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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
From the Dslarrre Gazette.

We now rai-e the names Of the nominees with a right
hearty good will, and pledge ourselves TO exert cur utmost
energies TO place them in those high trusts TO which they
have been nominated. aud for which they are 50 peculiarly
qualified with honor 10 themselves. and To The happiness
OF the people, and the well being of our glorious republic.
No nomination could have been made that could have
been more acceptable to our friends IN Delaware. James
Il. Pok has always been a favnr.e here.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

The nominate n II the Baltimore Dem crtir National
Convention appear L please every dom cIat with whom We
have coaver>ed. 80 fag a. he firm little bard of Wheel
Ing democracy are cunceinct, we believe there l. not a dr.
seniing voice. The respective fIcnds of tie various caidi-
dates, whose claims we've advocated previous 10 the Con,en-
ton, have all been disappointed yet all are ieIoiccd when
They iehect on the Tact HIT The nOmii aiiou> have united the
whole iaiy. Never have We >tcn 30 general au approval Il
The nomination Of candid ties for any office. The pIevailng
sentiment now -, that the democracy have a ticket ou which
every democrat OF every section can aoSiow his suiliase.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
Ernm he .llbnnn n i hmm

The nomination II Mr.. Polk will be supported hv the
united democracy Of this State. aud with a zeal that Will
e'ince their attachment to principle, aud their disregard #
every consideration save that of The public good. They
will take the field with unwont,d carncsincss and viror :
and whatever may he the quality or degree of Wig gas.
conade, our friends throughout The Uuion may rely upon
the prediction that The Democracy .alX cnrrn IRE NinLr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

VIII these nominations give satisfaction 10 the demo-
cratic party Can JAMES X FOLK and GEORGE
VI DALLAS he elected We unhc>ifaiingly answer.
Y'S. Oar party l. stronger now Than II has been for the
past Two N"ar>-iliere are now no more Cas-. johnson.
' an Buren,. Buchanan. Stewart or Calhoun mcn-alI. all.
from Canada to TsXas. from mccain 10 ocean. are dem -
Gratis, aud democrats alone. Initiating thc sublime exam
pie sci by The irue-bearted aud patriotic Van Barren. eve
~ one will cast aside hs personal preferences aud rally
around Tie standard of the true democracy. All prelu-
dlce>. all cnmiiieS, all sirirs, all Jealon>ies will he sacri-
fced upon the altar of the country. aud the whole parry
rally a. one man around lis nominees.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
Who - jaime. X. Poll p.

"s question put by the Wings. We can answer it. He
- that Speaker of the House of Representatives to whom.
foaming with rage. Mr.. Clay said. " Go home, God damn
you. ,chere y0H belong ," He will not rotor, with the
same Su'gary aud passion to Mr.. Clay. But the people
will do II, genteely at the ballot boxes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

Ian a person be respected by men Of sense. WIZ preach
6 "o'ai'y' ani al the same time supports by preaching
aud his influence. a Gambler, a Daellisr. n p,of,ns swo,-
e.. Whorcmongsr. anu a generally immoral N, ,r III
Presidency We only ask for Information
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
From tie Ns,r Aibrnv Democrat.

We hail tbs nomination a a sure guaranty Of triumph
ant victory. He viii not only he tuumphintly elected
hu, will &c, over two-t thirds # he States of the Union,
He viii beat Clay in Indiana several thousand ma my.
Defeat. even While We are writing, Is depicted upon tie
pale faces. haggard caunlenancts. aud trembling inhs Of
whiggery, while the long aud shniI shouts Of the Demo
cracy rend tie air, in one harmonious response tor Polk
aud victory.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
COOIls.

ihe Wings are informed that we are done lryins coon
skins, aud they need not take the trouble of sending any
more The only reason Is, that we expect To be over
stocked IN August and November, by those which we
shall take from the rarmints by our patent process
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

- Mathew L.. DAVIS. the eu'osizer and bosom friend
Of Henry Clay equal in influence with the uhig parry
10 that gentleman, once said # the naturally d citizen.
Had | the power. | would have a gailows erected on
every dock, and hang every id freshman tha. attempted
10 land :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

The New York - Era = truly says-There is no shad-
ow OF stain or heresy in the political character of James
N Polk. Upon every doctrine of the democratic pary
he is as constant and true a ; IL il possible for man Ia H..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
Great Meetings..

Immense meetings have been held in Baltimore, New
Yo,k. PHILADELPHIA, Columbus, and many other places, re-
spending IL the domination If Polk and alias. The Demo
eialic putty have never been more enthusiastic aud united
never more certain Of a glorious victory.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

o 1t Is stated tina, Mr. Clay left Washington in very
bad hunor. lie feels that be has made a bad movement
IN writing his Texas letter. and does not hesitate TO anaih.
ena'ize, an has usual emphatic maaner, those who missed
him as TO the real condition of public opinion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
Clark County,.

James q. Read has teen nominated for reelection to
the senate. and j. :. simonson aud r. J. Howard as
candidates for Representatives, by the Democratic party.
They will be elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
From the Lrrrence'argi Beacon, "a Cas- paper

From Me L7TTence5nTgl Beacon, "a Cas- pdper.J
This l. a ticket on which the entire Democracy of the
Union can unite a ticket that The old Jackson men can
support and rally around. Up Democrats and to work 4,
iou know your standard bearer aud YOU know your enc
mics. The issue is-Bink or no Bank. aud whether the
veto power shall be abolished and that sacred instrument.
the Constitution. marr,d. Do you want a Bank To rule
with an iron rule vote for Henry Clay. d. YOU want
a"o,ber udiou- Bankrupt law enacted vote for Henry
'lay- Do you want Ia see an arStOcracy built up on the
labor Of the masses then vote for Henry Clay. Do you
want to see prescription and party fury carried t. excess
through the lrngh aud breadth of the land vote for
Henry Clay. But # you want to see peace and que,
restored. II You want your affl rs carried on smoothly and
prosper"usiy, 1t YOU want To see parry strife and animosiiy
lard aside, and men appointed To office on publications
alone. go aud vote for and support James X. Polk. We
trust every Democrat will put his shoulder to The wheel,
determined to conquer,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
From ne Greencastls P1trio,. IA ca.s paper.l

I'VWE % uTttHtINtft TIIfUT, n tuSS ldpfTI
We stop The press TO announce 10 our readers that on the
9th ballot, Gov. JANE X. POLK, of Tennessee, was nom
mated for pre>itcut.
TINS i decidedly a good nomination. No two men of our
pant, se mote thoroughly tIed and approved. We abide
The decision with cheegiuine>>. and with the fuend> OF Gen.
Ca. ia this region % into the fight with confidence Of sue
cac
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
From The x. 1. Iadepeadenf.

We say. without fear of contradiction. that a stronger
ticket was never aced before the American people, or one
that has ever teen more cordially supported than the pres
ent ticket Is sure TO be, by the democracy of the entire
Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
From Inc ZlnesrilLe Anrorn.

The nomination Of Polk 4 d DALLAS as candidates for
President and Wee President. gives uuboundcd slti>faotirn To
the democracy Of Nu>kingum. II has alIeady lit 10 THEN
onthu>la.m int an uuquenchahie blaze. This i the feeling.
a. far aS ouI information extends, in every direction. POLK
AND THE DEFENDER OF the IMMORTAL JACK
SON, j. now the Iallying cry.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
Switzerland County.

TT Wright Is a candidate for reelection in Switzerland
county. lie was a member last year, and one of the hes,
in the House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
Carroll County.

Ex-Speaker RoBiSsoS has been nominated by the de-
n'ocrais OF Carroll county as their candidate for the Leg
IsIaiurc. lie ~ too well known To make II necessary for
us To say one word, except, that he viii be triumphantly
elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
From he y Silaaara. N cres prper !

We register with high siatihcaiin N, the fat of Tho Nation-
al Drmaeratic Convention ~ The II minaiio # JAMES X
POLK OF Tennessee, fOi President. AID of GEORGE ME-
LIN DALLAS, of Pennsylvania for Vice PesiIcut OF The
Uui.ed States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
All safe.

The above represents the return of the Marion Count,
Delcsauon from TPpecauoe. The parents Of the young
men are ,asil, relieved.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

Than Polk aud Wright. two sounder Democrats. purer
patriots. OF talented men. are not To be found. Both have
been long ia public lfe-bolh have characters SANDER
iiseit dare not altack-and both in an eminent degree.
possess the confidence of the Democratic part.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

the less you get for what you sell. the more money
yoa viii make 10 the doctrine preached by the taua
Whies.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

Poyfe'stve DemeorGcy"->everal Of the koon p,-
fefs ~ stirring up a great deal of patriotic Ind,rn.,,on a,
III 'i'i'ie winch they se sending on The wings of the
wInd. about " Progressive nemacracv~ b.ior A., n ,,,un.,
'"a democracy Is progressive. aud that the man who
many years since was a thorough democrat then. # be has
remained stationary n hs opinions. J. not a d.mocrst
nov" ms article J. gwen 20 koon traders - an -fLf..
r'di tom the cincinnati Euqur.r. aud s>cuisd wihou,
any guessing. - ih- pm II "fharkes n Bfouyh." In
"ou d br a pts 10 spoil all Tn. wind, e1cliemen,. tut Ne
must br fermird 10 LAY N I he article wa only n rum
"'""tcd'ton. which "as published lat fall WITHOUT Que
""rd = end 'f-rnent by The edliors. and l. aut the proper
~ # on~ nsaE-Cnt Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
Out with II

want 10 know who wrote tina, order for a pound of
butter, delivered TO the editor of the SPUR, Gum
No honest man thinks IL ought to be AnsAed nD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

=. 'N"'" VT VT JEFTERsON
" f'op''hon as a republican remains fsihlG.A 10 liz
P'JeSs'0"' ne IS loaded 1ih Federal a5use-in Proportion
10 'sersa"ey'A he IS greeted sih IL. praises,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

AneA n pm Me'e The pm mandatory near Derby.
Com. ha- a cohiuVance fl stckirg pms IN rsp-rs. which
l. quite marvellous. II tsk,s IA England siniy frma e. In
sink IN one day. hy sunlight. ninety packs. consisting of
3o@ 100 Iins-ihe same hing - performed here an the
same time by one woman. Her sole occupation Is To ,onr
them, a gallon at a time. into a hopper from whence ihey
come cut all neatly arranged upon her several rsu.,s
The mechanism. iy which Tie lahor Ct fifty nine t,r.,ns
- daily saved, yt remains a mystery 10 all lut the
Inventor aud no one but the slngle pa .ho = t.,t.
10 At, IL, upon any fre,ent whatever allowed to enter ,bs
room where 1t operates.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
From the Bau STATE Democrat.

With the nomination now made. the democratic party
will sweep the Whole country as with a tornado, of every
vesiige OF Clay aud f,dei aIsm. They will carry eighteen
OF the tweny-slx Siates-and probably twenty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

WAsnI>GroS. 29h May. 1874.
Ny Dear Sir Being advised that me Convention. Of
which You are a member. has confer upon me the IN.
merlted honor Of nominating nv as a candidate for The of.
flee OF Vice President. will YOU. If this Information he
correct. present my profound thanks To the Convention f,r
this mark OF lis CONFIDENCE and favor; and say for me that
circumstances. which | d. not think IL necessary 10 detail
TO IT, but which very briefly hint at t. YOU. I'm anoth.
letter to Mr. Il render II impossible that should. con.
sisiently with my sense of pubic dutv and private obli,a.
tons, accept this nomination.
am with rreai ono
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

9Th following gentl, men were. on Saiurda, last.
licensed as attorneys and counsellors al law, Ly the Su-
preme Court Of TINS State Oliver X. Dousherty, Thos
J Sample, Samuel :. Bricr. James ii. Henry, Jesse T..
Siddall, and Edward II. Brackcit.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13

TThe Coons have not We, recovered from the fngh,
Of Polk and Dallas
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-13
WAsnIxsrox. 29,b May

Mn. WRIGnrs LErrIn-rhe following letter was
la'd beiore the convention by the Hon. Mf. Butler, Of Y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-07
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CON-
PLAiNT!!
DR. TAYLOR'S,
BkISRM 0E IlVEhW0RT.

From 375 BororV, Nc1c York.
LOR the cutcol Coughs, Colds, Asthma, whoop-
l. ing Cou.h, Catarh, pain~mih The >lle aud breast,
Bronchitis liver complaints, and all those affections
OF The throat and ling, which are q source OF 50
much Suffering and so often torniua'e IN CoNsuMP-
r1oN, tins remedy Is Justly and highly distinguished.
II is purely vegetable, mild and gCu'lcin lis elects
upon the systcm, and can he taken in the most deIl-
cate cases with safety as well as well a. utility. SO
extensively has II been used and 50 often proved sue
ce~slul even in extreme aud apparently almost hope
less cases, not only as a palliative but aS a remedy !
that the proprietor feels no hcSl'cncV IN introducing
it and Recommending it 10 all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort to some means OF rr'oV-
cry. Physicians, familiar with is elect, and aware
of the healing properties of this vc-ctalle prcpara-
tion, not unfrcqvcn'lv present. ed II N their practice,
and with the Medical Farulty generally, lthas met
with more than obituary agprolo,ion.
CONSUMPTION.
The following remarks were taken from a late
nnml or Of the Medical Maaazue:-
"Thc s%orPrl.in9 elect produced by the genuine
DR.. Taylor'> Bdl~am Of Liverwori, made at 315
BOwcrV, IN CONSUMPTION Eases, cannot fail exciting
a deep and thrilling interest throo4h o1t the World
We haveSu long believed the disra.e (Cunsumptiou)
incurahlc, that II i, difficult 10 credit orr senses " hen
we see persons evidently ~ronsnmptve, restored TO
health. Yet Itis a fact Of daily occurrence !
Certificates from the HIGHEST and most respectable
sources of persons whohavc either been greatly re-
levcd ly il, Or r%ntucly recovered from affections o
The lungs aud liver, could lc furnished in abundance
bni we insert only HE following -
ERTIr1CATE.--"b Being cOn,titutionallv preli>pos-
Ell to Consumption, Il member Of my family having
suffered severely from irritation Of the Lungs, ac-
colnpanled Wlihcol2h and raising maiterand Hood,
together with severe pain in my ,ileunj breast, t'
Wa> supposed to be beyond recovery, was induced
hv advice Cf DR.. Perkins, as a last resort to try
"TayIor's Balsam Of Liverworr," ! have taaen 1--WE
bottles IN ali. J began to improve with the f%r,th't--
tie, and while taking The third, wa~>o far recovered
as 10 be able to get about. Since which time, by
con'inuclu,e Of it am quite restored and allie to
/ T-tt. ,,,E1- .,I .-F H. --- a-r,
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no RENT,

no RENT,
s..ya UNROM THE list OF MAY, the Store
aW2gsN l. known a the GERMAN STORE, ne st
sssEx to Peck 4. Spear, Druggists. Inquire OF
ssEhfs1. April 25. PECK a. SPEAR.
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; RsoNS ABOUT BUILUING.

THE Subscribers keep on handP their Lumber
l Yard on Pearl Street, Boards .:cantling, Plank,
Floor Boards and Incls Boards ,ady planed; Lath,
Lining and other materials fo' uildinn.
Persons in the adilccnt towns can be supplied ut
the Millsi in UndorhIll at a suitable deduction from the
BURLINGTON prices.
n. b. They offer TO contract for the erection of
Blildin@s on reasonable terms. Apply to II. p.
Hickok. HICKOK d STEVENS.
Burlington, 8 JAN, 1914. 81 If
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CNIIR E1CYORY


ERESH TEAS.
ST Che T. prime Hy-on Skin Tea,
est 10 do Exra do do do
100 Han Chests Young Hyson,
80 Coddy> Od Hyson,
80 do Yong Iiy>on,
10 Chess extra quality Old Hyson,
Thee !ea> We're selected with great care md
from he latest mpora.ion~ and will lie sold at New
York Jooiv.s price,, and irei-hi.
FOLLllT, BRADLEY d. Co.
Old Doc,, Nov, %, lS43. Is
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ISAAC WARNER

- n IN w a "a Z sItG
As Just received, from New York, n LARGE
II ASSuRTMENTO OF GOODSin his line. among
which are a variety of pure Wines, Cognac Brandy,
-. CroX Rum, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch
WhIskey, Cherry Brandy, Baltimore Gin and a plen-
~ ofothcr cheap liquors Of various qualities and pri.
Ccs.
Molases, loaf lump and lrown sugar, Teas, Cofte,
Chocolate, Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Nutmcgs, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Salcratus, Bar and Fancy Soap, and
many other articles in the Grocery line.
His Liquors and wines we're selected with care, and
after long experience and from the largest and est
dealers IN the line in New York, and are warranted
Of The purostnnd hest qualities.
He has S~heerngs, Shirtings, Calicos Cambrics,
Trimmings for clothes, and many other articles hnt
no Fancy Goods. All of which he will sell for IN.
lowest prices.
examine.
Burlington, (ChuIch ST. Nov. 90 '43.
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NOp,GCE
j. Vzs Y

NITOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public that he has Just returned from New
York with the latest fashions, and that he continues
to carry on business NJ his old stand. Having vsi-
ted some of The best shops in the City of New York
he trusts that, with an experience of twenty-five
years, he can compete with the best Talors in this
part of the country.
N. B,-Cnlling doneat short notice, cheap for cash
Nav s, 1874. 40 If
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ENSFR NCE.

THE snl scriter has acted n Agent for The hiinn
L Insurance Company Of Hartiord Connected Tor
more than twenty years past, aud CONTINUES 10 insure
against loss'ss by fire, mud all kinds ofhullihsS and
personal properly, and will receive applications AT
hi, Office in Burlington, and Immediately issue Policc~
for that purpose al a. low rates Of premium, as any
private company can a lord. The un doubted rc,poa-
>ilility of this Company, insiires safety 10 the insl'
and their prompt, honorable, ard ll eral cour,e
in the adjustment and payment Of Losses, will e at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion TO
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent.
Burlington, March |, 1914. dOT
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n Pieces i9inches wide for wool sackinc,
AZ Is do ~ do do for Baroinr.
do y do do Dundee TwiIled,
300 ready made common and twillcd Bags. for
saln bv rOTIrTT, BR ADLEY #. Co
Oil Dock, Dec. II, 1913. 90
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WEllh hYR.lA
CHILDHOOD AND HIS VISITORS.

A.
onse on u .i'e' "rcl s"'i,'Y -'"l
was klss,lg al ''ie APiN s'u"t'S,
saw iair ctNdioNu ''Iu III P'rF
Upon a phhN 'h" "u"S"l"E nDH'.o'
H'uPPy-n' N"cN i"' WI y ~ ~" ~ n,, 4
anu s''o'n2 II o'"I I' =" t,, wv "''
Was the blue heaven thai Oreatlled above MN.
II.
oiu iHi'e' us ni'S' 'I'P'"'iA 49,
ING Nalicys @f',o f'ToS H,N'.I"i
Inc brooks llcwdfH upon MS Ial',
me bIrds grow ''u'e' III, I"'tS ''acu'
b!t ! me 50 sWl'f wiz" M uE"''
IN naSl' u ''T'rw" 'I'"p ~ "','.' ,n.
And knew Just nothing OF the matter.
~
WIN curing up ana aInnclnG eye,
"i''lt oHH'o upon we Sc'n' = "''u'e'
b',t cnil''lo'u ; G.'hct ~ p:Iuy'.
tiah s'rn a i"'Y SV," M''"!i IT.
lha' me dafN u''ion I" we 1I ,
Spreau i"''n nsa!h us "'H." p'''"'
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D'ArBIG\E's History Of the Reformation. /
- vol. complefe-includnr all he notes. Price
so ems. For sale 1y V. HARRINGTON.
20 h March, n. AZ
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A MEXICAN patent wrought and cast iron vices,
~ n new and superior article.
Fosters Anvi's,
Ame's long handled Shovels,
Homer's cast steel do,
Thomas Spades,
Davies Billet Webs,
Trace Chains,
Halter do,
Saw Frames, Hammers &c. dc. for sale by
FOLlETT, Brady y Go.
DID Dock, Nov, 90, lS4S, 20
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HIIEGi DILEGN

FIT the afflicted remember hat, they have a REM
- cdy in the Genuine Hay~' Eminent. Dozens
and dozcuS have been sold in this vicinity within the
past two years teStityiug TO lis efficiency, Al
30 PECK q SPEARS
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Window Sash.

EHF srh scri' crs o1tr for sale a LARGO n"nn'i,v Of
Il WIND OW 81 SH, all IVES, from I y OtoII
y Is, as cheap as the cheapest.
j. ~ II. p. IlERRICK.
Burlington, Marcn I, lStI 80 If
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NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.
SAS Tons in stone,

81 IUIIS III FtUIIV,
100 do in Barrels,
30 do in Bags.
Selected for agricultural purposes, and warranted
pure. Delivered at onr nil in Winooski City, or at
our ware house Oh Dock. 25
Nov. %, ls43. TOILET, BRADLEY & 60.
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COFFEE.

90 Rags Old Government, Java Coiee,
~ 20 bags Green do do
% bags La2uira,
% do Rio,
20 do Augos'ura, n splendid article, for ,aleh by
FOLLfIT, BRADLEY q Co.
Ola Doct, Nov %, 1913. 25
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-23

PROGRESS OF COLONIZATION By lie re-.
Far 'i he American Colonization Sje.atg a. pun.
lshed 40 ne Colonization J1arlI se perceive that
is ieeep's ai The society lfam Tia 2U.a al Apt Is
me gum LAY OF June. IasI i~5 months an Iualed 10
sf.9Oba5 This afnlat Was aII contributed %
,Aa| sums from dliiete4t sections q lie county.
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