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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-06
BRO VVsV' . FET DROPS!

n F YOU have Fits Gravel or any disease of the Kid
Il neys, Worms, Bowel complaint, any Nervous dis
ease, buy bottle of Browns Fit Drops, and you
will find immediate relief and permanent cure. They
are also excellent exerna application for Bruises
cuts, spra MS burns, &C. also eflectua for Piles
Although his edcne has been known and used by some
few in thiscountry for nearly century, owing
of exerton the part of the several propretors during
the iime it has had that general circulation and
nation which valuable article deserves, and will
command whenever it fairly tested. In order induce
people to try this remedy for Fits. and the other above
named diseases, few of the many certificates
which we have of the efficacy OF the medicine
have used the above Fit Drops in many of the above
diseases, ard hereby certify that have many very
happy effects from their | am happy to be able to
recommend them TO any afflicted with any of the
bove named diseases, and in particular Fits, in which
they act like a charm. +. BREWSTER, NJ ID.
CrqttsJmy, Sept rs, 1874,
hereby certify that for the first part of my life up to
1892 "a period of nearly 30 years,) was afflicted with
Fits, at which time procure of Miss Brown, he pres
ent proprieress) bottle of Browns Drops, which
sed according to the directions and have had fits since.
Barnett Oct 10, 1912. VIM. S. BRocK.
We have used Browns Drops for four years, for Grav
ell and Fits, and also for spas buns and bruises, and
CALLED and cored horses, and have foun il
medy, and recommend it to others.
ELlpHALEr CARTER,
Craftsbury, VT ORL1NDA CARriR.
sl- Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprieress,
Craftsbury, Vt and BY her general agent, S. p Reded
Montpelier, Vt; asoby Peek & Spear, Burlington; DR.
Brewster, Cralsbury; Brown, John Na,;n, s. Isaac
Watts, Peacham.
N. B. All genuine Fit Drops will be signed by Mary
Brown in her own hand writing. 47Iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-06

Horses that have Ring bone, SPAWN, wnd-galls &C.,
cured by Roofs Specific; and Foundered Horses
trely cured by Roofs Founder Ointment. Mark this,
all horsemen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-12-06

I1l be butterfly, born IN bower,
Living where roses and vioIets meet
Rowing forever from flower to flower,
And kissing all buds that are pretty & sweet.
TIE apartments occupied by our butterfly of
forty years. experience, were at the fremont Ii
is DOT, therefore, needfuI to say tina I'was lodged
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

- the test dates received from New Ymk ei;y, i
was thought highly ~p'ob4b!c that the Wigs woud
quietly dncp their own regularly nominated cardid.,e IN
Mayer aHd support Ar. Iiarpfr, tie candidate Of tn,
q" American Republican, or =" Naive American marty
iarPr is a strong F,dera'st, and his father was
ior'. says tie PeLeian. The X. Y. Express Of March
20 T ports The proceedings Of meetings of these parties
he'd GA The same day, and places tie irocecdins~ # tbs
" Naii'cs' 6g5re those of The Whiss. in it, columns
HE Native tax tall, to say the least; and if tie
wings should go over 10 hem. VIII s,anl a vefy 90 i
chance OF elccllns their ticket. To saoy how they talk.
We copy an extract from one If ihc s;cc-hes reported in
the Express. We wonder If "tae black spsl" s.o.,a E
aliudes to aboli,ionismi
Fellow CrrIzENs-T d. firmly believe tha, James
tiaIer (houeh some think | set III, estimate t., n. ~
VII set a majority # 2lCoO votes! IErcso Il " Yest -
=" ne Wi! Full that : &c AID - TN, iuI n.ia. /
VII conclude with Ie'lting to yau II he tale. Nv way 81
Illustrating The mode in vh Cd Amcncan X publican. are
swelling Their ranks day by day. 4 man diva IN Fnut
e ! was '''' had three pups Tie other DAY one he
called ly the name of -" Wing" another - p,mscrt -
ana TIE other " Native American" One Of lis uc,,b.
oors haprfiing IN, took a fancy 10 ,ac pups, AID asked Tor
one 81 ihrm. Which VIII yeu have = sad the owner.
Oh: II iaKe HAT mite Whine fellow. wil a black spo, "
No! You don't want him: ms "a ne * Vim
" D"nt l.. though I! III have him. or zone. Thai ~,
dog. any how; :, lefs have him - " But hc WIS .ny
Torn Yesterday; Jon cant take him away now. Come in
next wecA.'
Accordingly. al the aproried time. the nei.hbor
returned WITH n basket on L~ arm. and demanded Ia,
pup. "Nhich one = sand tie owner. "Why. rh,,
lie white fellow. with a black spot; Ming You raa.d
NO such name here. now that IS named
Native American. You told ne il VA. VIII
when | was here before =. Yes i, Lyt Ee.s -, -
since - was the reply.
Amidst ne shouts and screams Of applause with
which ihS anecd,lc was recei,,d. Mr.. snow Ln ,c
ros'run' AM The cries Tor other speakers verc renewed
WIN great veor. Meantime he crowd bad grcaly
ara several thousands f =. r-o,- W.. ,t,ia,
he airing distance Of he stand
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

u ih'"d'i?'ia American Sentinel says " have
'een shown letters from highly respectable gentlemen
!" We" York. inii'naifs That persuasive argumcn,s
nave been used with the members Of our State LcoiI,.
'u'e'' agents Of foreign loanholders, to induce them 10
provide at the present session for the regular navmen, of
Tue interest on The State debtor, IN other words. 10 brine
'e ''s'S'au'fe INTO the performance of lis duly We
'"'o no "o""' 81 the truth II the statement II is not
'' Ms ""'e ii"i bribery has been pracli>ed on members
:, 49, IN N.n'' legislature nor VIII 1t probably be
inc Last Great Britain maintained her tools IN France
during the Republican era, and profusely furnished ,rcm
w'ih her secret service money for the purpose Of cor.
ruPtng the leading men aud over,i,rowine the non,.t.
enc IS no" pursuing n similar course in Spain. Vbv
should "e expect 10 be exempt from her corrup, and cor.
r"p'i"s influences. Safe a we may suppose ourselves
We are not exemp; from them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
EcN:is Annexation.

1 Is stated HAT General Henderson,, the new Texan
P'"'fo'huafy, has full powers 10 bring the annexation
'''o'e our congress. in any way lie chooses. either ty res.
o'u''n or ny treaty. Ii the mode of adm s>lon Nv Treaty
should tie adopted ly our government. a mass Of facts anl
reasons VIII he placed ooufdenrially before the Senae.
mat $ supposed will lie sufficient to produce an ainosf
unanimous '"Ie IN Jaror IF tie treaty. These facts and
reasons are SUPPOSED TO be the co fJeni.al correspond
ehoe q The British agents with The Texan government. in
"n'eh CERTAIN singular ovsT'cres are made ~ the former
power 10 The laiter' in which Captain Eliot viii Gu, a fig
ue' l. : also denied that VI. Pakenham. the British
minister has made any disclosure Of The intentions Of Eng.
land upon Texas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
gag travelling c.n.,is..c

The Macon (6co) Democrat. of Narrh ooh m.
nounces Mr Cis.'s ARRIVAL il ,hs, ci,y q. ,,l,o.. 7,
seem lac has IN a measure overcome his mpupnance to
public s~ieaking. II Wa not roper" TIA, he should al.
"fe'~ III reo.ie Of New Oreans. lat there i. no -, ,o-
li - at az ia dlscenrins 70 G~c,r-ians:
"on Monday. tie gsea, orator addressed the reonie oo-
h' .'uiH east rHrnc' - the court house, The s.d,nc.
N"a.'' red r'o'"b'y. eh'eon bundled AMI vas made an
ne n'it Sc. about equally If both 2lrnes-and cou..I,,,u-
IT, za'a' drumming ~ which has been employed a.,
te .osi * weeks, ie neea 2 au-t he viewed a sigral
fiiure.
Tn aui.ence seemed not J. tie veia.' they ..r, oh.
Sshi''F Is cool rs cncumhlr.-ai .ir,rs n rai,. TIA
S''ii "'fe nnh'aiins-a de~rfra'e aiicurt - q made Nv
d J. !" - Tie iiiiaigi "a gi up a hnrah. iut y was a u.i.
ann sound, an quickly dxindled into a ii, irr. a,,,g
ii3.' Ia truth. the whole ,nair came l,m.iv .T, "a
"' we VII il say a small p,iaoe cmeuie. let Il Ger.
AMY was quite a cold water concern. Tie n,.,r,.tI.
indifference 4 a great malsutv # Tie ~. -
$40" there was truth 10 Tie Iarado1icai e,rr,..i,, -
tor" "' ''stco-
frem a lar'sfaph IN tie augusta Chronicle. /, MI,
sec" thet Nr Clay T. losing hs wind. lie
quh'''T Hag hut he locks bottom. his certain be- Win
hnoeAel az before De reaches tie winning po.,
haze M daub; that lie MI lie d.,ancel hy H. p,g.,Kne
GcrLooa
we regret To lsam iha'. IN consequence r NJ, c.
n9fsie-iton aud excessive faiisue. be Is rom,eloI -,
N,'ing 'f'sn.tofp ard Madison. He sin -.
- remain IA tbs city until Monday m rnirg. -
Z VII uoutiless - an extra % -iran on ne c..
h-lf Al. "e hope that tie CITIZEN. IN the uiaiie -,
j ".otsa VIII avail ihem.ei,os @! lie .n,-,,,.
ay iheir resp CTS 10 lin" F"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

discussion having taken place in Congress on the r.
lars Ct hhode Island, IN Consequence OF a memorial from
the democratic members Of tie legislature of thai STATE
TIE Aissrine Wig Governor ihereo. has called an exr,
session OF The legislature to take into consideration this H..
reference. THIS same Governor thought il was all u.h,
and proper to call upon the Pres den, to send Iot.l
s'aies troops to Rhode Island. to put down the suffrage
men with powder and ball.-but Is terribly 81 ,ckc1 Tia,
Tie m tier SHOULD lie discussed in Congress. and the ;nf,.
nous tyranny IF The Wing Aris:ocia.s and Land Lords
CONDEMNED
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

y write IN The Nashua Te'cgrafh SAYS Il do not
"i''He nm hsel sllman FIR loving England. bat an Amer.
-" VINO i''irfS ingHsi lab g and English manufacture
~ 'An'f''Aii' - thar made al his osvn door and hy m.
"''S'o'' j. al least an American wifh English feelings.
"'i mould EXPECT lonor> from England. If IT, a. g. linn.
-. e'e And we say 50 ,oo.-.Nadisoa Baaner
me Iai'oF ct The Madison Banner i an Egg'isAsaao.
we O'"eVe' and gets hs living from 81. those American,
""' ann " j. Tor 'heir interest to purchase his newspa-
r'' D"' Il '"ey Deieve The doctrines b. breaches, VIC
90 h"' g now they can reconcile It 10 tier cun.cienceS
to prefer Lis paper TO some one printed by an - Ame,i.
can IL certainly makes no difference in The end. uhe-
'"er We trade with Engitiman abroad or al home: IN
e'i'or case, according TO Wing doctrine, American
industry suffers. Therefore oil his subscribers sha.ld q,
once drop his paper, aud take iia; If b. American
neisi'hof, Tie couri,r, or some other. They would a,
icas'- by 80 doing, starve ont one Bnt>h Wing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
How sear,.s the E.,a7cs,

WIN Tue '~"'pudencc common 10 the political and nor.
al rake The Wings are claisling that if thew have not n
""J""y 81 men, III favor OF Clay, they have at least a ma
} 'rny Of the most Intelligent. mos, beautiful. nrl mo-.
highly accomplished hhes. This is decidedly an I'm, Ar.
uon"0'e Insult TO every siriuous woman in he land. That
men eu'ny CT such notorious "6rcoches IF p1omise' as
tie Wings, should still pretend 10 c'ain and enjoy tie con-
iidence OF a majority OF the women of the country. i il,
truih an outrageous scandal upon the sex. Their prer,n.
sions are altogether G:.e, aud wherever and whenever test.
cd, will prove to be So, to the shame of the fal,e.hearre5
Coos. The majority OF the gentle, unsophi,ticaed SYM.
Ia'hising, tender hearted, ser sibic and intelligent women
are with the Democrats. Where YOU will find one tory
or derai woman. you will find twenty men of TIA, char
acter The late NEE ings Of the two crs,t n,r,;es IN y.v
fok city demonstrated the Truth of all this most positive.
~ One OF the papers, Neutral il politics, bat opposed n
vi. Van Buren,, admits 1T, in an article from which we
make the following cytracs
Us iOr that delicate matter. The voue, w. bovosuo
hesitation ia ,enturing any sort Of comparison between
'he 'i", ladies' aud the !ocofoco dies but sui il can.
i' very wei he avoided. The introduction Of the ladies
i.o ~ presidential campaign Il one of It's most r,uarka-
be- IS u Is one OF It's most agreeable features t.,,,,
mat we are at least five handed years nearer the milleni.
mn rev earthly paTadisc-ihln We were IN The d,ys
u &c "'N'ry POKE aud log cabin orgies. The ladies'
" " ''ss thshn Having US hecc.ns such an Imoor -
e'ment IN the business of president MAKING. il ou,,.
'A'usa'ie II we examine the relative chances IF the two
i''''s' "heh Nie"'d Ia connexipn with the all which
'"'Se ares possible allies hfins them. The Ciy ladies.
We must say, have decidedly. 50 far a. silks. sallns mp.'
ms and ia'e'der 80, rather the advantage Of rh.ir drn,-
c'a'e sis'e's. They look just as if they had come fresh
lem NE hands oil tie ni!nsr. But thea he ,orofo,, n.
u.S ""> a II 'n'y hal jus, come flesh from the hands of
linn who sent the lovely Eve to cheer the S ,liiude of orr
sf'a' 'fs' parent and grace tie bowers OF Eden w,,h
her celestial beauty.
No" we hasnta single word to say ngains, the Claw
ladies' but We III Mh&. that if a sensible man shsuJ h.
IN se''ch q a WIFE he could not hesitate long (Which of
TIE Two 10 choose a ciay lady. ora Locoi co lady, as de.
scrted above.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
MORGAN County.

Meetings Of the Democrats of Adams Townsijp Nor
gan County. were held on the 10Th of March. ard ii
Monday OF April. We have not room for The nrocc,d
,"ss IN detail, but give a summary of them. Arrnrp
vi pfiavAs was appointed Chairman. and pp,cr "
"iiifH Secretary. n Constitution, offered b, Mr.
pe'a'an, was adopted, for tie formation of a Democratic
~ \ resolution WAS passed recommending 4. NJ
ia'hS as tie Democratic Candidate for Senator and
'. D'ia'an for Representative. Henry Bradley lym
A'eA""der' NJ. /. Miller, and Wa. Wasele were an.
pointed a select committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
EEcs.ry eliy w.. 81 mel o.ynuu.u

Ia the |. 5. Seia,e, in 1899, Nr Cav. H. s,os1i., 81
the aboition>'s. sad:
Like a "'fori,ps agiator IO'ConneD upon another
theaireihey would hunt down aud proscnhe Iron, the ra,.
q c'V.lizcd soci'ty ihe il haliian's 4 that ealir, sec ton
V'e Sou'h) Allow me, Nr. Pcs dcn'. to say. tin, wlIe
/ f'e'sn.ze "a tn justly wounied feelings Of the ui4is.cr
81 me 'ni'ed states at It james Nr. Stc,cu-op.l nech
10 excuse The notice which be was p,o,ok = :, ,,,c e
,iat ag'iaior loconnril in my huubc opinion. he uo-'i
'e''ef have consulicd tie dignity Of his ,ta'ion az If III.
county IN treating II with coni' mpirus slcrcr."
council would exciade u -i.vsaoldcrs7 fem
European S''',y-h who hir self can only -ht ,in co.,
va ana admission. and IS tcci,el with scsru,u' rfn-nsn,.
mo +" i ie lie not IN r., d >ieaus Of our s,ciciv ,.,
We ave 81 hi-, he may TrSf assured Tat a tale Of e.,-n,i
.'N'ih''fccur'f VII ,Xis' h,tHe.n US. YES. sri ihrk m.
Amfiira minister would be-, have rursucI tie dictates II
'Iu'u 6 ~. 10y regarding the lnueuscc II ,h- nemi,r "a,
ne br'lsh H'ns' OF Conn. MS a. Me ,aaTqaanf ,a,;,ye
y ne l|t,re'er 4 has osrq couafry. AID tie %lte,,roi a
i'Fegn ahd Aiudud people
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
= VI IL. 70

i"e IiPPec1noe Journal half r%cpudiaics the Abolition
I'lS' and repeats for Tie fficlh time, an cid i-i0 lie on
hr. Van Buren,, a fo.iaws:
" iilioui stopping To enquire whether there are moro
AD"illoni'is among The Wings, than among The Drno-
''A'S, W would Ike to ask these sapirnt ,dI;urs " hal
il'v tiin'h a MIR Van Dufcus vote in the Convention
"' New i"fk, ~ Favor of granting the rish, 81 ,narar.
~ mr." "fgF"'S and deny ing II 10 poor Uhtc mn
'"'' ne give such Il vote. liz own favorif. Plnoranbcr
states IN his life Of ihai distinguished parsonage PRAY
TN Us, rs, gentlemen, If this vote j. satisfactory evidence
date - - '""D'
Ii any = biography" Of y:r. Van Burcn makes a Stale.
mont IKE The above, It states a fi>ciood. FOR tie aio,e
Is i+'se, rs every man knows wLo j. acquainted with The
course 81 Ar- Van Hrren in the New York Conye.;ian
The 'l"he states the truth M i,w words a. f,llaws NJ,
'an bufen wa- lie advocate Of free suffrage in the full
et extent, IN The Convention Of New York excep, ~ 70
negroes. The federal party the same party which NOW
s"s'ai"s Mr. Clay in that Sialc-was opposed 10 II and
"'ed 10 introduce a property qualification. tbs WAS
'"'ei down by Mr.. Van Buren, and lis nicrfs: and
then the federal party endea,orcd 10 make suffrage I'M
restricted to the fee blacks. TLis Ar. Van Huren and
hS i"ends opposed. and applied the freehold ~qualiaca-
ton on the blacks which federalism attempted to i.arose
on The whites The effect Of this distinction vas alnos;
ent'Feiy to exclude black voters, while it made suffrage
Tree to white men The fact. then i, thai, federalism
opposed 'e tree white suffrage, aad Mr.. Van Buren, sun
IT. Federalism opposed restrictions on negro
'u"'"s'' and Ar- Van Buren supported them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
Toscy and yan.;c,rur.;,.

Col 10. Lane Is the Democratic candidate in lie above
district. He Is a noble fellow. aud the democrats, who
we are CAD to learn are in good spirits, as they ought to
he, will elect hin. We need such men as Col. Lane in
our Sia'e Senate. aud a few of them would not be out Of
place III The House of Representatives. We are glad to
see that our friends are picking GU, their bes, en- for the
coming August contest. This is the way to be success
iul. Send u no tFimmors or mongrcls bu: borough
W higs or Democrats. That's the talk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

-"."fy nm ng tie ancient. .nss md COM
mA"deIs, 70 in;end 10 holi converse With ,Ie 81. Ii
= 'N-"'"ins Tie entails OF beasts. and other ar. fec. =,
"i.'a'e uion The ni.Ds f their suser.tIous ats ,.f,A.I
ihai Tie sncienis should be- made the anns.
- e ana afnbii u men, was not the least surnris,,r
i'f ignorance aud superstition were ,h- eb.,,cs,."
u.s. o'ss. but what DO W. sec aud hear IN these dsv.
q 'sht and learning Goshen Iqdanicr.
"e see ad hear IA these da,s # "ieh, and leaning >,
4 iAf'y winch preiends % all The riciy. al the I,srinc
ana al iHe dec'noy, practising lon hob raj articles. aJou,.
's Is 'Ae'f party emblem, a dry hast. aud resolving "a
'""D'e'a'e p'"y tricks, such a. tie wicked and ambi-
nous men 81 those Ignorant and supersttous DAVIS
"ou' "a been ASHAMED - practice. None but a COON
Wig would Lave the lnquie &c /, claim for his party any
sDfei'''y over those "ineiea'-." whose vices they ADOPT,
'n' whose virtues they meet.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
COUNTY EEucCEsATEC COSvESTEC-
Attention., All Hands!

4 County Meeting of The Democrats OF
Marion County Will be held at the Court
House. on SATURDAY, April. TWEEN
TEETH, for the purpose Of organization.
may be thought necessary and proper. Zach
and every Township are earnestly requested
TO represent themselves in ills meeting BY
delegates or Otherwise.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

ihe Washington correspondent of the y. y Herald
writes
VIII asionish YOU, (bui IL shows IN. fc,l;n, ~, -.
s"'J'e.l when l tell you that there were over Is Geo CO.
pes OF owens speech on the Oregon. p,in,ed and sotI
mere besides abou, as many printed and .oii i" :" u'u
nss - ana Daily papers. 10000 copies of this ono
sPsee'-'he largest number ever printed of any on. r.,
subject. " &c Known OF iha
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

The "seiE Sharpcners' is the name Of Wi, Chit.
Rushviiie, whose object is to tell the 4uos, ~ -
se'' lies possible Sam Hyde and Osle are their ,p,el7r
deii'es- The lies already published BY tins C,ub a..
gross enough to suit the most rampant Wing bu, vo
think they lack originality. Give US some new Ie. !.
'iemsn- Don't put US Off with merely the old I,e. :,
$40. "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

HE STATE Sentinel has usually come To hand on Wed
nesuay evening, but Tor the last Two weeks IL has not
reached here until Friday evening. l. IL detained on the
road We have been requested To make this enquiry
by several Of it, patrons B'oomington Democrat.
Inc apparent delay spoken Of Is caused by changing
our day from Tuesday TO Thursday. We stated that we
should make the change IN the Sentinel Of four weeks
ago, but some of our readers must have overlooked the
notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

The returns OF the Spring elections in Ohio, which arc
now coming IN, look remarkably well fr the Democracy.
Ia Columbus atihe recent corporation eIcction,a part of the
gate Wing m ajprity greatly reduced. The Ohio States
man says
The Democrats Of the south ward last night took n rca,
J'lhiica'ion over their complete and lasting success. Our
nIends OF The =" W estboie' were in abou, the night sort Of
good humor. The Germans of our city deserve The ever.
lasting thanks of the Democracy of the whole STATE.
they came up to the polls, defyIng the frowts or blau.
dishmcnts Of coonory. They are numerous in the South
Ward, and one of their number, Nj. Jacobs, was hand.
somely elected a Councilman.
Coon majority in 1910 80
Average III 1874 81
Democratic gain $50
This Is a gain out Of 100 votes. equal TO a gain in tho
upon this picture, and say if in reason, this election looks
Ike any thing else than Mr.. Clay's annihilation in Ohio.
In iiiin, the Democrats elected their candidates for
Mayor, Recorder. and A Of the 8 Councilman, the 5h
being a tie. A correspondent of The Statesman SAYS
TIL is the first Democratic victory ever achieved in
i him. and assure YOU it is bu, indicative of The deter.
mined spint of the Democracy of Seneca to give a greater
majority IN the comm 6 campaign than she has ever gwen,
Mark that down,
In irclevile, another letter siys-
Both parties made their lu nominations, n d both did
'heir best; hut the Demo,, ais gloIiousIy tfIumphed hy
eleciine every officer, save one Trustee and one Overser
ct The foor. And you will recollcct that at the spr,rc
and fail elections # 1910, the coons beat MS from l3O 70
$50 votes. but now the tables are tu rn.d. Cologne vo,er
will not answer so well as hard cider. Our bows can't g.,
Clay The traducer OF Jackson, no way the coons can fix II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

jo'clock L VI. y hl! attendance is rcques,cd.
J'if we appear 10 be delinquent 10 our correspondents
or IN any shape, our excuse must be that one Of the Editors
"a absent, AT Cincinnati, while the other has been overrun
with business matters connected with the Coon Skinner
NC. AZ soon NJ our associate returns, Which will be
shortly, we shall commence the skinner, with an edition
81 about 5000, or more than that, If letters continue to
pour IN ns they have done the week past. And when
we do begin To Tourist, our t~ools-why, all we have 10
say -, that the Cpons bad best a. ret out Of the way
Every lick shall bFns the - clean cat fur" and no mis-
take. We havnt felt So well for five years-are getting
Fat and heariy-and now weigh at least I5 lbs net
weight.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

i"n a "'e Nes iosA Paper We coiy ihe fllowing Ia
'e 81 the lrces IF stock shares in saae + the manufac.
'"'"'S ''fi"fahoLs. II vii be seen Hat BIOS, Of Ihom
range very much above their original cost, hut nc,crtlc-
less he "hiss are loudly h4w.ing nr more protection"
-" "Ssihle hat those Ma b Fac,sis oan ouu- BE- ea,is-
fed ori'-i Wig Glyia ~ limit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11
Nortiic.:a Es,..ias,-.

i"'a'e letters assure US that the Democrats in Northern
i"oi"na arc organizing with more spiut than las ever
o'''e o'en manifested, and that we may expect To hear
good accounts from them in August next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-11

\ "AAElINc CAss-Coiton the keeper of a gam
b'ns house IN New York, has been mu!cted in dan,accs
to The amount Of Si.3.5, with interest. in the sn,
brought against him by Dow * Guiieau. the firm
whose clerk robbed them Of $1,000, and spen, it a,
roi'""s '''isn q us althor q tIe Wing 4Janius