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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
As II l.. AND Is TO DE.
EEuTraI, for Eecrccrncy.

Stree the issuing Of our last number our Senior has tcen
blessed with The gait OF rwo FINE BOYS, 10th good democrats.
rms Is he way 10 beat the Nhl-> when every Other eil0It
fails. Nhat ~ You 10 II John r. Jones of The Peoples
ftleid = lsit hot the suTtsf way TO skin The oOons> We
would like to hear Of any editor or proprietor IN Indiana
beating hlS-Lawreacc5urgh Beacon.
What young Jones will say 10 it, we q, not know. He
viii probably he scared some" But don't talk about any
proprietor or editor in Indiana" beating this" Our junior
beat it long aso. lie had, that : the only way we can say
i) a boy and a sifi' al one shot. Two boys" Is Rohk ne
compared with that. Now il the junior, met weight Il. ut
10 lbs can do sucs taings, what would be thought of the
ola cub, drawing hard on 100 lbs, "~suppOsin' he Should
iry2" Don't brag 30 hasl, OF We shall be induced to Do
80 mettfng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
- thrY 10 i'll

4 s=p-heaisd old coon the other day. told u that the whis
parers were more liberal in publishing democratic speeches
and documents than we've the democi ATTIC. We told HIM that
no wing paper in this state would publish Mr.. Van Ba,cn's
letter On the Texas question. lie assured Us the Journal
would d. 50. We have not yet seen il in that print or
tutonc other Of IL kindred in thi- Safe while the democratic
pagers are publishing both his and Mr.. Cla,'s. We care Iot
"a the person alluded TO; but we would inquire # the whis
editors think 1t hight to tllsify sud letter. AMI not give il TO
their readers that they may sec the hSrrors /, cou,ais. FAN
play Is best IN The long run.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
JOHN W. BAXTER.

y man has been turned out Of a lie nPerance society 70
eating corned beeL-B9ston P3st.
And a man IN Irdiana has been turned on, of Uhiy
society FIR telling them about that " roast heel"
We forge, who =. rhroNed that last brick bat hut we
know Of hundreds who have If tie Wing party because
instead u =" Two dollars a day and roast beef'-instcal #
d" retrenchment and reform ."-ins'esd OF property IL
creasIng millions IN value."-instrid OF he q" lib,rer re-
ceivlrg higher wage, instead Of "pros,rqti)n prescrh-
ci."-in Short. instead Of finding a singe Wing promise
fuiired. they have found the contrary. and themselves
sadd ed with a regular National Debt. that great Wing
:" blessing # some THIRTY MILLIONS OF Dol
LARS. Go II Coonsl ul-nexi Mach.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
a circumference.

There are times when men speak the honest sentiments
OF their hearts. while. If they could dive into the future,
they would be far from doirg 50. on the ground Of erPedi-
ency. There are those who, for the sake of present til
umpli, hesitate not at the means To accomplish it, let them
be never so foul, or dtlclerlous TO their cause in The end.
This policy, short-sighicd it might he called, has been the
hane OF Tie Federal Wing Party. With no princiths on
which 10 found a hope Of success. the shoss terms of pow
er they have been enabled to hold, On in Go years. have
bern obtained (rand1LpNy. The first, under Old John
ADAMS. of Alien and S,dtion-law memory they obtained
through the ,ilorts OF a strong body Of oniceholders. whose
strength then had not been calculated. The second by the
bargain between The Puritan and The BIaoklee-the bar.
Gam of John q Adams and Henry Clay. The bird. and
last, If God in his Infinite mercy has sufficiently punished
the Na,ion for their t,rg versa,ions. hy means to which it
is unnecessary to call he attention Of any who live 10 re-
member the contest # 1910. While the federal coons
cared not for the sacrifice Of their IDOL in the Hauisburgh
Conveutior, and their second choice" 'skcd tears" Tia,
he had been sup rceded, then 1t was that the worshippers
of idols" would occasionally speak The hutb-ihe real
sentiments Of their hearts. Then it was tha, they oush,
to have remember red the prayer Of a wing "GooJ Lord ;
good Devil, deliver me-" "W by do you pray so,' said an
Observer "Ah :, exclaimed Whigsery ",here IS no
knowing into whose hands | may fall" Lililc did the
christian editor Of the BrookvilIe American know into
whose hands he was to fall when he penned t as the sen.
iimeni OF his heart, honest no DOUBT; and if true then.
true now. Litle. perhaps, DID Mr.. Z. then know, that
th s. whom he cherished as bosom friends he would have
to denounce in 1914. as base and infamous s,oundrels.
Bot we need not refresh his recollection more than to give
the following. handed to our notice by the able editor of
the Brookvilte Democrat.
A. II IL. AND Is TO DE.
Ia 1858, Henry Clay WAS spoken of Tor the Office To
which he BOW asiifss. then II was. that our neishbor of
he "American,' thought best to pass his sentence, So far
as Ohio and Indiana were Concerned. He reasoned the
case in ms native element aud exercised his prophetic tall
cnls after this wise. In speaking of Clay he says:
ale never received ihe vote Of OHIO or Indiana, and it
- worse than idle. To calculate that he crer .ril. We have
heretofore ex,rtel all cur strength Tor tie election of Hem
~ Cay-and we now believe hun superior 10 any man
living, but II Is worse than folly To ~cndtavor To sustain
him. whom the people have 80 often condemned Aud
although We would rlher see hun President. than any
man who has been named tor that station, = al we believe
shat Martin Van Buren, would distance him more than
iO.OoO votes Ia this State, III Mfs time, o. at Gny time 10
come"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Sentence OF flcrfn.

samuel Dls, who has been a second time convicted for
the murder of George Brock, in vigo county. on the 10Th
Of October last. la, been sentenced by Judge Law to be
hanged on Friday the llh Of next month. The Tene
Hauie Express SAID the sentence seemed to all ct the
crowd of spectators far more than il did the prisoner,
whose stoicism appeared to he more the result Of unculti-
va'od and undevelopel moral and intellectual faculties.
than Of a heart hardened hy tie commission and repeti-
ton OF The higher order Of crime.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
E,c>crU;i. Hhl.gcry.

We perceive rcnunciatons. ~ many e the sblest
wings. are daily taking place throughout the .uutry
Hon David stewart. a Wing member Of the Senate #
Maryland. has recently rruauucei Nhisgery, and VIII
hereafter support he Democratic party.
John '. l. McAahoD, a most Influential aud popular
Wing. VINO was President Of the liarnSop Conv-ut5n.a at
Baltimore. on the 4rh Of Nay, 1870. has LETT the Wing
ranks IN disgust, and openly avows Li' hostility to Clay
whirgerv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Ecc-Ams,cx:.:.os, 81 r'exas.

Pursuant to pu'H notice. a meeting Of - eruzens Of Indian
daaapois. on saturday. MY -. II 10 o'eloe1 N.
sppoisied r,esielt, and \. i. MonTiso> = reiar,.
o. notion. Msss : Jon> iass1R aAd ions lEsENiy were
T~co jert- o. lie aa.euas having ieen cagi.inea. "a committee
O seven lclso : w.si ppoaicl. 20 ptpaf' q itc,m ie aHo rsou-
IN. 10 rcro It'd 10 D.. pu 81. Il to Est Mar.st I.ou>,. ia
Wc'upon tie lo.oNsn- gentlemen were s.Poiniea saia ON
me r Dmhc i-4iassoa On. w'fia" > ra,'r, Ar
o.. m,.', lie MIN g.l,' ''l' = convene =" ''@
Ear NArEtr Har.s. ,srfay. ? .e'oo'. "
The meeting Ca TIE suijet OF o. -. Annexation 81 i'Sas.
eoese.e !, ga -h"'i - "dj'arr''ent' g" sling o st'ef-i A1"-'ea
rsrP e.ileft 100. ihe stand, and aanrrd re readiness Of
tie committee TO epo I. WEI Gen. =. D.aAe. as cai,nan OF
VII We read !, NJ Mom.oe,.s. .siaIy
The comnnt,e affoi iei a a ~" OF ~ clzcs Of u
dian polls .nd Marion toa. .. on = D Vat h"fiork- 10 take
into o -ile .l'n t. qres ioi OF - l. A""eA.ton Of IeKasto
r,ps nua' +. n a" 1 = 'o p, 5 pm, ,na - : ~ os r. t~', r"a !, 81 ~
county. ana o. tie Stale OF iaaars. 80 tar as ti'n iniolnaiicn
wu-sr...t e r.gu n- Of Tes.s aed q o-e in clare OF tie
territory OF isAas' and, W.er'as' D. q question o. cyeaeney,
Unetaer sail ce,-ion : all te accepted - a q t"i''a stai'-. aAd
~ opc o. Z IS t.iea, and Wiereis great aad l.anr iofta iats.
WI 'ou' distn.tos OF raly.iavew .ftso ard esp's- q oiiaots.
Re'res '..' .- Z" . +. =. ~ 'i1' -
topl,. 4 ctfoe "a. feel ourselves called uloa 10 eiye uuc. aace
l" = : = L, "a r. s&t s I'd u eN o-s,, .i,er o. Men. vsn
M. a. r. ~ op,-r,u. ro.-fss,ff, slt -fstgr. sr.,io.sg
qgltio sta re-sri 10 O. d. qnisitca ol tc tcFioy eemaai.a-
Ae.aEei. r - letter Of nray cy.o o. tc ,smc afJcri.
"a ~aftah ca @ of'cstae yi,ns o. A- Nan bu'en, 80 tote
Re..i -. r w. iury Occur a. q OPP .ioa. o. c,p,s~ed -
g., J SON aHd iisry Cay.s- well q Hiafy o'he~ Tat ne
- SOM. , -, +, @t y. " - ~
So 90. rr =, E, ,5,,f r.ri st ,"sf "a. 80.
wroasigHy snl uH,ens'iui' onsiy a'ici.fsi from O. D. oounity.
me- e,s' o O.. J#s ,oa 80 n. lion. \. y. n-o~n. f.,eea ..n'
Fey. I-f1. 81 rer. De- SAYS .nur policy 81 onfffe H fluf o. Tie
a'rielt Eona H-ne scr 70 ee,e any hfd Or ioar. ara 81 ne Re
.etAe '.ea ot itetonr' N"i 40 tn - i,tisr i.ied Aarh ia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
A Hint.

Our counting room Is no place fer .riis'iing !oafers. We
are wiling to extend accommodations 10 al Minds, nearly
except whis,lers. %drummers. and d,taters on The future
God help Us; but we have many varieties. o for a Button
to write their history. While we write. one comb ming
the whssllng and druEming faculties is parading he
room. fret drumming on the desk. then with his heels, and
his entertaining ;riisfie thrilling all who hear it. lnno-
cen, young man, lie don't know bat hat be highly
edifcs US
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Things 81 yy.sf,iuytOr.

We are glad 10 learn that the late ,Gtrrtscence at
Washington. among our politicians is suhsidlug. and tha;
things are gong on a little more tremendously. ThI- Is
all night. The Democrats can gam nothing ~ foil - ing
tie example OF the last Wing Congress. and they must
have sense enough TO know It, If they will coolly consider
of the matter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

The entile Democratic ticket has succeeded a, the charter
election in Troy. y. Y. Since the nomination Il Chy-the
Mayor being eected By over $50 majority. Last year the
Mayor was elected BY the Whigs BY a con.iienble maillitY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

UIf Grubbs will look a, our paper Of March ssih,
he will fnd ths. on tie first reception of the news Of
Tyicrs secret Texas treaty, we expressed ourselves against
it, and in favor Of a submission Of it to the people. Our
opinions were not changed by Mr.. Van buren's letter.
bu; were confirmed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

At the last meeting, the following re.olui n was adopted
unanimously. aud ordered to be published:
"Rcsolved, That we desire AL and every democrat u A.
tend the meeting Il TIC Club; II tg n other reason than he-
cause II does not .how a -incese democ ate pint in those who.
net attending I'M fault with the proceeding, If those who
do.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
AlORGAN COUNTY. MAY 10, lSit.

FRIENDS CHAPMAN la looking over your Com skinner,
| fnd the gl1lou> effects Of iIulh, winch prove that the
e,est n.ass II The people are honest ~hen pr rciA "ioi"cd'
and At ~ doubt produces the great chinScs gong Ola sInce
$40. M which ale sal piO-Ie>sing. 40 ola aud .cSpect-
able tanners f our county. w: LuoEs bURK aud JAMES
lPraRsoN. land many others Wi. IA / mf-ht name formerly
ielcial Wings, aud y ding with TIA. patty, ae nON gong II
fr Democracy; and | know If 80 changes The "iheG way.
lIu4an for Van Bulen and ihc good old Dem cratic times)
N.utS r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Conscience Smitim. Him.

The editor o: the Mercer Pa. Luminary. a whig organ.
has refused TO support CL.r. lie declares that Lis con-
science will not permit hnm to lend bis and in eevaling 70
the Presidency a STAKEHOLDER. a dueiist. a mason, a gam
bier, aud an anii-proieouonist and II he wings want tie
use Of his jouna al, they must boy HIN out.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

John Quincy adams. many years ago. b-f5se the "Coal-
ton" pronounced Henry Cay, in eject. a Lar, IN the Ma
t.onal lntoli-encer, At the same time affirming that The de-
ciaIati'n would IS ami the test Of human scrutiny, OF talents
and Of time" TINS fact i matter Of hi,tiy and notorious,
and h. ever since been aNQdeit 10 as an Id uiued question Of
ve.aciiy '-Cl y never having dITsd to scoep' the challenge u
Afans. They Afterwards male their "bargain" for the Pie
sidency, and the matter was dropped, though not without
causing universal astoni.hmeni.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
e'OONskinHCI..

AT orc dollar for three copiesR In Heighborhaods.
where a larger number canno, be obtai ned. sufficient To
take advantage of The very liberal terms offered IN the last
number. we will forward three copies for one a lar IN
Guiding No. ;. Who will noe hang back
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Go Ahead.

ELtss EVANS, Esquire, Postmaster at Cicero, Ind. When
comes Gu, yoHr exposition o. your apology kemem5ei,
sur, We Will rot he iusGlied with lmpuniy. Cary cut youi
farsIf, make an apology, or you ksor what
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

Gulbs. Of tic Iadiaua Courier, is 4 funny fellow, if he
i a wing. aud a candidate for Office. lie talks thus in his
last paper
Poor Mr.. Van Buren, Poor, imhecile locofacoism 4,
The jig is up with you aud YOU seem essentially and dis
unctS did Jar We had hoped that we were to have a
respectable race in the comm contest. but the people have
already sealed tie DOOM Of locefocoi>n,. and howeSer 1t
may kick and gasp IA is expiring struggles. 1t i. not the
les essentially aud To al inien's and purposes DEAN; and
we viii not tie surprised # CLAY and FRrLINGHUrsEN
should walk round the course with only a nominal oppo-
siton.
The same funny Gruhls. in 1913, said:
Loco NoMI~arIoNs.-We learn from a friend who at
tended the ioco.oco convention at Indianapolis. tia, Hon.
JAMS WHTcoME. Ex-Commissianer OF The General
Land Office. was nominated for Governor. and J,ssE ID.
BRIGHr. Esq, Ex-Siaie Marshal, for Lieutenant Govern
or We feel pietsed-very much plra~ed. iude,d-with
these nominations. Some poor lncof,co bad to be >ct up
on his legs to be heal, and I'm Whucomh VIII answer just
a well as the best. ard h~ mfr and children won't care a
fix # he should toe diianced. The re pie oi Indiana will
take an 'sp,cias pleasure in showing this brace OF Van
Buren, Office no drrs that they cant come IL"
Decidedly funny fellow. that GnubbS. Don't you feel
'pleaset-vsry much pleased. indeed Gruhbs, TO see
your Old prophecy J Go it, Gruhhs; for we like a hearty
laugh, and Ike to have something funny to laugh a.. And
who So funny as Guuhb, J Glubts, don. let Isaac make
that "seafariug" speech
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

9JBy an article in another column it vii be seen that the
Reform TaTIf Bal has been defeated in ConsIess-proyiug
that some men VIII were supposed 10 be democrats IN the
House, are In fact wings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

RIVE have received a printed copy of an address. from
Ms Blown, our representative in Congress to his constituents,
on the subject II re-anncxaiion Of Texas. We shall rniea-
vor to publish At Il we caa possibly hni rom.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

HTA gentieman from Washington told us a day CT two
since that 100000 bad been ofs red by certain Wing. II
they could procure the nomination Of a pas;culaI candidate
BY the Democrats. Our informant Is himself . Wing
Where does tie money come from
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Gity 1EsfclIi.a;scc.

Within the last two DAYS tie faces Of The Coons have
heightened about " a feet They still think the Demo-
cracy are like hemse'ses,-msr Gusreicrs for office.
" The union Of the Wings fr the sake Of the onion"
Saw ny leg of.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

9rThe Clay Ratification Convention at Baltimore. wa.
held ON the Race Cease. Nothing could Ue more IN kecpin.
with the character of their candidate. and that Of his chic
suyportess-a set If regular political Jockeys.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
NO8IEsKILLE. Ma Is. lS4i

DEAR SiRs:-Wc have ju,t got oT HiokoIy Club STATED,
anil notwithstanding the "utrssco's news from Warrington.
the friends & IN fine spirits. would st,ke all my e ,uni-
ary and political hopes upon The fact that MARTIN VAN BU-
RrN i the choice f ninc-t,nih> Of the democracy e the
cour II. Il say nothing of the STATE or Inlon. l.
THE query Of our ficni lcmtied IN the aboge) can he
answered BY himself lie j. 10, well acqaaii ted bese u for
get ccrfain matters which makes the enquiry necessary
There i, no change in ths respect. The same element, still
exit. and are sun IN operation. That a temporary effect
should be poducod IS not Astonishing. But more atonl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Black

The Louisville Journal thinks the less we say about Black
Legs. the better. We don't wonder it feels sore on this SUBJ
ject. considering the pTopensties Of their Presidential candi-
date, Henry Clay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

SyWetb, Of the ~ y. Courier * Enquirer is row il
EngIard. Sent there, no doubt, TO Isss money fr II,
benefit Of Clay. Webster was sent in 1910. We dosbt il
Webb can raise as much as Webster did.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

0Ihe Richmond Enquirer has no, taken ground
against NJ. Van Buren,, as falsely stated BY the Wings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

a- The House Of Representatives have passed a resolu-
ton 10 al ,uGn Congress CT the i7ih OF June.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
VOIi,s Hint.

This excellent German psper proposes 10 issue an Extra
TILL the Presidential election al the low rate Of 80 cents
Pr cory. Every German should take II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Look Ont.

We sS7ec, shortly to see all the Wing editors in ills
State denouncing the Wig editor Of the Wabash Express
Lock cut for fun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

NATIVE AxrRIcASs-" Alligator, -" VIII Cat " Tiger
Tail" distrnEuisLe! " Naive AneIicsrs" arc OF their way
10 Washington.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

a-The Cay Ratification meeting al the Park IN New
York was dispersed BY a terrible storm Of Wind and rain.
Large numbers reiIeaied even into Tammany HaH, lie IA
nous democratic Head Quarters Oninousi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

See how calmly the w0uN-nc President iorA, On cee
the dandy bigger. with uplhed whip, obey ing the orders of
his master. and apply Ing tie lash 20 the urhife slave p! See
madame Dinah with Ter slclich of authority J and, .
heaven sec what tr. Clay has declared he must have for
a slave, ii his friends, he abollionists. took all the negroes
from him See n charming srhifc girl under the control
of a black wench. aud the scourge ready to fall upon her
Shoulders Look FTccmen I, Look, This Is no fancy
sketch I! 1t exhibits bat half tie horrors your own imagi-
nation can picture, should MIR. Claws views be entertained
by a majority OF tins people. AbplI ionisis, see Tie result
of The sentiments If a man. a STAKEHOLDER. whom your
would lc leader, Mr.. Bradley, attempts to i duce you t.
suIiort-whom lie supports, While at the same time pre-
tending to te opposed to slavery, God help Us. when
such men can lead - their heck ard nod, FREEMEN!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

Amer tie 81 mission of
were made Ne-a nin-
tie report was n%Hflrrcf ln
on notion. hrsrf-rI. 7
-i-url % fIe Pres rlt "a
irfiara Sentinel afi inil.l
% e state. ic requested 30
paper-
A r. MosRIse> $ - If.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

II will be recollected that when Gov. Bigger was cleo
,ioneering IN 1910. great professions were made ssto the
economy he wocli practice ia the Executive Departmental oil
The Government Bot these promises, like all tie rest. were
mere hunhug. The tax lis's show NGf-though they do
not show how much was ~peoketei b this economical Whis
ga,ersor. Let u : how much he got out Of Tie public
cn, ~ keary hapt.
Three year.' salary a, 81 200 4 year $500
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Democratic elus..

c. MAYER, Secretary.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-13
To the Ladies,

10 tne Ladies.
WATSON q YOSTI-BOONVILLE
HAVE just received great variety of entirely
IL new style goods for ladies dresses, such as
rich striped and fancy changeable silks,
/" Mouslin de LaiDs.
Fancy and changeable chusan de Lains,
Alpacas,
Black, mode cold and figured do.
Plaid and Fancy Velvets,
French and English Merinos,
Black and blue black Silks,
Also, fine Florence braid nd Albert Bonnets
latest fashion,
Rich silk velvet and changeable Bonnet Ribbons,
Also, Ladies fancy silk, satin and velvet era.
watts and points,
French crimped Colarettes and Cuffs,
Silk and Kid Gloves,
Frils, Muffs, Hosiery, &C., &C.,
Also, very large assortment Of Ladies Cali
and Kid walking shoes, Caters, Half Caters,
Calf and Morocco Boots, Black and fancy cold
Ellslers, Super French Kid Slippers, White
Satin Slippers, &c.
Boonville, Oct. 29th, l943.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-13

NEW MEDICAL WORKS.--The principles
L and practice of medicine by John Eiotson,
M. D.. with notes and additions by Thos. Steward
son, M D. physician to the Penn. Hospital. A
practical treatise on The diseases of the tests nd
of the spermatic cord and serotum by T. B. Curtin
with illutrations. Abernethy's family physician
or ready prerscriber just received and for sale by
e. HART.
Boonville, January 9th, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-13
New Cheap Works,

lust received. The Gentleman's Daughter
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The Rambles of Emperor Ching T | H, The two
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Cooper; Liebig's Letters on Chemistry, The Ell.
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E. HART, Boonville Bookstore.
January eth, 1874.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-13
The farmers Encyclopedia.

VNHE Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary of
L Rural affairs, embracing all the most recent
discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry, adapted to
the comprehension of unscientfc readers, illus
trated by numerous engravings Of animals. nipple.
ments and other subjects, interesting to the agri-
culturist, by Cuthbert w. Johnson--adapted to the
U. States by Gouverneur Emerson, complete in |
VOLUME, just received and for sale by
L, HART
January 9Th, lsii,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-04-13
Goddard on the Teeth.

The Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of the
human teeth, with the most approved methods Of
treatment, including operations and the method Of
making and setting artificial teeth, in one volume,
qnarto, with 30 plates, by Paul B. Goddard, NJ. D.,
demonstrator Of Anatomy in the University OF
Pennsylvania, just received and for sale BY
E. HART.
Boonville, January 9th, 1914.