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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
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FARMERS CLUE AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE =
The seml-monihly meeting on Tuesday was IN
commonly well attended The distribution Of seeds
was very exiensiye-among others, es follows -
Oregon Com, Improved Dutton Corn, Small Germ
for picking Tuscany Winter whe. Multicole Rye, Cali
ioraa and Havana Tobacco Nova Scodi Beans. Spurry
italian Eve Grass Wild Goose Pea Sc. &c The President,
announced the te1ns-hat portion OF the product
hereafter rendered 10 the Institute either in the seed
add TO the variety Of ;he exhibition OF the Far :he seeds
50 received 10 be distributed 10 Others The Of
treatment in ihe culture was he sad nporan, 70 be made
public RS guides 70 others. Ths quantity Of gratis, scocs
sd seeds they had placed VARIOUS pats Of the country
and in suitable hands, since The last Far was immense
ard he hoped they would essentially coHdaee te improving
our Agriculture and Horticulture. L. he said, no pc
enn.sry Seaet 10 the Institute, bU! muss essentially ben
ed, the country Two CT the TANNER Roots which had
been boiled placed the taoie. OF which al "ho had
wish tasted l. was pronounced valuable addition 70
oar list OF e,cnlen;s-
NJ Davis who forwarded these t.on South Caro-
lna accompanied them with particulars OF the sol Best
suited 70. ,helr growth their mode cfcntyasOn, at ;er
production.
TIE mode Of preparing Paint, and wAi;ewash and the
best mode applying them occupied considerable pro
portion Of Tie meeting. They are highly practical. and
VIII re published iezgth n the Farmer Aechaiie u
this City.
G-. MeSs read transatieFs. from The Arnaes D Her
.!c1ture Paris e article on the fest sceol Of Vines
now established in .he Luxembourg Th,t school contains
l6lO different kinds OF Grape Vines, collected from al parts
world urder the special patronage OF the Duke De-
In this grsad asseblaSe al the advantages a--
hst OF selecting the bs. Grapes and their habits .rc MODES
Of culture Also he rcs, collection of Poses II The gar
den of the Palace OF the Chamber Of Pee-s In which l3O
varieties Of the goe Cultivated many Of HEN entirely
Re7 p-rtcced by :id ,k. Also OF tie cltUre
OF The Athea or eight varieties, and improved SIZE sd
,-f,n s-sotn-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

SwEpEyBoRG's "Ax1MAL KINcDoM- This extra
ordinary book, OF which The Tribune OF the 26'h
ult contained highly encomiastic notices from the
London "Forcsps" and the Monthly Review"
the former which spoke Of "a perfect mike OF pris
cpes Ear exceeding Intellectual wealth. and surprising
in elevation the Efforts OF Lord Baccns genius, has
been In such demand in London, that the whole edition of
the first volume has been exhausted except few copies
which bought up SPECULATION and are held at
ire dollars volume A., the copies of that volume which
have COME this country have Seen sold few OF the
second volume may had In Boston. One would suppose
that work o such transcendent merits would not be ons
In finding a nubislsr In this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

MICHIGAN Tows ELkc1ios=.-We have returns
f,or, Wasbtenaw, Lenawee and par Of Monroe
Counties, which satisfy us that Michigan Is Anti
Texas and therefore Wing. Lenawee elects u
Wing Supervisors TO Loco and abolition. Wash
tenaw about the same These Counties went for
Polk last Fall
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

MrslcAL ENrkRrASNEyr-Mess7s Charles L.
Barnes ssd George Andrews offer agreeable temptation
this evening, tie Tabernaes, ali vho ore Chre,
and Nuse-a pretty c,.ss ancr. Il viii be
seen they have united ;he Juvenile Classes In order
70 produce an Elective entertainments
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

LADIES SHOE SrogE.-We feel 1t pleasure as
well as duty 10 recommend our lady readers who
wish 10 purchase Ladies or Childrens' Cater
Boots and Shoes, 10 ray visit 10 the store OF our
friend ]. B. Miller, l42 Canal street, where ;hey
will find complete assortment OF all the different
styles excellent in quality and moderate in price
Try them once ladies', and we are sure you will re-
peat yiit 10 ]. B. Slillers, li2 Canal ST. between
Thompson and Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

n The Hu7cHIxsoxs sins at Niblos tbs even
ing. Those who expect 10 md place inside the
salcon viii take an early tea.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

DyArSgs, CURED DIR. NcNhiIs Acoustic Oil continues
to sustain reputation and deal person should be
single day withou, AID know none VIII ~ soon as uey
learn of II. charming effects s cases oi dsdincss u never
fails give relief il has cured deafness OF u and 20 years
tension and bring IN. natural action Of The parts 20
as 70 restore the hearing when lost impaired This ro'a
no pae The wish a" the proprietor r. tht each may
.u.a. other. virtues. till sufferers may
KNOW snd be rriisv-d and restored by lis use
Caution As several attempts have oi late been n'ne -
,mat- nv Oil by bis. coun;erleeT, and aliases "ond
ak tins method the public that Oil can be h,d
only genuine Constcck X Co u Courtlands New fok.
who are now the sole proprieors 4, -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

&C. The citizens of Trenton will hold meeting
Friday evening TO devise for giving resf the
suaerrrs 9. Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

Th., Gt.ut-he tars; o. all lioi.hs either .aei.nt or
modern with the dro Winche Great Western. The Blind
Fiddsr and oars drawing rrradously az the AeTI-
AEsern and to-day and this sTenaS isSe will e per-
fact rrSh.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
Nsv.York. April 18th. lsti -'''''O

DISEASES or THE BLooDt-We recommend all 10 W
Comsi0ck. Sarpanl which excellent p'rfsfionio ior
purifying the blood and also alternative TO the sy'rm
tnd general Spnng Medicine enable the system TO Dear up
sgains: the debating heats Of Sumner and thereby sh
al iuoads Of disease IL also certain care Tor scoi2ous
and Cutaneous diseases Liver Affections Gc Sold only a.
q Courtand street Price % cents or 81 pe' dozsn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

A YouNe WNrER.-Yesterday morning in vio-
lent Storm fell in the space AT hour or two
than has upon The ecnnd any during the
pas. winter The wind for little time. blew pe-tec,
gale and the weather through the day cold win
ierke. The Captain of the Weather seemed determined
a, las, TO give us our full share &C winter.
fChcaso News sth.
fsy- Sxow fell 10 the depth of four or five inches
at Sandusky City, Ohio, on the 7;h Inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
TO.pAY,S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-NOtice of the Poems of AME-
LA with Extracts; Letter from Hon. Willis
Green Letter from Robert Owen TO the Conduct
ors OF the American Press.
Fourth PAGE.-Fidden Grief-a Poem; Pro-
gress of Industrial Association News Items
Commercial and Money Matters Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

" capital Letter from that sterling Wing,
Hon. WILLIS GREEN Of Ky. will be found on the
First Page
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

s.so,. .The OPERATION Of this preparation
ia ,hrseoId tonic strengthening the Digestive
mower and restores the appetite. aperient. peculiarly
ui,rd and gentle ~ Istye effect, and an ani'ete;
pnyins The fluids OF the body aud neutfalzng 10 the blood
H. y. n,;nruls of di,esse The many well ,uthentca
Of scIofula o the masnant ehaacts wroughby
Ssnds sarsaparla have given awde AID deserved Serb
Bnt II "a mot alone .crolua the class OF diseases
10 which belongs that hi, PREPARATION has ben found h,ae
fc, ia .pecic 10 many Diseases OF the skin and may
h. ,Jmi,,tsr.d with favorable results ALL also exercises
controlling influence bilious corapains and where the
h,, been drbilita,ed either BY the Of powerful min'
sI ncdicnss or BY others causes twill be found excel.
lent restorative.
o farther particulars and conclusive evidence Of its
nor y,ne and efficacy pamphlets which may be ootaIued
OF the proprietor, aud their agents gratis , , -
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. H. * "
\DS wholesale Druggists 10 Fulton street New ork
Sold also Broadway n Est Broadway and by Drug
.Ss generally throughout the UBet States, Pfcs 81 per
bottle Six bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

fJ- THs CAss PRoeR.MME for the season, sass
the Detroit Advertiser is supposed be nearly this
-Dr. Houghton is to be nominated and elected
Governor: The Legislature al the next session is
then formally TO nominate Gov. CASS for the Presi-
dency for lS4s: and then Gov Cas- is 10 resign his
sea, in the U. s. Senate, and strip for the PreSidsn
nal race
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
WaterCure In America.

HORACE GREELEY ESQ Netr-fo7k:
Dear Sir: Nearly three years ago requested by sew
era of your friends give them Information about the
tab.hment which intended for curing dis
eases By cold and pure prn1 according to the meth
cd of Vincent Pressutz Graeeuberg, Germany. AT that
time began to be aware Of the grea, difficulties which
such an enterprise might in this country the
greatest of which very may apprsherd Thi, is the
scarcity Of such water msy be deemed pure cold and re-
rer 6Rag Partly because OF this difficulty, had to give
up the idea OF establishing myself in the neishborLood of
Boston 1t was by accident, however. that finally found
what sought in Brasboro Vermont, the Connsc
Gu: River.
Aided by some distinguished friends am now establish
Ing myself the said place for the purpose may be able
to receive patients the first part Of May Therefore
now take the liberty give you notice. in order to Invite
your friends. many may choose to be patients, and
who are likely to be benefited by The Wa,erCure to
TO Bra.tleboro.
To decide whether her diseases curable by water
expect all patients desrous of being placed under
care and lucid of the nature and symp
toms OF their ailments in giving which they will do well
to consul, their physicians. shan give them speedily
answer and find them probably curabe by water give
notice at what they may 10 Brateboro, under
what conditions can receive and trea: them, what they
should bring with them, etc. etc.
BratOboro beautifully situated but II asall place
aud offers besides few not many facilities for
boarding strangers It would be thereos Hconsderae for
patients 10 come TO the place without having provided
lodgings From the limited number OF rooms my dispo
sal and from the number Of applications already made IL
appears advisable 10 make arrangement time pre-
yous 10 the intended arrival Fanked letters may be
directed TO me 10 Boston, and nom the 10Th Of
May 10 Brattieboro
Herewith recommend my enterprise TO your patron
age n. am not acquainted with editors OF newspapers
have to place considerable part OF its fate in your hon.
est hands. With The highest respect.
Your most obsdent servant,
ROBERT wESSELHoEFT, MD.
pos.,n Anril 18th Is.5
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

B,.EA<p IsTAuou,All the assertions Of II. DALEY IN
saying Com,ock Co flooding the country with conh-
trdrit Of hi. auicls There Is word OF truth IN T.
om.tock & Co what they sell the ,nd fenu'
Pam Extractor from h- only original pidre pndr Gpn
ay of his will show all who look for the tTu
Where the f.et Buy only Of those who nave pad
Thousands 10 make il known at q Courtlzndt 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

~ DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR sold genuine IN THIS LT
81 COunind half price, aad waaEsd genuine
under a penalty Of 5 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

- see Co,.rocxs Coz, srtisamslts on the outside
Of this oaEer On tlp- first pagr ala In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
New Publications.

TaGgAHAu's MAGAzlsx Tor May IS etnbelished
with ot he beautiful ensrsv.ass We haTs ever
seen IL 1ny periodical. They are" The Proposal and
cu;-or River Branch u the wabash" Among The eon-
t-outo-s notice CooFEz, LoSeFz-Low, r. LOWELL
H. T. TrckrSNAs. J. 7. HEAD1Er. MS srkPaEss and
E oxEs SMITH. TIE let.c- from LoSeFr-Low, which Re
relies 10 charge OF plagiarism preferred against h.ri, VIII
command general attention NJ HzADEEI's short aysce
on The Nus.c u I.aiy will be resi with The deep inter-
20. ;st INST ever fe,i in ih.t suhec. b. al persons OF
cultivated as:e-
~ GopgY's MAGAZINE for May has lis uSlalva-
stv OF psasan; reading from the Psns OF Miss LESLIE, q.
2 Gocrp. Ms HALg F. J. GHrSp, and other wen known
writer's. Iii. enbeI.hed with two well executed ensTa
Charles the First takiae leave Of hi, Children
rou. 20 h Execution and The Recruit, with view OF
,he at Monmouth in l'- Burgess, String
e- & Coz
ezL7-zrL's LYING AGE, No. 20, may be had
of Burgess, Strnser & Co
r. WILD LovE, Romance from the German
OF DE /. Morrs ForcrK may DO had Of W q. Graham
!52 Nassau-st.
fss- VERONICA, or the Free Court OF Aarau,
translated from the German Of ZsHokxs has been pub
hea by the Harrers No. 81 of :heE Library OF Select
Novels.
- "THE FAsMzR's AND EaueRAyr'S HAND.
BOOK: Being Full and Complete Guide TO the
Farmer and E,nisr.nt Comprising the clearing OF Forest
and Prairie Land Gardening, Farming Generally Far
sr Cok.-v and the Prevention and Cure OF Diseases
win Copious HINTS Recipes and Tables: BY JOSIAH T.
MARSHALL Au,ho. Of The Erngrants True Guide Second
Edition Revised fair limo OF 400 Pases-has Just been
,s.ue bv Apple,on Co. I; Is such book every In
I-an; from Europe every man who goes West TO setde
o-h, 70 have Many will think they cannot afford IT, and
nav a; least hundred dollars in csses for the
;hev might derived from IL There would be real De-
nov olcnce placing copy OF The hands OF every poor
euiic-aiinc family who can read English
r. OxE HUNDRED SoyGs, Original and Selected,
hv 2 IVES Jr Five Parts In One. price 81 y cents
This valuable Collection OF Music has been published By
Henry c. Dag-ers, 81 Ann-s;. II must command very
large sale for 1t tie popular wants Tho name OF
the editor sufficient guaranty that the selection is I'M
excep;onabc in point OF taste and sentiment.
f-S The CHRONICLES OF PINEvrItE, or Sketches
Of eors Scenes. Incidents Characters by the author
OF "Maior Jone.'s Comtship" with Twelve Illustrations
price so cen;s-.y had OF Burgess, Snscr Co. and
also Of W. II. Graham. l62 Nassau-st.
nsJ- The MrsIc OF THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. neatly
bound II paper covers, may be had for IS cents OF W H.
Graham I; embraces the following pieces dreamt that
dwell, in Marble Halls. Then you will remember me- Song
Of the GIpsey Bride The fair land of Poland, The Heart
Bowed Down. Tis sad Father Land. The Ar
line Waltz, The Bohemian Galop, ana The bohemian
QuicksteP.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

-Cear az t. foam Deii Ioans on the breast Of biloW,
and Whit the lny gos,rn-, sailing hfoush the reweSs
summer AIR, does GOURARDS Italian Hs3icHtf sop
make the ska Of th- The touch Of Ithnies
not more potent IN Us than Is ihis oesun re
SOAP the removal Of ilH reckles pmp.s allown-ss or
sun5ua from The human cutcle Thou.snds rbo hal bea
heretofore afflicted with these ur.ghty tsfguemsns h'o
learned 20 biess the Of GOuRAUD whose PoudrS
Sabtes for completely uprootng ha- Liqud p,sttGbe
i9uEs for rnting pale cheeks with ToscAts biush-iy
Eitce for the skin alabssieT wtenes5 aIa
,on-ssand Grtciau Hair Dye Tor eo!onng red or yh'
bag bIackafs also indispensable srtc les Of The Toilet ~
c-=bited 9c0fstic Drops prepared after the -cip OF W
Curtis. tn renowned London These DrVps Will cure
he most aYeteratr case of desiness short time.
~ together with zJsottsnt OF chores
P-cfIr-ri.s can opiy genuine Dr.. Ii GOCR.
AI's DEPOT q gatrrs.rrrt first store from Broadway.
5ssnt,-Tt cfr-nutstr,e. Phs>phis: MI!kstIss Bos-
loo, Perce, Albany; Backas and Bull, TOY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

g5- Sr. LOUIS, Mo. elected Charter Officers on
the 9TH inst The vote for Mayor stands:
Bernard Pratts. Cwhig). .---.. -2273 , Pratte owe,
P. G. Camden. (Sat!ve) )--.....2,ll7 Caraien,
Thomas Watson, Qoco)------ 339O l56.
The Natives elected S. P. Ketcham, Recorder :;
r. B. Dallam, auditor; j. NJ. Parker, Register ;
J. s. Dougheriy. Marshal and L. NJ. ShTeve,
Attorney This ls consequence of the qsarre in
the Loco Foco ranks; the Hards' supporting the
Native ticket.
co- RAsITAS Township, Hunterdon Comfy,
New-Jersey, has elected the entire Wing Ticket,
by an average majority of IS. Polk's majority in
November Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

SEA MONSTER ne fnIddclplld Morning ICst
has letter from man of the most undoubted
veraciiy," dated Caps May, April 18Th, which con-
tains the following description of most singular
sea monster that has lately made his appearance
near that place:
1T appears be about sixty seventy feet long and
than eight feet wide AZ the widest part which IS
about oncthird Of the way f:om the head: from this poHt
Il gradually tperS the tail L c2nno, De very thick,
had opportunity Of viewing 1t yesterday, IS II lay
apparently hsless on he top Of The water IN not mere
than ten feet II wa.er for reen minutes Al time, II
would then sink out Of sight then up again IN the
same Place aBc blow, bGt blowing not Ike the blowing
Of whale, the Jet Of appears 20 procee: from
very near the widest part oft- After allowing, Will rear
its head high. SAY least six f-e look around and
,hen lie qGiey down. The water caaset By the blowing
does not Use higher than feet and the column IS not
large. than your g o. fee and does not Keep IN
BODY but es alour IL every direction er it (the
~ has gone one half TIE hg5t 10 which Fitses The head
about large hosshead, and appears 20 be aat OF
The Top with say who haze been aionS stce OF
him = hooked b Ak, ike losserhead turtle.
The person who gave this Information respecting
the appearance Of the head is whom can depend
UPON the animal passed ~itbin fee, from him while
be .y 10 an anchor OF The po: boats, and he thus
had far opportunity OF seeing him The monster Is per-
fecily black and covered with kind Of black muscle
ba-racie. As regards its movements md il difficult
convey idea Of them voc-soueHes ne appears 20
have Ans. o. iaPpers 81 along his s;des which
et ioa, and wake tie wl.e--s another time he Will
appear ryet with the powerful pro-
p!isrs e-tr ne Astch OF the fIiceto q Ne goes s't
than sny steamboat but does make any wakeagain
he viii 50 tgmbEng along Ike old bay porpoi-e Ills
favcrte appears 10 be from Cold Spring Inlet 70
around Il the Bay three miles above the steam
boat landing and almost alays 80 vou
him without The aid Of spy glass a. res1 when
IL smooth be IS Observed be Just outside ct the
breakers.
=" II first seen on the 18th day day OF March By
great many persons these spectators p.inc
paly strangers twenty-five Of whom were down ne-e
work AZ MeMskins house. II Is not seen every day
sometnesl VII be Tor three four days
tine
a-we have four good whale boats and every thing which
sy De requisite or tie enterprise e1csp; that s.
wanting the proper rreer OF necessary for the
eevtakiug.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

RIDING on HoasEBAcx-The proper season for
;h. delightful. exercise has a, ength arrived the dust
been laid; the air Is balmy and bracins; and are
pleased 20 see numbers ladies riding daily horse
back FOR health and pleasure along the B!oongda!e Road
We advise all who love health to follow this example and
We know Of no better place ge good aud gentle horses
than al Mr. Roustones well known Riding School and Ly-
cry Stables, Nos. l37 and l3g Mercer-s:Ieet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

c. Prof BUsH's LECTURES on the Resurrection
appear be very canddy and thoushtfuy received al
Boston When will 10 he frightened AZ the at
vent OF a New idea Above all when will they become
100 charitable attempt silence any honest seeker afer
Truth By the rad-dcg cry OF hereto?
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

IL [Temperance.-The SiIteenth Ward 4 IsnIEssstISG
society Will hold public meeting on FRIDAY ENEai
18th in the 10th Presbyterian Church 2ad sS s sJ
Third Avenue az u o'clock Addresses Will bs NJ.
Rev s. a Corey Of The Baptist Church snd v u; nadeS,
ESQ. JAMEs CoOA- 1'Sit its
L. E. Jackson secretsry
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

f" ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS ~
THE TRIBUNE must be paid To Agents, Zie6er 'e
sLe,zer Buildings, 80 and Chesnu, wre 'Hsse eo1s
mar also !. obtained d.iv NJ O'Clock (2l fIfeoaU
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

Inventor Proprietor and OILY Manufacturer
u Coms,ock may hare fe" boIs. Of The genuine %
esrfeaes with. or BE- may oecaIionay do np Dol oi ~
article (which he buy the market Ia i, numouz
per- order deceive the public Beware Of his e0unefs
The genuine Daley Pain Extractor can BE had al 70 ~
fultoEstEeet, Sua Buil6iHs. New-iorx aIS -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

The undersigned being Committee appointed 10 exam
inc Mr. Ralph BuIkley's METALLIC LIFE PROTECTORS
hereby REPORT that have perform that duty. And
great pleasure in being able 10 state that in their opn-
ion article admirably well calculated for the object
had In by Inventor, that Of preserving human
life in cases OF suddsn distress and they believe that the
ILL., fated steamer Erie had been supplied with sufficient
number OF ;hom that most OF her unfortunate crew and
passengers might have been saved
The undersigned would earnestly recommend them 20
the propreors and commanders Of all Ships Steamboats,
believing they have only TO be and understood TO
be duly appreciated JEREMIAH BRIGGS,
WN. NEwCOMB,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-18

NcALsTKK's ALI HEALIsc OINTMENT Is no" nkins '|'
lead .mou he fs, Medeiles Of tb, day II seems To b H'
the mos, remarkable article: discovered IN 'h hshs
Art A, IT restore. the Iasrnsibe Precipitation IN the
sy,,er il thus sets free al the peat up haos Of The booc
and woru-ou, particles o the body For safety ec'eaey
.nd worth ws kaow Of no medicine its equs In all dii'
OF the kia liver and Lungs for Of the worst ehai'e
fer burns PAINS ia the chest sts for seEoiuoas hao
fvsrs the like il possesses unknown saa woadeiia
e 20 remove. beyond all pvradVennre the best
MEDICINE kHoUr. ,,.I. ..,,f
Sold At The Grand Depot Cc South street and % '
druggist Of the City. az "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26

Next Saturday is the day fixed upon to commemo-
the character of Andrew Jackson.
Rev. Joshua l.. Wilson will o~fficiate as Chaplain,
Judge VIM. Burke preach a funeral sermon, and John
Brough, Esq, deliver the e~ulogiom, on the occasion,
and Major Gen. Snyder be Marshal ofthe day:
We learn that our country friends will flock in In
great numbers. Their city acquintances will be glad
to welcome them, and we are happy to say every
means will be used to enable all such to participate IN
the ceremony. We hear that Ex-Governor jeremiah
Morrow, President Miami Roilroad, and the Dlrec'
tors, have determined to put their Cars, free OF ex-
pense, at the service of the citizens of the Miami val
ley. This is the right spirit. and may teach US all
that party, however bitter in its asperities, does no
lquench the truer impulses of the heart or stlhe tho
|nobler convictions of the soul, when an occasion de
|mands their free play.-Cin~ Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-26
STATE SENTINEL---wEEKLY

hope our friends throughout the State
will continue their subscriptions, and aid Us
'as much as they can in obtaining new ones
'Grateful for such ~favors, we shall always en-
to repay them by increased energy
enterprise and Improvement. Our ambition
has chiefly been to establish at the Capita
.of Indiana, a newspaper of a respectable anc
useful character. We may have fallen shor
lin our aim, but we nave done all that on
smeans would permit to accomplish it. Th'
Ipeople generally, and particularly the Dem
s%ocratic party, its eminent members especial
sly, ought to feel some interest in this matter
|, and we trust will do all in their power to al
sus.