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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
,,,,,,,,,ncg s,rNMER RETREAT.

,,,ur st-pst,RipFR would respectfully inform the upc
rnt ts House now open 20, iii l7 md men thy nmopher
The house and comodlots hho H. ~ .be ig
M Academy fisil within five minutes WA We '''
nldns r -. ,.bs, M the Hudson River. a.
y, ,,no,.,,cad ye,r Of tbs en;Ire Ne"oufgh ohi.
;;ns view Of W.~t Po.: the Highlands neuh's' eoe"'i'
c sInre t.rSons can be accommodated WIN poa
m b ny o %acs nj asonnble price, For hlfther pa,en
i.rs nquire .; Richard Warren hN'''' p DODGE
%ewbursh S,s yay 9th ls4. --- M .'yA, =,
WATER POWER FOR SALE OK r, ~ .,s- ,nnn,s
w Tire Wnki River. at D3>hy'ils ~ ,,n ridyyia
,i mouth a III. Iela,.a.e and Hudson Cana and ~ nh
from Kingston Tins power uf9as y! , s " 20 90 '-t IN
t ~ and sInring ippiy OF a;oo0 cuhlc Zee, o' WI w.tc
per hour -evere d'ous.t ohs o.,'1 si;nn rscierr
III .a Id with 81 uthou; the machinery BuinE ,,one u'
quality abundance IN The pFei@S @ .br ,e
ST: S nor ~ i,'' - is inI GEORGE BUTLER +Nsssy =
An EXTENSIVE WATER PRIVILEGE ra,i''a to Lea
~ near N=~ Hay=n : io a te'''. " y,,,a t nv
Er-5 1s:th bulldogs ~! dse d,o.,si i
T-,a..,re- and 5rycr large rs.s. encnss &c wii'cN
-a bnu-h, the mo -rg5!e ;is 1ul at ~ ~ " f. n
r,,y-f n me privilege rene i9r other purpo,= iHr u !
about u FEET and the stream never -- w, , l. r.n
renders c1nn II not superior 20 siF ~. me ,o t The
b aaFIfaied @ from te Sonn or 70 70 "i' Ell WHITNEY
D? New la nvea a'.Gn95 Iane y a4 81: e 5aw Tah&S
=, YEAITH. RECREATION AND e CMF2RT 70 In.
sad snd e.. In nj .aSinn Sns t6eir oe at ons Ranch y
:, well known tho citizens oi New urh ana l,ls
hia in ,is year. with great aoprcb1'ioo as bein decirsa
;he . Hotel md bathing eStnli> "thin
miles fether VsteT and nva!ld' VIII nhG eEe'{ ne
non hy r ak for The Hdtanaces Of sa hHIhs
during me months afe apparent 10 az an I'M
l.rnacf unishe. every nducement ~ faiir' "a
fr health recreation anf confrt To tn" lovers "i hshins
the vicinity bass banks affords great sport ana us
gunner all ind nc lack Of game. i
The steamer Ors, from Fulton MARKET whnI ana tn-
,urn dsy from the Ocean House from the Eer place pas
,ncers le conveyed the Btancl ,eysn m9s n o' % Ga'
nn-es . 49,. !. b;if.CL = -
Long Branch Iune "A. 1874 le-o :"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

COUTHUOY X MEYERS. 3il BROADWAY.
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, GIRANDOIiS,
lf1 CANIELABRA, &c. and Deners IN libUSE-Fl Il
NiSHlNG GOODS eenefoy.-Bens connected with one "i
the largest manufactures the United states they
bed TO o;er Lamps Lanlelnbrg &c Churches Halls ilo
TEX Private Dwellings, Steamboats, and Packets. the Hos
reasonable terms and u quaty not to be surpassed IN ' ~
any other country Especul attention invited TO e S"hi
and ship Lamps for and light srpersedng all u'er,
before tie public 30 @ than FOUR GOLD ind TWO siLvEp
MEDALS have. within the las years been awarded To i
manufacturers for icI superiority this caS o! good The
public respectfully invited tU cal! and examine for them
selves.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

IN PGKSU ANCt. ct an order OF the Surrogate
of tin County of N-y-YOfk Notice hereby TO al
persons having ,aa, AGAINST james enao'er, lac Of the
'ty OF Newfo Dfu.sst ceetas'd to pscHt ie sai.s
of Augustus BJoid No is Four'h-Sueet. ~ ,hr CITY
N+n-iu, before , ~ wrny-,iNth DAY oi July EeI--
AUGUSTUS B.DFORD. ttmlnistIstnf
NNHGAKET T.. " .NDOFER. Adminatr1trL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

DT ORDER Of the iion. FrsnciS y Mann InfIr oi hsa
IS seise- 'ounty Courts and tounse or ~ the Nnpfent
1ur notice hereby gwen that an ei'aehincni ha, Scs'
[ rns tate %! Jamc> tefmund, ai>condn" or COG
debtor and that the WI he sold hr the pnymett
nj I'M rl> unless appear aud d>arre >uch a'3rhhs1i
in, ,o lgv within thee mou> from the lrSt pGblcaioa
~ ,b o6cr and the payment Of any debt or the deiEeyo
any nricrty belonging the sad debtor tn MIN or r ms s
eyr, e forbidden hy law and vo-latet Troy July Z.
lS43 CLAIM q ~ ~ -, i,":c ~. c;s,i,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

DOlSONS, POfSONS, THE SCOLICOTOXICON-
Or the anou. Po-ons tor the destruction oi bedbugs nts
moths! cCcUaches, insects oFe plants. grape vieN
Sc. &c. go,
The Beibug Ex;ermna;or Is valuable and ninIhe rene
dy which yioper npplcnOn and The Dedhuc. vi"
.hun their former abode forever this preparation liquid
and powdered state the powdered be used ~ the whitews
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
Lxw1s PHlLLIPs. Sec.rtary. A

a MEXICAN BTrUMINoUS C0AI--THE CREEK
Z COMPANY are npw rasns, at their Mines IN Cbe,'er
field Co. Virginia, RlGnlnou toal Of superior quality.
which they offer -nic. deliverable slpboard the
Yurd Manchester. oi either of the following gre
Screened culrsc and free lfam fine, Average, che oi
the 5line and Fine Coal, according . order
The Lump nni Screened Coal from the Creek Mines
sequence ui It's highly btuulnOus character t great strength
and purity the tlnI observed deliver iarsc
size, has attained celebrity Tor peculiar fitness
Gr,c> Locomotives Steam Engines Glass FuciOres. sugar
Rcinerlcs. mud for all Furnace purposes
The Average and Fine Coat rie irum different seam,
has superior, either Tor light Smt.eIles heavy FoIgs>.
Consumes who desire ,c1icAL TEST o this Coal. Will
be furnished II, the current shipping rates. with any quantity,
however small. they may order. i'id,es.,
John J. WEElH
Ge;:cTnl Agent tleek tcnpnry Richmond. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

TN PURSUANCE OF an order @. the Surrogate
| Of the County Of N,wYork, Nouce Is hereby s'ra 20
7 -oaS ayia. claims Bryan kossette lae ofths
MD the vouchers thereof TIE subscriber II has store No.
I,-S.1trt IN The Ciy OF Newly 1sk, or before The
s, I,y of liz, reyt Dated New-YoIk the Eth Jay Of
lamar ,sst JOHN PARET. Executor. Sc. jlsia~tn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
Es- COUNTRY TRADERS supplied nj factory prices

Fe1HREAD, NEEDLE AND FANCY STORE. Brond.
L way, lei,veen Thirteenth and Fourteenth seets.-lhe
of the public respectfully invited To the new store
Just opened above IL contains extensive assortment OF small
articles daily the family with variety OF fancy goods.
Yz-Pns. Nee,eS looS and Eyes, superior Sewing Cotton.
ted Canvass and Patterns, perforated Bristol Board Bhn
Gloves. MhtS, LudieS Cruvais and Gaps. tentemeH> oaIS
iiosu,s Gloves Iandkcchefs Suspeuders &c Hosiery,
Manila GrnS, Cloth India Nnnkeen. PaGscs sun Shades.
SchuaI and Travelling Wallets. Plain ana Fancy Baskets.
Wax and other Dolls, &c llar. Nail and Teeth iiruses
Ivory and Shell combs Plnn ard Fancy Stationery Note Pa
per- Envelopes Steel Pens Gold and Silver Pencils. Perfume
~ Fmncy Getln rs huying Cream and ntler cire
articles for the Toilet splendid Nna.rvtt>. Smelling Bottles.
&c &c.-1he stock has been selected with great anu
-,f RI.IiN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

i,dc, ufhe puncpai towns in Newly OrS the East
en States Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware aud Mari
land.
@ Eyey affirmation given at the ctce, where the pspsi
inay be seen Y. Il. PALMER.
eiS eod Agent tor Country Newspapers. 10 Nasau,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
TO THE PURLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
The community judge from The accompanying adver
ement, which appeared III several English papers five m'shs
ago. far they depend the statement made By
Wilmer Smith, IN several Of city pareds a. heyIG.
''7@''' 49, HARNDEN & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

lNAIl. aDE-SOJTH AND WEST. Advert. .efnea1
i arc received for Southern md Western Ne">parn sna
BIS the Agent v l.. Palmer, the tonI Once No
ltU Nassau-.,rce; nbrue Buildings opposite the CITY Hal
s Agency ehrrces most OF the pnncpa! newspapers e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

sN1s ONE CF THE MOST VALuABLE FARMS IL
SFSS THE STATE OF CONNECTlCUT. l. now offered
~ for on rerv io terms 1t contnIn; ~ 9cfeS OF
hichly cultivated land and the premises large dwelling
hn,,e in excellent repair together with all other necessary out
buildings |, being situated within miles OF New Haven and
20 New York location will Ire ind Ia he exceedingly
desirnble For further information apply 10
RUSSELL SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor,
ieIO If 81 I.:e.ty-st. y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29

C,TEAM ENGINE FOI SALE'-A secondhand Ehgnei
Sof Is horse power boilers and all complete nna II,
orer having run but one year, for sne low InauI, H
RODAlAN City Foundry. LIS Warren street HiiD ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-05
VOL w..
WINTER.

The spirit Of Winter arose on the air.
With shiverng limbs all naked and bare,
Born in the depths of an Iceland cave,
Graded and nursed on a stormy wave,
He sumberd a season, and then came forth
His steeds were the bitterest winds of the north
A frozen cloud was his winding car;
Ierkness and Fear were his herads Of war:
His icicle-teeth did rattle and shake .s
Like hurting stone on frozen lake,
Or the Gathering bones Of gibbetted form
That is driven about by the merciess storm;
His long skinny arms he waved in the breeze,
And stripped Of their verdure the plants and tho
leaves:
Wherever no srnoted, his whitening breath
All delicate beings crumbled in death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-05
Poverty,

AS poverty is the lowest, so it is the
most impudent, of the whole family of
vices. Pride is a gen,lemanly failing.
and sins sweely and respectfully. 1t
smells of evil, and turning its vanished
cheek TO the sun, walks abroad in purple
and fine linen. Nay, it rides in coach
and four, and in the hours of pene,ential
caStgation bolts itself in pew of the best
upholstery and fit of humanity, lasting
at least a couple of hours, calls itself
"a miserable sinner.-IIence, pride as its
worst has its good graces. At all events
it never oilends that extraordinary alb
straclon, public decency-for though wo
hear much about it. it is, nevertheless,
something as difficult to discover as q
city police man. No; PRIDE, being vice
that is well to do in the world, may be
called respectable. Pride keeps ba-
rouchc Drunkenness may or may not
be respected according to its education,
we mean the peculiar bottle il studies.
For the drunkenness tina! ponders over
champagne, is avery different vice 10 the
drunkenness that fakes libations from
quar'erns. Arrogance is also vice that
may have its laudation. 1t rarely consor,s
with beggers; but is at least among that
suspicious class, the respectable. Coyetl
BUSINESS and aveyicc are called vices; for
our part, we have ever though, them
among the nohlesi- virtues. And, so, in.
deed, i'll their hear, of hearts, donine men
out Of ten think them. And this is what
they do: they give them hard names,
and then, 20 make amends for the seeming
harshness, take them to ther bosom in
tho same way that foolish mother, when
she sees Der baby doing all sorts OF mis-
demeanors, cries, You little wretch and
then catches the child in her arms, and
covers it with kisses. There are a few
other vices that may all Of them be turned
into passable virtues, it is found in good
Last, cruelty aud relishncss,
each and all Of these may have a pretty
alias-anoher thrilling mnsical name fof
the long cells Of biped thistle ea,ers,--.
london Punch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-05

manned pure, solid gold. The white
haired old man smiled, and said, .All Is
not a bubble.
Tha, thou kecpes, thou losest--,
That thou giyest thou hast.
Witt thou follow me to thy Fathers
house p
lie said this personal---very. and he that
heard, again believed, and turned his face
toward the East. 'Shall carry nothing
with me ? he inquired. Thy withered
rose, and the gold thou gavest TO thy ene-
my, replied the venerable guide.
Before they had proceeded iat. the
the numpeter and The old man in the boat
halloed after them, and the siren of the
cave sang her song.
But they kept bravely on, over toward
the mountain in the East. The flowers
grew thicker in their path, and sent up
their fragrant breath, an offering Of love.
In the trees seemed TO be multitude Of
harps; and unseen hands played the old
familiar tunes.
When they reached The top of the
mountain, John turned to speak to that
kind old man, with solemn, friendly
voice I; but the child with white rament
and shining wings stood before him. She
carried in her arms long wrea,hs of The
most beautiful flowers; and as she dam
ced round and round him, she twined
them playluly about his limbs, singing.
"Ever toward the rising sun,
Follow, follow, lonely one,
Loud sound the notes Of lofty cheer,
Be strong Of heartily Home is near"
Blu. presently, when broad river came
across their path, the man slept shudder-
ing back, saying the waters looked cold
and deep, and he could not wade through
them.
The child dipped her wreath in the wa
ter, and straightway gloriaus rainbow
spanned the river.
On the opposite side appeared Mary,
with rose upon her bosom, ana brigh,
revolving star on her forehead. She TOO
began TO sing,
cloud sound tho notes Of lofty cheer.
BE strong of heart-ihy Home is near"
Then bright smile lighted up the face
Of the wearied traveller. He folded his
arms, and the shining child guided him
across the rainbow with her wreath of
flowers.
On the other side, stood stately pal
ace of gold and pearl; and when he en-
tered, he beheld the sclf-same crystal mir
ror, where he, in the far olden time, had
tried to kiss the image of his Mary.
The coins he had given his enemy
changed to golden harps, and made hea-
venly music. The wiihered rose bloom
ed again in more glorious beauty, and the
whole air was filled with its fragrant
breath as i. waved gracefully in the gen.
tie breeze.
Then John fell on the neck of his be-
loved, and said, I'VE have found our Faith
er's house. This is our Home
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17


The hff n ~ ~ D. eantsiaIus
y rerc. 'na- sd =, J,cob Jou~n e-n interest, - 80
IN. n o. ma " enufrnar i5- 10
mrsgrf by William W. ksnpni i'i dols % el-
issif ~ - - a. 1 a.
rnsi sud ~ 10
81 - Van Notatifh lotn iniers, Nc 90 dois.
he q the IL sec 80, - also, the q
,he n OF
~ q. au~ys han 6ip doi- -
Tie ~ ~ Il ssf - - A. 40, te lalnf TO-
~ - acre. .nfs'g d b, William NJ Ken
aud fsssey 63I asaI-
The shff ufta~ All htlfd tir %; p
ala. hif tie ~ 3d. IT, n
2f1 nrfsasrt Jies eyef $40
dbl.
rh~.w n efsse q t27 n " confirming ac'e; morg,g
- rs rF-- iesi- Jfcs' i-f~ Ffsnei- q Kendall aud Hin
SHi issln- afcre<i. -
. ne hf 4 lr qfuf .rr " alec. tie
oi the ~ Nh,r rinf tnnc ~
James Parker. interest SC 81 dolls 81 ct-
promises each vii pay the
PR pa interest dnnss< will h 10 offered
ff feis ole credit
uf payable annually al
81 pIrei.r VII - the
ftii n,sfr.
p-Iafp
of 49,. ani estsie fH~ sts'e - resell II tnn-.
If is Walker, Ene county 81 Dniei Elsd
fifu y r. ani = Af iianco
J"i r. lrnin ert't, ~ ;eatuiI \ iiunt Etripi
t.rIuy Il J,e, - Safn f.fel
mi stsf.re bid "a i -t- ai i.ni- VIII De- found
un'frr ti~ heats ~ their rasutfcs
by order s,nd ouai ofthe Sinking Fund
JiMES NuRGt-ON. Freia.af foss >ak ~ FsnI.
oaiee 81 SIM sps fgnd Indianapolis, sept, - I'll
The qtbrtriqoaS ~ the Of icuerS far r0rds
desorbsg The lands b. o9sred, e4preSs the
toffo,rsa pos's Of descs,Y,ioH. FIR nosfh
or south or sast Ter 'rfsf qr, for qaarer Sc,
tOr .ffffoa = f0f turn: r for raHye.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
HORSES FOR TEE DnsGDoNs.


Washington Oiy. Seffsuiaff la. 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS sged sad viii he recrc ~ this
- oee our 3oe,k, on Iuesisy he 23d day ii oci.t
td deliver ft, II al and The Tn
rel Sia- At t. se~~ iuia.a Smith ASanSs e JET
barracks Missouri handled dsaeen horsc~f hundred
bet The al dl o teenl neat, and the remainder
be.ss tire 1t of az -.
TI,e wears
old f0re uHd h. PERFECTLY sound and htaiv and
hae strength 10 tca lie arl-
Tiay
ark
twenty VIII De received al aus one c,'o-.
They N d. aetirl received hy orers appointed that
purpose Army
tf he So d
9ace sei npon accepted hs proposals viii
t- p4r fr the fHhfi performance
ei approved required,
PAYMENT wi h naie iie Delivered.
hy aa.is 81 ihis cfire a. the prefer
neral ct The Amy Washington CITY, and endorsed rlAls
"a furnishing drag r'n horses
or uh-bed iN.ee week until The a2d Of October. in the Mad
lnectncer aad Clio Washing cry
ONO Stai~nan and old school Republican. columbus, and en-
Gazette, uho Louisville and fafi>gie
ktufucky; Nashville and Republican Banner, Nashville Ten
Wabash Ieffe ilauie Indiana
ane;-s, iudlna Tie h1gTnn Mistun Republican, BtI
Republican, LOUIS A-sa: register Springfield
illuois.
Editors The above p'prs requested forward IN this Office
&c ltir this
biis ai-p he tiTvlfiri % tbs ofice irf ptSmeni
e & <
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
AGENCY.
The American, land AGENCY (oE.,nauv

:. z
nkDft>. olcfs the lfst day
= following piIccs, 10 Wit:
Liverpool. gland Boston, Massachusetts; New York
Coi1uhu<
Michigan
Tn Cupluy gnmcnls If real IS.
register the offices
toeet pefs'ns wishing 10 become
Tire productions
kss climate nr no., population, schools religious societies, Of
ca hiali-lfi.u hcr tiny offer reaicsiaie Ter sale
tkr
winch wish 90 ani generally 10 attend Ia
tf0ih sellers aud % real estate of dtscrp
fon tract OF isni-a cultivated city
n-iiud Eastern Stues s calling oi The
company occ lesa the paHt nlafs c can he commune
lrsn te al be rnah 81 toiudse ir
81 enoN al aud 10 HsAe choice OF
location suited u thrir object. fssoires and wants
valuable Information which
l. ma the
inaHctd - leave tie cold aud barren
con~ provide themselves and children
home "a genial aud ele regions oithe West
au9lng attend 10
business. n innaii. indianapolis aud Alton
uf real estate, and apTiica
desired Attenuation, ich they
spare 10 plin> 10 be prepared - communicate
Letters adreed American Land Agency Company, Pest
Pad, VII le promptly attended to-
l.. Mlr SELL. indianapolis. President
\. BtFFi' ". durinutti. Sscrefais.
Sly HORACE b. FFJ ~. Alton. nliuuis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
"a Aks.sA ne.

t1ST received from Philadelphia, Glthons Hardware
- nfthr SAW. lrs Aition fote stock,
assorted steel, shear steel Amrrcla blister
spriue k~il> helons
aud ianis,i tia~
Jofn,in~'> celebrated stand and banging am- lard
binding materials all kinds. sliiefy, aud i
leather Hog earprne, Ni,le
f.r w'fk aud bass kettles.
It.lf. lis frt.4 H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
Dry a:oe,ss and Groceries.
JOHN ARlI~i.E.
pANlID AEi.i-IE,
JNO. Meet fCliLgS.
II Gin


Baszs Nssss Ss.gAE9 'FASs.s s'$,s< =, "A.
gEsllE Treasurer ard Collector Of Johnson comfy Indiana,
hereby gives that the u duplicate fpr the pe>ett
year lis hands. The amount OF taxes ch sed
for the year Isl on each huudicd dollars worth
Of taxable pro efty for sa'e luip twenty oents,
and mill, ioi the support ii Def and Dumb A~y lun,
ard cent for a funi 10 erect Lunalc Asylum Z;
ior county purposes cents. ard for road purposes
ia 9 each huatFcd liar, worth If real
And each poll Tor state purposes fy cents and
fo county purposes fifty cents FOT The purpose Of receivg
viii attend IN >on by deputy the usual paf
holg elections in the several townships SAID county
the folio ug day, 10 wit:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
res. ecaa'y aorsased by Abner sanlOm. total
amount due s3i3 80.
S7ty,,.T.S yscyC-;-:p.

Tire tHf TOT re % see =. containing 20 r-rrs The
laif o. tie acres. and the u or
containing foarfe- al - fs. y
Ear5fps EQUITY - JOSHUA H. Hunt
Que $50 10
San rre not 10 sueen' time s-i ah dav Of November
"a o
'c o1eiei .o sale tie Monday
o. o. t4e conditions lfsse sg.ri..l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
Tssa.slI tREssVAL..
David r;,ioIieIG

David 4 rstfS ne:tO
respectfully his old nd be r1bio
= hat lie returned The Eastern
be las selected h great Gaze and purchased
heaacfEe
oafcs ar"'~~o. sgv fsPenflns.
saa ta, Dye Ho"d Dye stuff, PHre
brushes. Aops. CDeos, Fojssrs sspuer Sranl Crars and
Srset CrenaA Tobacco in
line Having his principally he
aud determined To sell reduced price. for such aui
cies al trade Use.
Physicians merchants, reders,"
ana in'"iids are respectfully invited 10 au N, "a, and
prHes. stocA 81"
, @ ), ~, i WI I'M, ne pa" undmg mediclns,
49, " -. Thy day ni-ii
OF the extended hm
iniifr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
,s'ANES IA sAsssAN

rS1HE undersigned eciluli, informs lc
isei artacy the piynvni of taxes any cn.t fe
state Whilst clerk The State Antns office lie was enabled 20
form aHd 10 make arrangements WIN most at
clas treasaIerS order viii be received and heas
forwarded without The risk expense of transmitting
m1nrX.
% payment lands.
10 TIE rcng ofproyed adand lr collection oi lie VIII
also make ale for non residents and oihers
From well Nh public land system.
VIII large fe anas themselves IN the l''r part 81 Vie
Sle having beef eupsei the nmtnt IN hrm
ard hs The Stie rlee -e poono f The
Ecc lands lie liiters render
satisfaction ro all who employ
IkpcT cent w plsme 10 per cent the amount Of
taxes # under - aud cent If SO
10 be paid tn addition
W AUSTIN ". MORRIS
Reference smade-To Fletcher Gi.rr o. H. smith,
ney~ ary. Allied HARRISON, Nerrnis indianapolis james
Esq ferc auie Allen Hamilton. Fort WAYNE, Mica
jah T. Williams and on \ Simpson, of Cincnnai NuHz, Mus
Wunz and Palldinr, West Co. Mrrchani Phdelph
Thomas a. blake Commissioned General Land Office -
TEE s3sX - @T3gls. TsEfsG COME.
SGPci.eESss :-t1Ts &c tiGsc>l "a :ssses 4ses:sti.
VIE undersigned understood people
had el>I De We
York
selected
% the following:
H. 1870 yds. brown and bleached - satines and Jeans
sheetng, 55,& Nds. Eail-ion and Doines
1000 Of a kinds, GIuehau,-.
49, Ticking and Drilling, Zoe duz rai,a Hats Hoods
/ l2so - Summer siuiss. 10 custs fur and ELK hats
uicr 81 rs
egan and bnnncS lies slr; Ribbons. Flowers, Card
ns~ Wells, 5n Gloves, Laces, Eeue~. ari>ennes. frrtdde
AptcaS. figured
Hardware, Nails and Gceries all
kinds
pti'er~
money community above
and buy goods how will ind Their
cA II the & srfed Store, opposite Tie faller lioie
PRES ron. HORN < Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17

A eveTy tcrion Of Blank Books. In al the blank Eook
ihes make Of tie aud imp wed patent method
which them iafaly superior
the oil modes. degree
STRENGTH ami durability, and thereby preventing
specify decay, has hcfeloa, the
Also binding with and improved mode Of
biniius that which
old ks bound IA any style dcsed and the favorable
'f;;c Patient lss,sisiy 5IaclsiGc.
u~cl of Blank ok Binding This
cdy poyeen upon the pur-
pose.
-TRAfS wanted "A exchange books binding
rnsr aiarra
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-17
INDIANAPOLIS Posi- oxEsCE.
z rr:y:,is and Departures OF the Ifssfl

INDIAN As'Else POSE oEE'aeE.
arrivals and Departures OF the 1sssils.
L.rsRS-AuNcs daily at : I. ".
tI.Se>d 4. VI.
BeoAr,e Arrives Tuesdays Thur~ia, and
SATURDAYS II
sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays : T. VI.
~ f~is-rssee5a. h-Auises sunday We'd
HrSsllys ind ffdn- y T. "
chests Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays : l.. NJ.
SotrHsRN VII .Nfdsea-AuNes Tuesdays, Thursdays and
S,tnfas,- VI
We neS an Fiida,s \ VI.
s.rN Baomtagoa--.Nuitts TUESDAY = Thus
daSs AMI SATURDAYS ~ T. VI.
sundays, TUESDAYS aud Thursdays 4. VI.
Mo irtIVt~ TUESDAYS aud ~aiuI!1ys : 4. ".
tk,-cs Niuritss ssd FRIDAYS L. VI.
wsr,r~ va Irrs daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS - T. VI.
tt,s--d Iiy. l.. VI.
No~r,xrNA-NlytS TUESDAYS and Saturdays l.. NJ.
Classes "Wednesday and saturdays \. VI.
pA~vitlt Ills VIA Crarfrtgie Arrives TUESDAY Thurs
days ~ Saturdays
tL,srs Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays \. VI
I.sAsrIrs - isbsaog-Ar,ts Saturdays 4. II.
Wednesdays \. VI.
Noaruss~ Lefsl yorf.Avrs Tuesday Thursday and
Satnftus +. Il
,i,scs Mondays. " .vine~dass ard FRIDAYS \. W.
t. Hu4csssf.r-. sday and
L. VI
,t,srsS SUNDAYS ard Thursdays L. W
fr~pIsto~- Nui,es Wednesdays Z. VI
hoes Wednesdays T.. W.
Indianapolis la. !. i-tL SAMUEL HENDERSON, T. VI.