kegs
The assortment will be complete.
From fifteen inches, to eight feet
Selected by connoisseur
Who for triie will "insure"-
Soon after landing, they II be sold
For the best offers made "in gold
As the agent, John T. Scraper.
Cannot negotiate for paper"
Unless secur'd by "Bond and Mortgage
Binding as firm as Russian cordage,
Or " Sterling Bills" at Current Ystes"--
Drawn by "the Bank United States"
Or first rate houses, which we know;
For instance. Prime. Ward. King 4 Co;
In this selection will be found
Some specimens the most renownh;
Raisd from the Seed direct from Chine
Imported in 1.-the Agripina,--
The grubs "on these here leaves" what feed
Will spin their " coc0ons" wi it'll vast speed
There's no mistake-you'l find 'en, Peelers,
Well worth the notice Of all dealers.
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TIE PUBLIC FERRrEs.-Cursrs loud and deep are
daily expressed at the neglect OF the street COM
mssloners, in not cleaning the streets Leading to
the public ferries. The approach to the Court.
andt street and North River ferries Is completely
mpeded The side walks are impossible. The
passengers are driven into the middle Of the street
and run IN the risk Of being run down by the multi Il
MayoIcondescend to make some order on the SUBJ
jectl His honor and the corporation attorney arc
requested to visit the ferry at CouItandt street. az
O'Clock Iii the morning Individuals residing IN
the vicinity laugh at the law. and openly express
their contempt OF the street inspector.
RICHMOND MEDICAL Co1LKGE.-The commence.
ment Of this school was celebrated yesterday with
much spirit We were anxious to witness the ceremo.
Mes but ruled off by the OVERLOOKING number q
ladies and gentlemen who at an early hour ed me hn!
We learn that President Maxwel address to the gradu
ates chasc and impressive and that Dr. warner the
Dean, dclivmeda valedctory sparkling with rhetorca&
beauties The college is in very ho9nshng condiuon.
1t has this session out tw enty four graduates on
their mission of healngmore than ct any ether session
the students. at the Powhstan IIouse-whsre have
doubt much wit aid sentiment prev the sue
ofthe college was drunk IN araSgn" nine isthonn
deep - Richmond Enquirer March H.
Wr,1..sp CASM.-The Niagara Reporter IL tho
9Th inst, reports renewal of trouble among the
workers on this canal There has been general strike
for higher wagesa Allanburgh Of the barows BE-
longing the company were destroyed and some win
dows the engineer has suspended one oths
contracts account OF the contractor giving short weight
in the articles purchased at his shop by the workmcn
The same paper chronicles the arrival of one Dewitt
charged with Destroying mill ut Chippewa, having been
surrendered by the authorities Of Buffalo lie arrest
ed before in Niagara admitted to bail and forthwith
fed to Buffalo But the extradon clause Of the treaty a
Washington too much for him.
REPUTATION IN New Brunswick We regret
to learn that the House Of Assembly have, by q
majority Of three refused to receive in part payment Of
duties at the Treasury portion Of the copper coin which
they have overissued and in favor Of which measure
Committee of the House had reported Reputation
seems to be something of an epidemic this continent
The arguments used by Of the honorable members
smell rank Of the nauseous spirit. Why, said they.
did the people take tho coppers ]" pretty question
masters and others could get their scany pance IN No
other We trus. tho Assembly will reconsider the
question and come to more equitable decision - *,
Johns ~ b. O1serrer Marcia
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soD-z ssEsspHG2.


snl .reoa8t - suiG 8sa-3--ietoTs.
NY. TYLER y 10. wholesale and rf at draicraan hanaiic-
- tur,rS "a bunk .l-c1ant bsoss, ant deilersih stife'Fg. Sc
"a ta-,tw Ba4tsr az II,4aefaa stfer, opposite it ialiA'f i'tA'
indianapolis. lui.na. where tiese ras always ie ohttia'd, At" al
I've found constantly un hand, the various articles "a iAef lne- LNEA
dasrnfnan III Black Books fuF C3Ia't auditors ani treasures, : hIol
cnaais-iu u-f> AL ma.fNgtes, with ar wHhplt printed heads
Ia attnar =. nN f~pSS thry uc te lmfrnsedl"ient nio"r.f SOW
ias. whrl svrs Ssesg q n'h grt Frnaafg. Aud i nc.inaifiul
sussran in any other nl-ttpa ever devised Tor blank books, and MAl
keep The leaves hrI ani solid vhic the bnk lasts, ias;cld oi 'tnnns
to pieces. a. is ot.n al. cas-, with al oftcr m'fifis- Tie nrN n'ih-!
OF sewing rer5rrs. ., ht0ls woih double Tie oil kind, lia"iel iey
cost no ulore. Ia cctsncr. dur .piny. am. 81 cFi'r style 81 hnt-h,
their account 3D. as ar equal 10 the best Eastern wuiN aai 40 higher
N mise.
ID 4. t. 90. are ASA prepared - mnlficiHre an descriptions oi
Fancy articles. ~leh n lalr~' AMI GcuirirnS Port I..i.-. taSatt~-
C~trltasrs. AlalAss, spectacle Gases, tgar ta-esi Fpc.,t tt.A--
and Naie Books.
NlsIr PAPER always On lani. which can BE- bound ga various
siz@ aud Baud. supplied n Ia slpfte-t natce. Ny.h1 r ar-lt-si
cd tou4li ~ the best syle, at reasonable frre> ari sAHt u'uft-
Tie No. Improved pattern 81 4 k.iug Nadine - just Received.
Books aml pepper m'at tpany pattern
They are prepared - 60 an Kinds at Bin ling IA Ftucs and Ea-N~i
Can and Nnuot cp, Iln. sNri. and ~ngereata Marble and oHt
c!.e Finish. Auktni~o f l.aW AMI iue'l.ed Norn~ani p"Tn'p-fi'
bound a. match. a. which p gsnrl afeatn viii, given. old Books
f-lpIni IN aN <tir desired, asio on te lowest terms
RrrErE~cE,-.lra i5,tc bLsc>rsno ipfeme lnd-e; Or. IT,.
Dr>N. Treasurer 81 Stale. 81. aert,., Anttnr "i state SAMUEL
Mraei1t, rrrs4sniof state Bank ]. =. RAY, 'asineroi STATE hanA
4. ". CArg. <rnefty o. Insurance fsaf'lny NY. huHus. a-l.i
S.B. PAL-En. II. bly,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

.NIrder IA Sunran.-A letter from a friend in Sulii-
van county. informs US that a murder was committed near
Carlisle. in that county, on Monday the 2G,h ult, under
the following circumstances a man named McManus,
with some others. went to the house of an old man by
the name Of Clark. accompanied by a fiddle, and n bottle
Of whiskey. on a spree. and aggravated the old fellow,
who. becoming excited. shot McManus with an old musSei
loaded with about twenty balls. killing him instantly. J."
Our correspondent adds "There H. no cxciiemen;
whatever about it, That . old bottle Of %whiskey" is a
shocking murderer -Na5ash Erpress. March 6.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

At meeting # capitalists IN Boston, a committee was
appointed 10 take into consideration the subject Of build
ing a rsilroai between New Haven and New York. there.
hy completing the line Of railroad on the main land from
Portland IL Washington and To collect statistics a. to
charters. income. cost Of road. &c, and report at a future
meeting. The Eastern capitalists have a perfect railroad
fever. Any amour OF money can DO raised in Boston at
very ii ut notice. I the purpose of building a road IN
any part Of the county, provided the future LOOKS lair for
p6olt attic returns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

EpN virtue of an execution L. me directed. wui offer III sale atfIe
81 count u ai>r dsf IA MM"n county. Indiana, On the Irth DAY
%; Nsy. ISL. between the htus If 10 otpcN. i. M. aud o'clock.
T. m ta- toHbvtn. desrt1rl hts situate IN TIE tow # inastnlp1
Ia, 10 ~: II fe,t aaJ three inches eli the west sIe If ls W. T. IN
~Ttlnc ~ 3, ss' 1T No ose. IN -qnue NJ. -. together with al
tle apqstTtenaares iheteuntp belonging, taken in execution Is The pra-
Irrs q =. +. Nnutsfn. 80 TIE smf 81 William Ncrtellrs mud olive
Fuller The reuis and PuVA.s ia sever, ea> II aid hi>W nl nrst be Of
tered af sale. ROBERT HANNA.
Marshal L. :. Distinct Of laliana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

The House of Representatives in the Pennsylvania Leg
islature have passed a resolution for the sale the Of pubic
works and applying the proceeds to the payment of the
State debt. Ii such a bll should pass tie legislature, the
next and most important step would be To effect the sale
Such a disposal would meet the appreciation of a Iarg.
class Of the eitlzeus whose dIsirust has been excited against
all provisions los the expenses of these works. 1t Is now.
also. generally admitted that private enterprise can control
such work.moe economically and successfully than the
ciyi! government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

IL. tL'.'rs a>o AZ ia'rI.siaNs-I !-ft l. 10 profession.
Ttte oreu.fay uaraf, boz - sli8st Ia esss "a fi,-e wbo lnI-
~n lis AuftaHs- True. -H.s lHn Tie Hsft--f. 80 IT, npinan.Hf
a. 3 par~Ie.a are lnufe As.is o. ae attacked b., ct aH ,ouplalhtsthan
ntA,f~. and fsrt Need o. te ineIr rlrslaI # frfl NHh. IAelr son-
complaint. however. tat ab afr iiaiiefp. u o. n-uinpi"n An
lnn hf.Ic 1.-The ish aud ie fuur, fM- iDnlH aud tie ice. tie
tlli aui fhe ui ran. 4r atNe slIrtt q I~ ftH- rs u lsa df-ta.c
of iae q mate. auiiA ont Ieards against u 81 80. attention. and
fauclf lgfit tfn. o., tmr rr az such vail kna medal nss a. Wlf
~ urtrNpafnf "a ttrtaAneu eattf. fEt-f s. son CLAIR
iliID - SEINE 'F tpANfiDiAB tAAgL ~ famous through
ut ts vau, tHitfy &c o. Wonderful lra-tf9i,c effects "a de
sfrUt ms a,n Nrfe r 90 fDi.ir aui cobb NIcu taken IL the
snaaaea tu.t IL 81 t.t-c d. rjer-. the riunr aHrfie fs sale hy
assn 4. y. l.. fliIli, .ItoHtr us rtsatl.
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ADM,SxsTn .TOHS. SALE.

VI Il viii ofs ~ pahic vendne on Wednesday. the lcth av OF
e April. l-3f, n the late residence Of David Juhnson. decr,s
ell, , miles south west at indianapolis. on Eagle Creek IN War ne
township. The gods and chattels ot The deceased. Cue wagon.
hof~es, cattle. h'ss. sheep. wheat, corn, ani farming utensFs. aud
n variety o. o<-rr articles to teihou> - mcauon . all sums Of three
dollars and under 70 he paid on DAY u ssle: all sums over three d.
lars, a credit Of nine 1nanfss wHt Le given BY purchasers giving
note "ah gpol approved heeholt security. sale 10 commence ~ ~
o'clock M, on sd i7y, and oontinGe from DAY 10 day until, Tie
Articles helons ns 10 sid eslate are sold
WILLIAM N. JOHNSON.
THEODORE JOHNSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

II any man thinks he : or ever has been a Calhoun
man. WAC can be IN any way delulel into the support #
MIR. Clay. and c-pecaily by the heartless Professions Of
those apn-t,te leaders AMI runners who have nothing but
haired Tor Mr. Calhoun and his principles in their hearts.
no matter wha; may 10 on their bps, he dec,Ives only
hinse.f.-S9u..C ursiaigr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

r--OULD respectfully inform his old els'omefsa, nc lNa"s ~
y > enMy. that he hasIust received eneot ION mf -
t.n.f,r as.eriment q FrtsA Drugs. .NedoHes, ssrlleai hHsrsrnr,
49, sf-...-vf F..afs. oIs. garHsics. Sputfs - IHpeHfRs. oAte
~. Haf- o.. De Hood. Dee Sa9,. PARE Hnes esd Liquors,
yar.lr+ Sons Cs1ur.rs. Fofaa0g. superior sPaAiA. Ger. ms"
So C.-e.t.i Ys5-ees. together " nh almost every other rrtHce IN
lssfre. ana warh he Is ,isfmined L. sell atthe seit lowe - rfoes-
rI.. .t,..,on of ph,s icaus. country Merchants, Feeders. Fainter,
VnHcss. and lnNaints A. respectfully regretted.
Taurrnnr attention VIII le paid 90 sting prt~cHI'"fs aho en-
retiarr medicines. std Tie stoiecroted 60 AZ, houi0 Of Tie night,
wArn calits ufen-
,tr. f1rr.ffrfrn SIS solicited.
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2ltbcrset;ung
DnrsrDldg SIR pfraIS1abe
3satss5ep . eHotralist5eu ga5(atlss

IN
z n Err Tntci = ichnetc eTlIlbi sHch die deutsche BevOelkerung DIES
Iy States Indiana divon ia kenntniss IN setzen, dass or eesonn,n
it IN indianapolis eine deitSche d-tnOcrttEIie zsrun. herlIszuge-
ben, welche den rnel II ndiaE1 StaaiszrItIns,' fteiren sole. La
engt schon war cine sole he /eitung tiefs, fuehites Bednerfniss der
ieutsche Indians, die Irlehung Ieber die ppitisclen Zustaende
de-es Landes, ueber die eThiLenrn truntstetze der Democratic uni
iusbesondeTe ueber die BedueIfnis>e und ds Interesse dies States in
diana trhehen uueric. ~ abr lie iniItal StItszeitins gieIch der
verleidi gun. der den,cfltschen Gmndsaetze uni MaeTe.eln &c
wlednet = sole, 50 wderlrn die Spaien derselben doch allen
Parteirn often scyn, wenn sic lire Gundsietze auf anstaeniise Weise
vertheid.en woirn, 50 dass die deutschen Bewohner Ind anas hn
laengi,h Gereenteit ialen die t.nndsnttze der Par,eien kenuen IN
leTnen und sih d1yOn "a ueterZensen welcLr deTselben das WolI umd
wuerkIiehc ieie DIES Iantes teat>icAtiee. las Puhlrun kaun den
Weth und Nutzen zines sochen BlIites unnaegich verkennen,
wenn Is tedenkt VIE gross die Zthl der Deufschcn Inn state .ndi
ana ~. Won weichenI die meitrn aus InkenntHiss der Sprache keine
Eeieiirune aus engi>chea Ze5tgngen schoepten konnen, welchc BE
lehrnna inCh uiImgleugNch nnethig ist, wenn Sic Won ihTeui Nahi-
reshic eincn yeYnlentI-ca GehiaucI mtchen woilen.
Der Unierzen hnetr aheT giaubf, nachiem er set !. Iahren democa-
er i'm Stanie sey ale dtjensen zufrieien steHen ~ koennen- weIehe
zine delfuehc uni unIuvunlspe Dtlegpng uni Auseinlnierset
Nn. aechl dsuacatscler Gmnisletze oder der slechcn Recttc
wuenst hen und hoirt dalnr Won dem Iublicuui cine solcte UnieT>tuet
zuu, dtss 81 i'm ~ttnie srSeizt wird scin Norlihea au>zuflehren.
lie iniiani StantSze igns soil, wenn sch die erforielhthe Anzahl
ibnehner iniet vum Mouaie Mat an regt lmaesie iele Wnche aul
sinem fmperM Hoesu ~ GEN pteisr on So elscheIuen, bel No-
ran It Zstluug yon 81 % fuer q. Monate.
Anzeisen wetdea u den sewoehhAchen Preisen h~erechnet
GEORGE WALKER,
Rellcteuf de- freshmen.
st,rf,r,t L., II rfaev SII
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IMPORTANT TO TAELORS.
.ya..cS HAAS - Co... Merchant EIiiofS.
80. :. PALMEE HOUSE,

&C. ,. PALMER House,
INDIANA POLiS. IHHIiH1-
= = AVE purchased an unsls rlai right 10 Use - hio~ian' !"
I'd EFT Isot Measuring y stem Of garment Cuuins, a"9 axe sA
we. IS practical e1e4aiua:lln. ale PIE pared 10 pronounce 4 lneqA1Aei
byany system ever asos-at e. uHs notice - a., dlficiitiest ~ pc
.fup rtnffd which rluAll To- sny olher. ia short, any ioIinofans IL
hrvestr defsmaea. mat he flied wla Ease aud certainty.
Vehlse .4-c Lera appointed b. Mr. knowlhnd, asen. mF tA's ~
tenn. antiixe g!ca>uSe IA inviting al persons engaged IN Tie business
10 cal anl eAaniue a. iOT Themselves.
g., t.t,tt.lo sas,, ia,t -, lie. 500 co
do. do Iato4noi more than two thou
sand Inhabitants, D
d.. go. Tor suarer towns. W
r. =. : general assortment uf fallors Trimming shears t""t-,
Needles. THe meisafe-, Cn.ons, &c. sc. OF The best qitHH e'h-
-fluus on had. Also a general assortment q. fancy dy sooU' "'
1Ea- .MI Gentlemen. a.8mI
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fs.Vg,s-.I T~srffcorcr F-c-r.-c..

TLiftRS' y ctH fczfacIN approved! rs rh, >ioians : a cnre
= ff ntras- 'Afdisr uii.ai ils o. aih ns Ia l.'te. rIee 25st
TLifhs totHNL o/fttf >aiem isisIHie ~ nh Tire H.dioai
fc4iA fF tas4t, tef44f. -.-ara. Atafn-0. hc9rpf CeTseng nt.
Lahttt.s aud ihr .l tifeis. Fhts az. lUm.- Iucc = ana .
rit~ ser box
\ il slpfly - tt a- W I'eiaratuH~. it-'iisr With HIEh>'
- EII3DLI M EILfIDt> rms just received and fr sale
~ l--..A ~ IL A---.n M-l-L. D l-MLLAHNA L.Dl ~ -.
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NV E1.GEsg sTAEsE.E.

N..o :....1 C1EansEs.5ocs E~saD3itlf-e cst.
TIE Sph~ rferhas ja>i completed Tie eftc
IN innrla one tflhe In~t elegant and cuuiae l'n-
- : k>~r1N stables IA tho ~et->asated On the a-2 ..h
49, = - Z o. TIE Palmer !.u-~r, iicItaant~ W.tfv az
~ rI'uH3 he pieI afrd 81 al tlts iuietrtcan sell
. - = h. reSel ,.nfui~~nu %. and keep horses By tie
-. - - - - stable. -oltho f te lala4er i.un~r- - iuiHltft-
laisan. Horses and carriages II aHiHnes'o ARE a both piaor~ Men
lerso the Legislature 4na uthas visiting .niGanaps is can AaNftitiF
horses kcitou ,tla- ~ reasonable as al aas Stable c'-er "a to" n"i
county.
Suy.2 l22. .@E JOIN Lis 4.-'
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nNyN'A+ iHL EsC4tt+'
u AVE subscriber hs jrt opened, noitl side Of p" as8inHmn street,
= coturf n Meridian. a14 a. Ian- biliie's Auction h5Wa-
HAau~ArE, comprising 5,iins anl'en1ls Of ever! Gese"at'oh'
sueA a. lock-. iicts. H.a-ts. screws, nails, &C.
AsesANcs' Tools general a>s.Itnent-
ssUoLERr yellow aI silver plated, ttsued ai ilnaanri mount
is "a sells er slur;e sasur, birdie sNs, giah"s, s"ai"i"s We
hog SKINS, plush, Sc.
Coacu Mskras 1atav-sss coach door handles aniiochs, stump
I1n;s. plated h4ni>. caca lin. 3, hinges, Pteat leather, iacess itis1'
sst., on c.fu careIas. caItsia STAFF. Sc
"a acXssuEIs': e. tBhas best east steel. shear, German, in-i7"""
ter aaI tnsrc.l s.AeE st-e.. aay.s, vice. Ess AID rls.s ioi.' ana
Aull Aon, So.
SHoga,xres Kr. comprising III Tie Irons usi IN the trade to
cefaes with ioI ta,rs.cfinn fronts, p~gs, 80 : - a'
straps. brushes, G&s. Unread, b.sIes, heel bail, avis, a"l hAS' al
spnraA Bills. sfftit CNs. &c.
CssixAT ASD CIAta Al,-Eas' braces and bits Ia sells and separate,
tei s. ress, BID cps, f1te cttfs, uIll-tnt ans -f,- ka"S, it
orks. hrtSs f1eNs tri- ailEe>. ittIi, ptuI-i. hl.S -cpnNts, bs HNr
tnd frame sr,s. grtt-IIf clfcie, aud hinges, char nhi>, asserted
stand riftups. mahogany ytfr'fs. &c also.
Ke-i4as ul anal Cross cut SIMS crtilir slNS, W'ai HN !,
fGfrI. straw knives, s44%s, s9s.tls. patent iHN>. G. tn >A'N't,
his knives, cisYarr, sslt~s, as-Gt-iI erlscr, trace, horse anu
COW chains, brass, pewter AMI wooiaH spic@ei-, Steel farGs- p'rm
iallarsS. ~-ie beams, rrlE4i- ia srfts, percussion LEX aud raaSi n
he and pocket Gallery, tine A-sHtmeatl OIL KEYS seFariie from To, :
sheet Afis>, non. bslss aHd copper wire, brushes otai Kinds, nreaisS'
pupunts powder. sfnd. lead, block tn, slrter, nii,icl Instruments
sucn A. vloMa~- n .h., files, ciur'-'>, oc. &c
Together wth tr following attis u-ri n house kee1ns, w;
shovel and TOMS. auir.i-, caniesusSs, saHHrs- WALTERS, uae smi
nient ooking glasses. toilet eit-.> Britannia ani H-raiin SILVER "ne
ard tea - .m-. ulsml>iF-l ia coffee and tel pots LAID Jumps, cviee
mrs, brass ktulrs, patent metal boasts. islA. pUs, saHJlihins Mons
stain fdS.N &C sc. -.
Hvim, purchased his stock an fore "A. within The lat month, d
rect from the manufacturers ~ importers "a tHr etI. Hc VIII he enabled
ana Is determined t. ~n 20 hs ps.ats ioI cash.
indianapolis, Dee. -, le3. 2cy N.""i-N ""thD''-