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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
IL he Merchants generally, that they have la
ken those large and commodious Wharscs with Two
Docks, moth OF Chesnut street, on the Delaware,
together with the store No 10 South Wharves
where they would be pleased TO receive conslgn-
ments of Grain, Flour, Seed, Whiskey, Iron, &c
&c. Being also well prepared to forward oil kinds
of Merchandise Nv the SchuylkilI and Union, or 10y
the Chesapeake and Tide Water Canals, as tow
boats are kept expressly for the purpose of towing
boats hy ii her route.
Merchants will please be particular to send their
goods destined by either canals to No. 10 South
Wharves between Norke, and Chesnut streets, on
the Delaware, with directions accompanying them
which route they wish them To be shipped.
az Plaster and Salt for sale, at lhr lowest mar
ket price BOLTON & ca,
March 10, lSi3. No, 10 South Nharyes.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11
LcNGLIY'S
Gre at Western Indian PanaCea.

Compounded enlircIy OF NegclabIe
Substances;
Free from CalomeI and all other Minerals.
For the history OF his medicine, and lis unrvalled
and truly surprising sucress and popular.
i,y, see large bills
mt is recommended general chihaFtic for
n family use-in dyspepsia and all bilious dsca-
ses, it is invaushle-for Asthma it is considered
specific, no having yet occurred which it has
failed to cure-for common colds, imflammaory
diseases, rheumatism affections of the liver, &c.
and for females, il is q safe and excellent remedy.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-05-11

The best method for The Abolition Of Disease
is TO cleanse and purify the Body.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
white .,;a.c .s..s E:.,ci. slaves.


Cy's IL irH4, ic9=ilcnry Clay has written Z
long letter - John White. cndsavoring - ~ arty
with The sentiment said 10 have been expressed by
hi;a-If gentlemen VII NJ ALLOW rs - have black
si4scf, they l~nu-flc Us have wiito one; fr We can-
met cut or li5c9sod, black cur hoes, and have car
wives aud d%auslcr, work in fhe k.tclcn.' Tlc CX-
l~ien1tion. j viewer, rather makes Ia" mater wore;
fr hc merely say, - never conc yod q con -a-eny
III which ! would 'ator or cera.cnlnce retuc n rhtr
mon - yrfery. Int H. adli.s, b. chr l.naicato2
at least. The Authenticity Of Tie other IDEAS czfressol
in thc sentence. Nobody ever :G1, oscd that Ire VAS
uhrfy IA favor Of reducing rtse mon "a absolute
,hrr,r, srch - ils. t. wai-A TIE nerroe, re n3g
subject. l. IS h> contemporary G~enoisnajng such
lahorcrs wdfie SercS arl L i tie prpud. a~riStccrai r..
an -rcau5i can scnt .mcnt 20 winch cxc. ION Is i"hcG.
that "N-E Gle slryc Lalders) cann3e CIT oar iirewo9i,
AMI black err >hccs, AMI have orr wives AID danra-
tiers work in the kitclcu.' i Is ;hs proud sucer at
the iadu>triou, democracy a. Ike parh, VINO honesty
supp4rl themselves By mammal iilor. which july
awaken the indignation Of iHc 'iaure paws II i
tie stigma beaticna.> 10 c1st u2on SHrt re4is. is
calling item rhite sssts. winch Ia ju-,ly excited he
cenlcinrt AID dcc,Gt.on Of nJr,Acrn democracy.
The sentiments Als. Chg do 10 repala'c: tbo,c
lie sub .auially oaiais ia The itter psrt Of aie loser.
Ii is therefore noy Beyond dispute Or dcnai tLsl PC
uttered de de-fIcablr sentiment. and sal clerl~.cs
AMI uphold, il. that white lab,rcrs are ttle seps-
and tlai ms wife nc ghbor> can ncserdesrend 70 tic
'der~adinr position Of fcifJruirr naretT lfl.v: or
Gat whic f-maies can submit 10 the lab5rs Of dome
tc indus,rr. or ''worh in nc kitchen" Such : len
r Clay. ana such j. hl contemporaries no toward
the honest, Independents. INDUSTRIOUS Vortingfa.n and
working women OF the free S-stei. VIII IT, G mci
- far degrade tholscivcS-o far submit to sucn a
i,tecrat II be rre idca, cft.o UAi.ed e.a-es.-B, so
D0rt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
FEELEC MEETINGS.
Great Democratic Rail-.
SUBDIVISIONS VI )

hhtGliISTOW :. lVD,)
:. SATURDAY. JrlY -. I-4I
According - previous notice, a number Of The demo
eTais Ut haislisiown and vicinity mot ia the Univcrsaiis.
Ihureh "a knishis;owH, on Saturday the 2i dy Of
june lefi, To take into consideration the pgcprciy &c
holding n grand Mass Meeting II the Democracy of Hen.
r., Rnsb- and Hammock Counties. and surrounding conn
try On motion. Doct.. y. II. TIE was called 10 the
tiair. and liiLD!NG l.. CONF appoiaied Secretary.
The meeting WINS then addressed bv the Chairman IN an
able aud patriotic maner. after which the following reso-
iuiions we're adopted without a disseuiin. voice.
Rfs0red, That the democracy Of Henry. Rnsh and
i.aneoe. Counties. will hold a Mass Meeting in Knights
town. Henry County, Ind on Saturday, HE 20,h dy OF
Of July. Isi4.
Ros6fred, Tia, a free dinner be provided for all WIN
may come aud parake with Us. = without money and
without price. and We all shy. COME Out cause is
just FIR tfu.a Is mighty and must prevail yes. come
from the Easi. West. Month aud South, and let us take
sweet council together, and redeem this part OF the State
from Federal misrule.
Rco'red. That on the above aay Hickory pole will
be P0ikcd up. and from the mast. the star Spangicd Ban-
nr Will be uniurlcd. and upon lis ample folds we VIII
inscribe the names of Young Hickory and Dallas.
Rcs9lrod, That our democratic farmers IN this section
Of the country. are requested 10 bring with them such
provisions 5 they can spare. already cooked. which will
assist the coiurnitice in rcplcniShing the table.
Hesofrod, That the following committee be appointed
To suferintend The arrangements in getting up the dinner,
and soliciting donations TO pay Tor the flag, and other IN
cidenial expenses that may occur. Olcnry County /.
l.. Goble. Daniel NowTcr. l.. Scoycil, II B,slcr. Edmond
Lewis, Christian Fouis. John Tyinr, Philip Ballard. III.
Leisure, Joseph Beard. Isaac Decker, z. Nevhy, Thos.
hhriis anu -. " tt'tt. kNi>n tounlN. J llulty Dig
ger, Thomas Porter. Jacob Shivo,v, John Addison, /.
Reeves, james Clark, Joseph Low and VIM. james.
Hancock County, Henry Kinder, Jacob Silver. Daniel
Wilkinson, William Anderson. Doci. Sclman, Thomas
Williams, Archibald i'alcs and Robert Akin.
HCS0ircd. That G.. C.. MeCunc, y. Il. Posion, 7. l..
Goblc, II. Insure and l.. Scovcll, be a committee 10 in
wife our public Speakers to attend, and "cry aloud and
spare not. for tic federal wings cannot stand the sword
Of eternal truth.
Eeso'red, That we cordially invite every body to coma
to car grand rally. for ample provision viii be made to
accommodate all SID may wish ID rome Ne ~ ffpe
como enc and ali.
Reso'cod, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
published IN the State Sentinel, and Richmond Ieflorso-
nian and that the Newcastle Courier and RushvIIln
Wing, be requested TO copy the proceedings, and as MANY
democratic papers as wish to do the same.
Ros0'red, That this meeting now adjourn, TO nice;
again IN tbs place on next Saturday. the 29ih. nj / o'clock
L. VI. ". Nj. TATE, President.
L. l.. GopLr, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

According 10 previous notice an election was holden
IN this place on the .6ih inst at which the following
gentlemen wee chosen directors 81 the Madison and In
aianapuii- Rail Road. for The next enSuin. wear.
Samuel Merrill. Harvey Bates. James Blake. :. w
Norris. Wm. Young. =. J. Peck. Nathan KYLE. Il. Tame
tn. J p Farrell. J. +. - ianier. John Serins. Thorn
as /. Punc and : -. IIini.
Ia election Tor P.e-idcni OF the Board will take placc
on Tue dav next. SIR. NIB. Palmer. who has filled
ilsi station. with 50 much credit 70 himself and Interest
% the Company, declined a reelection. and the pToaahil.
itv -. hs place viii be supplied by the selection OF :
Neruil. Esq late President OF The state Bank.
The Board have fixed the rate c! fare irom tbs place
70 Madison. distance OF 81 miles ~ Sl.to, which. al
though n NAV be considered too high hy some, j. certain
"a below the general average. so iar n our knowledge OF
the rates of travel on fa! roads extends. Tor example,
tie care tom Washington % Baltimore. 40 miles = 500
from Baltimore 20 Yoik. = miles. $500. aud frorI baii-
mere - iIarpcT'~ Ferry. II miles. Ssh. On all the
above routes. the fare i excl ~ a rate several per cent
higher than that on the Madison and indianapolis Road
which IS now ~com.'.tcd to this T'1ce-A"0StT-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
Folk ana DaI,.e--a Medley Esasi IL.

Folk a.;3 Dai'cs--a Medley Esasi Il.
TcSE-"TtFGy tie Tier"
Jus, listen to n medley tale.
Bout black aud white. aud blue nnl pale,
Nhiglings rare, who sigh aud wall
At orr s'aunch nomi.a'io-;
they have wait ed BOW a full three years,
Hoping each day that hy the cas-
Wed get and irat-but god, wha: telrs
Roll down their checks, and then their fears
Bear on their shoulders like a yeko.
Kisc we have chosen Jenny Polk
From Tennessee, lord "what a ,kc,"
l. that staurrh nomination.
CGoRvs-For we il hohe'en. poke'em, whip CT all
Yoke en-, choke'em, roll the hall,
From Maine TO Texas shout The call
'Gainsi Clay and rre,inghuyscn.
The other dav a, Baltimore,
a place r ghi down upon the shor-.
The Demos met to IA K all Ger
About heir nominations;
AZ ,'oiher end the long magnet,
O.e' Hardin on a chair did Sc.
Ic gods and f-hes, how BE sweat,
To learn by llshes that ihcy'd mt,
And what vas cruel, crueler, cruelcst
Thy put up Polk against the duelis'.
Old Had. ! vow seemed in a blue mist,
At this strange nomination.
Cnouus-For we'll hoko'em, ~pokc'em, sc.
In height Of PASSION. be arose.
And this great question dtd propose.
While mucus drops fell from his nose.
What means this noninauo4'
did they NOT tell " - a man.
They'd nominate their lrile YAS-
"And now, eead lis al 4 sham,
I'll just 90 off ana take a dram"
Then lie came back and heard bout Dallas,
O. Juno. Ncsla. Ceres. Pai.a-,
Give Hand 4 bone. fur. - a ga!lows,
He swea5s orr nomination.
CnonUs-Tor wei hoke'em, poke'cn, &c.
"NA no is tue rev man, Jenny Polk.
"Whose name is sent ty magic stroke!'
Each Wing exclaimed when h. awske
On our s,aunch ncGination;
"IIe's knocked our song book into III,
"lie's pekod eur speeches high aul dry,
"lIc's scattered very well made &c.
Hes doomed Us al, yea. all 10 de-
To save them now what can they toi
Down on theis knees, AID pay aid sue
To leave this world without ADD,
Or vote CIR no.niaation.
CnoRrS-IOr veil hohc'em, poke en-. Sc.
With PoIK we've set hem in a box
lis mii'e name they say is kyox-
To KocK and roKr will raise the stocks
OF our s,aunch nomira'io~;
Besides we have trom "lanl Of Penn
\ sluare-tocd Desno-man of men
who never feared To TRY again.
by strength Of arm or power f ken.
- s,in a coon w.thoa, nluch malice,
Te it Cay llnk or in palace.
Then rhnEK torn omIsRs lOr Polk & Dallas
OAK glorious nomination.
CHoaus-For well hoke'cn, faheem, &.
&c Nee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

"TuE SUPrEEssrD LITTER or NR. CLAY.-Oa
tic Sth Of January. iS-5. AIr. Clay is charged %
have written a letter 10 Francis p. Blair. then m
IN img.c ard confidential friend Of iir. Clay. la that
lcter IS tie evidence conclusive of tic harga n
between Nc--7s. Adams and Clay. In lie acec.l
in Congres-. CT LINN Boyd proposed 10 Mr.. White.
d friend # AlT. Clay. asking h.m 10 permit SIC letter
to be published. Sir. White refused t, JOIN in the
letter. Mr.. Blair stu has the letter. but cannot
publish II because il Is marked "cf f~'eafioi." Why
vii not 1ir. Gay agree that it be publ he'd! III
friends lateiy called On Gen. jacAson - permit Gen.
Hamilton to publ h enc Of bis confidential letters
Gcn. jackson responded AID cave him lravc 20 fuhi r.
Vow. waon AE. tley IS called upon % let Ar. Bhil
publish lis confidential letter. he refuses. WY
For liz very b.. Of reasons-a XII iror- lis eatf
-A4stsile taioa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
-I:,SS T5cctia.r.

10 lie u aocracy q IT, st.!e cad ilton.
Brethren We have rc-olvcd to have a mighty
gathering at Lafayette on Saturday the .1ih day Of
July next.
Letters Of invitation have been addroSsod 20 di,fin-
gu;shcd Democrats throughout thc Union. and iheir
answers VII he given 70 Tie public as soon g, received.
We shall have a ereat. glorious and soul stirring
rally. Come al.
by order of the Democratic Club Of Fairfield
Town -Alr.-L.lag Z. A.AaLarl.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

Co,~rrRrrITERs.-A nest OF c unioreiers has hccH u
c verd IL Nas>ac and ua K counties 80 r.. sfr,ac4n Ialt
e Illinois. several arrests have .ocn made. and ouc e he
fellows tiled and scnt T. The pcaiicntiafy. Some fifteen or
twenty have been indicted. and II IS supposed hat > - i~u :
more taan hail tue n0ltes enStgtim the vilanags bn>i-
lc>s. The N rey mate was principally hall eagles. y d.
Wyatt, Of M4s>ac, was the head Of the gtn-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

Daniel Webster spoke with an Ill grace at tic Baltimore
Convention. when lie told lie fcleraiis's. in substance.
that T,lcg's al nisfrafien hal spoiled the good sf-cis -
the Iiauison victory. What did Webster. IN his Official
capacity under Tyler fr Ion. time. do iosarls polling
the NEST Webster had considerable lingering in the
matter, aleI o.heE GleIaIs.s I.l..sl 10 ael IN lie Ca..nst
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
FT.,.ink, f-G.,rtY,

FL.3fDE tCe.fety.
DEMOCRATIC ~REPJBLIClv .VO~.NLN3TiG.rs.
r.. r Cd. l.. MCFARLAND,
" "f; l.. y. SINNER.
For SicrJT. BANNER i.AWfIEAD.
For TrogSvrer and Collector, XENAS LAKE.
For Comfy Commissioner. ANDREW MOHEiIOUSE
Far Scio9t Commissioner. ABRAHAM VINES
For CorOacr, JOHN THOMPSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
C.CD1ZeAVES.
Democratic Eiccfcra, T'icaC

Democratic Eiccfcra, TiciLC..
SENATORIAL
GRAHAM y. FITCH. Of Cass.
JAMES q. READ. of Clarke.
CovCREssIaSAL-
Isl DisfTic;-NuLLIAN y. BoWITs. Of Orange.
II EfusH NEwLtSD. Of Washington.
Sd " JomS VI. Jouxsrox. Of Franklin
n: E" SN-UET T. PEEKiNs, OF Wayne
5h " WuLLfAu ". MICK. of Marian.
9Th " Pass {. Dr>SixG. Of Monroe.
al " ArsrIS ". pvrTr. OF Iarkc.
81 d" liENEY ". EIisWoRTn. Of Tippecanoe
Oh q" CuARLrs ". CATscaET. Of Laporte.
lea :" LvCIEy L. FIERY. OF Allen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

70 We arc requested 20 announce EDWARD Lander rs 4
~caaiidlte for Prosecuting Attorney Of 9th Judicial Circuit
% We arc requested to announce LucIrN B,nDrur as a
candidate 70. Prosecuting Attorney &C oh Judicial Circuit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
-OrTCcH r.NKVVPTCv.

'rtiEGE are many rrfHtners in nsnkrufcy who~- discharrss De
4 pend upn her payment q osts Which have been taxed IN
f~rir r~F>rfivr ra~--
Nest.is heiets CIV, ihsi NJ c,ses IN which The costs are NO ST
Teddy the nrN Noyeuffr Tenn Il the Conn Nh - das,ssrl-
THIS genera rnicc = gwen 70 nsuid the ocsnanistion of ISIS ny
serving "a order IN e1rh delinquent A ed deal e Incuietn 80 hs
hem wen. mt u All nj be- extended i~tr-f the term Il the neat
Culr. HA srier of the tnsff. n. BA~<lTT. Ctrk 9on
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
Indianapolis Va.a' CI'TFGE.
Arrlx:.l. n:a:. Dc.a..:s.cs 81 t!lc VA.

Arrivals :isa:; Departures OF illc Ns'slT.
iAsrrRN-Auives daily NJ , +. ".
,hsrs dan, : 4. ".
CINCNSAI4 Va Braesrtlc- Arrives IucriatSi IhifSciifani
SATURDAYS i ~fcut
Closes SUNDAYS. Tues!9.s. 80 .rr-s.fs +. 81.
CtvcrNsA.f, -. VIA Lfrrfseciasgs-AsIte -undg ., Wed
ncsfaysand tr:alS OF. u
,ia~,- Mondays. Velnc~llys and Tiiiays : 4. ".
sainrda,s 81. II.
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Faifgs- \. NJ.
IEAvr~worfI VIA Beowfsr0n-Auivts IacsdI4- =, ihufs-
day AMI saturdays j. =. u.
CloSrs sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays 4. ".
Io~rovrA-A riveS Tuesday and ~a'rria,s p y "
aln~cs MONDAYS and Fnda,s 4. N
lVrsrrrS vl Tf7e Vlpr-N Arrives daily, exec - sundays L. 4. Il.
tnsc- dth,, eNcept SATURDAYS 4. ".
Nrrves InrSd7,~ AID ~a'urd9ys 1 l.. u.
Closes Wednesday and saiurtats 4. y.
D,~yIuE. lusva Criv|ci rtNc-AuiVcs tuesdays, I aurs-
dp,s and saturdays p -.
'h~c~ ifrnI g.. Neineriays and fridays a. n
LArAyETrE wa Lfsara- tuN'S sdiuun,s . T. Il.
tt-es Wednesdays 4. NJ.
NonrfTR~ VA L,rla 4or-lfuvcs Tnc-tiys, Thursday and
sspuuia,s r. VI.
Closes VI 'nGayT, Wednesdays and Fridays a. N.
crEENvHtF,p o.. VIA H~racstr-Auiss Tuesday, and sat
utdays & r. n.
, uses SUNDAYS and Thursdays 7P. VI.
Tr~ptrro~-tu4vcs ~ cinc~iaSs : =. NJ.
Co.c- Wednesdays T.. ".
Indianapolis, JHy /. IciI shTrui. HENDERSON. =. n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

HFWc are requested 70 announce JAcoD LASrIs Z a car
did.te fr reelection to The office OF Treasurer ami Collector
of Merton county.
IL No name will be announced wiihou; the cash in
adNancc.En
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

Keep ai The Offices worth any Thing among certain few.
ED cling oul the rest. 10 those who viii DO the mos,
~ofk fr he PCS Of te iunio Was lie noi,iriaaily
wann ont ri the nomination by a few men who don't
Ike iaen; d'nt tey were. There IS ~a-aa,.mcs ga
power behind tue throne greater than the throne Itself.
aad Tia pcnervas fiy welded ca that occasion. TO ihs
inicsi- upon Mr q Hams, oui John Sutherland, fr
i"eE oaa aFry Us. win'er 10 uotobcfing ihc ilu,o. when
thy srqrTol tscir voir- fr Aadiior of State f4 Ifc.
The some power . At work row and has been. fDT it IS
al 30 thc an.ly. Feel no. 6ci my y.tst0as, &. tie old
aiase Of tho ola innto. Mr. Hiram Grown wns the
strongest man VII. lhe people, AID if lac.e hat been 10
i3al play, would have received Tic highest vote Of nny
r. TIC gentlemen talked or; bat it was thought best ly
ihe 'wlrs workers" 60 "te 30 man from the town, tia.
DID not leiong to ihe dsnas-y Of oGiee holders.
inuy next viii at'smT. 20 show Nv tho best Of
the frolabie amount 81 good MONEY tea; Ar. lands has
received durug TIE Mroe long veas~. that he has been the
Treasurer and Collector Of tis County. Ina consorsa.
ton held ihis morning. with four or Gvc t~aspayors OF this
County, Il wrs found th1i they bad paid 10 Mr.. lands
something over FITTY doiiars ~ par funds. If 0ur
Individuals hive paid cry dollars, how much would tire
dogE9ad pay , Work Il out ieiiow-ci,izcns, and 1T Us trv
and got iae -:ruih, the whole traih, and nothing b~t the
truth ~ tbs matter. Mr. Lands ought not To oblec, TO
have his o.icial acts enquired into by The public. If he
= innocent, ho viii rome Out Of tie furnace as sroid
tried By FIRE, and if not, as a man that the people uH
not, orght not % rate far.
Your friend and cllow sufferer.
June -, 1914. PHGNIX.
l don't thiak there is any thing in this that will demand
i-h INV. which declares that The gycatcr Tic dah, dc
0reYftT lc iftd. I
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04

There WILDE Mass celebrated q Gre CA.-ca cf &C.
Holy Gross, en- Taurday, ia July. at 9 o'clock. y. y.
ru.l.r ere invited - attend.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-04
ssaGc of sssdsans. ssoonc County.


II EHE Goc~r ffaFsrE torEF. AUcrsr TrRw, lsN.
o. frtan Er Purifier.
John rauisy iossTh iaatey, ana iIteh iani~y ny Jorrh rsn-
lev h. saaritsn. -. J1ut~s I1rnfr. fifz1iffh Turner. Aufy Fan
lfy. John - plley. Ihzshsta Pauiey. and Geiecca rau'sy.
< = o. remembered. That or .he Sin day 81 lun-. 4. D. lesf. tie
/ > petit ouers nri "a The office 81 ttclk & the sonne Probate
Cont. their -tfian against the sd defendants. pfaying &c The
pangoa 81 th- following desc reed raj estate. a. VI Inc nouh
raf cTHr.r AMI the eat haif ofthe north ~ ct quarter Il -~ctscn ~,
cwu@hp D. nnrfh Of rance one WEE. situafe n h0n- teunts and
aso an ar t4Nr frf Nus Palfcy. John u. faurA. O. izbeh Pau
Icy. and gehecra Panies are nm residents - The state.
The sai b. PENDANTS ar hereby nDii.i that nnhe~. they plead. an
= er. or dcmur a. the aforesaid = frtpn IA - before the cani"s 81
this cause II the ne - term offh~ Count. thar il~ matters ad things
therein Contained ~ De- t4srn ~ confessed and decifed according
rs. JOHN CHRISTIAN, Clcrk u. 4. u
June 9Th. t3ti- a3N
sac ~ G0r=leci Sch a0i Land.
NoTlCL IS hereby given, That IN SATURDAY. the 3.st dy II Art
= y next ~ 10 O'Clock. r. fn ~ fhe CONT House d1r an the 90 "a
ot fnskitn. Johnson oonnfs- infant ne t'e~ine Described md.
VIZ. Inc reI bali AZ tie niua east qr - ~rotun ~, tow n-hp Me-.
~. north II range , east. combining 20 acres, purchased of the
tt- roNnsh p for failure To pay Interest, dcta, damages aud oris, 3lt
duiars 81 cents.
23vT JACOB sIBrRT. .srf'or # LA-sea Co-ry.
NOTICE
= : rrhr ven. ihg' the UNDERSIGNED haS taken eft biers of ai-
a minsi1Hnn On the estate 81 ffker kticush. late ~ Marna
COUNTY. d.cea~ei. Al persons therefore wha are indca- I'd - slhi -
trc are nQIes-ri - make Imireall ate p1,mett % the undersigned.
an 'aosr lawn. cill- against the e.fsfc are rsqnercd Go rrrrnt
the same inv authentic led according % ifw tot ~ftirrnrn,, Inc -
tate - considered solvent. ~ AIRY kiiLpiSH
Nlnut~frairiN uf The estate - Parker kdiou-h, decreased.
Inne afh. 1911. l3w
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Your friend and ftllow sufferer.


| don't tbiak there is any thing in this that will demand
very heavy damages, unless IL comes under the old Brit
i+i INV. which declares that rhe ercetcr Tic truth, dc
erea'tr dc Litd. =.
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Vac El.7sEr.

~ Iii.DD.fIN la- ouis ud aud tor ~n- n enc ii of Nackers
E<s sescrd ief fmfy use. PIT
H. -sBt.. sAGsE Il ia s.G. HAAS.
= rfIt. as-rrrn Jrf received ~ fic Dayton Iaf rni ~s- stu.
= "a -Ile cheap ~ Nii.4tT 2 90. q
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s.Ns,a.~, esnN

rr7IE 1uArri-T- va addition - thru extensive a~nr'meni 81 h1fs
T. anf-ta-. have "a hand ~ The vtuefes 81 i~giurn straw and
CypmS Bonneis- Amns them WAY he found. ENua Fine fhrerrc
Brad fsnntis; I.~h1sn. d,s Fire Ii,rrcr. do, Move aud o.~n,
d. Steu @ni Cofa,n,i, 10. Sfit Straw, 10. ,',rus aud Law N.
do. &C. &c. Ntf.NOI = 10.
T. cf-,.f 80 r..t- So .ud ~i,,. to,
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'T-iiF suh-fr1ef ias n,er's' = nrw sprn. seat adele. whih no
o hfirte- superior =, art an "~e both Ter '"ufur and pa e. The
q fr and horse. lie desire ~ to call and cNaHine them. They
VIII be -af fts. ! d. RIsfI.
IIt p fpv forr1 erefD he Palmer 'foYrp.
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re.,N GnNrt..

~ lbs l1Hfhvfs. fut 10. Gotten ratin-. fo1 Dc. Co
~ Narr. n~fHief -41faft- ffosn 20 fsn-. 900 So. 'aiio
2p1 90. rri Ticking. y tazrn straw Hai~ Il-i received and
sae hy tar ~als' rt - ~ ,trt los prces
- e. MAYER. eei .rfhc fa'nsr Hon
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-16
NAUVOO.

: The reports about The MOrmonS, and
the death Of Joe Smith and his brother
sre various aud contradi tory. A traveller
last from The scene, Of apparent candoI
snd'lfulh gives the following account Ol
sths death of The proPhei:
- He was left 10 prison, with Hiram. 81
ICasthape, snd guard of6O men placed
ever them BY order Of Gov. Ford. The
Guard, except about eight, had le(l their
posi,ion Al the jail, when mob disguls,
ed 10 dress, and painted black In their
GscsS, rushed into the Jail, shot Hlrim
Sead, and then killed Joe. No resist
anes was mad9. Joe was sitting upon
4 window when shot ;he fell from i exN
staining, My God! My God! and disd.--,
After be reached the ground he wssi
stabbed, sppSFenllyrby a young man, IN
ths brsasi, who said dam You--take
slha,, you k illsd my lalher. a
We Slve this as we receive il without be
ing ybie 10 youch for It's cor rectness. We
ahsn probably get at the truth. in a day or
two ~ Gin. Gaz. ms es,,