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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

SEVERE GAIE--Two VESSELS ASHORE AT sun
rise yesterday morning, the wind blew steadily
from the southwest and the lake paratvely calm
hut o'clock the wind chopped round to the northeast
almost nstantaneously and commenced blowing tire.
mendous gale. (Which still contnues accompanied with
heavy snow squalls. About two o'clock, p. NJ the wind
having vcered round to the west tho schooner Jefferson
Captain Dougall, discovered making directly to-
wards the PIERS but her sails being to ribbons by
the gale and having broken her tler just she reach
cd the breakers outside she at the mercy Of the storm
the violence Of which dred her ashore rods south
of the pier At this moment the brig Rosa, Capt Whit
ing hove in sight endeavoring to make harbor, but
she being also disabled by the storm went ashore south
Of the Jefferson Both vessels had csrgoes of stone for
harbor, and it hoped they will be got OF without
tanng material injury. Since the above written
Capt Davis Of the schr Ocean, has arrived in town with
his and passengers, announcing his vessel ashore
about and half miles north OF this village No cargo
aboard They also report the schr Wave ashore at Ra
cne.-Si. Joseph Com. Bulletin, March H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
To the Public.

To the Public.
, THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-puo,
shed every day Of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth OF July Price cents per 81 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
The WEEKLY HERALD-published every saturday
mornngprce st cents per copy, or s. II per annum-
hostages paid, cash in Vance ., .
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper IN this city,
OF the cord and is hsrfore the best channel for business
in the citv or country Prices noderae-cash in ad
vance ca.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRiEroR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

Bill. PAssEp-In Senate, Thursday, March = -
To change the of Frederick hay~s,db Msn'y
lincoln England 10 Frederick Hayward Mandy New
combe-Passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

M,cu,a,u Cpors.-We are gratlhed TO learn
,ha, standing the unusual openness and warmth
Of the winter the wheat fields lock quite as well as com
mon at this aeason OF the year,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTfPES
pLUMBE DAGUGRRIAN GALLERY OF PATENT
l. PREMinM CoLOREp PiOTOGRAPHs. Isl Brcia
MUM and highest by American and franklin Institutes.
for the most be ntifu colored Dayuer
The having Iecured letters the eIcus
privilege OF taking col,rd Dagueneotyss by h new pro-
respectfully invited call and examine the large collection
the Gallery, whether they cone npate sitting not
Premium Apparatus Plates Cases. &c., supplied lower
rates than any other place in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
NEW Linz OF LIvEkrOQL PACKETS.
To York the 18th and Liverpool on the 18th
month.
A & ,& H.

FnoM NEw YoRK.
Ship ROSCIuS, Captain John Collins, 2sth March,
ship SlDpUNS, Captain h. u. Cobb, 26th April.
shhp ShaERhpAN Captain Dspsy y sssh May
- FRoM LIVERPOOL.
Chip SHEnKIpAN Csptsin pspey.tes ilt is March
Ship RnSG,us, Captain John Collins, Iith May
These ships the first class upwards Of 1000
bulk in the city a New York with such improvements
Every las been taken in the ARRANGEMENT Of their
ample stores will provided These ships BY
experienced who wi make exertion give
neral satisfaction. ....0 N -
Nsth. :he captains of the ships will be ,pons
Bile for letters parcels packages BY them unless
golar -'"f1f lading signed therefor
For freight or passage apply
g.. X. COLLINS & Co, Sc South st., New York, or to
BIZ .WN, SHIPLEY Z CO., Liverpool
Letters by the pacl will be charged i2h cents single
heet so cents and neHspapes each m?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

RAPID TRAVELLING FOR THE SEASON. we learn
from the Post that Mr. Samuel ough, express messeh
ger lett Quebec at r. NJ Thursday and arrived IN
this city at r NJ on Saturday-5i hours distance s
miles. He came as far as Portland on runneis'-p''""
Transcripf .4prl L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

WEDDINT PAKIIES,
BALLS ROUTS, &c
SUPPLIED With all the different varieties of Pastry Iced
~ Fruit, Pound and Spcnse Case, Ornament ID Pyramids,
Rout Cake OF all the different vreles and the
ment of Tea Cake that can be obtained establishment
the city Also, all kinds Of Biscuit from Pilot Bread
Puff Paste forms for Dinner Parties.
Orders thankfully received and the city
country JAMES TOMPSON,
At the Premium Bakery, 10 Lisp~uard. near Church.
m i'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

Ohr rH ,o, HLh nv az LhM5 MaN,U ~
THE upde Rned ispectfuy inform their and the
ubc that have reduced prices Of the sbov.
ces, and having many years. their exp-
epes enables them 70 gnsh cheaper than other
scrirous Astral Lamps altered 10 Selar.
Afa Of Cut and Plain Glsss, pattern Orion.
does Chandeliers, Candeiabras Bouquets Be &c Hall
Lamps and Lanterns Of a., sizes. with rich AID stained
order Goods for the country free CT expense
s loaned for parties Citizens generally invited call
examine ssfy th~ms az reg ard
quality and prices. STOuVENEL & co.
Factory 20 Gold sre et
Wholesale and Retail Store, No. John st. Broadway
mas Imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c
THE subscribers have Just received late arrivals from
Hayre, and keep constantly hand, compete
French Artificial Flowers .t..
Materials Of all kinds for Flowers -
Feathers, Hair Ornaments, and Millinery MtcIei-foI
mleby HENRY KAHN, Importers -
Ssmsrc 73Liberty street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

The traveller per n. Road saves SIS 90
They also forward to cleveland, Portsmouth and
other places 0hio D.trot Sc Nichigan Green Bay Mil
wake &c, Wrcorsip Territory; Chicago, Illinois; ard to
different plsc Canada lowest All
the different given gratis aud Tickets
only the Albany and Buffalo hail Road Office SO
WOLF RlCKERS.
ana m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03
FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET,

i. suP Srh!Rb.)
DaLEsME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturer has
"A. always on hand large Of dinner ira
paln white and gilt French rorcean we'll and
Dessert Plates of all sizes, assorted Dishes Soup Tureen
Stands.
shape
All the articles Of the best qu,lity and TO be
sold liberal terms, and in lots to suit purchasers.
mi 6rns rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

RUMoREp REMovArs.-l was currently rumored
Yesterday and we believe IL was stated Ivy one who
knows THAT the 18th the present month"; the follow
ing gentlemen will be removed from Office John &.
Watmough, naval officer John G. Montgomery, post
master and Capt. Thomas Hayes, navy agent-Phlad,l
mia Chronicle .fp,u 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-03

Great WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FhoM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (325 MILES)
BY RAIL ROAD.
The only Office in New York e,tabhed by the several Rail
hoad Companies between Albany and Buffalo is
No. 50 COURTLANDT STREET,
JOHN L.. CLAk. General Agent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
From ne Coos County Democrat.
The Sfankrupt's Gicc.

Calculated (0r The AaHfregsdry # me Passage ef "a
BgHkrHpf Bal
Let The bankrupt rejoice, for the sferif no more
: ala follow Do. coach a. q rolls from is door
T- ma siou-ro more shsf lc hastily lock u,
Aud stufk thfoI-H tie streets VIII tWe tey 20 liz rocket,
Nlt ittitfy tIs heart heath l- rus = slall ltat.
NDlie As facy OIL iilaOrs saaIl soJtae lis retreat.
Ttose cities o. paper. De- ~oiI long aso.
Have hfou Do In q cool CITY thousand OF 80.
Anf h. Arsf tlem "a store. - q lcip 90 las day.
To wtf. % w.at new oae- fnas come iu htz way.
10 huy irn , . wine. aut - plstc 20 --sfOfe.
To Tie ftseis that rirc.s hs o. ie once Dr. ore.
lis true some pobT ~neighior may ask for ls pny,
Bat te iaw - asuinsf lln. and what can Le say
i 0ugt iis children are lOus,isss and hunger for bread.
u hc all once too murh-e him look no h- head,
Tor og-rtsa fecrr afast such ilafsrs TO more.
aaaA IfO1Hl e ~ gent ~ eaas - tie door.
Aui surety O. ose iceaafs. c.lrI cr,diof :. - ouid
tutftiNr zach We la- a+-igHet Tor their eoolr
Tor win EN-, our wa,te ian.-, Wei lOn'sfiy share.
AID every tAi1g else We tan % ycdy spare
Boz 60 when we come 20 that Eaut heap Of pslf,
Tor present sgh-istefcef wei Keep 10 ourseiL
1t Tie L1'ofcr efuntc and wrihe 10 MS toll.
'Ist'e lOy Of our 20 isre~s is hope, 10 aespOil,
I'd sty-'tea'h orr dc.t-. 81 OulI our encr1its rus:.
] psaVr 1l0 "a -iEge fuY worms fsOu tie dust
AZ. no. '9r It's 0AY such gentry IS we,
That tJae, ess pfoic,t ia Lis land oi tire free
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

DuELIaNc.- Two mosquitoes one morn
ing, met on n leaf in a garden. Both were
filed with the blood drawn from their last
nocturnal dcprcdations. They were silent,
and .dumpy,' cross and savage. Onc OF
them ran out his sting. and wiped it on IT..
%forcleg. The other thrust ont his sting. and
pointed il towards the first rnu>quito. iAi-
was considered ~ an insult. And 50 the Of
Tended musquito steps up 20 the other AM
says
ibid YOU turn up your sting at me ,
The answer was-'I ran on my sting 4;
Won can apply Il as you Choose
Answer-"S.r, your remark savors Of 'as-
o%ality."
.'IIah Z, exclaimed the other, 4 downright
insult No genifmaub musquito will sub
nit 10 such treatment without demanding
satisfadion Draw, william, and defend
yourself
They rushed together and running one
another through the body, did h4noiaJ'e
deaths.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

Coon ApvIcE.-Bc and continue poor,
young man. while others around you grow
rich by fraud aud rascality; be without place
or power, while others beg their way upward;
bear the pain OF disappointed hopes. while
others gain the accomplishment of theirs by
%flattcry; forego the gracious pressure of the
hand, for which others cringc and crawl.
Wrap yourself in your own virtue. and seek
81 friend. and your daily bread. If YOU have.
in such a course. grown grey with unblcm-
ishcd honor, bless God and dell in-cimgnn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

VI. CLAY - the only instance in the history Of our
country ofa CIbinet officer fighting a duel,
Mr. CLAY - the only instance 81 u candidate for the
Presidenc, being under bonds to keep the peace,
Mr.. CLAY = the only instances OF a member OF Con-
greS~ publishing u general challenge to fight!
Mr.. CLAY j. the ouiy instance Of a member 81 Con
crc~s voting against the wi-h., of has constituents M iur-
therance oi a bargain by which he was made Secretary oi
Stale
Nj CLNY Is the only instance of a candidlte for the
Pres irncy running Tor that uii-e after tcO defeats. per
haps II would nt be improper Ia say joar, for The people
exiled hun aud Mr.. adams together, aud his own Ii iends
rejected hun in lSiO)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
Hy.:pr0mDtu,

o. IL MJ{ Nomination II He4,y clay for The Presidency
81 ne Hh'gs.
Wien pumpkins shall grow o. IL top Of n siecple.
AID = overs Of Fattases 3 81 tan witl tie rain,
Wien fsuAi,f- and crfact. 2 an Auaui a.. TIE people,
Gays 2 o.pect e power msy come back asain.
Nheui ~finds'one- sali turn themselves round on tie spindle.
And John Luil st al swallow a tHifd part Of Maine,
Wien tHe 9 iaiaInlt's faueu, aud iccisatcrs dW indie,
Gays prospect OF Power may l|rigiten again.
Wien cider shall flow M the broad Mississippi.
Md NNlg1fss 90 longer : al scam T. Tor gain
When fHc journal refuses 10 sOii hhe Iantippc,
Clay ; ~ Ospcct OF power may brighten again.
Wien esme's - all creep tiroush The eve OF a needle.
And cgrc,s 'oaiess q Tmsslv'- hinnifs IN brain
When t0-uts raHfot cleat Us. nor parasites wiecdic,
Inll NY lI.l,sL or.s I.I-tLy e-nmer asaIn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

THUMPiNG WONT MAKE \ G~ENrrEuAS.-
Two cmincnimcmbcrs of the Irish bar, Mes
srs. Doyle and Iclvcrton. quarrcllcd some
years ago so violently, that from word, they
came to blows. Doyle, the more powerful
Nun. nj the fists at least, Knocked down his
adversary twice. e%Nclaimirg with vchcmcncc,
i. YOU scoundrcl, Ill make YOU behave YOUR
self like a gentleman" 10 which Yclvcr-
ton, rising, answered. with equal Indignation.
Z. No, sir. never, l defy you! | defy you, you
can't do it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

MopEsry.-Thc extreme moIcsty attribu-
ted to females of the present day appears TO
have been productive of some benefit to mar
ricd men. We heard of Il husband ycStcr-
day WHO has thereby become master OF his
house again-a matter he has been unable
10 accomplish for some years past. On a
slight sqIabblc in the morning rs to who
should "wcar the pants she got the best of
it and had put them on, when he suggested
that the buttons had crs!' Her modcsty was
so shocked that she burst into tear and pull
led the pants right oil!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

IN proportion rs nations get more corrupt.
more disgrace will attach 10 poverty. aud
more respect to wealth. There are two
questions that would completely reverse this
order of things: wi,ot keeps SOM persons
poorl and what has made some rich! The
true answers 10 these queries would often
make the poor man more proud of his pow
Crtv, than the rich man is OF lis wealth. and
the rich more Justly ashamed Of Lis wealth.
than the poor man unjustl, now i, of Iii, pow
crty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

NATIONS vIrEov FiRE.-It is said tha.
lire was entirely unknown TO many nations Of
antiquity. and even ut the present day it is
unknown in some parts of Africa. The in
habitan.s of the Marian Islands. which were
discovered in lJ5i. had no idea of fire. and
expressed the greatest astonishmcnt on first
bcholding it-bclie,ing it 10 be some kind OF
living animal which fed on wood. The in
habiiants of the Philippine and Canary Is
lands were formerly equally ignorant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

EryNoLoGY OF ~ roLEoN."-1hc Id!n-
burgh Journal has translated from 1.-The Ety.
biological Dictionary of the French Ian
guagc' the following curious genealogical
calculation The namc .Napolcon' i, com
posed OF two Greek words. signilying the Iii
on of the Wilderness When divided. the
same name makes up a phrase which offers Il
singular analogy TO the character Of that cx-
traordinary man. BY successfully dropping
each initial letter, we get, after "Napolcon.'
apolcon. poleon. olcon, leon. con on. These
sylablcs t%ransposcd thus-Napolcon, on, Ole
on. leon. con, apoieon. polcon-prodncc a
Greek sentence, the literal translation OF
which i, "Napolcon being the lion of the pco-
pie, going about destroying Cities
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

MoruEa WIr.-tn Irish boy accidental
ly broke a window glass. and ran of to e.
cape detection. Unfortunately for him. how
ever. the proprietor stole Il march on him. and
having seized him BY the collar exclaimed
"you broke my window. fellow, did YOU
notY' ITO be sui c l did," said Pat. land
didn't You sec me running homo for the
money TO pay for it's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

The Psrm or IGrE.-llon't be Gi>courag-
ed. II, in the outset of lie, things do not go
smoothly. 1t seldom happens that the hopes
we cherish for the future are realized. The
path of If. in the prospect. appears smooth.
and level but when We come TO trayCllt.
we find it all up hill, and generally rougl,
enough. The journey is a laborious one {;
and whether poor or wealthy. high or low
We shall find it to our disappointment. il we
have built on any other calculation. To Gu
durc it with as much chccriulncss rs possible.
and to elbow your way through the great
crowd. "hoping for little, yet striving for
much is. perhaps. the best plan.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

The following Is not n had specimen of the
havoc sometimes made BY those who write
complimentary notes in the third person.
NJ A. presents his compliments to Mr.. X.
] have got a hat which is not has. If he have
60. a hat which is not yoars, no dou5. hey arc
the expected cnc.-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23

FAcrs.-Thc law, as now administered, is
n miserable scavcngero of crimc-thc foul buz-
zari Eattcning on filth. The physician is the
,akt of disease, and death, doorkccpcr he
holds back his victim and cxtorts a larger
fee. And what are the priests. living in the
midst of this social state, knowing all iS mis-
crics-vhat do they ! Claiming TO be the
ambassadors of the Almighty. they preach
smooth sophistry, pocket their salaries. and
dare not speak the truth at the peril OF their
places. They nattcr the rich scoundrcl and
ii they dcclaim against vicc-that vice don't
pay a pew tax.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
A9.Ny "a asesf-vg Asss; a'ossA.
H..teyfo .uJ D,,..I


'A'HE subscriber has just opened, north side Of Washington street,
= conner ct Meridian. and aJ iinug huiite's Nuct,n Room.
HArpw 'nE comprising budding mlcnh> IT every description,
slch ~ io'ks, l1lchrs. hinge, screws, nil.. &C.
NEc.IANics' IooLs. "a general assortment.
SNDnLtRs yellow aud silver plated, tipued and jnplnncl mount
iHs ~ ,r"S or srplsle -liuGp, birdie bis, glniun., staining web,
ho., skins, plush, Nc.
CoNct MANaHs rRrwr~-s cnich door handles aud locks. stump
JOINTS, plated h'nts, coach linl -. hinges, pfcnt leather, t1ccs, fringe,
tHis, OIL clfh %cifpriing, cmLtln stan, sc.
EL.CKsHtfns: NNlpiS hst east steel, shear. German, Tnen~hhl dis
ter aud American blister steel. anvis, vice., flies ad ri-p-, round and
hpY' ifun, So.
Sn'ENAKGs' h :, comprising M the hons Gsd IN the trade, To-
erihtr wnl hoirtiees. crtnp is.Ht-s pegs, .zs : cN~. awl measure
straps brushes. files. thread. b!islcs. hce! bali, avis. aNl hats. cut
sparrow hills. steel taCks, &c.
tAnlNrr AND tHAR h,KEEs' braces and bits la sells and separate.
bed screws, b i caps. plate c.-iHs, nti'sony ani gh~- km~r~, IN
ork~, hrt~~ locks, Table aiHg,-, h,ld, ptnnrl, back. c,aiptSs, ky hie
aHd frame saws. 'litdhlnt catches aud hinges, char hHIs, assorted
stand cttcheS, nntlnusany NeutefS, &c, also.
Row. Iud'- mil and POS cut SAWS. ctTrillr saws. wood saws.
tfranirdl straw knives, spades, shpvrls. patent forks. grain Shnvels,
h, knives, choppers, sNltrs, IasSnTell criver,, tlce,. horse anl
COW chains, brass, pewter AMI wooden spiktts, steel wards. ptient
balances, scale beams, weights in sells percussion ipck- aud clp~, Ia
bic and pocket cutlery, Tine aS>prtneni) odd KEY separate rom lncks.
sheet h1s>, Irnn. brass and copper wire, brushes OF al kinds. nced,S,
Dnp"hts pn'der.s shut, lead, block TN, speler, musical Instruments,
such l. vio'ius. flutes, Hfr~, cliusnefs, Sc. &c.
Together with The following Articles used IN house keeping. VIZ
shovel and ipnss. audifnt~, GandletirkS, snlhcrs. WATERS. tine assert
nentlonkiug glasses, toilet eit~r- Britannia AMI German SILVER table
mills, br,ss kettles, patent metal boilers. ~ Ing pans, smoothing noas.
stair rod. &c &C.
living pu.cha-el his stock all for csh. within the nsi month. di
rect from The manufacturers ur Importers IN the eti, he VIII be- enabled
aud T. determined 10 sell ~ oN profits for cash.
indianapolis. Dec. -, lci3. 2>y ANDREW GRANDON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-23
LAM sGE9sr.
k.so A:isG1ic ~ land Agency COMPANY


ESkptpSE tooprn Offices on TIE hIst day ef March, loil, al tie
z following ptts, To wit:
LN,fppli England Boston, Massachusetts,, New York tty
lhhiieilhh CITY t!9cnnui and ColInhuS, OHIO, In Annapolis,
lhdti.a' Alton, illinois also IA Michigan, Iowa aud Ni~k"usan.
Ihr uJ'ct al ihis tonpiny l., la receive consieuments Of real cs-
tate ir site, 10 rt-strf tnl advertise the same at all then offices
tocoicct All "a an lnirdr t. persons wIshn. tn become purchasers.
kts. climate, health, pppuhaimn, schuuls, religious sUcietlvs, &C. of
cfluCicitlpnW where They utrr real esttte tuf sale.
Also. the hw-t rpItcSa aud modes of travel 10 aTuse NJ any ct The 10
cations to which p~rsons may wish Ia 20. ant, generally To attend Ia
the Interests fhOth sellers and luNtrs nf ieil estate of every iesrrip.
ton. \ tract OF Iand-a cultivated farm, or "A city house 81 lot ~ the
Vest, VIII hr re-is.rcd ani advertised n all their offices, - that per
s'ns IA England ur ~ The Eastern Stdes, toy ealing al any one of The
company :, offices, lmiy lean All The particulars uhc ell can Zee connnnni-
Gated twa reison At Distance, whereby they viii be- ena' "a toju'isv fr
tht1ar,ise~ ft the eNped cucy 81 a removal, and 10 make choice OF Il
location siuclto tletf osr,t. resources ai whis.
The company believe. tht iron. the valuable iatarnltun which this
arr ugrnrut Wit u able thrin . cnfn uiuntcre - farmers ga the East
en states. thousands VIII e induced 10 leave the cold and buIen H.
gisls ct NeH El.llnl, and provide lr themselves aud children a
hnule "a the more srnIll chime aud fcitle regions ofthe NNest.
The cInpnv 1, nNv ready t. receive Communications aud attend 10
business. nj Cincinnati, indianapolis and Alton.
They respectfully soN,t ronsilnurnis Of real estate, and applra-
lions from b'lh SELLERS ani buyers turd-sirei intprmdion, which they
Will spare Nc pans To he prepared To communicate.
Letters tttr~~d a. The Amrutan Land Agency Company, Pos,
rad, VIII be promptly attended TO-.
l.. AuNSsLL, indianapolis, President,
n BtfFI u. tmClnuaii, ; cr,tay.
gfv iDb ATE fffTrfI Af,u flfu.tz