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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22

MOL GiLBsnT, iron Pans. nAlh DnEooEk
"A ANU Wlu MA En-. would respectfully announce v,
freuds AID the public 363 265;r
broadwap, opp site TIE FAN
a u TINT hrinR a practical Hair Dresae,
ladies their bsr dressed lat h,s Saloon
Alueuces uay, after The laest far.siaa 'asIons
A would also r,SLectiuy his
ex e.slve ortmcLt OF Hair Wok aud u ssamef
botn and GeulieLnen, made styl-
where; practi1
has han feels ccnndent to
saliyiactIUn.
Geae,Ae. hair and cured ~ In papiotte a the
syie. ChIidTens the system
Ladies oenuemsn md 1T his shent choc.
Of fetune " Ln,bs Brushes, Artificial lower
anu Fancy Uoods tor the Toe.
" takes his thanks TO
the kind nld lib heretofore extended him.
to soiieit u continuance Of tie ,ams myl metc
BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AID FOR SALE, IN lots to suit purchaser
" at VALENTINES 40 r u t0o Market lo0 barrels
Meas Beef choica cie ali selected piece, 2a oarreis Ci
Mesa ee warTauted half barrels OF anil
beet, the L. telded for the south9e.
The above Baef packed es,eiui Judieous
aad will Keep sV,d climate without selg It. lie
fneinUe VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
NJ k6 kuttan MARKET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22

MO ITO DIVISION SHEET, Is Consulted daily by
~ strangers VI both Dr. B. il regular
legally quaiifsd and
charge all di.es: Of psyav nature Le ts ps
any q country Hours Of sonsaiiatI bs,wssns
s~Pt,v,sa pam sc. for the coavenisees Of patients
mat IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22
BROADWAY AGAINST The WORLD.

BKOADWAY AGAINST The WORLD.
THIS nored is admitted be the greatest
for the sale OF gentlemens wearing apparel IN the
United States and the at has heretofore existed
the minds OF that purchasers in Broadway are Obliged
ex0rbtan Of Dress" fully
butted from the the charX established
BY EDWARD FOX, proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment No st2 Broadway. Here advantage
mechan and others Waiting this city to avail themselves
of ready made clo-
thing iroa the materials and the
fashionable style The aeltion OF public particularly
called the
twied and fancy Cashmere Office Brooks deagned tor The
preaching season.
Also of Chene Velvet Brocac Vest,
Fancy French Cloths and ny the arrivals
from the celebrated maaufactory Of Boley Fla and &c
ieced expressly for the fashions Garments superby
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establishment 202 Broadway, bsow
fulton m33msoc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22
READ WHAT sHERMAN's LoZENeEs

nAN e JUNE
NJ suffered ssSFy 70! :sh,:sr mo9th. M e%scaoa ae
ihe bowels his stomach almost every kind
hs hsS I'D H ATTENDED S v9TGs
reading Dr. shcrmans descriptive of the symptom
&C. NJ Few sIesa sma7
os Il % S' ss fa hi
,Ss;Ss CO.
fRss 'sY a sea hSisss
% Ssss s ssd
sSs cHsRs s s's1; 'fs h.
mental 81 s ad for & as
Of sherman, Poor MANS Plaster which cost. but az
~ a.. as% y g.
"a &c e. saei
There many worthless hw he'd
LozcSachses aud rrrss-roas Others or You vii
aud.oa s SONNY Iss eowsry spring; II s, Broad
way In W. & @ and md oua SSs
gs :s S sIs gpS1 .S@ and }AsSn
e so,grH"dd'' Cos s''' A'Ss''% G 8.
SEBRiNG'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
.q,as. a be ,n specific !oTDyspsp
,s feet Sra efaly "commesd { Ia
and her ecns;@ iea,s. 20 heir ap,.d..
aud the weak aud teetle made Health
the poor mans riche the rich mans bs has III
u nee been rteaded to all classes and conditions Mechan-
cs ana manufactures ants and BANKERS and
dvnes PM osophe poets sad planters have al been cnrcd b.
THIS medcipe their certificates and .ations salts
prove Yet thousands upon thousands remain who
are daii suffering torture both Of IN and body, from the
above Complaints when nfabls remedy oe ed hem
III the restorative cordial which prepared by c. g. Sebfing.
sud sold At his Office No GNunay Price dollar
bottle and uine dozen. m m
ITO FARMERS HURTIL ULTURIsTs, &c-splphr te
ANN MIA Tor forcing tne JfoiN-Solphae Of Sodt-Ni-
trate SODA, constar t'y % hand 5y
DIT. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER.
mis- 1meod&ttW.rc No. 60 Maiden Lafs
CANADA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SEQ
TIA, AND NEWFOUNDLAND
NOTES CuLLE CTED, Bills and Bank Notes purchased
and Drafts Creuits granted the Branches Of the ban
Of British North America in the Province. above, by
ulCUARD BELL X
WILLIAM MACLACHLAN,
49, - and DORIS Buildings.
New York. nth Aprii, 1874.
Also Nsos Of pfapch OF the Bank Of British North
Amrsp IN c0tres QSsbec Kingston, Toronto ~ jobs
rssssstou s., psnas. ~ scota and sJohsr No~fpvpa
,~io q. s,ssw'. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22
AFRICAN SauApno,.

Mr.. JOHNSON enquired fthis number not up to III.
fun comp ement required in time OF war?
Mr. P,RMrsrEa said Al was, but still there great
reduction. could be by the folio wing table oil the
last annual estina under Messrs Upshur aud Henshaw
and passed for the year:
YlsstIs ,xp MEN IN u. s NAVY LAs1 YrAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
90 MAIDEN LANE

CONSTANTLY on hand, Geaeral Assortment Of READY
" MADE CLOTHING, OF all descriptions. sbirts made
the latest and approved French
short uotice
Persons furuisuug their materials have clothing of
all pons made the bss STYLE the following low
prices viz
sroek and dress Goats made and iumsd from 50 70 SO
Partslocns and Vests " 81 ~ TO 81 10
Southern o,den executed az short notice.
IN IA WIN. COLLIN8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22
UNITED STATES DAGUERRIANG GALLERY.

UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY
IT'S BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
f. WHITE would re.scsiuily call ne q s.sas
q. md visiting the city U his spiedid CoIiecen
Of EOTfFE PORT RATS, angle, o, IN groups
ron two 10 fourteen IN the same plate whcn ~
taken in all kinds weather. either with o. without color; me
Of he reduced those charged by the most IN
exieriencsd IN the basiness -.
The American Institute, late exhibition, awarded Mr.
White the rst premium for the best Dagueeeype likeness
oa grouping and general eect which but another proof
oi te OF ms Mr. White Is the sole agent
IN New fck Tor the imported Gsrman Csneras
obtained. -
Imported German Cameras; aiao French and Amer
can lnstruuen OIL the best quality with Plates Cases
sale at the very lowest prices IA 3m*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22
FOR THE PILES.

- FAD tho following interesting snd re1sscsc OF
II Piles MIR Bowmio, distinguished srel-s zsiding
Broadway has been af cted with rses tes ls years.
lie consulted about three mouths YIN
ou appetite bad liver orpd, occasional SaipSnsns founte
pale aud snSud, mpians Of pains
rauop tension aud esh Ia the lower esas4 the
bowels attended with pile tuUos much EasoA
90 produce ntease sufesila OF times rel eyy them
ves BY potuse discsse Of bo"d inducing debility
he muscles Of he back from IN" long coanned irritation had
with muvha6cuIty that he cou k his step feeble and
nrm had expeuded tn five hundred dollars fourtesn
for this splant, and nad obtained ony
e is emit y cured having taken o.,y uree boxes OF
nies since. and feels return OF the complaint wei
nd active rs he thirty aud attributes IL all
that e.imabe rsmedy, DR.. UrHAM's PfLk rLkCTvARS
eader, this only Of thous similar cured by
he The Pile Eiectuary .al remedy
old by the proprietor hi. ocs 1876 BowEaY our do' above
5prIng street Advice gratis Rem NIB LOO Bo~ery Ages,
Warner X 20, Utica l. b. Fitch u 90. Syracuse; L.
swan, nochest-r; Coima1 x Co Buffalo
.19 SIN dS(wpsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22

MESSRS. KUSHTON Il CO.,
10 BROADWAY. 10 Aston HOUSE, AND CORNER
or BROADWAY ANp F0URTEENTH sTREET,.
"A OF that
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
knswn as BUCHAN'S HUN0AHlAN BALSAM Or
LIFE, which is acknowledge by Physicians aud theirs
Certificate Of seven dstngphed physicians Of london
Messrs H. Co will urnish the public with papers
Containing dissertations Consumption &c Persons az
tctet with Diseases OF he Lungs would do we'll
Of thaEe paper; ID. Il BRADLEE,
1ca Cour. street Boston, sole American Agent
y. TOUSEY,
JoBiins Corners, Madison County
al6 lnsm General Agent Tor the State of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22

80 Greenwich street, the Battery, New York.
DESfECTr DLLi informs pubic among he many
~ hundets Of winch h has attended, u hem
h-ve ben .perat on ~ othsf professors without uecs.s
ajd unced by hem de these "a, h1A
failed The disease and effect effect
desp of d Vantage Which have pse &c sell
and instances aiino aSalos IL thus unp
csdeDied his trearDsnt OF tGe va0us hhe
aide ed ibcurabeI 0isasrs # the enables with
co.hdeace sach Of the afh cua wac unacq
ed ~h his nj mode of treating the disorders If this
the elass s0t
respecting his Professional abs, and his pemineu skill
ocuiist.
Ch oni; ll animation of the syeiid sore If how
tyer audins re Ell ctuaiiy and permanent
hlns secks &c, removed cured without su,gi al OPP
a
Caarscts removed uron the modern approved Primer
pies of Opthainlic snfgecv.
SrRABISMUS,
ICON monty Gale squinuk few seconds Que
nm enIaed IL n "hie free fiom pain danger.
" Cfce hoaIs from A. M 20 P. M after winch hours
he visits out. doc patieuts m, Imssc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22

GhEAl IMPROV EMENI In SUkGERY.
'I'HE EuLL w No is the ement Of Capt XII nAKD
tATE,:-ln the ar .si2 Is taken with ulce
IN my esS aud made " ph} who
i1r me- ba h. o.ra eonaaea to llcras 1t now eau t.
show ell IN my arms, call another under whose
care ena.n~d tor several months Al this time s uc rons
became nay lgs aud painfully
uact.d hat was n. elled ~ cutcss; app-a her
phi sicians BIT With Is, Tins tmc
III my boues aud Al became rucia ucsfa
tlons sa,n so RAPIDLY that Ell NY BID, sVi
~ all ho.,s OF ever brlng cured Tbs this
iS4s then Il 60 he lua~u doctor, and all adv, ts.
ntsffuns but with BENEFICIAL H. Al .sng
st =. OF ny 'sese accde" ally necame aeq aamtra with
80 ii Cha Tn IN .entlema.
nLed ioI imed atey eff The
zones - aubsiax. he ulcera he Il
iimbs gam treny p. mat
mouths bled ~ .Iac the ground,
tie ,h-y h wegut oi stxL-
aei body his ul aston isni-K rv utiO Ia my IN
nad bsen dueed ia The short Of od wo nbs ts
tue lau fiat tks d. Joseph He Le's resc. IpIops
Pa oss'1is Tor IA. to Scrbe that hav suffered b.
st he dls-ase han Of chaatsns ant quacks
ou dseiivusiy caution tn pubic sga them
veluY ~ Ju TIC, cot pubc, FL ply
have aiued icai has
u Ak this ecknv sIg Thos- Tho h %
iauiug m al 81 south Mad
> utii. tAPI Ia Ham, YATES
B.-Dr ,Hr'ne fiji IN % uua.e .uest hat.am
street. maj nsfI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22
SEGARS! SEGARS
( the topes celight 10 his bottle snd glass.


Let the topet celight in his bottle and glass,
will seek not his pleasure mar.
But there's Dothi that the enjo vmept
or real Havana Stgar.Ihe Smokers Song,
SEiXAS at hrs esatiishn ient, popular sad. Maiden
in Havar per arrival Seges of the choices, snd
approved brands the market affords Hs stock
haad cVmprses variety than be procured
other in TIE Ci, incl ding the ce rated
Ncrmes, Irabuca Principe and Others winch he has no hash
hlon IN he imported
Citizens AID nes'ed 10 cal No Maiden
Lane. Howarus Hotel and judge for tn mseive nA m"Ic
FASHIONABLE BONNETS.--The estabi shment 4l8
BToadwa, doors absve Canal street. and
selling of kasniooable Bonnets a20 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-22

Ovviex oy JEyvHRsoN lSsgnAnsx Ces0AHy.l
No 70 Wall q, cIposte the Esohangs. 4
THIS Company continues to Insure against Loss and Da-
mage ~ Fire goods merchandise and also
loss inland naylEatcn
:. DIRECTORS.
Thomas " Thorne. Eisha RiEgy,
Thomas T Wooorun, Ans0n Baker,
Robson. Nj. D., Joseph usaks,
Thon,pssn rricc, Joseph Alien,
Nose, Tucker, ya.ses +. Holmes.
John Il Davidson John P. Moor,
John II. Lee. James X. Nnitns,
Caleb e. Tunis. VIM X Thorn,
Francis p. Sage. Thomas Morre
John G.. Merritt tugsge BozArt.
~ THOMAS w. THCHNE, President.
GEO Il. Hcfr. Secretary msm
Hat AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
ala BROAD Way, OPPOSITE SAINT PAULSt
THE IMPROVEMENT in the nar uiacture OF HA rs, in.
uoduced oy the subscriber early this spring the
and disproportio edge Of the
crown hyi,g met with the signal approb,tou OF the public
he respectfully announces that Ills ok full complete.
and har addition To te peculiar advantages his Hats
IN all other quite equal t. all oihrs the market
Gentlemen deSnKa hAT combining the aes of Taste,
pURAnIry, AID ECONOMY, will consult their by
givinghm call JNO n. 0ENIN,
- 2A Broadway, opposite Saint Pauls Church
N The usua large and a.sorted stock Of Hats Caps c
&C., slways hand aie I'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
LAUNDERING s.x,saov>.i.s-vy.

Mr.. EIisrEas recent speech IN Albany pr. duccd
an effect here a.a-uniing aim L 10 G. n s.crnatln. Ii
seem, uac un'a'e if la, gross mi>iatcmcn-. are ox-
cu.cd unintc Mt onul. Il II who has teon oil
hl' LIFE engaged N public affairs. should be profoundly
ignoran-nnd equally unacoun'atlc. # he wished Il
give i." protective party the benefit Of ;fe IA man
uticurc Of fac -;hlt he should have taken 50 little
the elos, OF the fabric. We vii give few sicr-
msG..
lie says TINT Mas .achu ;ois .nei Of Tar. Pitch
Sc. from North Carolina. 10 Tie amount 81 l.0ae.
COO annually. Now We have midr diigcnt cnqu.r,
and find hat the entire export OF those article, from
thai State but little exceed half million If d,si
and Of this 1t is ctmlted Europe consumes abou
nue-tcnih..
lie says that Massachusetts, consume, annurllj
.s:'0 900 Of south Carolina Rice. II he Ind csH-tl
cd the price current. he would have found tlat H.,
entire 81 pmcnt rs not exceed 81 90 casks. which, a.
81 per ca Il. worth ;lj:i.' 0o-and of this but
small portion is actually consumed in AIa~,achu cit
Again lie says Aa .>achusctis takes 100000 woril
of cotton annurlly. Now the entire con tanDtipn o.
cotton IN The United States Is not over iUNO0 bales
which, at 30 FER bae-thc average value for som,
year, pa-t worth only Si,Oa0.ou0 The number o
Cotton Nanstc. N the United States since +.
(scc American Almanac. pare I'D was l2I0, will
an aggregate capital # $50, TO- of which -.
were IN massachusetts,, with capital Il S,il19 -
On comparison f these figure, II dc, moi appoa
tia Massachusetts consume, more tlan ltOOlo bale
of cotton annually. VIII at $50 Per hln. Is word
twp culv instead # seven IN n ons Of dollars, TIN
j. what Mr. Webster call, taking jroc.io' Wow ,
the advantages Of the protective polcy. The who'll
system from is first foundation t. it. last 81 - - bu
clrrs;cua'cd fal,c ODD. AMI any other defence Of
would be- the intrusion If foreign and uuIatura
observation-disclosures oa Hycvry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
CORRESPONDENCE.
Lawrence County.
BEDFORD. sent 20rb. III

. bLbi OiNp, sept SJih, lc44-
MrssEs- CHAPN,Ss-The Great Ekig Barbecue on
Lost hieer came of the 18th aud Of attend
ants have returned their homes with long yisages
""' say ihere was Z, some 2 some O. some TO- and Bar
"th sa,> ZOO IN attendance but speakers they all
@asFce h.he'e that almost failure The Patent
'hnfn tbaTneiD town from the Barbecue
with Dunn aud ON last evening he showed h.uiself
some ~ or 60 boss besides many adults he tried
~ hard 10 make sale If night las c,urn, don't
think lac offered se a township. # he bad he
might nave sold but alter putting h> ohurns opera
ton and failing TO produce Esner, would venture
To- make an offer. heard say If II dii spoil
The m'h 50 bad. Ie would make oIrr Thi, bghrad-
ed churn scattered h- olh Gov. Nhiiconb besides
the Democratic party IN general. The Wings be
s Democrats vii say thi-, that aud other things OF the
"thuru- speech
Ia my last letter tired 10 give Won fair specimen Of
another Wing orators speech II made some Wing stu
k'rs very mad Some of them said was n fact wl>t
others swore ia-e q crackc, -wLirgory don't
d-oint Yourself before the fur gets good Nov for
Of IT,
We are up and doing for the great contest and will
succeed ~ sP'e Of the 'Sand, Boar or the "Pacnt
thurn although l.ie SANDY Boar (Nr Dunn ard VI r.
Clay disagree On several ,nlJrcls vel he sticks him.
~" h. principles for -ian'e. Clay i opposed pre-
emPiion nights Mr. Dunn ir. Gay The fiher
OF the presumption system. Mr.. Clay 1.-The people
Of the Wet have called for desired a change
the administration of the lands either The snrye, price
or sales Yet ,ou vii hpd denag"su's IN different =
tons of the country who plead tor change. See Wing
Almanac Tor Ill Mr Dunn wants the general govern
meni 10 issue $500 100000 Of stock Tie
ard the states swap the bonds stock Tor their Safe
bonds Mr. Ga. - IN favor of anncxing Texas. Mr.
Dunn declared presence Of respectable de-
that # Mr. Clay ..squnted Annexation
that he would resign Elecior and not support Ga,
he, Mr. DUN also declared that he would support
who voted Tor the Bankrupt law. all OF which
be established by as respectable Mr.. Dunn We
gaining, crow. Chapman.
Your friend, FLANAGAN.
B-I forgot 10 tell YOU that they had live coon
taken from here the Barbecue am told they l,ao
hm IN the Clay r'e club room on the evening before
they started from here and that i, on one Of them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
EsPu..cgufc IE1>> TSec.ing

For the counies Of N.go, Saligan and Clay. vii be
held at Tcrrc Iiaue IN Tuesday tie ,jh Of ct der
ncxt.
GENERAL LEWIS CASS
VIII ainly attend.
The following gentlemen are designated As speak
ers BIZ tie Democratic State Central [, mmit;ee:
Edror7 l. HannSg4n. .HseJi \. WIZ. =. j.
Hn'cg. ". i. DrggH. jain w. Dlr'S Join Pc.lt.
ID. X. EcLclS. 4. " PpeH.
Several other distinguished Democrats have been
invited, and are expected - attend.
Free Barbecue VII tie prepared for the occa~ion
and tie Democrats and Wigs # Nigo. Sullivan
Clay. Putnam. Par.c. Nernion aud ot.ur al accent
counties. together with thoSe If Clark. Edgar ans
ou.er counties IN Illinois. respectfully invited {,
attend The Ladies particularly, and most re
specially invited.
III talc,t Kind Of Young Hickory pole VIII Il
raised on the occasion.
Come one come all :! and greet war worn veto
ran and hon3rcd retriot: and hear the principles q
Democracy cxp5uilcd ~ t.ose who are able TO d
them justice.
b. order Of the committee of Arrangements
TeEEE HAuIE. : ptemaer -, II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Glna.- Hsi sos.ui E-stsrr.

On the 2i>t If June Alr. lay wrolc gc y 10 some
people who invited han 10 attend Convention At
l.sNiieit IL Missouri. winch s II happy ~jccn'n ct
oly CANNON. On account # his services Gard We
would be- Sic last dispute tEom) IN the great >trus
glc for the admission If Missouri INTO tie tncn lie
"clllms naiiing," i " entitled 10 nothing: - be- says
hc merely d.d his duty. fut. ~hlle lnno ~
bringing tie thing to Their minds, tie incompatible
dcn.a. ogue a tone Of exquisite whcedlng. modesily
rcInnFN,-
ln reviewing tho past. am unron scouS If ever
having ID ne any tnng justly To rfii Ter esteem and
con.donrc. Beng low N The evening Il a lony LIE,
II would be great satisfaction to me- before terms
nate M mortal c&cT, more = meet Nj SOUR
on terms e friend hip and affection"
In rl1iA words tbs retiring gentleman. who hides
Inns Eff IN te shadows of Ashland. and whom even
the ad.e> could not draw forth 10 ''pullic meeting.
says To Missouri. Gentle sister, VIII yor vote FIR me
Not those cruel robbers pirates. and plundercrS.
Who have -quatcd On tic public land, vii say No
perhaps sumc If tic arusc.t of t.,m w.ll add 'd-n
you u .>ioa I'osl.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Federal VIII. Principles.

\ National Bank with iiish Stockholders, Who arc 10
have tho cont OF # the Peoples Oppressive TaH
ly vhich few can riunt.r the m ny-D- bn,ion Il the
public money By which rich viii svi hiy ala ana
the poor man hity certS-sisir- oeZ'a 4 the British
taxing SIDES with the British tie IcXls quest. no n'-
siti.n 20 American interests genctaya National
drbt-cxtrava-snt eu'iiur,s OF the ;u'c m nei-no
accountability of public OVERWHELMING all the Oh Fed
er.l measures including the Alien and >eliti laws
hostility FoTeigucI>-burnir their SCHOOL h u-es an
ChuicheS, and numbering them BY hguticiS-Sympaihy
with foreign bond hilirT>-hish Taxes ard o~ az s.
finally TO IN the Iich richer and he ilogVT-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
ATTENTION.
Farmer. and Nccsi:s C..

Bff Ntfff bar cisIff
= roz o4a q
f-NliE ~u'scr iS sd f fu~uer
= Than hrr Tn, ~iui ont MILLING ~ Il
NESS. their old ~itnd and Run 1t k-~
T~--u-
or Rum MI alaas IT, dressing sni thrs have if'd
their ~ SHE'D # FARMERS atd ,te
putin Ma ru-rkst
The ani the put go TIE ni ~A
No h1g- % be len n the n Than dNs after TREY
mi ed sciai orders - a. 49, N-r o take e NE
allowed q, Nn- ~ Ia
81 Ter getting aud tkIrc - tie tic rl->t
Wi ir PAID e. Wheat, csh. trade i II shei
Corn ana Ost~ wanted.
DEy Goods :ss;i Groceries.
We have received Tree fie last oreni d
iln ,tFis Grcii. ardvff. ls, winch w'i tr odd ~
ihe iovst r ~ ofst ant "a cssh"-' 10 What 'an isi
Rsr'"l. ffisre
iu-e h the haired % disr- - ots A"-i ca
anf G ant 81 rR - a. .f's- aiassc s.~ rfr
ttrineic! with te RIA h'hl III >iipf
Al kinds Ii~s coa~tir'i, hand and VIII
ic sold tn produce and 't~I'~ SfuH
fN. g. Az account. ia, the ifu If J. y. Carlisle rrnf hc
.i~dh ~ e Jt4uss ts fi-n D. placed o. if-
hands az cirrr Al GsaGds fiu, -. Ice ps,nffy
paid on Presentation
gOuN CARLISLE.
DASHED CARLISLE.
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AGRICULTURE need. 70 =" IN ny % tgnent, u Is The
protection. The habi Of cur duty Of the scfn"en u ex-
fsfrets genera ssr a. far Il may be Pae-
cr1g, pa, down he 20 scabie 10 taS' ~ IL revenue
track 4 perpetual law and all other me ans with
succession without Tasvrr ia an Jus pro-
e. char &C. and the pore al tie great inter-
who .'cas his u the c> q he whole Inion en-
iaIl> has cattle, vii bot 0acng g A4slCt hf
there l. improvement manufacture. Tie mechanic
cgaal ihi> - lie 4rg Ci1g's MS. ard navi-1
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Bisfs0s 4 Georgia, LILY :, PIX 10 Jaia n Kane, q
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

MrssEs tHAFuANs-l NJ the Connetsyillc Meet.
ing the 18Th inst II much larger than Y
Peced The democrat, IN tins part of the State seem
confident OF There 20OO ladies pr,
ent. Seven horse teams with - girls dressed
IN white have never Witnessed such animation among
the Democrats there the Cnnners Illc
all passed oil right. except two Wings had fight, and
there manifest disposition among the VI Iss of
Connerss lie Insult tie Democratic ladies The wings
much disappointed IN the number and rrSpec
tIiy of the crowd that they IN Il had humor. The
wings ia this place that have formerly calculated their
ccrtan ~ willing o admit will give
them close The Democrats confident Of sue
Yours. b.