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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

SEIZURE OF P,rrR Within n shor, time. several
parcels of paper IN the Boston market have been found TO
contain some 100 sheets less IN the ream than reauIr,d
nv law. and have been returned 10 the auctioneor On
THURSDAY. the Post of that city says. 500 cams Of s..ai-
lar paper VAS seized on board a vessel up for a southern
pOE, aud will DO forfeited. Valu. $50.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
FRESH ARRIVALS.

Kz-OULD re<po tdufy inGEm hts old cu.fonersa and The inblic rcn
orally. that lie has Just received direct tom ihr LassTn cites.
ieusive assortment &C FresA DrHgs. -fodaFes. >argest frsfrsserfs.
.Nedcaf Glassware. Pants. Oh. y Grnastrs. >pfrffs = IErpcHuEr. ~ Ans
Lad. BtHler Gl6ss. De Hoods. De sfEf. Pare Hres AID Laernvs.
Brushc. S,ops. Cosno.os. PeJHmop. sug-ror sp1pssA Crers. and
Srsr CareaGnh Tobacco. together ~ nh almost every other article IN
hs line. all ol witch he = determined TO sell NJ the veiy low ~ prices.
The attention II Physicians. country Merchants Feeders, Painters.
FureIs. and inVatds A. respectfully req esfcd.
Particular attention viii be PAID to filing prescriptions md rom
pounding medicines. and tie store oIsIed a N, Loui of The night.
NIen called ugrn-
Accntinulugr ofthr nlfrCrlcc heretofore cKtcEtefto the establish
rnerf - meet uiN solicited.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

n law having passed the Legislature of Maine, author
i>nz Ssa,s treasurer 10 purchase outstanding State
bonds to The beet advantage iha, circumstances will Der.
INIT, we learn that he has made several purchases Of
bonds, having but a little over one year TO run, n, an ad.
vance OF 4 per cent. on their par value.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Il moa'' Life barnd in has o~n Skin DIR. Jones. in
ms excellent lecture. last evening. in treating upon The
skin. exhibited 10 his audience a Life Of Walton. the late
hishwaynan' bound in a portion Of his own (Wal;on's-
not The the Doctor's) skin. which, it appears. had been
tanned Boston TSaRscrio..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
NFnrglNrA.

q MEXICAN Caouei. English do. pow Gered Riuharh Powdered
"a Jaiar- Turkey Dianti, cuta tanl if. -uipiaie N.I ha. Ace
tate Moriiaa. Musiair N,frha. suipiair emninr, tFtsin Taiar
Flower sulphur. Sup. faih. Soda. Iarafs Nod Gum Aus. cahin.s
Masue>n. Red Pres iif.fe. E'ftatt LnlutI nee. 4 asfef oi. aud Swe.i
oh. Anrtifa suwA aflir foregoing 1inir> have been rerei.sd. and
w.l DC sod ~ reduced pines iI cf>hiy : u. CRAiGIrAD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

-Nzr6O-JohnW Woods, OF farewell county. Iilinoi.
las been committed 10 Iail on the charge of inl,umanIy
Killing hrs own child, only ten months old. II wa. proved
against him that he tried To get the PHI, sician 10 kill The
child when IL wa. born.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

A drop Of the Craser.-The London Punch say. TIM
fs'hs' Aa"he" Is about to proceed Immediately to Sicily
to pat . stop 10 the s,sges Of the e crater"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

E.NoH coughs. cfids. asf!mas. q fsulfy az i:eaIiIrr I ain IN the
e SIDE ca breast. sinui"s hisd. pl. fi.iion 81 the heart, oppression
ana soreness 81 The cbf>f, Whoa az cough. and all dlsHres &c the
chest ard lnr.s. Ia lniulunc aftofaon. " viii be fund Ner, useful
and afrN sticks VIII - urTaN, relieve The most obstinate cough. "a
u focomnenicd az p'es.aii anc Efficient medicine. hrsairhy
IoAiiAsrA II.pIiiiiS. sign 81 The Golden Mortar.
lA.unNI.A ..IunnI.n LII 49,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
INpOEeTANT TO TAEEOssS.
.1l.ncs Il al "a CO.. MC.c jl::Nt EaisOIl

No. :. PALMER HOUSE.
1N.3TO T.NDI1NA.
Z q AVE purchased an individual night 10 use -. Know land Tat
81 ent lvOi Nelslun. :, stem Of garment Cutting" aud after xix
weeks pgtrtcal eNannnati ~, ae prepared To pronounce Il unrquiiei
10y any y stem ever hroIght 10 our notice. Hy n, difficulties .nay be
sIrnnnnted which ctnnri by any other. In short, any fotmur any IN
diviAttl however dcfrn.d. NAV be fitted with Ease and certainty.
Welt ~ since been appointed by ,r knoAland, a.en; Tor ihis sys
tern. AMI take pleasure IN inviting all persons engaged IN Tie business
10 cdii and examine Il Tor themselves.
TERMS.
For individual or shop right ia cities, 500 co
dn. do intoNnoi more than two thou
sand inhabitants, Is 90
do. 10 ir smaller towns, II %
T. :. \ general assortment at Ia luf's Trimmings, Shears. Points
Nretcs iale measures, tnyou>, &C. &c. oi the best quality con.
ftiuN on htud. Also a general ASSORTMENT of fancy dp goods Ei
ladies aAi gentlemen. 393n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
CABINET ssAEE-zsOOli.

.NClr .ITF0NICnfnf-
VR-IILftMW ". WI AVER, resp fully informs The pubic aud
w his oil patrons in PARTICULAR. thai lie has taken niu GO rain,r
ship. MrCiARLES WILLIAMS, aud thai The business VIII here
after be- carried on under the finn name of "AtEAvrR x NIIAN-r
Furniture low Tor cash, ~ roud produce. ard Those Tho desire soud
hrsla>, VIII d'wcl ocll. FO3s0sitcti tie SHe aR.-LLbeisr lur-
chasing elsewhere.
indianapolis. January ii, 1911. .9u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

L SNLtl>IA ht with siaitnnS, thIce mile heats. over tho Mont
= gtanrrv Genital Course. Indiana. ~ the Sufiu. meeting \. n.
1911. (Which VIII he in MAY SOD entrance and So fnGcG. The for
felt % be- PLACED IA the hlnds Of Fnncis u. Fry. ttea>nter &c said cm,.
against The hf>t dy ot Anh, \. -. ISL, 10 name and ciu- Nv the lst
Gas OF Nprl lofi. Free To my stallion, each 10 carry one bundled
pounds. the ace ttler~Is e 10 be governed hy tie rules Of said course.
Four ur more 10 make a race. Now two entries. There Willie two
purses rn o..
The isa-,tie Journal will publish the above to the amount Of two
dollars and iorW ad hi To tnls office ir pa, nrnt. :6tAl~tr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
NEW g.EVEEsg STABLE.

NE.Ea III t[sE SIALgEIE.
SHE and commission EsfahEiNiE CR..
TllE subscriber has Just completed the ecc
- IN tin of one of HE most elegant and cnmnnudr1fS
IN Z EN-~~TN stables - the vel. Situated "a tie alley north
~ EJ-xez \ of The Palmer House, indianapolis, whrTe be-
~ II VIII be prepared "a al times IT, receive and sell
2Z-k-SZ- horses un commissions. and keep horses is the
a. daN. IA. old stable, sonih Of The Palmer House = IN fnilore-
ration. HORSES and rariares ~ All times to hire ~ both places. Hcn
hers uf the Legislature and others visiting indianapolis can haveihrir
horses kept on terms as reasonable as al any stable eiiier in tow "a or
country.
nov. -. 1912. 3atf JOHN LISTER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
PALMER EEGUSE.

fS'IlE undersigned would respectfully inform his friends and the
a public, that he has taken possession "i las hotel establishment
IN the cry OF indianapolis, aud intends Ia have the House 50 con
Quoted Is Ia make IL AN arcri tahic and agreeable resort fr Travellers
and boariers. lie invites trial 1t his accommodations aud treat
ment. and hopes 10y h> best rtrt=, Ia rase all comfortable aud SIT
ishrG whp may fiNur hn with their patronage. y. -. PALMER.
March lsI, 1911. a7-iw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
SlI:,s.EEE',s SAg.E.

FpN virtue oi an execution L, ma directed from the Clerks
y cfIcc 81 the Marion circuit count. I Will .NrSe a. pIhlic s,fe AT
the court house topr, ~ the town IF indianapolis, on the 9Th DIV Of
Nffl, lcii, between The hours prescribed hy law, the rents and po.
n for seven years Of TIA. follow ns described real estate, slnnted IN
Marion county. It. wt:
The west hhf the nnrh eas; quarter section 81 .inwnshi, rs. rance
east, 30 acres and also the Mouth wet corner west half south east
quarter seeiun 81. tow nslip Is range q. ore acre.
And on future 10 realize the iuu amount demanded hy saI eVecu.
tian-l VIII at the same time and place expose the fee simple of~aii real
e~ite executed : - pro. cUy OF Dan Horton, at the suit Of Thomas
and W. Smuh.
.H4rel :. isIi q ns0 B.L4 wuEAp. Slo4e.M {.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
ssp'vkFsxG.

ID k.~N IT IIIfUnIlNt = NJ IWt uu NftHI f'ITfFN! lHlfkti
= = = and Delaware streets. to carry on the ahuN' business. tftte-
fgl for past iavorS- ie Subjects continuance ct pairo igt nom alip1ti uc
customers. Iysrf citliwaaciu piea.cs work don, weiiant promptly
piccslow, trade # an kinds taken iu pay nrti, at far rrt,rs paTiIcn
larry non. cni. s'ofe goods, ef'ccil'S- country Jeans lns'A linen.
wool. llN. t,a'icFs. SUGAR. tahnW, betsw ~, sc. \ lot OF superior
garden ak's Goa hand NJ pfe>cnt-
III particulars desirable HAT MI old accounts should hc closed.
either - cs-A. ut scrip, or note. "a rN necessities conpcime To make
iieGucnt ~arra,r- tp meet my liabilities.
sfansp.G..gs T.. l-i3. 4i-y II. X. SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
s~Pa.E@ElEEs E'gEXE'Ts RE.
G i.C "a thsn all for e.. : "a

tNbfHQ 'HrC- Lo0fa.
TE7lE suhscr HERS return iheTtl1nkS 90 their former customers. and
q invite all those ia want of furniture Ia give them a cal! al their
ware room. neat door to Peck - Willard = dry goods store.
y. B.-rhty are prenared 10 make collins q. reduced prices and
attend funerals " III iraF-t and gentle horse AilordeFs from tow u
OF country WILDE promptly aii-nGedio.
45rf EiNSIH & GREER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

WI VIII nj at public v,ndur on Wednesday, The lth day Of
w Apfd. icii, al the late residence of David johnson. deceas-
ed, :. miles south west at Indianapolis. on Eiehe Creek IA " !, ne
TOW n-hif, the goods ana chatels OF The deceased. one wagon.
horses. cattle. hog, sheep. wheat, corn an fltIMtn. uteu~ts and
4 variety OF other Articles too teiIuus To mention H.. al Sums Of three
dollars aud under IL be paid on das If sale all sums ever three dol
lars, a credit OF nine months VII tr rIv n hy purchasers giving
note with god approved Gerholi security. sale 10 commence al ID
O'Clock, a IN. Ca sad iaV. aud continue fon day Il dav until lie
aiueSs belonging 10 said estate are sold.
WILLIAM w. JOHNSON.
THEODORE JOHNSON.
Nil ~ 1911 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

EISr recrlyei aud 'r sale, M invoice OF good news prniirsink
ss II of The same qltAfy as used on THIS paper. aud - warranted
"a be a first rate tticle. lis pat up ~ - and - ~. kegs, and VIII he
sold NJ 81 oeuis per pound. Kegs 30 cents. Iiwiii Re sold Tor cash
ONLY, and n current funds. Orders. post paid. willie promptly attend
ed Ia rs hen accompanied y ihrra~h. 21u T.. iEDDERIf-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
10 TIT, EsEssaEG.

T'HE W.sHrNeToN iiAlI, indianapolis, having been repaired and
v fthtteihy The undersigned, he IsSp ecunly informs the puhl'
thit VI j. his Intention 10 continue the establishment for The curreu
yeat. Ills accommodations shall lie equal To the tesi, and his terms
moderate. The public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
.0f T.. BROWNING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
a<UIA-.pD..Es SgOVsssyG sre>ps,

S'">JN"dN oNH sti continues ~ IA Ola stand "pp"'ie wash
EB ineon Hall. and one dou: east of brakes Hotel, where he keeps
constantly on hlui "A large assortment of rcrdy made cluthIls. iiu,n.
&c, winch h. win sell ~ very low prizes. Persons wishing To ~.
pent>l their wardrobe. viii do welitO cil al his store before puIcIas
La. - DIV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
EsDDrA reE%DzaG.

vN-H STACY * CO. ro4 khlnirts and Blank pook Narnffcfur
VI er-, over WirN's Atrtian ipan. wirIe ~ kinds AMI >,hs
of b,1S hinding wHi Ice done At TIE shortest possible notice, aud WI
rntei ciilln neunrss ani clsipness 10 any ihsi can lie done M Tie
place.
Revised laws in'ed-aycd " nh Gne ruled paper, and bound IN oncor
two volumes. ~ desired.
InAanlnNl.. IlArrmlAr -. lSil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

MORE sODk
n t.NHkS Scripture Promises Jaws Evenin. Exercises
u Preoicnsness of Clist Methodist LYNN Books
'pmfslanl armour Presbyterian do
Token of the Heart Dupsfs do
do Friendship aMers do
do Remembrance Rmwn's Concordance
30 Affection VI. Mooie> Private Devotion
Golden Items IhomI-ui'S seasons
PARADISE Lost Life uf NScine
Pollock Course or Time do Mills
Miss iandnn's Works Bible Prayer Book
Jays Morning Exercises Common do
10 G.. n. JAWS. Bj0t,atr and Sfr'ieYer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
sOsEFF1 I. sTRE.FGHEH.
v W. weaver q dnrrlc. W iIiiauns.

ca Unierikefs and Colin makers, inform the public thai they
S-tcA hive turned their attention L. the atnVc business. y uh a view
1<fSA q rcieaSs the friends "f deceased perAnnS from ie tuutie at
E3F5s attending the a.. ah Wf 4 trend. and they are repaired fo un-
tzEs; iruahe tic whole hn>n-s-o f funerals They can furnish
Es@3 eafh-r = me or two hpr-e A-1re-li~a Carriages " Tsquled.
EJi- They ken on hlnd cuflus az al SIZES. Attendance NJ all
ET lais. Tier arrangements culile~ them L. de- their hrsircss
~ lower than heretofore. Al orders fom The county promptly
attended to.
indianapolis. January fh. 1911. eor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

- P.DANEEfS wuuiG res ecfsn, inform the public That he has
= 9 rcmustdh ms shop twodaos ea>tof Naipolr's stuc, witie hct>
Die .afrd tocsrcutc work in he hest manner ard ~ Sitit notice. Gar
urnts " arriuicd r. sut md frees Ia accordance ~ nth the times -;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

TABLE sUEEEssV. &C..
os<A boz Knives and Forks. various characters.
esSV - do Pocket, Butchers and hoe knives.
% do Bras, Ivory. Horn, and wooden combs.
Scissors. Eazors, Leather, Bushes, Boxes and Soap.
Files. Plr>es, Tins, Hooks and Eyes. Wire,
slate Pencils. Percussion Caps, Rifle Powder,
Lead. Shoe tacks, coffee Mills. screws,
Tea Kettles, and lois of Buttons, Tor sale n
l9u +. u. I. SMITHS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

RAMES T.. DRAKE, assisted by b. Brown continues To keep the
- above named Hotel. nlnng the past summer. he ha>buiiin al
diioa To his former establishment which enables him L. present Ia the
public a number Of neat aud cpnuaiIHS rooms. His stable and car
rage house are calculated 10 accommodate 4 large nunhtr Of iloses
and Carriages. lis hills shall be reasonable. and he viii be happy 10
ace onnmodaie all who will favor Amh wih tleir custom.
November ,. l~t} .Utf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
GssI.a'E EsAIe. eENe---s'iL Cr> Iged.ced.

GszsE..k ESAEsG eE[@---sff ices Eeed.cgd.
T31lE suh-cliicr has conoiaded 10 nmhra iurher reduction Ia lie
II prices 81 ~ SUR arf Roots. hut "hae he does thi>. lee pro
ni~os that al l~ work shall ie unrAed nr the ~ane neat aud sui~fan-
tai manner which has htrrioiuIr carfieized his siall-lm,ti and
given It S.cla decided preference wiki Tie pubic. lsnt-uii be re-
duCcd a. faiow<.
Mems coarse nons. s30)
- Shoes. -
Ladies' best Kid Shipper, fw-uarfcdl. %
a. - Walking Shues do, -
And all other work IN p5utnruon. The suhsrtlcr s v6l aw are thai
Shoes aud Iu.i~can hc purchased ~ some stores ~ the same &, r lrs
Wice- hut a. hr u.es none of The ordinary or rtus, stock. those niins
m~anufriun WIi prove ctearesi IN the cni- ~ lac ~,ii~h Cash, he
Will give bargains. Caii ~ his old st.nd, opposite Brow Ming.
off /. kNODir.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
CONFECTIONERY

CONFECTIONERY.
4 tST received and for sale hy The subscriber.
eE 2OlhSt Candle asserted suchas 100 lbs Almonds.
sugar Almonds. Rose l'ann, 1 ioNeS entrants.
Amlufi, cream. luaii"nni, 2blTes titsnuiS,
Cinnamon. Peppermint, Lemon, box Liqnonce.
spnu-c- Sas>diias, Candies, 2boNes & hncuiaie.
Mint drops, 4d.z Cologne " ,trr. war,nicd To
he Genuine 22y MAYER. East Of the Palmer lluisr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

al. Tc ms fff1INUfuUN rrTI tI iNf~tII N fH- fItt, mn y IHfHI ffi
Ia m ke any tl.He 90 hrs line - lgritie ani cielp "a. ms other 81 H.
liInneni. ia VIII sell his work =, : - co re- pond with the hard
tint-S. and uo man4fnt,rN shhl sell lower Tor cash t.n h.. 80 cal
AMI ~ee his SPLENDID assortment OF Boots and shoes, aud infcc fr
Yourself.
ih!r-. r 3av. Hecsvax, Feathers, Flour. Wheat. &c. &c. VII "a,
al Times d. received fr work. Shop = few doors et at Vance z
i}eris's ani neat dmr 70 justice strphenss onrr. of which those ~
deAi wr take due nn'nc. BY WILEY L. y ATES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
eIS.sHS syD TnrAS~n

- = y
EI~T received and for sale hy The subscriber. l0tO1 best 81 - -
eF Cigars, such Is Havana, La Leguudad, EcsIas. pnncia . a.
rnl, etc
le-lm hest hAf Spanish Cigars, NaHroad. I.ady.S Twist.
.N,lo dpctnhinn do Sweet Pug Inl common Tolarco,
I'im- tnHhi, ka9pee and go Ibs cut aud dry, smoking AMI
scotch snuH. ,I.wfnr T,oinrco.'
- hoN'-tt~ taveaGish, 1000 Pipes aud III cscms,
~ ER. Ili nf the rImDl IInn.e
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-14

Dow ON MATRrMoNY-Dow, Jr., close
sermon on kissing with the quaint advice,
comprising all the essentials to welded
bliss:
81 want you, my young sinners, to kiss
and get married, and then devote your
time to morality and moneymoking. Then
let your homes DO well provided with such
comforts and nocessarics as piety, pickles,
pots and kettles, brushes, brooms, benevo-
lence. bread, charity, cheese, crackers
faith, flour, affection, cider, sincerity,
onions, integrity, vinegar virtue, wine and
wisdom. Have all these always on hand,
and happiness will he with you. DOM
drink any thing in,oxicating--cat moderate.
ly-go about your business after break
fns.-lounge little after dinner--cha
after tea, and kiss after quarreling; ant
all the JOY, the peace and the bliss III,
earth can afford, shall be yours, ill In,
grave closes over you, and your Spirits
are borne to a brighter and happie
world.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-14

Long hair is glory to acoman," saySP an,
ARd all feel the truth Of the pious quotation.
PreserrC it then IadicS-your glory mayJau
Unless gon protect ii aoih this preparation
Robert Wharton, Esq. former Mayor of Pha-
dephla certified, as may be seen below, to the high
character of the following gentlemen, and so has a
number of Judges aud other official characters
whose names will be found in another column
Read also the British Consurs certificate.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
ussd the BALM OF COLUMBIA discovered by
J. Oridge and have found it highly serviceable
not only preventive against the falling off OF
hair, but also a certain restorative.
IVM. THATCHER, Senior, Methodist Minis.
ter IN ST. George charge, No. SO North Fifth
street.
JOHN p. NGLIS, 331 Arch st.
JOHN d. THOMAS, NJ. d., 1863 Race street.
JOHN $. EUREY. l01 Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY, 243 South Seventh street.
JOHN YARD, Jr. 1913 Arch street
Twill certainly raise its virtues IN the estimation
OF the pubic, when IL Ia known that three of the
above signers are than fifty years of age, and
the others not less than thirty.
MANS RIGHTS AND WOMEN'S RIGHTS.
u man has a right to 90 bald-and so has
a woman 10 go barefoot and one looks about as re
spectacle as the other Now if you wish TO stay
bald get so if you are not, then do not use the
Balm of Columbia, for We do know that if you do
the true from II Cortland ST., with the sigui-
ture OF ComStock Il Co. on it you cannot lose your
hair, unless your wife pulls il out, and il she has
pulled il out, the Balm will make it grow again
This is not Joke, though we have not had our hair
pulled out, we know who have, and have had il re-
ctorcd-and others were losing and have had il
stopped by Odrigc's Balm, rom2l Cortland street,
and we are not afraid TO say so and YOU may think
we are paid Tor it, you please, because you would
mi Il an an hst slsN,,s
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-14

AN "ATTAcHMENr." -We have lust
now heard good story Of which an Ala
bama Sheriff is the hero. Court was in
session, and amid the multiplicity of BUSH
ness which crowded upon him at term time,
he stopped at the door Of beautiful widow,
on the sunny side Of thirty, VINO, by the
way, had often bestowed mailing glances
upon the Sheriff aforesaid. He was ad-
mitted, and soon the widow appeared; the
confusion and delight which the arrival OF
visitor occasoned, set off 10 greater advon
tage than usual the captivating charms OF
the widow NJ. Her cheeks bore the beauti-
ful blended tints Of the apple blossom-her
lips resembled rosebuds upon which the
morning dew yet fingered, and her eyes
were like the quivers Of Cupid the chances
Of love and tenderness with which they
were filled, resembling arrows that only
awaited beau, pardon the pun to do
full execution. After few commonplace
remarks:
"Madam," said the matter-of-lact Sher-
if, 81 have an attachment for you.
A deeper blush than usual mantled the
cheeks OF the fair widow--with downcasi
eyes, whose glances were centred W on
her beautiful foot, which, half concealed
by her flowing drapery, gently patted the
floor; she, with equal candor, replied:
"Sir the attachment is reciprocal"
For some time the Sheriff maintained
on astonished silence, OF length he said:
"Madam, will you proceed to Couu!"
"Proceed to Courlp replied the lady
with merry laugh then shaking her beau
tful head, she added:
"Ne Sir though this is leap gear, will
not take advantage of the license therein
granted TO my sex, and therefore greatly
prefer that you should proceed TO comt.'
"But, Madam, the Justice is waiting"
''Let him wait, am not disposed to hur-
ny matters in such an unbecoming manner,
and besides, Sir, when the ceremony is per-
formed, wish you to understand that |
prefer minister to Justice Of tie Peace"
A light dawned upon the Sheritl's brain
"Madam," said he rising from his chair
with solemn dignity, "there is a great mis-
take here,my language has been misunder
stood. the attachment of which speak was
issued from the Office of Square c., and
commands me to bring you instantly before
him, TO answer a contempt Of Court,in dis
obeying q subpoena in the case of Smith rs.
JoUes!w
We dIop the tain!-PoSt Gibson Her.
aid.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-05-14

SlNSULAR BRIDAL CoNsTUME.-"Si ngu-
lar displays happen tot unlrequen,ly,in the
efforts To appear fine AT a marriage. A
bridegroom who had not the wherewithal
himself (it was in the country,) borrowed
of a friend huge green blanket overcoat,
n dicky,and pair Of tiSherman's boots, the
thermometer being at ninety degrees,
Thus equipped, be joined his bride, who was
arrayed in new cotton garm m, her only
dress. The twain hurried to the residence
of n missionary, who sooa made them one.
The husband restored his wedding suit to
ITS owner, passing the honey moon. as he
had his life previous, sh rtIcss J.urfs
Scenery ofhc Sdndrich Islands.