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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
l)atent nlcoicines

4 COMPOUND BALSAMlC PREPARATION ron
"A WA Clcrr, Bsls 40 Tzr.-The hesi REMEDY
the Word for he cure - Coughs Gods a uin~
Group. Bleeding of he L4n-- Nh.rping-".,h Sruuci-
U.s. irSuengs >hortneSs oi hrcrfh Pan an4 NesAnc-s
Tn Breast SIDE Liver Comp and the nrs' stages ~
CONSUMPTION.
hopeless have FIRMLY e.ish -teU iis sss superiority OVER
every FORMER m discovery. 10 ha- swey- been ~ 81
Nsrur's P-c-crTiion.' being nfinesi chenH NO.
ch-Incs EXTRACTS rom WI Ch-rry hsrs aro isr-tHo
ttts uat lacky scauerrt NterrNcf asta-es o. re
i.nss prevail " I've nv in.srct- of - cNtr'cfinArl
power. rurr sca'a'neur almost WITHOUT enc;
ally ladders. lc gwen NJ The New lorS AttnN'l
who ss given W tg - o Der Q. s'ctr, io de ui cl
SUMPTION. has l1li amor nr or ,'s on ifr ste-f-'s
s.nnr .rarfffie- uff.ar nj sH- lrcff
iak-r rr r Cr. frr $3.50 norfIs htflc psst all .Uretc
ureiy cured by cw bottles Of sls Ba.san Ia September
so Oc-C o. o.
A. Gamma. N-p-vors CITY. who hsi not SEPT y'rS
i,,n for seven se.r, nrr. obliged to sleep .i''s
no.ur, far cured AZ 20 scnd 10 hs business m ire ~ Il
sICIrHt Hel,frr.
.houas Brs ZEE fs J. ?. Jsniscs, l. cured q ss'.i
ron. col-r. Hsfaonsef y j. iestse. uEier osis
Tar De- htf violent oolsh as rsn no ne rit-or mon
Raced arsr G.0flle- of CORFU maze a.. '-s.-
hi. atrs,rsr. soad 60 tlt au'- or Mm-sav, him fls q"
rar~.rv hf ff 90 so01hs reris Al surpostd ~ M
m rc consumption neutrs.y cure. - -fec Cookies %
Ni>rAR> HAi.SAN =. =, ,,
Nrs Aan D. Hopsns Of Anowesviie. y Y: snl"'y
cured Of liver Complain. ana seneFs4 lr'i'y 81 'A1''-
n-HTth's standing .... = ,
jacob Holms6 VI. D. Huntington. cures child O, ?
Srfrcrir OF o'slE4.e disease OF ~ Lui.s, Nei Ne e
r-d gslsi rein-'ss mi vs'n
C~s"- zrr caAs occAirn@ M every par OF rs So,'llf
every OF lufs Liver disease over every oi'
preparation heretofore know iu PIE ward 800.
sold. Wholesale sri Reail hy \ *. D. SANS,
Wholesale Druggist ~ suiun-st Neys-loTk Sold also a
rs Broadway. " Pat brualwuy Tut ABOVE ,St iif
ONLY A,TNrs N THIS Cirv PHce. > per bottle ~
bottles for e. rn1- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

PEv. R. T. Hr66ARTs CLAssICAL- ESD CoM.

DYv. R. T. HrDDARTS CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERClAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL.-Four-
eeihs're-t between University Place and Firth Avenue.
Ths Establishment which hts lately been removed from
Housonsir, !. prepared for r reception Of an IN
creased number OF Bolrers No expense ha- been spared
% render i a complete well arranged school for boys IL
has been hu Il expressly FOR tie purpose Intended under the
Of one Of he first architects IN The CITY, ana Mr.
Hlddar ha- much satisfaction n presenting 10 hs Friends
and the Public an Institution "a. hen every requisite for The
accommodation convenience and comfort OF us pupils i
combined and such the peeuce ui many years ha -g
Ecsted The situation Is perhaps, ue mOsi eils De "lcn
could have been selected uf u- purpose a. regards neal
and facility OF access Al the advantages Of ihe best IN
sruciors and Professors available. he tie benefits 81 a
rounrv residence are gained by the outdoor athlete eXer
cses which can be- enjoyed IN the spacious playground
Further information course Of study and other pau
ruars interesting % parel NAV be obtained on Application
90 Nj Hudd.r al l.s residence n litl street
y. B.-Tne regular Acstein.cA ear VIII commence on
the ls OF ~ereh-r a-r TIE summer vaca ion Tie NUM-
her OF Pupils being mic1 ii, Dry School, vacancies 81"
~ filed i they occur. -.
For BOARDFRS and DAY BOARDERs, who are en-
irey distinct and seperaie applications VIII be received Al
lny time
TERMs-For Bcarders So per annum without accom-
rshnenis - Day Boarders, - PER quarter Day Ssnoisrs
So -, c,,,..- i--f jmO- VI. W.AF.
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~ The Mercantile Niurus

rT~ The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company. Nc.
IS Wal inform the pubic thai they prepared o.
ali claims promptly, and their far unn-
paired by The recent ire that they enabled 10 take Ma
rne and Fire Risks heretofore the reasonable
terms. l. GkEOOkl. President
JOSEPH HOXIE. Vice Pres't
EIlwoOD WALTER Secy. iy.l lml July 2lsi.
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IAAAE,.. ,IAKiIINAIIYE M,L,AM-A

y tain SAFE and etectua remedy for Dysenery Diarrrs,
pr LoOseress Cholera M1,lus Summer Complaint. Cnule,
Sour stomach Vomiting, splung uP OF FOOD alter ean.
v.lf the stomach and bowels hy -iecS, cianp, neff
-mlr- ana twiching- sc ness, aininf neiaucl oy
AVID lDsre-s of spirits fcn- enc crying oi ia's am lf
a.l hIat. Affection. and ll ry0ls Diseases
THIS 0f ihe most efficient pleasant ani safe comp'-
-uons offered ID hc pub, for lhc cure 81 IN" ,an"us
arrangements ~ he stomach All bowels, tnd e only art
Gee worldly of the least confidence for curing ch0era nia-
m .r summer compliant; aud IN oil ile above d.sea< D
REAL aci- ike a charm
All persons are requested ny H. for without exception
r j. one ~ llr desirable family medicines ever cis
covered. ,,oo
BURLINGTON Beaver CO. Fo.. 1882
DR- D. J,YSE-Denr SIR Ny i't.e SON. when about {" Z,
u.Dr'hs Ola -lxrd with bowel cOmpa CAUSE as
supposed 0Y q change ofdei continued for two "'-h
without 8uf Notwithstanding The fen'oie
scrhed hy RESPECTABLE physician, We gave up iue eN,
victim n We supposed fatal disease. bui proFlnch
a v heard OF Javus Csrmnailve. nm er-n cure Tor
bowel complaint and Immediately despaichel messenger
~ f81n II miles of fora bottle BY the use 81 ms msd
i. f les than try-s hours me disease was checked
and Ia. continued n-e for few days he child ives re-
ar, I'd perfect health Shortly ailer h-, there occurred
-f AZ cas-, % 0ue OF fle families Oi my congregation
srrnad Jafues Carg nafe AMI The result ~h- speedy
cure. From knowledge ui the e'tctcy u Dr. jayne :
u- r-s advise every family % keep i On hand, fetfy
10 an emergency. Respectfully yrr-, 80
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tioaroina ann dotrls.

lOARDI>G.-Wsn several persons OF religious
ID character. occupy rooms with board IN new house
South Ferry, Brooklyn. Parors aud bedrooms are
the second and third floors Persons who Wish
quiet home with select society invited 10 cal al The house
In State door from Hicks street auls ~
IDOARD-Mith a well furnished room rooms, wanted
- BY three gentlemen Terms moderate. Address box
s.. Lower L. o. ani-ft
llOAhD, NJ. i ,ourtiandsL-Mis T.. Oere mo- las
several pleasant airy anoccupltd, and very de-r
able ter gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives
paror with bed room adjonng Gentlemen can be accom-
inodaied with full or partial board on moderate terms.
aus Inn
apOAnDINt.. -oeut.sHlvn ana linear ~lNes, - s.nse
ID gentlemen, obtain board. with Pheasant rooms al No
% E,rsxr..fr.e, References exchanged ml o.
DOAKDl>(.-Two or three Gcnemen oo,ain
ID Board. with without rooms at No. ~ Chsmb-fs-sL
opposite the Park sui wv
GARD The Boarding House of MRS A. BROWN.
~ having escaped the general conf grafton, sh" bess
eave to assure her friends and the pubic lat
they will su hnd pleasant and airy accommodations al her
residence OF Battery Place ami Oreenw ch street.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No SPKuo s->TEEET( IArer Doors from NatsIsftccf
ITO INTERCHANGEABLE supplied with al kinds
i OF PRINTING a. The cheapest rite, viz
Cards Bills Lating,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Hsads, thccss, &c
To LisRARy GgNrLEAES.-ori MsAHsrrrpt pnni-
ed with accuracy. -.
Pamphlets Stereotype Work and al kinds Of
Ro.k. Liter Pres Prraftng.
To IrcTvsERs AND MusIcIASsPros rariaaef beautifully
printed . ,r-,, 4 ~.
Lecture Bills small Bus ipf D4sui
Mammoth BtAs. h-iion- &C 49,
And every description OF Pam and Dr"GnfH'a zoo ~
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books, PAN
PHLETs, &C.
Al WORK on the above Presses WI. be done al exrsoF-
dirsry 'ow prices EI---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

r. DR.. Town~end's Compound Extract OF
Sar~a IN riu.Ts ENtraci i IN gaa' botfles AMI
sr frnses chsayer cold. Ii warranted g. be
superior article any In tie marseL We have numerous
ccufcars OF Phys!cau- Cers WI IN. and State O-er-
H. Office which concgsvey prove tn superior virtues ~
this Extract One bottle only j. sufce- 10 -i IL mers
Raiidirsl v2s lmo--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

MRS. REBECCA BANTER.


UNInsF TON, Y. 7. DC =, ToFF
Sfe,n For ten years past have been dread nly
afflicted with Deafness OccR-ionei by liberation IN my
ear which caused great PAIN and prevented from hear
n or pa iicnan. 10 conversations this liberation frequent
y hursed and wa- totally unable o hear m ear Hay-
Ing heard the positive aud rnsrAahle cures effected by No-
pas cousfic Oh got bottle IT you. which used "cco d.
iny 10 direction and with tn hest feels being restos
ei SO a. 10 hear qe well Ny iaihe Who has heen que
deaf for number years has receive decided henehi from
from experience IL will cure the severe-f cnse-
fused fairly and recommend 10 every person suffering
,r,r, fbfs IRE ~ aaiirfiou Yours
4
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TEE WONDER 8 BLESSING OF IHE AGE

4 EFT EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD. who Is
IL troubled with Coughs, C1lfs, rFHng Blood. Lttef C0s-
riarf AstAml. Bronchitis. Whounng Coush, PAN IN me
>ds esf. Throat rising ucaug in the Throat
Nervous Debility. Paptaton OF fie Heart br0sen Iosffi
tor from the coiAe and other CAUSES Try the genhs
and only genuine >YRVP Wip CHEsSY prepared by the
crshrliri Dr. swAyNF of Philadelphia All others are T
nous ana Therefore be cautious . s-S tor
he UlrgrG ard only Genuine preparation rom ms vana
bic tree d. Sw,yNf's CoNPoVNp sYsVP 90 WILD CHsS-
~. Principal once. " W. corner OF Eighth and Race-sIs
Pmlsde pi4s.
ami Race, Philadelphia .
AcENrs-flas.lani Hecse Co. Work; Dr. W H.
nor cor Broadway and John-st x. A. Sands 1913 Bow
ery; r.. b. Warner. rs Blrechers v I. Cuvi Mrs Hays
Binohiyn ". a.. Wood. Harlem, benjamin ODDS. Newers
John Pearson Railway: John Tehuue, New Buns~lch, "
j.: j. ) Harrison, Salem. Mas; W H. Pierce, Albany j.
" Wnslow. Rochester. y. Y Baclus Bull, Troy; j.
Green Co. Worcester Mass. John I. Han Co B0son
Harvey Seymorc Hartford. Conn. Z. Holdge Buffalo ~
" William Montgomery. Lans churg, \. Y; 7. NJ Cohen
4 Co. Charleston, ; C., Andrew Oliver Co New-or.eans
r ( J. Adams aad r kleine. 81 Louis Vim. Thorn, Plus
huro, = n Hiur,,n Ciucinu.n Snieod.
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J. ARTHUR B. BRADFORD

Pastor u Pre-ny '@lian thnrcn, DOy i--lJ"n, ra
Prepared By Dr. Jayne, ~ South lAri-si Pm adei fnla
sod also also AZ rho r-ir and retail by \. d. sANDs
Drlglis. 20 Fuionst - Broadway and II East Broad
-. 80, ~ N4 In
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rETpTINr R0OE-niNDERY

NO 7SPRUCE-srREET Third >.ory. l-OAfLORD \
! ALEXANDER, are prepared Ia execute bndihs ioi
Booksellers, Public Libraries, and private individuals
n B.-Paricular paid 10 rebinding old Books
Periodicals Music &c in good style and Al reasonable rses
short notice. jyHd
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THs seaman may sing OF his own vast sea
And the swain. of his own sweet land
But il boots not where the wanderer be,
With a chlinless heart and hand
Ia storm the sea hath fearful power
A beauty in repose
And the land is rich in fruit aud flower.
Or bleak in winters SHOWS.
How free to bound DER the waters wide,
Swift as the rushing gale
How sweet 10 look from the mountains side
On the calm and sequestered vale sigh
There's a charm in the sreen-woods summer
There a spell in oceans roar
have loved I have sought them both, as fly
Spring birds from shore TO shore
| was born on the verge OF the ocean deep
have PLAYED with his locks OF foam,
And watched his wel,ering pillows leap,
From the door OF my cottage home
would die on the breast of some lonely isle,
Where TO rude footsteps sound smile.
Where a southern heaven on my grave may
And the wild-wsvs boom around.
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FEVER AND AGUE

Prepared hv A. r. WHlTTENORE. E--ex Coun : ~ e
Wa esae ald Real by A q SANDS Ofl-Elsls' -
-r,,r :, - Broad a ard = Es.f B0s.1 Say. az In
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NY flight is finished, and my itul muse
Desccuds 10 cold reality again
Yet she hath dipped her garments in the hucs
OF hope and love, and she shall aid my pen,
With firm though feeble labor 10 dif'use
The lore Of truth among the sons of men.
And when her powers shall irembe and decay,
May iottier harps sustain the hallowcd lay
A thousand systems have been formed and wrought,
Where man hath looked for good but looked IN
Thousand doctrines writ dfiusod. and taught, vain
Adding new links 10 Errors tangled chain
But. oh the Apostles Of unietered thought
Unwearied foes 10 fisehood and her train
shall lit the veil OF mystery al last.
Aud future times atone for all the past
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FOR rHE REMOVAL ASu FskNANsNr crRF or AL Dis
rasrs AgfsiNG FErv As t~rlsE srArr oT rHE
$1,000. HAEfr 90 rH- SYSTEM
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DI<DING. OF every description, executed D. ffsace'
ID Loarel, Manufacturing Ssi.oners. ~ Maiden Ls 80
10 low William street particular attention given " -.
adlDg u Periodicals. Music, and rebnding OF
&c &C 49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11
THE MARKETS.

CLNCINNATI Dec. ?, 1s45.-Hogs-we could find but
few sales in our round this morning sale yesterday af
tenoon of $50 head $50 lbs 81 so 200 do good
at same; 300 do W.T. 200 lbs 81 40 80 do VT $50
to 259 lbs at 81 As "a do VT 20 lbs at 81. sale
this morning of 10 head, medium lot at 81 90 At this
rate, however there are sellers then buyers. The
third lot of Indiana hogs arrived this morning.
Flo-A sale of wagon load of Rye Flour this morning
at 81 3d. Wheat -four selling by dTay load from store at
81 3Oa4 90 There demand for shipment. The last
sale was at s..
NEW YORK, Nou 26, 1s45.-The quantity Of bread
stus coming to tide 800 900 bbls
per week, worth weekly. The price of other pro-
visions also advancing The receipts Of Flour and Wheat
tide will reach fully 5000 oG0 bbls against $780,
600 bb last year-he latter averaged S43 per barrel and
sold for Sill 100000. The present price of Flour ST. and
if the receipts, they may command So average the value
will be SlSO000O0 sold from the canal This for arti
Gle only gives credit of ST. roo against the Allan
tic cities in favor Of the West than the last year.
This amount must either be RENTED hher in increased
sales of goods in specie. 1t will be specie to
tent but the swelling credits of banks in this State and in
Ohio will promote extensive purchases Of goods and tend
an eminent degree, by dverng trade from its legitimate
channels to bring revusiOn In order TO observe the
immense benefit whish foreign demand is to the farmers,
we will compare prices August and Nov. 10 in the New
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11
$llS,6l5,l97
lI6,237,965
Value of all tsxables in 1s45,
Value Of same in lS44,
s2377o65

Increase. s2,s77, e65
"The increase in the value of our taxable property
during the last year, though not SO large as was an
tcipated, furnishes gratifying evidence of the sead
ly expanding resources of the State Since 1870 the
increase has been S26,607 600; since lS4I, S2I,-
372,O57 and since 1912, s., 722,715. The act of
1s43 exempting from taxation all property not liable
to execution reduced the value of taxables returned
that year, compared with their value in 1872 So
49, 300; and the returns for 1S45, therefore show
an increase over those of 1s43 of Sl4 DOS, O65 The
average increase has been nearly five and half mil
lions of dollars per annum, which, at our present
rates of taxation would have annually added to the
receipts the treasury about ten thousand dollars
The average value per acre of lands and improve
ments in ls4l was So 10; In 1871, So SO; in 1913,
So 90; in 1874 s. %, and for the present year. is
81 95 thus showing a reduction each year on the
value per acre. Notwithstanding the Improvements
that, in State whose population has increased like
ours, must have been made, to so large extent"
The Auditor then proceeds to state the probable
of this reduction and recommends Legislative action
on the subject.
Also, tabular statement exhibiting the amount of
taxes assessed in the several counties, for various
purposes which, excepting seven counties not return
ed, shows the following result
Amount assessed for State purposes for ls45 S3ls424 81
Amount assessed for county purposes, 3l27S5 SO
Amount assessed for road purposes, LOG $50 rs
Amount assessed for school purposes, 6,904 90
Amount assessed for township purposes, 4,47O 76
Total assessments for ls45, s75o,524 81
Add denquences Of former years charged on
the duplicates for lS45, 1882 Is
Total amount Of the duplicates for ls45, ss69O97 o4
The Auditor estimates the amount TO be collected
on the duplicates for 1S45 at S275,324 81.
The Auditor closes, by referring to the conflicting
provisions of the law relative the tenure of Office
of county treasurers, and Appendix relative to the
State Prison, Borrowers of Trust Funds; and tolls
and expenditures on the Wabash and Erie Canal.
We may again have occasion to allude to the Re-
port, and particulars not noticed above.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11

0E-TFrom fifty to sixty thousand pounds weight of
lead mineral has been raised by eight miners in
day in Illinois. The mineral sold at SD per thou
sand Taking ffty-fve thousand as the amount rails
ed, it would make the product of days labor of
eight men, one thousand two hundred and ten dollars
This IS the most profitable days work performed
In the mines.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11

The American who looks around, and beholds the ee-
waited position of this great Republic, and coniemPlaes
the distant future when millions of people shall be pros
perng the shores of the Pacific and the blessings
which this Government has conferred and Is
fer upon ITS citizens, and the oppressed OF other
lands, if he believes in the power Of oyerrung Proy
dence no designs results for wise purposes should
Their be disturbed annoyed, when the question is
asked-too often by fr-what TO be the course OF En-
gland and France?
The principles the iustrious Washington expressed
in his letter Patrick Henry, of the date of the 9Th of
Oct, 1875, in which he invited him to accept Of the
Office of Secretary of State, should be familiar 20 every
American citizen. The original is now before me by
the favor of friend and from il extract the following,
itacising the words UNDERSIGNED in the original
graph letter.
d can most religously aver, have wish which
incompatible with the dignity, happiness aud true inter-
est of the people of this country My ardent desire is
aud my aim has been Jas far has depended upon the
Executive Department. to comply strictly with all
gagemens foreign and domestc but 10 keep the United
States free from political connexions with erery other
country-to them independent of ALL and under the
influence of In a word want american char
acer, that the powers of Europe may be convinced we
for ourselves and not for others. This in my judg
ment the only way be respected abroad and happy
at home and not by becoming the partizans of Great
lie tranquility dissolve, perhaps, forever the
ment which binds the Union
al am satisfied that these sentiments cannot be other
carrying them effect would be fatierng and plea
sing to,
| Dear Sir,
Your most obed't and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11

The Auditor then gives statements OF the condition
of the various Trust and other Funds and of the Pub
lie Debt.
The Report shows that from August, 1892, until
the passage of the act of Januar 9th, 1872 State
Bonds on various accounts were issued to the amount
of sI5 Ill 900. OF these there have been redeemed
and cancelled S26ll 0O0, leaving outstanding the
lst day of November, 1915, sl2, 500 O00 The Agent
of State reports that he has received bonds to the
amount of $40, 000 which would leave the outstand-
ing bonds at this time $40 400 0O0 on which
the Bank pays the interest 81 100000 leaving to
be provided for, interest on gil 100000.
"The amount of interest which will be due, on the
LIST day of January next on bonds outstanding, is as
follows, to-wit:
On 500 900 Wabash and Erie eanal bonds, for
five years, at six per cent, $4,000
On $50 900 at seven per cent, for three years
and half, $500
On sOs54 OOO for FIVE years, re per cent, 2,7sS5OO
Total, s2,777.sso
Our whole foreign debt is then as follows
Bond, which the State has to pay interest, 900
Bonds which the Bank pays interest, 800 900
Interest which will be due January LIST, 1876, 2,777,32O
Total. si5,257 $40
The following IS the amount OF interest falling due
annually:
On 100000, at six per cent, Sc 600
On $50 900, at seven per cent, $40
On Sl095 900, at five per cent, 57'7OO
Total, 1856 go
"The number of polls returned for 1914, from eigh-
ty-four counties, shown in tabular statement No.
10 of my last annual report, 1l2,336, and the
total value of taxabes In the same counties, was
$40 $50 s03 Since the date of that report the six
counties from which reports had been received in
time, have made returns showing the following amount
Of polls and taxable property, to-wit:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-11

Short sentences sometimes do more than long dis
courses. We can remember the one, while we
scarcely find time to read the other. One is like
guide post; distinctly pointing out our way the
other like general map, in which we are often puz-
zled, after long search to find out where we are.