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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27
No. p.
Sign I'm u Ndwspa1er.

! 'Neishbor Shoemuker.-l see YOU
nave h,ne stock of boots, hootees. and
SLIDES on fsnd-alI sorts, sizes and ouali.
'ies, cowhide. calfskin superfine and ex
ira snperffne-fr gentlemen, ladies, mis-.
s's ana children. Yon wish TO tell them
Supposed
les
i perceive yon have lave got single
over the door with the words Boot and
Shoe Store inscribed thereon. That |
presume Is to inform tie public of your
orcnpatlon. aud 10 iHsilt them 10 give
YOU call!'
'Yesl'
We'll soine few Of those who pas,
along this street will doubtless no,,ce
your sign, and perhaps cdme In and trade
WIN you, but great many people will
traverse the DINER streets Of this civ. who
VIII not see your sign, and they may be
III want too. You need another sign, Mr.
Shoemaker
THAT'S fact, | did not think Of i, be-.
iofe.'
90 theft the first thing. and get an ad
seriisemen. lii yoiii newspaper. Tell
The people where yon are, and what you
are about, and what varieties OF boots and
slices YOU keep for sale, aud that you will
be glad TO see them. Thus instead of
barely notifying those who pass along by
your shop, you viii inform the people all
around-noI only those who pass the
other streets, but the farmers and their
families away back on the hlls-.he la.
dies, mechanics and workingmen OF the
other towns-and hundreds OF Others; and
my word for il; one such sign in news
paper. will be worth DOZEN over your
door
'Failh, I'll try it before am day
Older
And you. Messrs. Haiers, Tailors;
Iinmen, Cabinet Makers, aud Saddle
and Harness Makers, &C., you've all got
your shingles over your doors. as though
that would notify every body in creation.
Had yot no. better Try a sign in a news
paper, as well as fieighBor shoemaker!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

Printing Officer Joke. i, is cns,oma.
ry in some printing Offices, when a par
licularly green youth commences learning
trade, to make him the object Of various
Jokes. lie is often sent on an errand 10
neighboring Office for some article which
is, of course imaginary. and wholly orig
inal in the minds Of those who perpeiraie
the Joke Once upon time boy was
sen, 10 ks office for quart Of edifo.
rial. He was sen, back with picture
Of jackass. This was rather severe upon
the jokers, bu, they Immediately told the
boy TO 90 To K aud tell him III was
the editorial which they wanted and not
the editor
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

The Boston Post says, one of the cnt-
tiers a, Oak Hail. aud poor man. with
a large family. received The intelligence
by our last steamer Hibernia, Of large
amoun, Of money. houses, land. plate
horses. carriages. &c. amounting to from
$3.50, 900 10 5000 900, being the effects
.of rich pawnbroker. deceased, Of whom
this cutter is sole heir,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

Country Editing -'rhe following is
from paper published in Kalamazoo.
Mirhigan:--
IF those Of our patrons who are in ar
rears would remember us when they kill
beef or pig. and il any 10 spare. would
send US piece. we would be under obi,
cations tn them. II is notorious fact,
although il may no. be generally known,
that printers have mouths
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

A Lefthmnded Compliment.-God
bless your honor! you saved my life"
said bcggar to captain. under whom he
had served: ~
Saved your life,' replied the officer.
DO yon think am a ddci6rl'
No answered the man; sbu. I served
under sou al the battle of Corunna; and
when you ran away. ] followed, or else l
should have been killed. os IS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

Domgs at Cairo.-The Cincinnati
Commercial. Of the 9Th inst. has the fol-
lowing:
We learn from D D. Hobrook. Esq .
that the company to which he belungs
will commence operations a, Cairo, mouth
Of the Ohio, in January next. with a
capital of between three aad four millions
of dollars, and that they now intend to
make Caro- a city. They will firstly raise
the banks Of the rivers to such height
and Of such 6rmness tina, thew viii keep
Out the water and stand. They have
every facility for building up. and The
determination now is. to build founda
ton for one Of the grea'es. cities on the
American continent.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

Important Discovery.-We noticed
some days since. tina. wild hemp has
been found in Missouri II is stated that
a farmer from ST. Louis county, being
in Captain jerks hemp warehouse. acct
den,aly saw some Manila hemp. made
inquiry wha, il was, and upon being in
formed that j. was Manila hemp said he
had produced something exactly like il
from weed on his farm. an that he
would send in sample. which he did,
and j, proved to be variety Of the Manila
hemp, resembling almos, the New Yea
land hemp; but it undoubtedly belongs
TO the same genus as the New Yea.
land, Sisal and ST. Domingo hemp, from
which all our heavy cordage is made. II
this can be found in any quantity, it is a
most valuable discovery.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

School Boy UH.-A poor old horse
covered with wounds and pitiihl sores.
.uriied out 10 die by some cruel owner,
found his way to the gate Of the public
school one day last week, where, he pa.
ilently studied away a starving existence.
One Of the boys fastened on his name a
paper with his notice:
Wanted- peck Of oats. ENQUIRE
within.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27
BARRETT HOUSE,
Corner Of Jefferson & Third.Sts, Burlington,
J. G. FLEET CHER,

UVTFFTUT.
YNillS House, recently opened. is one Of
l. the largest and most commodous in
the Western country. 1t has all the con.
veniencies Of the large hotels in the cities.
and is fitted and furnished in the neatest
and most substantial manner The propr
etor has had much experience in the keep
ing Of public houses. which. taken IN con-
nexion with the facilities afforded in Bur
iington for furnishing his table, jnstifes him
in promising that the character of his house
shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, with
or without families, can at all times be accom-.
modated with rleasan inland airy rooms, and on
reasonable terms
Families will also be taken as pcr,na nent
boatders.
September 25 1916 Is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

We learn from Iceland, tina. on the Cd
Of September, when Orkey was covered
with volcanic dust during the night, there
was an eruption Of Mount Hecla. more
violent than any that has been known for
sixty years.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

Death IF Lieut.. Soiey.-The Troy
Wing Of Saturday; Is, inst. mentions the
death Of Lieut.. ]. Russell Solely, Of the
4ih Regt. OF artillery. and aid de camp
to General Wool, who died on Friday.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

An editor at dinner table, being asked
il he would take some pudding. replied
Owing 10 crowd OF other matter am
unable TO make room for It,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

e A proverb saith. Labor while the day
lasts, for the night come.h when no man
can work Thare were no prin.efs when
that was written.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

Taking negro by the head because
lie refused obedience, 10 = siexure Vi wool
in default OF duties " SIS" a't
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

The melancholy fact tina. the CHERo,
KEEs are deere asing in number can but be
evident to the most casual obser yer. The
causes Of this decrease of population are
numerous, and unless some check be de-
vised. there is no telling what their effect
may be 10 the course Of a very few years.
The number Of people who are destroyed
by the hand Of violence, who are execut,
ed for the commission Of crimes, and who
die from the various diseases that visit
the country, is painful and calculated to
inspire unpleasant, an'icipa,ions for the
future. What tina, number is we have not
the means Of determining with Anything
like accuracy but feel safe in estimating it
within the last twelve months, at several
hundreds. - Cherokee .4du0catc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

L,s.,A, q, IL. 532 ONS OlNo
h Thereon County, io,oa Territy
''s'cuiar attention paid to Rheuma.
~ sep. '43 IL
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

Comic Grammar. Class IN gfarihaf
may come on the Goor. Now John,
commence-.All the words in deb,.'--
Parse world
World is a general notin. common me-
ire objective case, bu, governed by Mil
ler.'
Very well, Ssm. parse debt.
Debt is common noun. impressive
mood. and dreadful case sa5
.Thal'll do. You learn mighty fast.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

.Wha. makes you spend your time 20
freely Jackf ...
f''s.Btcsilse l have nothing else % spend
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27

Why don't you get marred' mis-
chievously asked young lady Of ra.h.
er elder bachelor ftiehd. The othef day.
Il have for the last ten years, been Try:
ing to find SOME one who would lfste me-
was the reply.
4 guess you havn', been up our way
was the insinua,ing and hear. fstttrlng
rejoindef. a
The last we saw of Benedict. Ire was
going cup our way. with swiftness Of
foot and determination Of purpose, that
indicated in him fixed resolution 10
conquer or die
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27
Gayeties and Crayeties.

He who takes hold Of plough AMI
looks back, will soon be on his back.
Wrinkles are the hourislles Of old Times
vlllainously cramped penmanship.
This world is game Of loo, and he
that won't have a hand in il is a fool.-
This is the pure selfish mans motto.
To have too much fore.houghl il the part
of coward; TO have too h,tle,. The part Of
a fool. Hl l49m
The ..march of intellect" has become a
double quick step, and babies are made TO
keep time 10 il. 6 ~
Never stint yodr stomach 10 bedizen
your back. ea
II is melancholy to contemplate cold,
il being apt TO put one I'M mind of hts
cough in. f af3
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27
aASRz1 On I2Nr
Manufacturers IF French Burr MI
Stones and Dtaiers in
Boiling Cloths,
BURLINGTON. IOWA
BURLINGTON, IOWA

MILL STONES ma de to order, aud con.
WI slant supply on hand Screen Wire,
Hosting Screws and Mill Irons, furnished al
the shortest notice and OF the best quality.
Oct '45-ly 90
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27
- wv -. ~ .
l. Published every Thursday,
<..,,,, If {fl1iu s. Jefferson Streets,
b EDWARDS o. bIsoAD " ELL
Editors aud ProprietOrs.
TER NJ S /:

TERMS:
| p.,,ars per year; to be paid in al.
'' ssr si1 Mon,A', '"e d0l'"r and t''' mtg e'e
Esn' compliance with the above terms
= =. .'b,cc, each delinquent to an extra
vii al" q tpenty,fre cents for every three
t .,,s's. delay. This rule 'iH be strictly 'd
EMtd" ;,..,,cd At one dollar rer
' af for the first aud fifty cents Tor each
Psi'sn, Insertion. A liberal discount
"a. 10 yearly advertisers.
'a a"',t.s:;onai or Business Cards, not exceed
H. lines, will be inserted for five dollars
pr annum.
| ,..,,r,on /. the seat Of Justice for Des
..;... eounty, and contains about 5000 in
's,,a,s. Ii is situated on the west bank
/ The Mississippi. about $50 miles above
SAINT Louis.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27
". GRIMES.
cRiMEs g. STARR,
Law Partnership.

n q HALL, of Mount Pleasant, and +.
n. MILLS, Of arlington, have this day
(..oe.,cd themselves into a partnership for
4, ,,aetce Of Law under the name and style
IrB,I and Mills: They will attend all the
E,o,,, Of the first and second Judicial Dis
Ire,.. Criminal business attended 10 in any
k,u Of the Territory. Office in the brick
building on Main Street now occupied by +.
]. Mills.
J. G.. HALL
+. d. MILLS
| sspH ALL a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
JEW DAVID.

'uNHoSE who acquainted with the Davds
large Shipment ha. jus, been 5, the
eg agents who are nov prepared to furnish local agents With
ele' sold proof sufficient of their superior medical
,unring under all the horror. Of Lame Rherafs
PANT Hokness Pam e side 6easf SrVeig Tors,
King Evil la Of which plaster cur. or
sn, Of he diseases hat ns, originate en- NM, Ga he
blood and Circulating fluids the Astonishing
."Sn few Of rlr the e.'@H'io% in sh S.
Me'r' Har,er will please send "a" u dcr
great dcustless sell large
F'' 49, ~ SoMSI; owsLKY. Druggist.
Messrs D. Harer CO. Gens-I would say Hebrew
Plaster and Persian r so'n"s 70 go of hne and
not ha, tins MEDICINE will he much wanted this e,yy
cra~G.rd.,ls IA, JAN MY ~. Il is as
largr supply of the u., celebrated III and prr
,ian Pills you furnished 'he weeks SINCE and would he
kp me well supplied as find calls Tor the medicines
P,i'." NOAH S rsoMpsoNa
Messr. Harer and feqS,s, q many, Who
brasd .etlsw pa.sr and PERSIAN ~rie 70" the ,e
& Which render general h.s s1 70. both
Your. rs.rte'iuIs: oAELAcHER q WALTERS.
u.... n y,. Bloomfield Edgar 60; M May "a, isas.
brew Plaster and Persian Pill. S days SSo viii
Respectfully, o. d: BAILEY.
have .oid ali The ssrr
Plaster f with us aud as there is call for you TO
send least dor the Persian ,,
f"ursrepeeInis, HCSSEY & GOSS.
Bloomfield, Edgar ILL.,. Ma, ~ is4s
Messrs ID. Harer and Co-Gtns.-Ihe Pill. and PLASTER Won
hand
for them and promises upercede all mrncnrs
in this vicinity. O I'D Rally
Hardinsburg 5,Is
Messrs D. Rarter CO-Sirs.-Nour
with sell ~ all sold since. The Persian PHI.
all sold but few Pills give general
subtraction There be
ueles. Yours very respectfully, JAMES MCINTOSH
Wiiliamsport- la. Sept. y,
D. Har,er and coDear sirsI have sold ALI Pill.
that f here and should be glad grt mOrr They
accomplished miracles here and great demands Pin.
called
soon please send some by stage Yours
EBESEZER
sSnce the above letter received have
the alluded above of ,oune
living w who for months had
dakened from in the
totally blind
within his REACH without receiving benefit he
the "Persian Pills. and had used them but lime hen
all animation lett him, and his health became
u
Merchants and Others be supplied the rate Of D,,
count by OwSLEY aud DAVID CRAIG
r. Oaks, Greenfield Jesse Mstlock
r
Cumberland Mckay McKassen, bridgeport; w J. UprI,.
Bel,Ie Jesse Hketi, Pans,d John llero Franklin Is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
WEAVER ~ WILLIAMS,

WEAVER ~ WILLIAMS,
UndcrfaItcrS and COffi Makers,
nm uD RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public
AA III that they have removed TO their warehouse Just
AA q They prepared furnish
Cabinet elegant, cheap, To
purchasers. They will also prompt and
III particular arrangements will under
take the whole part thereof furnish two
horse hearse carriages, nj the shortest notice As they
V made coffin hand they will be able fur
PROMPTLY than They will
the shortest day night
satisfaction One oi the firm
of business hours his residence directly In the
of he 10
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
ROOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFA(IORY.
49, FuNHE undersignedis very thankful for the ibe
AZ IL raj patronage bestowed him fer the two
-. past years, aud he hopes continuance OF
H - the lie hatens himself that by ms indus
- punctualty and strict attention to usness, to
~ be ahle Ia satisfaction To all who give
him lie has permanently settled himself this place, and is
durable aud cheap
establishment He will sell work with
shall sell lower cash than his
splendid of Boots and shoes and Judge
for o,fself
Talow, Feathers Flour, Wheat &C &c III nj
he received for work Shop doors westof Setches
Cabinet shop, which those debt viii take due notice
J9-y WILEY j. BATES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
CITY SfaOE STORE.
HE EinDDyi;tnl OF Fashion,

addition Cheap
n boo and >hge have ceved fresh supply direct
the Manufacture and, selling prices
tan ofner We
t. mike The Cay Sios whit the Emporium Fa b0a
gut HEAD tlttrf.r eosi bgryss A. Economy the
Wealth the Rad the and the
WY WI b. made shorter by travelling hher pair my best
b0nis shaes.
Fifty pcSass Of St embracing unusually
low received Tor j.. 80 sI.ESHI. i
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20

SANDS'S SARSAPARlLLA,
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
Of all Diseases arising from au i'm
pure state OF the Blood, or IabitOf
The System.
&C. nrhemnS ,he dre.,ise and restoring The appe
te peculiarly suited and gentle lassi'r &c
blood rS Ss pFnep Of as @
character Wrought by Sand. given
,a,ns b rhT" esSg, that TN, If on has S
NAV be ADMINISTERED With favorable r,n,. IN ".e,.
controlling influence ~ BILIOUS complaints and Shen the
fe,iosl'e
The following eing prtsen d, and the reader
ed careful perusal.
Me..r. A. b. D. Sands: Gentlemen Feeling duty due
to and TO the community a, large send bi, certificate of
suffering 'hs confidence established youI
troubled with ulcer ancle extended
half the knee d'eargng offensive
wa. recommended TO your saraparia by Mr.
ayd sending you thu. certificate year since the
cure ~a .hssea IN order 20 .ser,sn ~, Certainty Sh.,hr
add that have neither e the slightest
Your. ,ery truly, SARAH MCINTYRE.
gao Delaney street, New York.
The foS ing s from gentleman Is one OF the
first Dr.gg in the city Of Providence and hi.
snes sands sarapaa u" opinion one Of peculiar value
sa%a sG .r esah %
rheumatism Than any Other PREPARATION have tested Hv
ing endured .1,reme suffering within the years
recently used Sands Saspsa With tbs ha ppast SUCCESS. nv
has
petite good and strength rapidly returning attribute
htathtu change Of
Feeling deep sympah, With afflicted with I'M.
and painful cannot r.fran from ear
OF
the confidence
Sands Inducd her'b the Sarapsr
la and take pleasure IN adding esmon, many
others invaluable 20 and
unsolicited BY the Mes'rs Sands CHARLES DYER, Jr.
Druggist and Apothscary.
40 and AZ Westminster street Pro, dsncr Il i
February Is, ls4S
r.rher particulars eonu,i,e evidence of its superior
value and efficacy pamphlets which
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. b. ID sANDs
Wholesale Druggists ~ Fulton street. New York -
Sold also by ID. CRAIGHEAD nd L. ". MEEKFR Indiana.
polls and by Druggists generally
Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for IS.
The public respectfully requested that 10
as
the xhch
human frame subject, therefore for sands and
Ike moo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
FRUIT TREES.

FuNlE subscriber opening Of choice Fruit
Trees and has hand several thousands Apple and
Pear Trees, suitable for hauling To n distance.
Not conhdng ente IN his judgment IN the selection Of
fruit he has consulted and the hest
c mate o Indiana.
His the Indianapolis State road In the southeast
ilmton indianapolis
eli miles below p ndleton, the falls of Fall Creek.
Address GARDNER GOLDSMITH, Woodbury., Madison
tv Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20

JOSEPH L. STRETCHER,
Undertaken and Coffin Makcr,
Washington nearly Opposite the Post Office
pESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF ndia oils
HI lis vicinity that he will give his attention the
kN above business with view the of de
persons from The indispe sable trouble
md and would that he prepared
the whole business Of funerals IL desired,
8 reasonable such either
hearse bult aeTthe approvedsyle.
Also carriages and requisite apperainngto the
bus
will
e q pc the untry.
Should any
OF the abovee n "a gements no charge will be made.
4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20

GROCERIES.
- bags best Rio Coffee , do sugar house do,
- do Java do, 4 boxes starch,
| chest imperial 40 e nails assorted,
| do do candles.
| do young ny do, 900 lbs talow candles,
| do LACK do, 20 barrels lake salt.
5000 lbs New Orleans kegs Duponts powder,
, barrels clarified sugar, barrels fish OIL
I do Havana do, barrels ckere.
In crushed do, p bags shot, assorted,
4 de- loaf do, 900 lbs lead,
bag Z boxes dried behring's,
do allsIice, 100 900 ripped caps,
New Orleans mo asses, % doz tro0ms,
and either
retail Any kind of country produce taken exchange
4 a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20
New Boot and Shoe MamuEictOry.
H. j. MAlsIlN
The Attention Of the Ladies',

The Attention Of tie Ladies',
As he e mined that Of the so
shall
bly, cheapness. As they value their lives health and
he advises this of the year especially that they
he comfortable They shall certainly be suited
Persons prng imported Boots and Shoes informed that he
has selected by HIMSELF and be
familiar business assured that
those generally
sold All DESTROYS TO be pleased ia bargains invited give him
call lie the old opposite Washington Hall
suit his
customers. get his ~ prices. 32y A. KNODLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20

TURNER'S
LITERARY BULLETIN.
Just Received, az Turner's Bookstore,
s No 49, No r s S Se
Mer Expedition. Texas aud Mesico
1 P@n%r y Gsn r. se s" sso with fine plates the WaS
dens Jew complete only 80 cts the White Hare price % cts
Just Published.
TIE NEW OFFICERS GUIDE.
EUsr published by Turner, Officers
81 Manual Revised crresed enlarged aud adapredlo
The Revised code of laws printed hne paper over 400 pages
II 5 TURNER, doors west OF Brow ninss
JUST PUBLISHED.
'ENuRNERS Agricultural Almanac published at >, "dnnapos
81 Also Turner's Como s%M ' ruRSEa a aa sf
THE FARMERS BOOKSTORE.
E subscribe would respectfully inform the faIme the VI
enny OF lnInnaPos lha, he viii take all Kinds OF country
exchange for Rocks r T "Ig @e Tue
NEW BOOK STORE AND BINDERY.
would a"n9un,e to the 'e"s Of
of Lar Medical 7heoogiea Miscellaneous,
and school Books Stationary and Fdneg Goods all OF which have
made with s Harper oIGcs Of NEW
York and other publishing houses IN the east TO have all
prepared pro.
iessona and literary public which cannot fail 10 their
attention The following works now publishing IN parts
Harpers Pictorial Illuminated Wandering Jew.
Bible 10 No. %. London Lancet IRE puhcation)
risic,"! Illuminated srai1wsiI' 49,,
Michelet's History OF France. cine NOW compIcte)
Kornusrh's Germany. Eclectic Magazine,
Bishop Thrwells Greece. knickerbocker Magazine.
Oaorans Ireland (elegan Southern Literary Messenger
Theirs Napoleon, american Review
Thers's French Revolution, Dem0c ratio Review,
Tbiers's Consulate under Napo Craham's Magazine.
Ladies' National Companion
Maunders Treasury OF History GOdey's Ladies' ROok.
Frost's Political History Athurs Ladies' Magazine
World Ladies' Musical Library,
Kenda'- Life Jackson. Classical Library. tITarpers,
i.ardners Popular Lectures, Boys' and Girls do do
Martins splendid Bible, Library IN Young Country
Wcsey's sermons. men. (Appeton.l
orders hooks paid. PuncuRiy
tended To- delivered from the subscribers which will
all the ~ mail. il so directed.
SAMUEL TURNER. FJfh d00r rcsf Of B-OrnipF's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-20

MAMMOTEI STABLE.
in full blast. IL may he called the Horses
4 IN Paradise; for the graded ground floors,
m H@YRN the sweet scented hay, the abundance and
ft1R Skyr0 goodness of the
~ Z ~ sparkling water, combine make
-XEk2k, OF the most cOmmodiOus, cool in and
stables in the world ample dimensions
eng ground only cualed by the and skill
with which treated.
New carriages &c hand order. Call and for
selv
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