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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
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REALS, uAII: RESTORATIVE

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BEAES' HAIR RESTORATIVE
I.apple, aud sunped At TIE Ptaprie;oF: office.
40. 49, F!K~l-AVENUE. l..
Persona! references !frsr ~ 70 'ts taeccsS.
Guions 173 Broadway. New fc:k.
.er,!ans Mix street. Bus'n1.
Wilsca. Il ccust street. fil,adelphl1. ,-,,,,
Parker. Mu.Se;. Broad Erect. Newark aeJ imsitN
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNlrED STATES.
No. SO BowEKY.
ANDERSON & DOBBS have Iu;t received large and
splendid assortment o. rew Spans Pattern, oi superior uay
En-iish and - =. ,.,-,>--,.
Cnrpetng Patterns that caaaO; be found II cny other E2o
lShment. ,, p,
Ex,ra fine and Common Ingram Carpetns, veqitan Hal
and Stair Carpets Floor Oil Cloths. 1ued and Turkey Hearth
Rug, Paror Door Mats. Table and Piano CoEers.
'TRANSPARE WINDOW SHADES, &c -!
All ofwhch where purchased ios CASH previous 10 me
great ndvace the above description OF Cafpeng and Will
Be sold NJ the usual low prices ai 9. Bowety.
We advise all who abOu; pu:chsln: 10 cal .osn aid
nste ;krir scIectioss A ANDERSON Ss UCDBS.
No. % Bowery. The hist Cnrpei W arehouse
,,J6 Ir,;s. above Heste! ST.
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Carton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAL. DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS !or BOAT p At SAILS.
AWNINGS &c. Also. HEAVY TARPAILiHS, Pa.
PER Eel TINS y 10 - inches wide; BAGGlNG. plan
and twlled 2 and "A nc ALo, Gram ana Meo! Bags ga
a''' 0"'''e's sbR,NChE ERHoFF. FOX & POLHEMus.
os,sr,, 81 Beaver street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

L'LEGANT CRATE APRONS-E. II. Tripp, l67 Divis-
IL street. manufactures and has for sale an extensive as
Of Crate Aprons. Looking Glass and Picture Frame
Trimmings EaGdestcs Sh1acs. Hall Lamp shndes &c.
OF the nest patterns end Of the very bert workmanship Of uny
United STATES Call and liberal discount EaGe
10 those VINO buy sell l. H. 7 GJ keeps good
OF stationary and fancy goods to' sale =: ia pFce
L..
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,I,o TnE INnARITANTs oF EAST BRoADW ~

ITO THE INHABITANTS OF EAST BR0ADW w
4 AND ITS YIClNIrI.-.itthes suggestion ot number
Of respectable families. residing W the Seventh Na3 tie Pro
prieior the AHAMRA. BroaGway, has been induced 10
npen Branch establ.hmGn az No lGJ East Btoa-
,yuy above RutEer street The house ssry large
and one beng t'lntc IN tie most central part Of the
street Tic Saloons fitted up tyc OF great taste and
ncafueSS. To those who have visited ms establishment
Buad,v he need only that the cue,vurs und
please hs wall be evIcc there ut the former
,trc. 10 those who have lie cctiy ::es i.ss to
cal and nd.e for themselves.
Fh, saloons viii be ready receive company Tuesduy.
the 1h Inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

DIAPER MILL FOR SsLE.-Wi he sold n public nGc-
without a. The l'r"- bidder, on ~ e'icany,
extensive manuitctory t''ee c94d de ns h"r's
bar.. and thirty ui !ard The buildings wets
ercc,, iew ycn by !re Ws>ed Paper Hi Ln., nnl
have been always used aud occupied tpr paper manufacturing
purposes, and offered 0I g.c "a settlement % the estate
vi 'c late Moses Ely, deceased
The advantageous. being within abnu; two
me. the ioursng village Gt EeStte!i. t,.O me> fiD
tic !in'npen and New llaven canal and two miles from
Western Railroad winch access 10 boi Boston and
New York AZ al the year! Tie mli IiS pU,
g!ne and the marlincy Is OF modern r'c; he terms viii I've
liberal. bat yii he particularly arrOunccd l the time ui se
Fur q! thet pnr;iculas enquire of Al RED posi- New
burch. y. V. EUGENE ELY. Il Fulton street New
BniSE % y. =. LEONARD. fs.. Nc.he'i. MIS-. oi
CYRUS ". FIELD, No. . BurIins-sIp, New YORK.
nit lrlo
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ny Mutual Life Insurance Company of
NnrIr-1'hs ln-frIiinn dr,inl. nnnnih q.
School and miscellaneous Books, &c.
N,iIIItN N L. clp \ II LII

lmy. edtIelI Total Lives Insured. ii
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95 Beauer-Street, tioo doors from Peari-street
Ics- ofc.s at LOWEST RATES School and Miscele
ncuIs Books, Blank Books, FapeFs. tlu. md stationery
general 10 which e iayiies the attention OF Merchants.
nihs 5nIS
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

o. ] o MS ect
II 2. CLAYTON * SONS are ia Constant receipt of Pa
81. rERS adopted to Jranr of the trpde embracing
unusIal large assortment % lus B'oS Cap Letter
Writing. together with every description Nc;s md Book
Printing. Core pnper oi Medium mud Other .7ey Envelope
Tobacco. shoe ana Tea. straw HHd i,ng Wrapping; Hand.
ware and Coh IN great yarey SIX and Lo. l,>ue slam
md co0fed, Sc sc. .sGes StTaw Bonuet, Trunk and
BHnd5oX Boards. Pgeti Papers, &c. &C. Ial0it
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
METAL. ROOFS. GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
VA Ehp FIVE VCIps, 'ltiji(ti l.: E,ii - Y l. AZ

" F,lK FIVE IEAKS WHICH + -FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USUAI.-The subscriber, have invented j
mrht-I fcoveFl- roofs with prn s''arizc plates
which they guarantee tight YEARS when
p.i by them. The meta! : pu- th.t ha
affected By the shrinking swelling N te paoSs which i
nd .y tic contraction expniSiun %! the metal
The following gentlemen Iyc Id their ,ielg houses Gld
iTs city. covered by this method ~ es fsisciua
Ean.r Ersycft Esq. of 5li avenue grri Sts:.
John :. Sclie-inerhorn. rsJ, No. - Eroadn's -.
David Austin. ESD % ENchnn=e pucc md Hia;n-st
Geo u Batter E.,l.. No. 81 Nassau u.
fpnrt, Burnt. Esq. % i}r"ad--
Notice IS given TINT the Improvement Is patented al pc,
the trade wishing TO cover root ty the subscribers, pa
caf Gllnln permission m0t.ri'
r,bi nj q TonJ-q lr,,6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

rJNHE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
tGEScY OF = PALMER. esensre'y Snown Throughout
the prncla the CnJn established at l6J Nainu
street. irJGne Buifin.s oppcsi; Li;y Hal. L: tie coi
tJrics. nG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

MANUFACTURERS DEPOT FOR STRAW GOODS
Nl-tiATS. CAPS e.c.-kenoyeti 20 lU2 Fem! street
TIE stock well worthy the geruun ~; pufciase:s - the
goods the latest =, ana ,hc subscrfer 1rGEtc that
Both goods md pncc- sha give ents sG=cion o. shfewd
and discriminating buyers. OsO. Bklllri.. ~ lIis'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

COZ tFHtOI Il MEYERS, 34l BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURE OF LAMPS, GfRANDOI rs
III IANnEL FRA. sc. md Denisr, m i!uUSE-FUR-
N!SHSG GsODS genernlly.-Bein= connerted OF
b,ed TO Offer nrnps Cznd-nba &c rpr Churches Halls u
eS. Pnvne dwellings, steamboats, and Packets TIE
reasonable terms, and OF quality be surpassed IN this nr
any other country Especial attention invited tier Soar
and Ship ars. tor nnd light suefedug all other.
ore the public. No les than cn two SILVER
have within the laS: years, een awarded the
manufacturers or er superiority this ca. U good The
public NE respectfully invited To call and examine for them
selves.
ne CouyraY TR,pvns ,upulisd NJ f.co,y ,,r;-e ov1 I'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

The similarity of the extracts is evident and the
fraud equally So The dite of the pretended tour of
Roorback's brought down from 1884 TO 1886 so
to answer TO the time of Folks Speakership the
House of Representatives. Nic Rirer, which is 300
miles North East of Folks residence. is changed to
Duck Rirer. small ream Folks t. give
the appearance of credb.lIty to the lie. the rest is
word for word til the end where Featherstonhaug'>
conclusion is oppcd OF, to give place to the fraudulent
and f,lsc of the f1rger applying to Col. Polk.
The Globe. in noticing the fraud. observes that
New river is a river Of Virginia. 1t Is the head Of
kanawha river. which empt.c> into TIE Ohio about
l5O miles below Wheeling, Virginia. Above the
Great Falls in Grcenbriar county, Virginia. the river
i called Ne,c river and below it i called Kama ha
Col. Polk resides about half way between New river
and Natchcz, Mississippi 50 the negroes, according
to the story gong toracdS, instead of fron
Col. Folks res .dcnce.
The Evening Journal. having assumed the paternity
of the fraudulent extract. and accompanied it. with
most bitter and abusive commentaries UPON Col Polk
was called upon by the Argus and Atlas to produce
the copy of the pretended Roorback> book. or IN de-
faul,. to under the impuation II the infamous
deception which It had endeayored to practise upon
the community. Afier twisting and squ rlnne about
a week. and the evidence Of the fraud accommodating,
it finally admitted the forgery which had fathcred.
and gave the tqcd Chronicle, obscure Wing
paper as the first which published the pretend d ex-
tract where 1t appeared a communication. The
extract has been COPIED INTO many Wing papers. from
the Albany Journal. and though Its fal-ity Is now
acknowledged by many. others either continue to
propagate It. fail to admit the fraud The whole
thing Is IN character with Wing honor. honesty. and
politI,.a morality. As Gullford, of the Cincinnati
Atlas recently admitted. ",ctea The truth trW not do,
Il IS their duty 10 tell a he.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

desperation ~ VI. Cloy--Hs .Enai appeal to the
Abotiionisis-" Positively his last" letter Tie
ISros Quesfion.
Tie National Iniclligonrer e the Isl INST, brings
To NJ the following, Mr. tlsys latest position.
The demagogue begins to feel that his last hour has
como lie sees tie folly of his letter writ n.y. and
viii write no more for the public eye. HIS final APP
peal Is 10 the Ab5Ltonsts In New Jersey Penns Iva
MA and OHIO, where Tire elections are held next Tues
day. lie rctracs many Of his former opinions upon
thc Texas question: but docs not rctrnct however.
single item OF tire abuse he has heapcd upon the men
win, So votes he now wants.
lie says he Is opposed to the "uamed,otc annexa-
ton If Texas, but he does not promise to throw any
obstacle IN the way of II, should he be elected Presi-
dent. lie makes no offer 10 Use the veto power.
lis letter against Cns .ius VI. Clay sil stands as
hs pledge to the South. His Aiendanha speech must
st be quoted, and he, therefore, sill saws to the Alb
ooa.' Is, On hmm mint y"q, business. MY
SAVES ARE FAT AND SLEEK"
In all his regeneration, h In, not vet backed out
Of these positions, IN hi, third Texas letter
ii do not think that the subject of slavery ought to
effect the question way the other
''lt would be tNWlSE To refuse = permanent ac-
QUESTION winch Will exist as long as the Globe re-
malns on account OF temporary institution"
He sidi remains the same ungrincpcd dcmagocue
h. ever has been. His last letter can do HIM no good
More than ever, must he now be despied by the Abl
llon>ts thcmsevo. and they Will laugh to scorn III
the whining appeals of his minions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
AslD.OfpIlalc.

The Ashlandcr. coon paper. published at Dayton,
O., speaking of Demo rate meeting. SAYS
Within ~ yard, Of the Speakers s;ard. we
counted no less than SEVEN gambling tables, and
gambling gong at them during tie Whole time Of
the nee NJ tmong them regular rolcfte ;
table. We saw persons betting money at every table.
and sometimes hgb FIVE doar> at tine. al
these eaInbl ny places within sound of the
speakers voice.
1t i not wonderful days. that the Wigs viii
attend Democratic meetings. II = only wonderful
that TIN, the first tine ticy have % ey follow ed
Mr. Clav'> example. Th.~ Wing editor could not keep
himself away from the gambling tables "a he admits
he sa,c all Of these things
By-hc-bye. IT i sid the Wing counterfeitcr. whom
of our INDIANAPOLIS folk generously liberated
a few weeks ago. Ptnaed at the great border
encamfment Of 1900, and ~ jail at Centre
vile We advise frend-, at the great gatherings
70 look out for coons.-of a particular class
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Gen. Howard.

We refer reader, to the proceedings Of publ c
meeting in reference to the death of Gen. Howard,
aud hope that all Will unite in carrying out the re
luton relative to table monument II his memory
We invite his friends from every section Of the State
to contribute their mites TO worthy an object.
What Is done should be done promptly. a list OF
subscribers viii probably be publ ished and duplicate
plae cd IN t. monument. None beng more deserving
of such token of remembrance. let Us how
well ana how It can be accomplished. SubscriP-
tons may be sent to either member of the Committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

'Rpediaie objections Lut nevertheless be would IN
-'anty give up his objections 10 even the immediaie
annexation # the gneral ,oia." '.apprormaiing To-
yards manimty." required it... VIVA, humbug
can be grosser than this
Short MIR. Clays letter IL. he IS evidently tired
Of Tie subject before he gels through. and lodges of
upon the Tariff There j. god deal of Mr. Clays
CHARACTERISTIC cunning in tins. Ii is intended as a
h'ni 70 las friends drop the Texas cues qu-
city a they can and continue 70 play upon the less
dangerous humbug of the Tariff We shall see #
they have enough - take the hint.
We now copy tie hfih and as Mr.. Clay say, posi-
lively his last letter. with the preface of the Ohio
Statesman. This letter i, an elaboration of that
above copied, and the comments viii answer for
both.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Henry Clay II Gambler .-Cassius VI. Clay
las AcCuSPr.

Tie Chilico'he Advertiser says the fact i 50 noto-
rious that Mr. Clay gambler. that his supporters
in Kentucky where his character i best known. do
not pretend to deny il. Cassiu> ". Clay made the
following statement before public meeting III Ceye-
land on the 81 tn day Of August Just past
Henry Clay i'd gamble. and 50 did the whole
Kentucky bar. of which Mr.. Clay member
But this was years 90 and he bel eyed Mr. Clay
had now welded to the force of public opinion and
given up Bu, | DO no, deny that Henry Clay DOES
Vow occasionally with b., friends tax cameo rhis
and "a II Il customary in henmcky. 10 cni.yon the
play. bet a quarter holf eSoh game. and the
winners kccr the money
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

The law of this State provides that every white
male citizen of the L. s II years age and upwards.
who has resided In the State one year immediately
preceding any election, may vote IN the county an
which he resides, with the exception II those who
have been i.franchised for crime, &c. But no def
milton i given the Statute Of what shall constitute
or be considered a residence. This allows e good
deal of clubbing, and of some valid difference OF
opinlon az 10 what does does not constitute that
qualification The election law If OHIO i explicit ON
this DO Mt and embod.es what would be the require
ments of the common lac here. should the subject be
brought before the Courts As may be Of service to
our judges and inspectors. deciding the question
presented copy that part of the Ono law alluded
to-
SEC ,. The Judges Of the election. in determining
the residence Of per>on offering 10 vote. snail be
governed by the following rules, 80 far as they may
De applicable
That place shall be considered and held TO be the
res dcncc Of person which has habliaton Is fixed,
without any intention of removing thercfrom, and TO
which, whenever he Is absent he has the intention Of
returning.
= person shall not be considered or held 10 have
lost hi> residence. wLo shall leave h> home and go
INTO another State county of this State for tempo
rary purposes merely. with an intention Of returning.
3. person shall be cons dered cor held To have
which he shall come fJr Temporary purposes merely,
without the intention of making such county has home,
bui with the intention of leaving the same. when he
shall have gotten through with the business that
brought HIM into il.
L. IL person remove 10 another State. with an IN
tenton to make II has permanent residence, he shall
be considered 10 have lost his residence IN tins State
>. If a person remove u another Safe with an IN
tenon of remaining there for indefinite time, and
place of present dence be shall be considered
have lost has residence this State, now itistand
me he may entertain an intention 10 return al some
future period
Il. The place where married mans family resides,
shall. generally b. considered and held 10 be hIs
>idonce; bat f 1T place of temporary establish
mont for hs family, for transient Objects 1t shall
be Otherwise.
Z. If a married ha> his family fixed in
Place and he does his bus an ano,cr. the former
shall bc considered and held be the place of his
sdencc
:. The mere intention 20 acquire new residence
without the fact of removal, shall avail nothing nel
Their shall tlc fact of removal without the intention
.. If person shall 20 INTO another Stale. and,
VIII le there the right Of citizen by voting
he shall be -dered and held IL have lost his
dcnce IN this Sale.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

1t viii be seen from the above estimate that Polk
viii have 80 votes than suite ent to elect hun.
and that # the doubtful States should 20 for him. HI
minority will be increased 70 III electoral woes.
Tic election in Maryland vas held on lhe ID day OF
l. Is month"; and In Georgia and Arkansas tie 1th.
and IN New Jersey lennsy wanna, and ONO the IA
of tbs month"; and they viii soon test the correetn =
of our estimate. If tn elections, now beng held
should turn favorable "a w. nave estimated,
Mr. lay canno, be elected IN any event Y
Tie above was handed a week ago by friend,
who i very close calculator. and We consider H. at
lcas safe estimate While we are not DISPOSED to
be gsi.e liberal he IS, and the election in several
of the Siaes has already tran-l ired, shall make no
further comment than to say. that perfectly gree
with him, that .Clsy cannot be elected any event.
Fps
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

The dying cxcllnla Of lliu,iriou, jefferson
"a HI d.mmng reverted to the great conflicts,
winch, IN heal and vgor. he had wagcd again I the
enemies Of tie right of man. should bc the raj
lyng cry the Demo, f indiana. and be rung uil-
-Ings uni.l the Great Contest of November That
contest * 10 settle the whether our free IN
Stiui4on> shall exist "a they are and a they came
from the hands # the saec> ard heroes Of '16, or
whether they shall be changed and gradually remod-
died 10 correspond with tie dccsablc government of
Enc land. Til, l. the and >uD,tancc of tie issue
Need then urge friend, To- r. double d efforts,
Incrca- ed activity. and untlr M vigilance All this
Will be necaful for though We are sure n majority of
the people wsh u during the late election.
equally sure that our adycr>ares viii make the
most desperate efforts TO carry tie State for Clay IN
November Already have their leaders sounded the
notes Of preparation ana If warning to their coadiu-
Tors and fllower>. They must be- and resisted
stead ". firmly, and energetlcally. We therefore
sound the alnrm IN season. and Warn The Commit
tes." wherever they are, and every friend # Demo-
cratic liberty where committee, not. to si,a Ike off
at every feeling If liz c>>nc>s and inactivity
and hencef nth do what the Wings were 80 oftcn and
earnestly exhoricd to do. previous to the August
election, WORK. WORK. WORK - Thi> done.
and are sure 81 rtcfory M Norfmber August
has proved conclusNcly that we have the nunbers
let : not fail then at the next trial for the want of
proper activity and energy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
W II ggcry Iud Mali. ism.

The lhlado nia SPIN Of tie Times s.ys-
The Wing papers nave absolutely the hardhood TO
state that IN one Of the PA ladoph.a Congressional
Districts. LevI- g. LEVIN. Loro s.co. and active
member OF the Society. bY the Native American
party Of that Dis rct tieir candidate against f.
Joy Norris Esq
'pirii Of imPudence only think of calling Mr
Levin hon every tody know, to have been al has
ilie, 'lank Tod y a violent wag and bitter ofpo-
nent OF every democratic prlac4p le-q Loc9oco.
y nat monsirous al-urdtv,' -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Backing Out.

The Louisville Journal gives tie following advice.
The coons used to take the Journals advice VIII
probably follow 1t
Don't bet your money! gentlemen the President al
election. Talk a. loud YOU please. but don't bet
your money Buster violently "a YOU Ike. but
don't bet Your money Brag /, eNtrayagantly a you
" H. but don't bet your money. Swear like the devil
if YOU must. but don't bet your 'ney. Follow Cur
advice and before the end # November good many
of Won viii thank us with the peary of gratitude
streaming like ram from the tips of your interesting
noses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
F.om Mc T,ppe1aao, Lnrnal.
LETTER. FKOAI Mr.. Clay

IL In IIt'F4'I Nh. LII
On the receipt Il Mr. Clay's two Aabama Letters.
some II hi' friend here, thought they could see in
them, # not Departure from tie ground assumed in
his Raleigh giter, at least apparent cunilctiOn
with come Il the view, cmb,din ID IN it. For the pur-
pose of satisfying ali such, and IN order that the pub
lie mind might a mu'h rs possible be d.sabused from
tie impp-.t prarliced upon Il by the enemies and
traduccrs II Mr. LAY. IN regard his real
on The lcxas ue>tien, cur townsnen. Mr.. John Pur
due and Godlove :. Orlh, E,q. addressed him n
mnniraioa, inf rming him Of the construction put
upon his Alibaml letters. and asking him IT such
construction comet. The following i, his reply
1t Is PLAIN. pointed and full--and we think ought to
bc entirely satisfactory
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Caution.

We would especially caution the Democracy of
Indiana to be the lookout for spurious tickets on
the day of election. Too much cannot be used
by our trends No doubt all kinds of game will be
attempted ly the Wigs. Let rot Texas" " Polk
and Dallas" or Democratic Ticket" prevent any of
the Democracy from examining every name on his
Ticket Compare every name with the list published
in the Democratic papers. Watch the rholc name.
Eternal vigilance is the price of Liberty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Public Speaking.

Hon. CHARLES III. Test a real Strrigttom Democrat.
will address the people of Indianapolis and vicinity at
the Democratic Club Saturday next. the Eth
inst Should the crowd be too large for the Club
room, the meeting VIII adjourn to some more conven-
tent place; therefore come early
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

In 1892 il will be remembered Henry Clay was
candidate for the Presidency. and wa deteiied 10y a
majority # one hundred and eighty leigh: electoral
vote- = Ildianay oils Sentinel.
In $50. il will be remembered. General HARRISON
who a, all the Locof papers swore. had infinitely
less popularity than Mr. Clay was elected by popular
majority Of one hundred and fifty Observation-Disclosures
J0urnGl
Very we'll But our western people remember that
Gen. Harrison was not their enemy III fought for
item when Mr. CLAY refused III never called them
Land Pirates and Robbers. III never t>hed all hI>
Life for the Pres dency H. never made practice Of
gambling H. never barga ned with hi> old enemies
TO cheat the people of their choice for President
that he might get Office himself Gen. Harrison was
a saint compared with the black lee OF Ashland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
4 iclSCis.

Let every district IN the State be well supplied with
genuine Democratic Tickets. Every township COM
mtee should see that Their neighborhoods have a
supply, and that supply in season. To accommodate
country friend, we shall strike oil large lot
and have them for sale at 81 30 per 1000, cash ARRAYS
IN adraRce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
Get ont your Papers!

Persons DESTROYS of taking out their Naturalization
papers in this vicinity. should remember that the Cir
cult Court commences session in Hendricks county
on he second Monday. liih Of this month; in Boone
counv on the third Monday. Oct. 2lst; and In Ma
ron county on the fourth Monday. Oct. 18th