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Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03

C RE FOELOWS cUREu
In its Onward Victorious Career!
Z Z Z & Z Z T & 2 z
DArroS, Feb. llth, lsi5.
Dear you regular agent in Dayton for
met Of making statement of facts (which hope nsy be
wrought in nv case by means Of the above RsS
Language fails describe the sauay effects Produced and the
The citizens Of Dayton and vicinity wen sooel that the sh
portion Of its contents entered night side and and
IN all probability fragments sPnes Of the ramOd passed
lapse weeks attacked with distress
When in o Cn suddenly an r hroke and opat o
quantity Of offensive natter iKed with blood discharged
most Of which found passage through opening
issue from The lungs During al my s4gs a1os.
NV physicians meanwhile paid the strces, attention to me- and
e al their power for my recovery But with all their skill they
could not reach ne seat 9 distress sr the Lg ked become affected
rDdIy taking mace and 10 bat liisy Sos @ , @ g ne ne g was ~s
short Time, was in the highest degree probable.
A. his critical stage despatched 10 Cincinnati
was made scqa ned with my situation he emaTES ina, noshn
could be done by medical aid if The constitution itself s
My friends despared my recovery no earthly
oneofD Dr. wTAHs PAMFETs, Family .Ieai Guide
o. IN & on Ssgs1n % i,s L'g M & as mad often heard %
Of ply sicias you bottle medicine
eved immt daiey. had
s ar reeoresd as d p and about y cough ceased aud
i4fGenee, and Pecea medicinal rirtues Of wIsrAE BsAN
by the explosion feel confident that might have been working
trade (which Is backsmihinsl this prevented.
By have since tak
remedy has been HE BsAM." And cordially
mend the genuine Uiars B0a 10 al no a cied with CoLDs
COUGHS lUSG CoPAINIs. consder invaluable medicine
the
may call on me al any time. Yours truly,
CHRISTOPHER R. SMITH
City of Dayton,
Montgomery Ohio.
Subscribed and before Justice
day OF Feb, 1915. EBENEZER FOWLER
97etmoRy IF res highly aediGbs ciRs Of Dayton, confirm
Gtioa of the ADORE 81
We intimately acquainted smith,
and having and watched him frequently
ness do hesitate that the foregoing is BY
gerated statement, but is entitled TO full credit
! (Sgned) A T.. STOUT.
J II DODSON-
HENRY X. SMITH.
3The tre and genuine 'WsTAR BALsAM Wild CHERRH s
sold established agencies Of the United
Sold IN Cincinnati tas FOth Haasf
SANFORD * PARK,
General Agents for the Western States.
For sale in Indianapolis ty TOMLINSON BROTHERS,
Of Golden Mortar
36-3m Opposite the Washington Hall.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
EARTEIEN, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
WhnIesaIe and Hefail.- Cheap for Casil

Wholesale and Hefail.-Cheap for Cash.
FHNE undersigned having this time Earthen
n China and Glass hand and being
receipt o additional supplies would most respectfully call the aen
of those visiting this the making purchases
whether
before buying elsewhere Ills consists be,
mixed figured stone Of the choicest patterns and shapes;
white stone dining and tea blue and golden China
sets printed edged edged
eOld and bowls jugs aisns castors waters
ware BRITANNIA wae, &C together with every article Of
usually kept Of this kind which will be sold Pittsburgh
prices
No. los Fnh doors Of ST., Cincinnati Ohio
s9-2m-Cn. Eng. WM. LILLEY.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03

THNHE subscriber has concluded TO make further Reduction the
prices his Shoes and Boo Bn while he does his, he
mies that al his shall be finished in the nd
which heretofore characterized his establishment
given such decided preference m the hic. The subcTber
ih Shoes and Boots purchased OF
the less prices but he Of the ordinary refuse
stock those Of his manufacture will cheapest in the end
try Produce viii be taken exchange at fair prices Ca At his
stand, opposite Brownings. 9n A. KNODLE
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
IL. EEEDDERLY

urAs fr sale sa ouee,safe soneuae, Dys su 30 kegs
Nails with all other articles usually kept gie
n cell sheapf cheaper than other establishment In the
,he oiacs Ivy
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
proposals Cor The distribution by districts Of The Laws,
Journals and Resolutions
with lot Of school laws and forms for each district and the
ING numbe Of copies The Revised Statutes 10 sac uda district
10 Wt the lsi district 2)i 9nd 81
the dth 2 the 5h IS, 9th
loo, 10 the sth l 10 The Oh 227 lh
until Saturday The 2 day 0f March the Office OF The
Of Stale indianapolis Bond and security viii he required Of
bidders of
state For further particulars
officers. ROYAL MAYHEM.
4. HORATIO j. HARRIS,
Feb. 25. 3s-5w a. THOMPSON.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
An Entire New Medicine.

nIL OF BRIcKBATs AND COMPOUND UNADULTERA-
~ TED CONCENTRATED SYRUP OF PAVING STONES
manufactured only by the editor of the Port Gibson
Herald, and sold by his regularly authorized Agents
OF0JCEF Berare Of Counterfeits E0L0
CERTIFICATES
CALCUTTA, June 3, 1910.
Mr.. Rock died last night, but while the under
taker was placing in the coffin, vial of your
Essential Oil burst in his pocket and streaming down
on my face, opened my eyes, sneezed, and arose.
The shroud having received portion Of the OIL in
stanty took roo; in the floor and expanded into beau
tiful cotton stalks, each filled with bursting pods
The cotton rose end, sprouted forth shoots, and
grew into magnificent mahogany tree, which burst
off the roof of my house, and waved in the evening
breeze It's luxuriant branches, amid which monkies
chattered and green parrots luttered their fan-ike
wings | remain your revived friend,
AUGUSTUS ROWZER.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
GULZAR, OR THE ROSE-BOWER.
A Tale Of Persia.
BY JOHN s. REID, ESQ.

BY JOHN s. REID. ESQ.
TgNE above Poem, with Transitions from the Persian OF ahz
comprising 900 - no., will be publish
June next elegantly pSind and bound in fancy
style. f.. -
Subscriptions o. Davis Publisher, and G. A.
P. Chapman, State Printers, indianapolis.
Dec
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
SALE Oh LAND
MOrfgaged to the Sinking Fund for fall
ure iO INV EnicrPSl.


FHNilE following 10 much of the be
will Monday the 10Th day Of May between the hours Of
O'clock A. NJ. and O'clock r. NJ o the House
indianapolis be offered for sale the highest bidder he bid he
ing eeua 70 the the having
tie sinking Fund an the interest which has been paid
became due conformity with the provisions Of the mortgage
and bond annexed thereto, 10 wit:
Lots numbered and 3 in block number lots
= 4, and in block number 5 and also lois numbered
and 6, in block number6 al Ia Francis w. Emmon addition
tie Nobesvie, In Hamilton Indiana
recorded which
be hai Loan, interest, damages and cests, SOS
So much Of the m01eaged premises principal
est damages and costs viii first be red f cash. and there
be no bidder cr cash, they will
and Immediately offered credit Of FIVE years
per payable annually certificate
purchase viii be given 10 the purchaser pedgng
state when flH payment shall ie made winch shan forfeit
The STATE with all payment made thereon
men Of interest principal according tie Of and
title the State o resell any
behalf Of the Board Of Sinking Commits soners,
indianapolis, March II, isff % j. r. DRAKE, s. 2. c.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
GROCERIES.


NEW AtSRAt AL VI WlAOOEEeAES.
Nn LBS Goldfish, barrels Mackerel, 90 boxes dried
u WV Heuings, Moiasses, 2 ~ s
H. Moasses 500 pounds Saeaus, IL boxes Malaga Rans
CuTrants pounds sheed Almonds barrels Boston
Butter Crackers do do Water Crackers 400 pounds Carolina Rce
Table Salt
Dupons Powder, 800 Cigars
Half Spanish % bags Rio Coffee chest Black Tea do Imperial
Tea Y yson Tea hOgsheads ofext fine ~ o. Sugar jus
received by the subscriber he has large stock Groceries
n of Toys
public generally call and examine Ihem They will sold
than he is determined 20 SELL
profit. 10 keep the trade going. CHARLES MAYER.
Past or tho palm
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
PATENT MEDFCENES.

PATENT MEDICINES.
- dOz Wa Balm Wild Cherry 70 do Resurrection Persian pills
- do Sands Tayior's Baisa
- 90 Mofats pills Birers, y do Expecioran
IL do sappngton Fever and Ague DO do Tonic vermse
pills, 6do do Sanative pills.
ls do lew Davids OF Hebrew
plaster, receivedby DAVID CRATcuEAD
June 3, 1874 50
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
NEW AND VALUABLE WORK!
NOW PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE,
The Indiana Annual Register and
Packer Manual for lin wear ISA5

~ Prosecuting Attorneys, County Clerks, Recorders
misone Justices Ofthe Peace Attorneys at Law Ministers Ph
Merchants Offices and Post Masters
Public Terms and
formation relative affairs which will be highly useful and
every The whole complied fom
authentic This work viii contain abt 100 l6
type quality made expressly
puTpose-pe 81 2 This segeEy bods book.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03

z and for invoice Of good printing ink
ee Of the quality used this paper and warrant
article in 20 and D H. kegs and viii
per II will he sold cash
only funds Orders post paid, viii be promptly
tended when accompand hy The CASH 2f T. HEDDEkIY
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
The Daily Memorandum and Fcciket
a Accnuni Hook. for the Nclc IGll.

An publication, adapted
professional and tsines This work will
I'D pages l6 no. printed paper having
and b every in the year, and
tables and rules and suitable amount o account paper ruled fine
specially puposepce 81 2 and 30 agTeeaby
up; ucks being the highest priced
works Davis, Bookseller
Hotel legislature
paid, otherwise, will meet prompt attention.
Indiapaoos Oct % 1874 eatf
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
EsLACKFORD,s TSEPORTS.

of the Decisions Of the Supreme Court Of Indiana.
VTOLUME v Of this Work just published, with Tables of the
Cases and Principal Matters. 647 pages Price DOLLARS
bound and leteTed.
Indianapolis 10th May, 1874 47tf
SLkTES AND SPELLING BOOKS.
DOZ States, assorted sizes; Is do elementary spelling
- books by Pencils away,
and o Subscriber verylow
43 c. MAYER, east Ofthe Palmer Horse
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
MEM GOODS.

UST received from Philadelphia Graydon's Hardware Store,
81 Of the large supply articles viz Building
Saddlery Coach Materials Findings
makers Curriers' and Coopers' Tools Backsmhs' Bellows
Top Leather for Carriages Patent Leather Oil Cloth
Carpeng Maeable Castings, Fancy Plush Sausage
Choppers Looking Glasses, Glass Lanterns Lard Lamps
and parlOrs GlObes, Chimney Gas and Wcks,
Dec x
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
GLATES ANn SPElLING R
!

z UsT received sale, Of printing
sS tits Of the same quality as used on on this pap and warrant
Kegs 50 1t win be sold f cash
tended accompanied BY the cash 22 E HE6DEkIY
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
10000 Ts6ac Searos % 900 a Spanish
quality 5Opounds Snuff RapPee Scotch and acaboy Obo1es
chewing Wi TShae9, az I nSdoa hf, es; @ Io
Pipes 4OOO pipes 10000 Pipe stems just received and
by the subscriber alof which he win sell very low prices
43 G. MAYER, Eastof the Palmer House q
GIG Ans AND TOBACCO.
d, 59do a. the drug store Of D. CRAIGHEAn
EASTERN AND SPANISH HEATHER.
EUs lot Spanish and Cinrnnai Sole Leather Boot
- ana Sh0s S kD. UeL s s6esp n
and aIk9ds of1ns which wi" sell at reduced Eeef ges
LEATHER.
eS mentof Leatherof allknds Is
PAPER.
sT reGsvsd % " S Cap Letter sn WT1pe%g S
win 6e sold greatly reduced prices for G;1 Ssvsb R
CASH FOR RAGS.
20 ono Pounds good clean Rags wanted for which the
OO.UsBO highest market price will be paid in sash or
ROPE FOR SALE. CHEAP.
w hsss S'% which we psSI' a'
elsewhere has I meyer been used e' s'' '91i cHlf%%
QUEENSvVARE AND GLASSWARE.
EiST received very queensare, Lverpoo
80 Teas Plates, Dishes Bowls Pitchers, etc also
p'''e 81 j. NICoLAI
WHEAT AND FLAXSEED.
En6A0 BUSHELS Of each of the above articles wanted for
OOO which the highest market price viii be e given
RCHER's patent Solar Lamp, splendid article Cor burning lard
AoEExua Globes and Chmneys above Lamp. Sign of
the Saw.
FIRE PROOF CHINA WARE!
TENS is and splendid article and the subscriber would he
glad have the public call and examine IT. al his store, IN I
Building, nearly opposite the Palmer House where be
found good assortment of Groceries, &c 81 E. IlEDDERLY
MUSIC.
xTIoIINs Claonsts Flutes Octave Flutes, Fes best Italian
vons
LOOKING GLASSES.
LARGE and splendid Of Mahogauy and Pine frame
"A Looking Glasses OF an sizes received at GRAYDONs
DYE STUFFS.
600 Alum 800 pounds Coppes 900 Logwood so pounds
by subscriber very prices
43 C. MAYER, east Ofbe Palmer House.
VARNESHES.
oPAI Vanish Coach do supeior Japan Vanish Black 90 Just
u received at the drug store of D. CRAIGHEAD.
BUCKETS.
G DoZ Beaver Buckets and for sale by the suscrib
4S c. MAYER, east ofths Palmer House.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
ar oueensware Cotton Yarn Batting and groceries n seeevd
W by IL V. c, HANNA
RIFLE POWDER
| SAF superior quality for sale cheap
MEDICAL.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
SO MARRIED MEN.

EpRASS Kettles kettles, Coffee Mills, Knives and Forks
hD Butchers Knives Britannia Tea and Table spoons Shovel
Tangs of all Candesticks and Snurs Also sper
Of Looking Gsses Of different sizes and patterns
Stops of quality with almost
his ne ali for sale che foi cash approved
nd produce the cheap Hardware ore opposite the Paine
House 24-y a. BIRD.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
no RACHELOKS.

YHyE undersigned has hand for sale low for cash.
h Chains Double barred Locks Saws Ches Files of all
Single Buttons, &C. with general assortment of Hard Ware
"a land A. BIRD,
2f-y Opposite Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
WAR IN THE NORTH.

NAR IN THE NOtkHH.
rzNE carry
II intentions added Of Stoves,
Bucks celebrated Patent.
which for thought TO be
lie invites public call examine these Stoves
aO his other ammunon calculated to provide against cold and
ly quarrels. l5u :. WAlNNklGiI.
Planes, Carpenter and CO0pcr's Tools.
which made BY the best mechanics and be heat
Hardware Sckes Spades
Shoves Chains and other articles
which will sell very low for cash counTy produce.
will give the highest market price for Wheat Rye Faxseed
Beeswax Taow, Lard etc. In goods cash please call and
anime the articles. J. NtCOLAi,
say doors west Of Drake's Hotei
HOLLOW WARE.
nd and Cor sale excellent
ment Of Hollow ware, such three size English Iron Pes
Skets Tea Kettles; do. Dutch Ovens do. Stew
'''''''' '''''' N'.'''''"' az 9. WAINWRIGHT.
EUST Graydons Of large sup
- Wm Rowland's celebrated Mill and Cross Saws
and feet long-waanfed good. Also, Trace Chains rea
Chains Half Traces Stage Traces Halter Chains Log Chains &c
TO BLACKSBHATEES.
KD EST Cast Shear Engish Blister and American
RD Blistefstee, Anyils, Vices, Files, aasps, &C.,
% GRAYDoN's Nsc Hardpars Store.
NEW ARRIVAL.
EyIFTEEN different patterns Of Stoves g. and 10 plate Pao
n Cooking Though the weather be warm, the
scer there be cooking DONE Cal
and see eff 5. wAlNwRiGHr
DOUBLE OVEN COOK STOVES.
rEN approved brought 10 this
market for convenience and just received
for sale by 8 WAINWRIGHT. 2If
RAKES.
FIRST rate article Of wooden rskes selling low for cash
~ - G8AYDON'S Sign ofthe ssSaw. >,
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
no BLACKS1HITHs

Kp EST Cast Steel Shear Gean English Blister and Amec;
ND BlsefStee, Anyils, Vices, Files, Rasps, &C., at
GRAYDON'S Hardn1re Store
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
F6ENnsfE

A T. HUNT very liberal patronage extended
this place, takes Peasufe
announcing his friends and the pubc generally that he prepared
perform all necessary operations for The preservation Ct The na
gums artificial teeth pivot plate
artificial gums whole half by suction
O atmospheric pressure
He would say country dentists that he viii on order FIR
plate spiral springs sc reasonable rae Oee on Illinois
6rSdo nofl Of Wash nsfnn Vests
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03

ENIFTEEN different patterns Stoves and 10 plate
n and Cooking ThOug gh the weather be warm the
scriber ftaf there be cooking DONE
and see eff 5. wAINwRlGH
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03

Let the rorld take notice and Be careful not 10 Jay the
(sUGAR coATED)
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Unless EVERY Rox has on ii the written signature of
the original inventor and Patentee,
c.. Beniauiin Smith, NJ. I'd.
TEIHESE pleasant powers TO the natural
n u the LUNGS KIDNEYS SKIN and
BOWELS-htteo the practice OF medicine and so
complet all other medicines that many
suppose they contain powerful minerals but
examination DTs RANDoLF HCSTINcroN and
others, this snpposon is proved to be gFoundess
Sold in New York at 9 GREENwcH STREET. also by RuroN
Co, 10 AsroR HousE.
Pamphlets o be had of agents gratis.
n b. Persons will also top label engraved Indian
figure, crossed with fine red print.
The bought with safety n Dr. Guions
Bowery street. Mrs Hays 39 Fulton Brook
lyn, respectable throughout the United States
DIR. Il. II. JUTNEX'S
CUE Chas and Pills,
longest standing cases. had cf 7onson Brothers sign
Golden Mortar indianapolis II the directions strictly
Effected charge will be the pills
PILES! PELES!! PELES!!
hR HUMPHREYS Vegetable Ointment for The Piles for sale by
- TONLINS0N BROTHERS.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
DOUBLE OVEN COOK STOVES.

vHNf approved patterns brought TO this
n economy. received
for sale by $. WAINWRIGHT. 2If
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
EFOLLOW WARE.

UST received Craydons sign Of the Saw large sup
~ ply OF VIM Rowands ceIehted Mill and Cross Cut Saws
and feet good. Also, Trace Chains eas
Chains Half Traces Stage Traces Halter Chains Log Chains
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31

III We wish somebody would answer us
two questions, viz: What is Democratic Re-
publican and what is Democratic Whig? Re
publican, Whig, Democrat, we understand these
Ifa Democratic REPUBLICAN is no, a black black
bird, and if Democratic WHIs is not tchtte
black bird, then how is II 81 Woodstock (VL)
Age.
II We will try to help our perpexed CO.
temporary A Democratic Republican in Vir-
ginia is one who framed aud sticks to Con-
slilulion which allows a rich man to vote in ev-
cry County where he has property and don't
allow poor man 10 vote at all-and insists
that Counties containing three-eighihs of the
Free Population shall govern the whole Stale.
In New Hampshire he allows all white men TO
vote, bu, insists that Catholics and poor men
shall no, be allowed to hold the more RESPONSE
bic Offices In all The South, he advocates
openly the absolute eternal suhjec,ion of half
the Human Race as chaltels 10 the will and
pleasure of the other half. and denounces the
Wings as hostile 10 the institution In the
North, he is known and boasled of as The nat
ural ally Of this domestic business. We
agree, then, with The Age, that Democratic
Republican, is black black -bird--very black
indeed.
A WIG, on the other hand, is foe Of arbi-
,rary, despoic, irresponsible power-and a
DEMOCRATIC Whig is, in perfect consistency
with this, foe of the sway Of one man, and
an advocate OF The rule of the People. Dem
ocratic Republican is Pathological and needless
ly verbose; Democratic IVtg' is legitimate
and forcible phrase, in which no letter is su-
perhuous or unmeaning.
And now will The Age be good enough to ,ell
US what is its nolion of a Democratic Repub-
can champion OF eternal Slavery Is he a white
black bird or a black whi,e-bird! Let US hear.
N. Y. Tribune.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
The August Elections.

On Monday next The States OF Indiana, Ken
lucky, aud Tennessee will lead off in their
elections, aud on Thursday will be followed by
North Carolina Our information from each Of
them is good, aud leads us to anticipate cheer
ful and satisfactory result. In Indiana, our
friends have been active, and consider their
chance for a majority in the Legislature good.
A United States Senator depends upon the re-
suli. In Kentucky, all is right, Henry Clay
lives there and his neighhors love him as they
do their existence. They say they will elect
nine if nol all ten Of The Congressmen. In
Tennessee, gallant, glorious Tennessee, who
stood firm TO her principles last fall, when eve-
Ty thing vas dore 10 make her swerve, the
campaign has been warm and spirited, and our
hopes Of triumph are strong. A Governor,
congressman, Members Of the Legislature, &c.
are To be elected, and a T. S. Senator also de-
pends upon the result. Our friends there are
sanguime Of victory. This is an animated pic
ture but, we are inclined 10 believe, not over
coloured. The calculations are based upon the
very best information, and if The Wings but
properly exert themselves on The days of cleo
,ion, the result may present even q sill more
cheerful aspect.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
From the Morristowu Jerseyman.


MIR. EDITOR I'm your paper of last week,
you mention having found Vice President Dai.
las a, Schooleys Mountain enjoying himself
with his family al one Of the public houses,
&c.
You say you ",oere much pleased ,gith has gen
tlemanly department and address," Doubtless
you were, bul ask the porter, the chambermaid,
and the osller if they were equally well satisfied
with "hs genllemanly department and address"
Show me man, Mr.. Editor, moving in high
life who will haggle with the porter about car
rying his lrunk-as | understand he did in this
town--and who is generally tyranncal and eX-
tracing TO those who are below him. say,
show me such man, and will show you a
mean contemplate fellow.
Pray can you inform your readers who is the
parsonage alluded to. in the following article,
which appeared in the New York Tribune,
about the same time of your notice of the 'em
inen, funclionary not quite the most eminent: :"
DEMOCRACY ExEMPLIFIED.--An eminent
func,ionary of the United States (noI quite the
most eminent) was lately called on by poor
mechanic for the payment of bill for work
done. Why you are in great hurry 10: your
money" was the lrowning reply of The exalted
Democrat; 81 haunt been to the springs get" So
he kept his money 10 60 TO the Springs with,
and The poor devil mechanic may get potatoes
for his children as he can.
The same eminent parsonage recently stop
ped al New Brunswick, on his way to seek re-
taxation and pleasure in the cool shades of
Schooley's Mountain, and the landlord whom
he honored with his patronage hustled abou, in
great excitement 10 get up superb dinner for
his illuslrous guest, The news of The advent
spread like wild fire, and the head men of The
party, gathered in to feast their eyes on dgni-
~ and push forward their claims 10 Office
The great man called them affably into his
room, opened his trunk, took ont his demijohn,
and treated them all round without troubling The
house for any thing but glasses and ice water.
Before dinner was quite ready, the carriages
for Schooley's Mountain drove up; SO The din
ner was left unea,en; hu, the great man gener-
ously rendered The landlord twenty-five cents
for his trouble. The landlord being Whig,
declined the money---lhe honor of entertaining
such company was enough for him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
American Cutlery.

The manufacture of fine cutlery is coming to
great perfection in this country, and has ndeet
already reached it, in various establishments II
the United States. There are several in success
ful operation in Maine, Massachusetts and Con-
necticut. There is also one at Auburn, New
York. Speaking of the latter establishment, the
New York Courier tells the following aneCdOe:
Some verv superb cutlery was displayed upon
public table in this city, which became the ad-
miration of the gentlemen seated around IT, among
whom was one from her Majesty's dominions
who was particularly struck with the beauty AM
high finish of the knives and forks; remarking 10
an American, as he was bound as loyal subject
to do, that he supposed of course the wOlk was
English. presume so, says the latter, for a'-
derStdnd 70 ,caS done at Auburn.