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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
PERMITTING lex,

! received and for sale, an invoice of snA! news priaftncfuk
IL - uc stnir gilhn a. used on ih~ paper. aud i WARRANTED
!" nr \ hfst rae ifine. It's Pul up IN - and - o.. he's and viii 4.
r"' " - 'NS per pound. Kegs 30 'eniS. II VIII hr sold for cash
"Ws ani "a current irni-. Orders post paid. VIII be- prunpii, aliend
-" "'' ""' nl''''e 10y 'heca~h. 2tf L. nEDDIRLl.
NtGtsAE hSa5eGsA EE<---E. icr& R.duc.t;.
p'ti. subscriber has concluded 10 make "a fugles Reduction m tl.
= liNt' o. NJ >me I'd Beot.. Bat while L. doc iAi~. lie pro.
m,'s maj fh IA" 'hk shall be- nn~htd Iu the same neat and ~ul.tan-
tl minlef winch las a. toforc thafa,h f fzri h. establishment and
gwen II sncl Il decided preference with tie pubic. Ifa.wrI be Re
duccd a. follows:
Mem course Boots, e. 81,
'tHs, -
'""'s 4 nlIH"is, warranted. -
-. "si". Sht'r. do, -
ma all other work IN proportion. The subscriber ts I'll av H.. tia,
Si"e> AMI ''"iScan be purchased At some stores q, ur same - is-.
lf"rs. hNt a. lac USES meme at The ordinary or r,iu-. stock fha.. flas
Manufacture ~ prove cheapest IA IL, end. 4. hc ,sls Tor fg.B.I,
Will give bargains. Gait n ms old stand, opposite Brow rine,s.
I'll \. kNnnLI.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
Dayid (rais 5ic:rts

N.Y. OifLD respectfully inform his old cn-toHersa and The intlic zen
ID orally that he has just received direct fem the Eastern CITIES.
and snow up,u.uc At the old stand Il taiciead& Brandon. an ex-
tensNe assortment OF Fresh Drars. -Nedsnnes- Surgical fHstrEwssfs,
.Nrdoal GLASSWARE, Pants. OILS. J arnlstes. >grifs = JLrpcHfTRS. UAus
Trad, % ndor Glass. DIX H@ds. Dee Srfs. Pure HHes aud Liquors,
BrHshe.. Soaps. Cosnales. PrfamrE. superior sPoHtsh Cgars, and
SEea CrrcHdah Tobacco. together n iih almost exert other article IN
hlsiine a1lo which he j. determined 10 sell NJ the very low 81 prices.
The attention of Physicians. country Merchants. ledlefs, Painters,
fUieGS. and InVaids - respectfully requested
Particular attention viii he paid To filling prescriptions and com
pounding medicines, and the store oltIsd AT aHt houIp Of The night,
when called upon.
4 contlnuante ofthe patronage heretofore extended 20 The establish
nenI. u II -, rIlnlN snlIened.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

WEI. W. ~ csvcr Il dtarte> Is iiiiauus.
E5A OaisraNers and tohin makers, inform the pwiic that they
kESA hive turned their attention to The above business, with n view
ErsK4 % fe'ease the fuenism deceased persons from lie truuhle uf
k-1st3 attending the IL aih Of a friend. and they are prepared 10 IN
E>frE ieriake the whole business Of funerals. They can Furnish
Saf9 either a one or two horse hrarSe-a>O carriages II required.
Esss They Keep on hand collins Of all SIZES. Attendance n all
40 hours Tier arrangements enaiics them 10 d. their business
EE lower than heretofore. an orders from the country promptly
attended 10.
indianapolis. January al. iSii. o9r
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DRANs,s EEO5F,r.. gyDgAy.POIYS-

4 AhES i. DRAKE, assisted by Il. Brow n continues Ia keen III,
above naned Hotel. During the past summer, he has built IN al
ull'o" L" his t'Hher establishment Which enables Inn to prese nj io tm
lNDhc a number OF neat aud commodiou> rooms. Ills stable and ear
Il'se l"he are calculated 10 accommodate a large number Of Horse
ana taraSes. His bills shall bee reasonable. and ne viii he ha,nv Il
acSonhmodatea all vino viii favor him " ih their custom. fs
November 2. l. r. p,r
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9isEAF HaRGAGN<--ys, lee. rf.d.un
ss,aI' AZ. eNDE sEAA.TAsvnRa.

49, %tft2- Nsas aAs'2OE <.
FIN M UNDERSIGNED 'steY thankful fr The iarf
years, and ie hop. 10 @r en- ' a e' ~ n 'g r~ =, ' =
ELc~ r ~S-S slne- lie FILTERS himself thaf lt l. ,..h..t.,
TA iuicitflIy aud >trcf attention g. iu.iur-. n, d
allie I" give satisfaction toaH who nas GIVE ln
t4nnikn an, n5tnrt h.Une a. t,r.'i. ~ ~ IRE a" j. prpn.
i'~ia-uf. ia nl sell his ysrk =, '". 'iH
'n'~. ani r' n1aait tnu sifl sell lower fr c-,t 49, -...
ahi 'te hs sNcDii a.soaimtHi % bunis am ~lres. ami undo, r.
'"m-ri
au tune, br r~rnea Tor uors sh.patrn g, ".-i - -, - ~ "'
beafs'- ant na,t 4mr To- Justice >.r,.e-.. ,A. rI,t
-ht 800 fake tr notice. 8Ax Nflr. : r,rF- "
F.Fe-s w. 4-r.-,.
= He an- ner VIII amrsni-ra IN H. I.trl lr.r =. I, ,
e. slaHr prre- fr eia- anI good. -fe a. =. .t.F
nrfif off-Hrfat = n ffH-e. .su nrDnlPf
C~lA.3aE>.
= - htut a~aitfsl.e las. Ail4fHf. <it4uaraf laf n rnlr
~ 't'"- H'ei y 'he. -. .
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IRHNAA vi y
must be prepaid, otherwise IA
Is.
Peaiy David ;
Bates " l.
Bowles William
Buokhart LOUIS
ButtOn John y
BIenion Henry
Burns Thom1,
Brown James
Bsrnhill Daniel
Brown Willis
BDstTight James 2
Brown Samuel
Bridgeport William
Bartlett Archer
Briggs Jesse
Bolton SarahT
bradley May Miss
Branden Smith
Bsne William
Barrett Jonathan
BTenuemsn Abraham
Brown VIM l.
Blythe James 3
Bush Catherine
Bunker Marcy
baker Eli {
Bradley Lydia II
Boswell Griffin
Boyd David NJ
c.
Conway John
Gale David 4,
Gail Holman !
Carter Valentine
Clinton joseph
Goldman Baker
Cheesman Thomas
Cook J s B Rev
CATER James
Crow Medina
CTowdeT William
CIuichlsy Isabell
CuTies Sarah
Cuinett Cornelius r
Clark John
Commirgs G.
Custer George
Conrod Martin
Carroll Martha
CulbeItson Joseph
Croes Martin
Campbell Lew
Clerk II the Legislature of
Ind
y.
Douglass Jesse
DOwd Mathew
Bowling John > {
Dyer John
Darby Thomas
Diaper John w
Drum Robert
Cunning Bethel 7
Dallalhiie BinnifIed
l..
Ewels Henry
Earl Robert
Elliott John III
Elson Nicholas
r.
Furey John Capt s
FulSOn Peter {
Finley William s
ferriter James :
FralIck David :
Foley Susannah L :
Fisher Samuel :
Flood Jesse :
e. s
Galway Moore s
Citizens Thomas :
Citizens Henry y
George Robert &
Guld>beuy Elizabeth II Mrs $
Giinslade Josiah vi :
Good Ge0t.e :
Gardner =
Coli Samuel {
II. :
iIaigas Thomas =
Iiurhcv William > s
Hand SiIas ;
lIariman John
Hopkins Byron T
Hoffman Joseph 7
Houston Samuel 7
Humphrey Jesse I
Hume Elizabeth Y
Head Manson L
lIutchIngs Samuel I
Her derson Wilson > 4
Holland William Il
Holland John G. L
iloIreman Gottfritd
l!Oustetter Benaiah y
Hardin Israel Col
Heller Samue! . "
Hall phebc N
Harvey George "
lieady Jane "
Jacob "
Patrick "A
/. "
Irwin John Y
Johnson John "
Oliver w "
Johnson Samuel "
Johnson Marens l. "
Johnson permelia Miss W
Johnson Aaron "
Johnson Richard III "
Johnson Nancy Miss "
lanes uIiah ~
Iinkins Eliza "
h. "
WIN II "
>cnoger Peter w
Niger John Frederick "
Henry
Jacob We
l. Yo
AXE Zcnas Va
.ane Joseph
d.
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- SOeSsS tkE
ryoRihr cure Of Deafness, Pains, and The Discharge e matter from
e the Ear. Also. althoe dsae,eeabie noises like the huzzne Il
toms Of approaching Deafness, and aho generally suendant upon tie
disease. Many persons who have been deaf Tor ten. fftrrn and iwen-
y sears, and were obliged 10 ~ ear trunI-i~. have, after using one
81 .wo .silss; throw aside Their immP.'~, being made Perfectly we'll
prNNEss CcErD.-We have Heard a grat many speak of the Viz
me ms Il' = - aa.,n.,s,d =, an a., I'm IN nIn n", -, g. ~ ,ns - we are
t~einilnceso OF ns curative effects have beenpo'nied cut 10 Us that are
A,Ies'.'@se ,ssE or Ds.ysr,,,.7 Tie fsleo, op'sess has Ieea
This l. Ia certify that M, wife, haying been afflicted " i'm the loss
of heaIin- Tor a year aud a hall. hs suddenly recovered the al by
that she made fual Oft, hut hens -nconraecd ~ the =, ampie al 9th
oh-aucd. and 1 asa happy To say tia. her hearing j. now more Than
ordian, aorie. Iwish tai ira@r suffering under tie saue maady
Nculi,ro t. Apnl6. Isn.
Forth ienedt a lefsou~ata Distance. TwouH odd that VI Tres
st Isa eiehani. ~ Pheasant stfeet. ard ra O., Laprt 10 give any ad-
e'i'iai particulars To iiose who may "hh toenqnne "ihnn.
None genuine unless wah the words "srtRrhs oil ron
itAtNlS,' ho"ni IA each bottle, and wal TIE "isaen Signature Of
rrrar,dly b. na. aui sid VII :rsa,e ana retani, n. II. GIN
IiEI, va. 10 N,uh Second strsi. Ihlde pia
In ~ .' set.. . 1fe 80 ~ z"LNIS ~ Indiana for Tie sale Of
n1n oanY paf al The Siur. r. &c. = Ter lee ulr.
- F'HitNspN BROTHERS, s.@v ~ Geh1n .ugfar.
9 EIS:ssE 81 I,FE.r on s,.sVGs.
-,ars. ro. lae p@ ~G.ml, Nm rs ~ ~ iq,@a ii mea,'al p"P..,t,
rn.sr~. cascal'-n t',acra5. isnes@r.an s gaT I. .@s !" Instruments
.tes. ~ inch lave hr - ia '.t'. y, ia a',as ,'i,e II NE tn Going ar'i-
~ ~ ~ - 10 sr' ZEN " avery 81 al profit ior caei 81 such barter a.
Particular care willie paid 10 filing mesaqn,asa ra eomraundinr
medicines store Gfncd "a All hours .i Tie Delf. 1IanAh.i Ion rast
iadi mapa-. Dec. y. 1873. ai TfusH KING.
5~glEsgcENas.
Is jain 4,S,e, ~ a a i,s..h de- io3 oeiea rteieh reo lora
,Ie AoT.na. MnsiAie AoiAa. s%a.fais gmniie. Cream Iar,.
on. A. estra s.ffitt .ffirf ~ '.>si 'i.n a Wet
60 EHilli'S I.@ar EE0g-p ctgEY.
: 20. coughs. colds, afifas. difficult, 81 lt.,htf- AIN ia 49,.
aas $500 sms' 80 +, elH2a u t' pa iflien 81 tle heaft oppression
tmf'. IT,. .n,z- N1., iia ''fi.i,and ~ ei-ea-es a. the
and = Jew .1l. ~ I|n'i. ~ 'iioa. 81 VII ir fanit 'es u.eial.
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ADMINISTRATORS. ynr,.C

"a 'iitE = heieh, gwen, that the undersigned has take, ,.,.r.
a y te>t1nentart on the estate of John Tout. late n tb. -. :,
ehit' : Indiana, deceased all persons indebted Ia s,,a :, ,,,.. =.
- - "a :" maAe immediate rayfaent. and those having claim,
~-Nh-t Ia S'Anr ~ notified Ia resent them dm, utI,n, -
s"s'ne"' The estate l. supposed to be solvent.
JOHN TRIet.S.
JOHN MONEY. Executors
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I'd 's'ElE NETssnlE

e IN AsiiNcioN uAIt, lndianapohs, having been repaired a.
""t'"" ~ he undersigned, he es,eoInliy inGprms the pub
'"" +" as intention L. continue the establishment for the currr
~. nN hse"nhinoiauonS shall he equal To the best. and his ten
20 y nrnlrnIn-
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LINK biNiAH
Loacks William
LaIamO John W
: Lafsam Horace d
LeyenbeTgeT Joseph
VI
Martin James or VIM
Morris Susanna Mrs
Mitchell Margaret r Miss
3 Ny ers lsaIc
Morgan GIanvill
Moore Helen
Mustard Jaccb $
Murphy Miles Col
Miller jeremiah
N'aii0ck L. Co Messrs " l.
Mansfield Z W EsQ
Millcn Frederick
Memicl Samuel
Myers Della
Mcrryman JamcsA
Moody George
NnshIll Wlllnm
A.ustsrd Jacob :
Maleary Sarah Miss
Nc
Mckinney VIM
NcFarland DIR
Mcclure Jesse
NcNlahan James &
NicFal Smith y
McFall John
M~cFadden Sophia Mrs
Mcclure BENJAMIN
"
Norton George EsI
Neal Thomas
Osg cd ] r
Pierce Renjlmin
Penny John
Pu!h Isaac
Price Jesse
Pero Jesse
Potter John VI
Picket Wilson
Prefer CHARLES
Pence BaIbaIy
Phipps John Is
lyle Mis- G
i Putnam William
Peppar Amanda Miss
Palmer Amasa
Porter l. III
q
: Quimby Milton \
Riley James
Roberts Joseph p
Rush David
Roster William
Rel. ] ii
Richmond Losana Mrs
Ruqp Jacob
Rcvels " Il Rev 3
RItohey Samuel
Richards James Il
Smith IIesikiah
Smith John "
Smith Lac y
Stoops John
SafraI Michael Rev
Shavory Hugh
Spencer Jane,
SNYDER Lydil Townsend
Supp J NJ DR.
Snyder Mary Miss
Stun Andrew or Levi
Sloan VIM
Shaw Jacob
rs Sheets WIN J
Scott James II
Summers John \.
Shearon George
Swert VIM Joseph
ShiIts William
Stamm Jacob
Sellers Abraham
SmOck Abraham V
r
Taylor Willism
Thompson Elizabeth \
TupIn Jacob
TutewIlcr Nathaniel
Tucker Elizabeth Mrs
Tomlinson Charles
Thompson John
Turner Moscun Miss
Tcrnune Thomas
Thomas Isaac
Nans:cklc John y
w
Webb James
Ward Amor II
Whitehead Thomas
Wallace James
Walpolc II l.
Wylick g
Walker WmJ
White Jesse
Walker WmJ =
Work Mary Miss
White Matilda
Wilmington George
Ward Irene
West Martha T. Miss
Wright Isaac
Wade Elihu
Wishard VIM II
Woodward William
Wcbby Christopher
Wallace Joseph
Walden William
Wilson Rebecca
Wilson IluIdah Miss
York Cyrus
Young Ann Miss
Young William
JOHN CAIN. + NJ
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NEW CODES! NEW GnOus,,

a splendid assortment of new aud seasonabc goods such q
: prints, sngLlmS, lawns, black and colored aipa, H., Glove
h"'"tS- mems and hrs> summer wear ofcvery de>cuutI,, Sc -
nov receiving and for sale very low for cab by
10 ~ m Appr-. $500.
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GssGs'l,EsE2:e.
e'ONEs,svi,I0NARN

- YIN 81 tIUN Ky
- received aud Cot sale nv The ,nh.erler
- -'uN' aniieSas>crted sucIas 100 lbs ltuno,ds
- N"'"'S ht>"' hhpn, lh,Nes tufanis.
, rm""" run 'eslh"nnd, 2hIres theSnuis.
, mian"" itrp"rrnInt' Lemon, box Liquorice,
~. candles, 2bOXes Chocolate.
he genuine oav q u,xrp e.. "" !" 'itanieh Il
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>EiE7sEER'-s SALE.

- SfEbEsHs = NAE.I.
NiHue OF an execution t. me direr,t c,a - -.
me LII, s - mt sl'Eon circuit eourt. | viii expose to public s,fe =,
- - - .'Se uu'r' ~ The toAnof indianapolis. on IN. .t ~, =
sa'f -, o's"eeh the hours ptescrtedty law. the r,n,s s,t ~
Marion county, To wit: ~'' s'ia'ra IA
nss'nnl"s '"f '"s SINE n The middle q Ballard street in he tow,
" o."E.iot' IN aafcn county aotsad. NJ tie south end "a -
-tfett hence souihwardly alien. the middle Of \ c,,u, -, ~
~ ~ "of lie. unih u lniefSects The division "a. idnp -. -,
- !" "e|, Hence east on the said line To The cofney n -.
,9ina,s ana Matthew Almonds land thence northsafd a,anr "a
Nm'"u : IN L tie lire az Charles Iefrfl~ four ace H. 80 -
WenSe Nest"a fMy ca tie line Of The said lot. follow inr H. -
nc tumtv'land Rad thence wtslwntdly with The sal ,.,a. 49,
- Nuh1asy OF bfidcennrt thence soufha arilv On saAl ~. = ~.
r. :, OF Bridge ort thence y esfw srdiy on sane nne 70
" "esthhine' conttinine 20 acres, be The spne more N -
y oshsa 1aft OF the West bait Of the north west ou,rts,~ ma. -, -.
ofrance number ? east. s"'P "a-4ser =, ner.h
-, '' ~" ~, ...sle "'eai1e ne ml amount demanded by sai e,eer
-. v NJ ne a1e tne and place erpose The Zee > nric ,fs,tt.@,
~ Hardin. 'NH~ :" 's suits OF Ten.
.irli 4. ISL. Al III nI,rrnrn
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COLI Nj b Us HOTEL
0lf.up,sr Hr.

1~0IfEnRreS. tuli3nn.
SNiL ,uh-efiV still continues io entertain the Public aud TTayeller,
= generally AT his Hotel, on the north east corner q. the puflic
-" """h'HS Grateful Tot past patronage, he sOlicit> a conttn-
ANU 81 We same, Ills table i alwats served with ailthe substantial.
ana detcacesci the season. his hlr With choice wines aud lsuors
1911 i~ffe an drink " not. "a : hest suits them. his stables Iarae
va" co"h.di""- are wen provided with ptuvender and tended by
eafelnlandeKnr fenced osuerS. Ills servants are iihfllandauenly
nm" u "fisins- Possessing every advantage, he iluefs himself
entertained. "'S"
stage leave daily fr the Rail Road Depot, nov only seven miles
't,llnl- ll-lI lIN II IL Nner.f
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TAsss.s: eUTE.T;ssy.xc .

y DOL Knives and Folks, various characters.
- - > do Pocket, butchers aud Since knives.
pd0 BrasS, Ivory, Horn, and wooden combs.
Scissors, Rnzors, Leather. Brushes, Boxes and Soap.
Files, Purses, Pins, Hooks and E,es. Vine.
STATE ienci~. Percussion caps. Rifle Pow DEF.
Lead, shoe tacks, Coffee Mills. Screws.
Tea Kettles, aud lois of Buttons, Tor sale NJ
1911 u o. -,
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ANlssANAEsDngS elnTRrsyr s,4E,

- - 7 . -AH"a = u d.
EktNlNNlN orr; still continues n his old stand, cpao>iie Wash
: lh.i'h ii"l' aud "ne door east al brakes lIHel, where he kern,
''f,'' = on hmi "a large ass'itnrHtof ready made oaihins linen.
- Nn'h d VIII H az very ieV prices. Persons wishing to &C.
NJ. % l2y i''''s
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~. ti,s,Es s>p tfi r.
'fiie urenPi gilenf iaii-
s'e i> ttur4iaf.is. Ifnr. -.s4s.t Ga.
'"'A pursue se mHTr iikris o. ie
"'h"s' ana lhcf need o. De- more e..
."nh i@.ri however. that all are g..
low h'i'fe 1.-THE ran aud fi.e D..
'hild tna rae old uan. are alike -i
d. li'c Innate. ani the un,g teamed.
Iinirlt araiiea i"n, o., The i..r g. -.
n onfr eApiair % "a iis runmrnrrn
if9iD E~~t-A - or aDAHHD.
oli lae Whole coll'g on ii. won
>frus iu- etsu vc-ft-- ct COUGHS
conhni'ii erffHf e.. At-c disorders.
t-ff L. A.. l.. .
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Indianapolis, Indiana
IL April /, lsIs.
Persons calling for these Letters will
please say ADV EEkI5SED.
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ss,Z EEEE

irrr Is no ffrfr s.n.
u ~'ast "a Hose u1sfuf
Zee ~tf,f--ifa ffile snniatna.f
sti ni certain cDnulamsiiaa
ii 81 iil'lt health. llrlr s<nne
=" u 4, CONSUMPTION AS
IN" hHH man and toe ii.c.f le
'it u" o. f~a,acrs D. af-,a-
a-ail,i 4 l.rIu. aii,Aiian. and
Mfa know medf lu.- a- viii
~ ~ III o. .DA s CLAIR
~ NNpl ~ ilnau- through
.iiii feaiNaise effects On Il.
-.t Ibis, A iH'n fak-n rth.
ht nr afiair fu- sale i.
~ -. = tgf - f ft0sn.fa
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CIGARS Avn ror.rco

' l received and for sale by the subscriber 10 o0o hcst S,-,x,
rHna, etc Nv sums iihCI', - I'D
10000 do common do sue, p - VIZ
sra,,' 80 - "'piee ana 2p Lbs cut and dy, smoking ami
- boxes hest Cavendisb- IA -
2av a. u,vE, ~ W. i'-'m--
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NEW SPRING COODs-

1 received ~ PRESTON. HORN 4 Cos. cheao Store anna,
- ,Hr tbc Palmer House Consisting in prf If Palm Lao ~.
aa h.s%s. summer SUITS, Linens, MaIseaes and Cashmere I.t
inss. fuuf~. sc &c. 40 'et
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DRH GAOssS

go T A. e ,%s s, new, NEW ~, ,as s. q. 70 2a ,,s pc, ya,a.
SoyIsftd and white w"onen aud cotton flannel.
flptds filot Cloths, ta>sineils, Jeans and Hard Time.
oShawls aud Dress hhkfS.
Nmy new goods were bought for cash NJ the Lowest nrices :,
VIII be sold To suit YOU. IoIf n M
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= ,,tp fai- SILVER eaf. Er,no-- Faopsh Lesf ~m,t-
- -"e 'N IL Tie ofle nj S4ta5'a al w-afrlof~ ~
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8EEDgssNfs =.

q NE"i'AN tal-nlsi. ia.i-h da- frwf cilt rtrf4f. rf- f,.e
= Jhla1. fmira uiu.n, Gum Tn fiu. Snftl.r A.r.i II, No..
,N "f @.iida. Miiiair AofisF- snnfat glute. cream Iart
~ ~"ffir sun. 'aii- SoHa. Iarau, ed.Gnm Aa.s. fahis.d
Htd ffer ia'atc- i,is.tt isn,ff IT, a>,f ti.afd Su.t
a.. N"fNt"s -lIt oii1c fn.laea ftlt> have hrtn srfcttf and
while soli 81 r'iteed ptnf> fg ea.Ily q. tRt~lGrFtD'
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~sSG GOonS
IES SPUN cotton. - kegs naiis ana -, ~.
OOv~rO ~ ho'es by 10 and 10 by - ~lass a. ~
r,f,iI ~ p'aah iamoien, sc. for sale II hest rate "a ho.... - "a
w ~ MORRISON A Al yora
DOMESTIC GOODS.
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""is"a" Nc, IN qlanfiuss snd AZ prices H. s.r - -
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GROCERIES

~ Hugs Rio and Laglia Coffee.
eVS0 10 barrels y. o aai super ne Sn-a,-
DChesis Of Imp. and Young lkson Ten
300 ibsL sal. nfus
- .'eN hies, iorsae At wholesale and retail al ! vs-pr,ee.
- ' = U - W. Ill. MORRISON 4 AIyORD
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4 ee93 Do. ' ''""0" ''"s' % DO TINTED cell'' and Lasie
300 seus Plates, Mullins and Twifrers.
Ion Printed dipd. &C Bowls.
Sdoz Glass Tumtlcrs. and a variety of o,bcr ,r,i.les :, III. 81.
FOR sale for pay ia hand nnlv, bv lg-tr p n Mr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

fSfHH~nlSrsiier has iHsi received new supply Of the follow in,
a ostoot Doats, which MAKES h~ stock verv complete
'hi"h : LAIN Lessons, DtVts's LIST Lessons IN Algebra
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-25

SUDDEN DEATn.-A stage passenger from Wind
sor TO Troy, whose name is believed to be John
Gates, died in the stage between this place and
Marlboro, on Monday last He was an old man,
rather undersize, apparently about 60 years OF age
He took breakfast at the Stage House, and with a
fellow passenger, went out in the stage, for Troy.
lie had before, complained Of not being very well,
and some four miles west of this, commenced vom-
itng at the watering place, near the Marlboro
line, the stage stopped, he vomted again, and his
fellow passenger got out to walk when the driver
Mr.. Paddleford, got through watering his horses,
and attempted to close the stage door, the man was
already dead There being house in the vicinity,
he was carried on to Marlboro, where Coroner 8
inquest was held, and a verdict rendered that he
came to his death from causes unknown.
He had no other baggage with him than bundle
with pair of pantaloons, some shirts, stockings
&c He had about him 1888 in money, but no
papers indicating his place of residence.
We have been furnished these particulars, by the
politeness of MIR. Paddeford
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-25
DIED.


In this village, ON the 2lst inst, of consumption,
Mr. Charles E. Clark, nged 81.
In North adams, on the 9Th inst. at the age Of "a
years. Miss Maria, daughter of Dea. Willard Jones
Of Wilmington.
In Cocraine, Oct. I'd, Of consumption, Miss
Minerva Denson, daughter of the late Df Charles
DenIson Of Nottingham, aged about 20 years.
In Worcester, Oct, III, Miss Mary Bancroft,
daughter of the late Rev DR. a. Bancroft, aged 81
on the 18Th, Mr. Lysander e. Clark, aged 80.
In Bernardsion, Oct. ID, Mr. Isaac Newcomb,
aged %.
In Bernardston, Oct. 90 Henry P. Bascom, son
OF Mr. Henry Bascom OF Gill, and adopted son of
Mr. Edward Pratt of Bernardston, aged - years.
In South Deerficld, Oct | Rev Spencer CLARK.
In North Adams, Oct. 10, Miss Lucinda, daugh-
ter of Mr. James Whitman, aged 81 years.
In Hartford, CT Oct. 10, in consequence of fall
from scaffold the l2lh, Mr. John Grennell
formerly Of Greenfield, aged 50
In Fitchburg, Oct. ~ Mary F. Holden, eyed 81
years
In Cabotville on the 18th inst Mr. james A Nh.
tell On the 18Th, Mrs Susali Andrews, aged y.
In Bennington, the 10Th inst. MIR Russell
Ilarwood. aged 81
In Worcester, Mass Sept. 6, of typhus fever
Oliver, son of Reuben A. Skies, aged 10 years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-25
MARRIED,

AT the Phuuix House in this village on the 2ist
inst by Rev A. Brown, Mr. Timothy z. Elliot TO
Miss Lucy NJ Blood of Mason, N. II.
In Williamsyille, Oct. IL, by Rev. L. Gale,
Mr.. Jabex Smith of Wilmington and Mrs. Hep
zibak Cady Of Wlismsville.
In Jamaica,. on the 18th inst, by Rev. N. Cud-
worth, MIR, Warren N. Holton, of Glasgow,
Missouri, formerly of Dummerston) and Miss
Janette Brown, daughter Of James Brown, Esq. Of
Jamaioa
In Shelburne, Oct. TO- Jarvis b. Bardwell, Esq.
Of Shelburne Falls, to Miss Betsey Long of the
former place.
In Gill, Oct. Is, Mr. Dexter Wells of Cabotve
to Miss Rhoda r.. Roberts Of Gill
In ,Bernardstcn, Oct. 9, Mr. Thomas w. Ashley,
Jr Of Deerfeld, TO Miss Marriott iioyto of Demands
ton
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-10-25
MORE ABOUT ELECTIONS.

OHIo.-Further returns reduce the majority FOL
Governor, to about 1900.
GEoReIA.-The members of Congress stand four
Wings, four Locos There is Loco majority in
the popular vote but il is not criterion of the Nov
Election as in the very strong Wing Districts the
Wings did not poll their full strength.
PESNsYLvASIA.-The only change from our state
ment Of last week, is, that the Wings have elected
one more member Of Congress than was then rep
resented The members stand 10 Wing, Native
I2 Loco.