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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-24

classes of society. This was alone wanting
to efiace every trace of the old republican
spirit. The simple habits and uncostIy tastes
OF the Jacobins were at once regarded as
meannesses-the frugal and unpretendng
modes of life pronounced low and vulgar
and many who could have opposed a stout
heart against the current Of popular opinion,
on stronger grounds, yielded to the insinua-
tons and mockeries of their own class, and
conformed to tastes which eventually engen-
dered opinions and evan principles.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-24

TAXING THE HABIr.-The U. S Cath.
olic Magazine states that at the convent
of the Visitation, Georgetown, d c., in
February, the religious habit was given to
Miss Julia Pearce, (Sister Mary Eula'
lia,) Miss Georglnia Pearce, (Sister Mary
Michael,) both of Boston Miss Eliza
beth, Travers, (Sister Mary Agatha of
Washington, and Mrs Heating, (Sister of
Mary Joseph,) of Philadelphia.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-24

A PATRIOT GoNE.--Mr Steven Turrill.
a soldier and patriot of the revolution,
died recently in Charlotte. VT. at the ad-
vance age of one hundred and one gears
and four months. During the last seven
ty-eIght years of his life. he was an exem-
plarv member of the Methodist Church.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-04-24
HARRY CLAY

Hmm Yin
Tho allowing spirited Wing Song, written
: - or the occasion, was sung with much enth
y! At the great Wing gathering held receatly at
'..I,srnacle in New York.
Arr" Auld Long Syne."
Leave vain regrets for errors past,
Nor cast the ship away;
But nail your colors TO the mast,
And strike for Harry Clay.
From him no treason need be feared,
Your cause he II meier betray;
What name to freemen SO endeared,
As that of Harry Clay.
No vain distractions fill his head,
To lead his heart asiray;
For every noble promise made,
Is kept by Harry Clay.
Len let rot treason hated form,
Thus FL YOU with dismay.
pr, gather strength to breast tho storm;
Stand fast by Harry Clay.
Rise brayely for one effort more,
Your motto thus display;
Protection for our native shore,
Sustained by Harry Clay.
And DER our gallant Chieftain's grave,
Pledge we our faith this day;
In veal or wo, no change to know,
Til triumphs Harry Clay.
CHORUS.
Til triumphs Harry Clay, my boys,
Til triumphs Harry Clay,
Ia veal or wo, no change TO know,
Til iriuInphs Harry Clay
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Total S5.7a6,725 sl,976, $50.

Total 80, 1867 TO 81 ,SIb,ob2.
Or nearly three times as much in 1874
as in 1913, and much more than in any
year since 1887. And yet We are told
that the Tariff must be cut to pieces in or
der 10 raise sufficient Reuenue for the
Government Impudent deception just
let the Tariff alone, and the National
Debt will be paid off within three years.
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UNITED STATES REVENUE.

The following is complete statement
of the receipts of Customs at this Port for
the first quarter of 1913 and 1914 respec-
fiyely
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Fl. B Ell L,
u1rTOR AND PROPRIETOR.
crRNS OF EIGHTH VOLUME.

,h.cribcrs, 81 90
f1ige t.cribers, 200
g.h lis and Companies who take at the Office
'ln,--55r $50 cents ifpaid in six months.
'y ,ba take of POstriders $500
ISo's Maid at the end Of the year 2, rs
~ ..r. discontinued until arrearages are paid
70 1.-The option ofthc proprietor No payment
' srP allowed except ordered by tn proprie-
~, On Communications must be addressed to the ed
I'M Posi- PAID
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The following spirited Wing Song, written by a
: or the occasion, was sung with much enthusi-
~; AZ The great Wing gathering held receaty at the
-1,-.its-nacle in New York;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01

" qrof sec a.tai.nrsw, mors.eed ~ isty Lowry isar'
I~ aias,tsea hsfs 81. naulor efhc ? taaof scc TT -, 70
w.eKrtr ~ nfrssfaifu 81 ut a eide a. Sid fracf0n. ate Tie IN
cisitri iat oi the ~r qr,ff Bee O. " qrf sef i,t2 . 20 a, oon-
ifnne - ~ B 500 cr- nafe or iss n'nreraty tiAs f~'a'
Tie undivided li Dfhc sinrtnn of the hafd sec l5.t@,
dffiarH 49, 20 Nr p " got Hr " ~ ~ 80
i,mns -. acres non- seilg jesse RIDER l'an' interest,"
Tlr nndsilct hat tfhe ne hsc,cn al 49, Is. tas. NJ ". eon-
ranins se.s - i~si mou=srrd IS job" J-ek-"s ioSn''n
- S. hHfofuesrq or 81 sr is.t a2.nfs " also heseqa
sv graf~c le.t-2. nrf 81 --f-a- he ne fnetsn - -rc i-t 10 mr.
lrsTotfr conveyed mtr-1reim rndi. iri thirds Is slime Shsf-
~. T.n-y sherry and jaue Scsu: han, mie.,-i. &c due 90 ea.h case
1a~ a. fsatrI harortnc n w nar,oa e So ss.t -, nrs ", con
nians ~ acres p~neTsagdAg D aasait.Su'ef. ian Interest etc
Th~naieriri hafcfiec ~ fraction r sc ett@ mr. ". ron
tainie- 'ssHe- m"He. - iee-i aorsnsedh s A"amSi'e'i 'o""''
tcrf,f, ec s~i fs Ieus.
The nfavt 44 la.. f t- r fraction of see e. 21, NJ ". con
tann- 49, acres sasteesa4ssI Elizabeth srser' ioan' Interest, ee-
ThcseW II TIE sep 81 sec 2f.i22. mrs " aSo The Or Il
sl9~a p 1oha 1asirand y. 4. cuHn.Hsnam loan, interest, etc
Thcr hffp ffhe eq'of-ee ~. tal r9w. containing 60 acFes;
eddy Lsa.r Iiiou-en- is1n- Interest. etc 80 dolls 60.
bffs County
s,,nsa.' s9ftsrf r-,s@ - hrfe i 80, - &c ~ M - e.n'sIn,nr
ug natess a>, t.e iafff rare NV ernf Sec .ta..ur Nv,
cttanne lecr~ nsf-as-l ty John ~ nnanriis han, interest,
ThestqrW SIS l1.te.nrfw mor-asci BY nenamin Roy
nHa-: lam. ititnst. &c. 80 iH> 31rs.
msres.si :, Thompson cn-s loan. iu'er.s. &c. 80 cWs y cs.
The sles wilic on credit 81 he wears ini.resfs the rate 81 sew
~ yer = . ~ a. ~ t 49, o.n
payment ~AiHle Ha'e; Boa nh,h slaH forfeit 10 tie State. wrh all
plHDpt, acc'tiine 90 ihe Terms oi salt, aud enule he STATE tore
ssli~t 'us. innr-
r' o'-s' 5 9,Sg se Na /: ifssacN- fsssi i e 1sss ' sa@st tg fasl
Office sinking innd- Jl-5@
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
FRESH ARRIVALS.

rx-OrrLD respectfully iufm Is "a customers nd thr ,rhiie
~ generally, that hc has ir-t returned u ~ The Ia.tcfn
CITIES Where BE- has 4iffted IS Hl great care. and pure lrssd m ex-
tensise a.-oIunsnt ~ IRE 2 D,ugs, -Nedlpaes, >sr ,,ee ia.fynu,sfs,
~ hon sfr-srfrf T.fafs Ofz- Hrrl-tr-- SPIRIT. ~ farp-Hsa~ Hhfc
Tod. Hmear Ct.-. Ttr Hood. ~ sHf, fuc Ufff aHd JeHors.
h0ttss, Naps. te.nfc. Irfa'ne. snIrfr Neaih GUAR. opd
= -T C1rfr4st . tsca. 90 .efsr v rif aiHr- very ouirr arfselr ia hE~
line Issnr Yf hsei hs stock principally Tor cash. h. l. enabled
and detcrninrd To- s"naf very reduced rIices lor cash, % lT such att
res Of trade H. De- can Hse.
Phv~~nns- country merchants Tediers- Painter, FuIsr=, Tiafers,
and fusald- are respectfully invited To- call land AanIue ms stock and
pufcs.
Itlicular attention with pal 10 oomaoundins medicines. ard the
store ofen 80 81 hours. .itisrf IS DAY or niehf-
\ can,n1snce at TIE patfonaee fseolorc extended him j. respect,
upy invited. 5tf
IsaI5SI s~7sBsessEs.
- doz Wf-af-. Tsin Nffraery j. 81 rcsruectou ~ Persian pills,
j. d. SANDS ~trfnaitil. q 30 IaJ hrs Hasau LlverWor.
~ DO N,1h- pms ana Erfefs. g. to Iaync'- ENr.coant.
D. ~ sappiaetons IesefaIa Asue g. - % Tonic hermitage,
pile. e 10 Dr. Sanatfe pis,
l2t do fahne-ioeis Ne-mfsee, . 20 do Hair Tome,
- 10 lev uavids or urtf.tv
p8ster. Ju-t -re.vcd fy DAVID CRAIGIEAD.
June =. Ieii -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
InnN
ssDDaA EsEEEesNas.
AnA iccO.llf E-Nk HaE,.it:rrt0rT.

~ = y .lslt - - 80
II ~. TYLER \ 70 wholesale and rfIi drahefsaui Manntlc-
tuners of Rtaak 3rrnaff B4ks. ant frtfeG~tn sfafraHsrH. Nc- sc
In tb- -Nrr Bafdsr on 70 4.urrrau sfrrf. opposite t- Palmer il't'l,
indianapolis, Indiana whtie There eau alva;~ he obtained, andw ~
he found constantly on h1nf, 'hc vlri.us iftirir~ ~ their Tine Every
drscripsian nf Biiak Rocks fr county alitr@an Fret~srer~- school
cop,niS~i snrr- aud "a a.i-rtte~. with 80 " uhrIf printed heads
In niltlcir Bunk lupSsf they use the lmitnsrdPa'cri modeqt sw
NJ. which sves Nrearf ett rrfr' Efrfifr. tnt . inrrup1mh'N
superior ia any ofirr uetpd ever DEVISED ir blank books. aud VIII
Keep the leaves arm aud ~dit Whfc the book lists, ir-fcai az COMING
e. pieces, axis cfrn thrri<rNuh 30 oler meth =. The new mciari
of s~w In. renders he books wofh dntie the ohi kfai. ttagch they
cst ~ !. m .r. IN rss.lnrr. dur .lfV. aud ~ tfof - L. 81 finish.
their account bea Is are eqllitc the best Eastern WORK AMI no higher
In prize.
u I. 4 "a, ae aAo prcpoisd 10 minufteiure all descriptions Of
Fsnc, aucfr~. such - Ists-' aud f.ruticfru'~ Port fuit1S, Z asNtt~,
card Tase~. Nlhlms, Spectacle Caos, Cigar Eases, Pocket Books.
and Note Ra,ks.
sx. =. aud baud supplied At ~ shortest notice 92-H~so arranged
and beEad ~ the hest style. ~ reasonable uce> and -hurt notice.
The M - improved pattern of a Ruling Machine l. just received.
B",k~ anl p,er rlrl 10 anV pattern.
They a- prepared e. g. az = nds 1t rrlins IA French and English
Cat ,ni Naunc co. PLAIN. ENn. and SultfeNin Mair and Gill
eltr Finish NNkinit Of Law 1ul interviewed works aud pefleln u
aouni to mattel h, L. which personal attenf,n wittr given old Books
rrt-.i al I'm my ~fstr desired, aud on tr lowest terms.
RsrgaKScFs-ilpn lsNC HlNrNf.Np. Supfgnt Judge. Gro. ~
DEW, treasurer Of State. ". IeRri.. Auditor at state S,urrf
MxgnrLH. President Il state Bans ,. ~ RtN, 'a~hferol state Bank.
q. w = ,pr. Seertlry OF Insurance company \. w. MusRis Esq
ar. ptNyu. Ell. alN
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EsRoppSEtpos- oniet~o the nst das 81 March, loii, At the
n following pAff-, 20 Ntt
laverpoa. iaalni. Boston, Nas-aehns1=- New York cay
PlfaItfhn tfs- tflrluu.l aud titluua-. phos indianapolis,
Indiana. Alton. liilH- ai-o he Nnha-tn, 'o"a aua u i-k"tsan-
The object Of ffl-f ouglul Is Co receive Cnns-nHeni>o 81 real q.
tate fI sale 10 reestrT ami aAsel4-r ths same al all heir dsess
tuuFlctr an4sanni. ATE T. persons ~l~lfng To tsfsHne purchasers,
sine most acri'rs information. concerning ihr si. productions, mar
kcs. clrIuc. hrfh, population. sifas. religions societies, NC. az
tar. n 4rHt nhere tiss ntr rtfirfttr luE ~ae-
Also. ie best routes at mnir~ui tu'flt Co. arrive "a any 81 ihelo-
caiilus De- eh.h persons ntt n~A o. pc. lui, gene rally q" attend ID
f, isfrr-rts 81 sufn settlers lnit ga s-u t zeal e-ltie 81 every descfip-
tios. Attract ef inI-a rsus.t,I lun, oF "a eHy house 81 ha 20 the
West. Will leu .-feles ana alstgt -i a. aIfl-lf Offices, 80 that per
s0nsfn fu-ini erin TIE Eastern sttes. hs calling At any one 81 the
company offices MAY leana ntmr Ilft, ular~w H Ia einb - cntnm"n'
c,eI toa fet-nata a. iancr, vaenit fmy ~H y rnat FL i.jndrr .r
ihraasrtc ~ni he eNprd tHrs e" arrnti. amd T. make choice Of a
l.-lhnn 81 t.dtfi hri uhrti. u~eIrr~ fntw.sf--
Inr e.assue fra~er- mat 90 .n te siliifr infarn'tton u ineh MS
arranaal.nf nIirl able fhrn rtran ammo rr - fsfHt rs in The Last
en:ta 81 thousands Whl cnilcfiD hate the odd and barren re
efuls ct Nr, IHtilni pod provide Ter thraasrltt~ and ehidrcn "A
fua- fn fan fta r r-l4r3 rfHnr lMi f-fflr REGIONS % tine Vest
IT- ranpaf. g. nHN ready 90 fcceiNr nruluic-ttuas ahd aicndto
hu.iaess. 70 neinal. irii8npi. ANA Alton.
Tins reSrsrff4 b -att ra u- -nutuf- 90 rei stafe, a@t arpi~7-
.f,u-f-4Ha ami SELLERS and buyers Scr desired inarnIItIan, = Inch !ney
waI~9lre nn pHl-f To lee ptH1ffi 90 communicate.
Letters sad dressed 90 fhe lnaH In Land Agency Company, Post
Tad. sail M promptly atrutri r.
- l. HH N>Es.f. indianapolis. President,
!. $50 EIf' A. ffrI fuuaf. NtrfuN.
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~ '"-- ''tf
jacob wrer. laan, interest, t'c. -, e.is e.
ct isa5a - eisi IN iadiaa oo'ss,s, containing u '-loo aer.,
msrsas,dal Alfred 'i'ee're Ian, ln,e'''fe'e 81 ee"'s1e'.
Lot - +. frsiie,a al :. ~ acton, E. y o. r. se e ss : - ss eso,
taainr s. acres .ato 'ic hall of ifacion OF sc ~, t3,nrA
y y ~ y son'aiasas IS 80 asr,. -i,aio. Noiaad serf se-
,nral sc =. t1.nrse. containing 100 acres, no.igas,d -
VIM. Cook, loeu, interest. cite 'o doNs cts.
aHof alieh isn,, particularly de.euisd on pagc losol
book r 81 'hc 1tcord of doct. ii '8nme county, mo.f-a-vl By
Ir - s el,'a,s confirming 7.e,- /. "- anil r. " nh,
seiwn s. Pa fr DE use 81 d. s'a,, NINA! mo6sascdb, Raehd
Wright, an, interest, 80 .9l DON. s.
Thochaifoc 'hc ~ sref .e = ! ~ rr u, and The " half
of ihcsw qrof sc - %, mr. "a. esn'.nnc 81 al 80 acres,
&, a. n-,- bo'sirs a.. j'-e,5hsd N rsgc isles sek Sesot rteori
Of deed cf Moitgom'} county, m%or'gased bl DAVID Clark. loan,
III rhaif It 'tiheS +, or Of &C II, 2o.nrs~. containing so
acre. morsag,db by Bejamm Harper han, iaiere'',''e 55 aeis
lle . nas.ee Of ,e = gr = Of ~, se =. +. ~, s51i ,4 sTi b y; ssa'a. csaye,,
"a. mor'vT,a by John rct, team. in,eos,.e'e. 49, doll. Is et-
lhr ~ he'd ct 'he . = q + - I =, y Ss',aee@s
". c n,aniar &C sers., norssassdb. AaaA lAswa-, loan, int- rss,
1heu aair Il the n r o. or sec lLt,o mr. . ", a.i thee hair e
~ b. l "a gF l. IT. We en 4, : : =. i @r. ia;;s sy% "e' oi dolls cts.
Morgan Cesgfy.
acres. mortsag,db, NieJaa Jackson, ban, inUres, &c. i2s dolls
Orep Comfy.
Ihe f. es e. r. IL r 5 i or sf .e &c a., . , a /; " r : w. m'F'sas'a by
The ~ ar of the : e ar, ana the " bait OF the "a e. ar Of sec 2s,i
and The . gr O., 'h ben in o. - see. 'S 80 "a ia n Il p r. T. = "'''''S'i' '
~ W ~ r'henc grof Sc - 10 r I, ~martsagodb by Pardon
1hr 81 halfo Of She 5 e or Of sc - tlL,r5e, moTigasrd - Grant
aer,., mor,sasedb BY solomon Akers, loan, interest, &c. as d,n.
n, Y A,lI Of 'ssa e g e sc e. 33fi1;sa " ~o''sAs'a by 10
Porter connie.
ed TIN I, ,f, " FF &C. IF see r 10 t a ', 9,ra ". 's.. S"a, : e, CO.: acres T''''s"s-
Thc~ " prot soc .t7S,nr5" cpnf-ning 100 acres, moriSag- +
eddy James Blair, loan, ntors'.,te oe doll. 81 e-.
1re v half e Tho. eqrot sc IS, 80, mrs ", moFtsa7d by
J@m Ahn' f"p' interest 2 "H'.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
COLU VI Il l. ) HOTEL,

VG>If -uh-cr i. r-faf continue fprrtfIfaiu the Public aud Travellers
g-nrf"lls 20 hs Hotel. "n the north ta-t corner 81 TIE public
slsafe, ~ Columbus Grateful Tor past patronage, DE- soict~ a oontn-
"incs =" The -the. Hr tlhc D ais IS --esved iahtf, h~ti"i'
90 driir a. irr O. The srlsnus his her Wlfn rlrHce wines and liquors,
WINCH people ca drink ~ not, as hest suit thea; his stables large
~"i councillors. are well PROVIDED with pfDyenIer aud tended hy
cHcfnis nirs Nrs"nced p-uer-. liz servants ARE ft.thflian iaurniNe,
kh"d s"i ohisag- Possessing every advantage, he thttTs himself
'Hn 'h~e who ng iagoT him with tAelT patronage VIII bc agreeaby
entertained
stages leave daily fr the Rail Road Depot, nnv only seven miles
Distant. ltu iOlN y. HUNTER.
EDRAsAa'S -. Oils.
HAYES +. DRAKE, "a sstedhy y. .oNn. ccnt irresio keep The
= above named Hotel. blnne the past -Irnmt r, he ha~tuif IA ad
dh"n l." hts i'rser establishment " A'h cu4iic- Lmn to present 70 tie
pubic q number II nett and cpulnrrirrl- rooms. liz stable aud car
I"sr house are catruilieG G., accommodate a hrer number 81 Horses
aud tafragts. III hills shi! be reasonable. and be viii be happy L.
a. c"rnnn,siaira al Ia VIII itsor hiu with their custom.
Spvenabrr 3. + IS. ELF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
SEN EVERY STABLE.


Safe ana CcENrsisSiNr Estah.i.'1rrCu ;
ffii >rtrcnhrr has inst completed the euc-
ttn "f alc 1T the rr~ teieGtpt aui rauntptisai-
m NY II Of tA- Palmer iious. iHGiarlp"i~, " here he
!W n 'wl BE- prepared a. al time =" feteivean sell
I3K-x&A hpfscS on rouimi-tn. and keep ltIseS bN the
wrca az la. ft~ id stable south "f tAe Palmer licu. - ~ fuliefe-
uain,n. IfareS and rarriaers ~ al ftme~fo hire n both places. Mem
hers of the Iesisittur, and others Visiting indianapolis. can hsVeihrif
horses Kept ON ter.s a. reasui"iic As ~ any stihc either Ia tow Il e
eouptn.
My - LAP. 32ff John LISTER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
PIANO r0nIG gA8lunX.

FNSNli.tt. WofitfF- ItfttfiH fniHrntth the cHlleH~ OF lHfifn
u . aprdI- AMI va nfA That hr F~ rcrfn1f nrfctAt ntnlf srtTrar
~ Ttih" fpfif~. FROM It's ttfflFHte. be mg practically acquainted
with establishments in the -it. be- vni guarantee T." furnish a. rwI
r''ectirnties caa Ac pIrchasttiH New York, Boston. orp aiuiciDhil.
1he feis'ns are ohvpls. !'fouswIsaine good into, are invited
To- all before iurrIa4u. eiarc here
t.rtan"~ ~ { ath.r rsalcail nsimnic IT. tuned ardmpairsl. 50-if
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snGErf.tIHr md H1EEIr-is:fTCr
Hasiingfoa sfseof. .N,qry ogeo.ie me Post C.re.
"A I'D ifPECiftIiN infotn- 90 citizens Il ini4a1anslis
HtA Ia ini - vicinity, that tc So 30 r.e h~ attAia.n 90 tie
R<79 thnve ba<iness. y rh astu fortlea' NE friend utd ceased
49, Yer>sn- from the fni T-f~ait, ftrli. afrniiue tht dta'huf
I'm ttrrnf. ani would state that DE- ~ rlaira To- u'irral' the
MI Whole hus4nf- ~ fIreT.i--t 90 desired 80 gnN r1ftfiffrtf on
Sf4 Reasonable ;.Tn~. such as tugu-ilf l'fifi ZONE uT two horse
~ hctrsr. bult a1eT the most an rycd ~tsie. Also carriages.
u and ever other requisite 80 cftlnfue the ahryc husf ur~-.
LIS wnal! fifthrr state thathr wIIHaAc his chafscsttasonlb
TO persons IA the country.
N-E--,neui,nee n All hours. should thr su'scuherfaii in an,
oil The ihnvc engagements, nOChargewilLs made.
1U IL STRETCHER.
VIM. ~. weaver a. fEi.frFc. .. :fEs:sfss~.
I'm t~pls1tser. and Colin mltrr. it Ill the pItlc tat they
49, hive tnrlet their arsnfi "a t. iH- above hu-ane-. with a view
E5SA prri~t~s The firal-of deceased pegons from Tie Trouble If
HSS6 attending TIE . ilai % ffftri. AMI they are repaired 10 M
6tE4 iedskr tn whole h1s!nrs-af funerals. They cn Furnish
Esf3 cith-f : ou- or to-" u rc h-lsr-if~n ctrit-rs II required.
SXd They keep ~ htnt Goblin. nf ~ sizes. Aifui lncc - an
~ hnis. I.sf arn- nrafss ntif- them o. de- their btSfnc~
W. i,srr than heretofore. All orlcrs fon the country promptly
atten ted To-
Ininn.nnMs. Innmr fh. III 29f
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r,DOA slaNDiNi..

XVyM ST NcN 4 90 Bposhinicf~ and niink Rock Manuacfur
w e-. over NrrNS Nnrtnn Room. whf~e an kinds AMI sitits
of hps hiniins MI be dome ~ the .hnfirsi possible not &C.. and war
TAINTED eitaian nritucSs aud ehelpneS L. any that can he done IA The
pl"e.
Revised laws interviewed " nh fine ruled paper, and bound IN once ~
twe volumes, n desired.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01
JOHN a. ssgGisEs,
1T s.. W,
JOHN "a. s.DsE1.ss51.
El.r-i-nr mud lfin AirrL C.,

west conner 81 Sish ld Nam streets, Cincinnati,
Y Na"-rkitp y tofs Aucirm Rooms. EgAi orders ir owe
tving prem. a.. attended 10 AMI neatly executed. > tf In
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-01

GREAT HAVG AiSS---riicCS Reduced.
JAMIE sah~c fitel has concluded 10 make further reduction IN the
y p,ic.< 81 vi 500. fs Ba-s. Fat while he docs tht-.h c pro
n,~s> thu, al h- work shall BE- nnf.htd in the same neat and suifan-
tai manner whih has heretofore thu7ft.f frdh scJt hlshrerf. aud
given u-uch \ decided pnfsIeacc " Hh tie public fsteeswu be re
ducei " follows:
Mcn'scearsr Roots, S}0o
" shows. -
Ladies best Kid slippers. v7'rantci', ~
" =. NlA.ar ~htss. do. -
Ard All other work IN prnrate ~. The ~uhscg hfris wel aware hat
SHOES and B~s : IAN be pi,ch1-,d a. some str~ ~ the same - los
prices. hut n he ur~ none ~ thc ordinary or refuse stock. ,hoS- efl.
Manufacture viii prove cheapest IN the end. Cuinfft rfoince VII
be t,k-n b exchange 81 far prr~.. Caiiat his oil siani. Opposite
Rrwnirss. 9-tf \. kNppiE.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-02
U. 8. MARSHAL'S SALE.

In virtue and by authority of an execution to
me directed. from the Office of the clerk of the
United States Circuit Court, Missouri District,
which execution is dated October Z, lS43, and
founded on Judgment rendered on the llth day
of April, 1919. wherein Anthony Beeen is plain
tiff, and Cornelius Davis, is defendant have
seized and levied upon the following described
tracts or parcels of land in Saline county, as the
property of the said Cornelius Davis, to-wit:
The south west quarter, the west half of the
north west quarter, the west half Of the south east
quarter, and the west half of the north east quar-
ter of section twenty EIGHT; and the north half Of
the east half of the south east quarter of section
ten, in township fifty, of range twenty-one, con-
tanning four hundred and forty acres
And will proceed to sell all the right, title, in
terest and claim of the aforesaid Cornelius Davis
to the lands abuve set out and described, or SC
much thereof may be necessary to satisfy The
cution aforesaid to the highest bidder for cash, in
he town of Marshall Saline county, before the
court house door of said county, on Monday the
18th day of March, 1874, Sale to take place be.
tween the hours Of nine and FIVE O'clock of said day
WESTON F, BIRCH, Marshal.
February l7th. 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-02
COMMERCIAL.
OO.II 4I LNOLHL,
NBw OALgANs. Feb. ~.

New OALgANs, Feb. IL.
loDAeco.~The business IN tobacco continues
70 DO extremely limited, the stock being so small
That any transactions of note are out of the
question. Prices are Likewise high for European
buyers; and until an accumulation Of stock forces
the market IoaD, they cannot purchase to any
extent. We quote inferior and common lots 2 a
- c, 81. and a Ate for X, Seconds and
Eints; fair lots, 81 2Bc, 81 81, and Al 4sc.
per 70. '''4 ~
WESTERN PRopucE. A moderate extent of
business has been transacted in the Provision
market since our hast report, but operations are
somewhat checked by the late advance in the co 3,
OF transportation. Pork is very firm at S9, so for
mess; M. o. Ss,25 $50; prime IT'S a $500
Beef 10 in moderate request at as S25 70,
mess; half, bbls. 4,5O 4,75; prime, Ats u g.
per Dbl: Lard Al cents for inferior to
choice lots, the business being mostly confined to
the latter. Bacon continues scarce, and prices
are well maintained. We quote shoulders 81 a
5tc; Sides ~ 48c; uncanvsssed hans, Al a Sc
canvsssed do; Ordinary AZ S cents; Sugar cured
ia 8 cents per ID.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 10.
The Louisville Journal, of the 10Th inst, con.
tanned the following paragraph, which is import.
snt to Che hemp.growers of our State:
"Wehave been favored with the perusal of @
letter on the subject of hemp from highly re-
spectacle house in New York They represent
that American water-rotted hemp, free from hurd,
and tow, and put up in heads (hsnds) Of 10 to lt
lbs, will readily command the highest prices,
and they offer $lO0 ton in Louisville as or
advance on consignments. There is no longer Q
shadow Of doubt that all the good water. rottec
hemp that can be produced can be sold readily a
high prices.
1t seems now to be fully established that Amer.
ican Hemp, when water.rotted with care, is supe
rior to the Russian. 1t is said to be fast super
seding the foreign article in the Eastern markets
and is beginning to be exported to England W.
see it stated in Kepdall's Expositor that one o
more shipments have been recently made from
New York, and it is also said in that paper tina
G mercantile house in st: Louis has engaged u
ship direct from New Orleans to houses in Londol
and Livtrpoola thousand tons this year"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-02
Administrators Notice.

~ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court of Saline county, letters of Administra-
ton on the estate Of John w. McMahan, decd
bearing date Feb. 22d, 1874; all persons indebted
will please make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate are requested to
present them, properly authenticated, within one
year from the date of said letters, they may be
precuded from having any benefit of said estate,
and if not presented within three years, they will
be forever barred.
w. A. WILSON, Admir-.
Saline County, March ID, 1874. 5l-4t.