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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Joseph Carrier. Jr.. and Peter W. Psrke,
The young men convicted Of the murder
of The Cashier family in May 1913 we're
executed Al Belvideso. New Jersey, on
Friday last They died protesting their
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Extraordinary Lusus .Naittsa = One Of
the moss singulsrly formed chickens We
eyer saw is 10 possession of G. E. De-
|nsase. Esq'r. II has four legsl two 10
|the place usually occupied by those i'm.
purtantaimbs. and ihe others immediate
|ly in tie rear. The hind legs are joined
together from tbe body 10 the knee. but
from the knee down, except small BIZ o.
skin, they present the 0sual appearance
| Of the Two legs, both feet and toes being
periecil The front legs 81 this singular
fowl are used .for ibe purpose Of locomo.
Eiion, and tfe hind ones seem 10 be used
10 resi- o. when standing sill.
Rockingham Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

f9s lsIas-Ope haFdred Marines from
n, = brooz'yn Navy Y4fd lea the CITY On
tliday Tor Norfolk. en yoEie for Texas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

GREAT YIELD.-The caloc,in (Md.l En-
terprize states that there has been raised Oy
Henry Smeltzsr, Esq. on four and one quarter
acres Of land 2i2 bushels and 4s pounds o.
wheat, of the kind termed oregon-being frac-
lion overs bu. 10 The acre. Catoctin Valley land
has also produced AZ bushels 70 the acre Of Chi
ma Wheat. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

VIRGINIA CORN. cRoP.-The Richmond
Wig SAYS tina, while particular counties and neigh
borhoos viii sIi adequate supply ofcorn,
The aggregate crop in he ste of Virginia, in con-
Junction with large supplesof the old crop which
sin scman on hand, especially below tide-watsr,
win no, only be ample FOR home consumption, but
Weld large surplus for coasttransportalion West
Of the Blue Ridge. spd East'of the falls Of the Nv
crs. aldsthe Wing. sahs eorntrop is believed to
he an average one. In many Of the Midland coun-
ties twill f4ll short The wonder is that SO much
should have been psde.in defence Of SO unPreee-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Dreodfui .9ccident "A free black man,
named Perry Walker. was mowinO n !
field belonging. 10 Mr.. John Mcpherson
near Frederick, on Tuesday week when
be was unfortunately kicked bv frac-
iious horse, which broke his law bone
and caused him 10 fall. III fallinp he
struck The sharp edge Of the scythe which
cut him acrossAhe breast aud abdomen Il
the most dreadful % amer. He still re-
mains inI very precarious condition. !.
[Ftsd. Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

No Iitlla EMULATION is manifested byl
some Of the Locoloco papers IL The defeat
Of Parson Brownlow, The Wing candidate
for Congress 10 The Jonesborough district,
Tennessee. Every body knows that this
is strong Locefoeo district. with mas
ioritv Of prbbably 800 and Brownlow
having received the full Wing vote. il on-I
" shows that the chuckling has been ex-
citad 10 very little purpose. Very silly
people are always noted a. great eigglers.
and fok laughing much Il that which 10
ITSELF aifords'no B arlicular occasion for fun.
Bfownlow NAV rive some Of bis reviIefs
"a ROWLAND for AZ Oliver, I erelloa go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Earthquake Three shoeksof an earth.
quake Were felt at Ponce; PORTO Rico. "a.
ring the latter part Of July. We have not
heard Of any damage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

APPOINTMENTS Or TIE PRESIDENT
James McKissick, Of Arkansas, 70 be
agent Of the Cherokee nation OIL Indians
west Of The Mississippi. 10 take effect on
the 18th September, 1915. On which dav
the term pl sersice Of The nresent ,ntnm-
bent will expire.
Robert Goldman, Of Washing ton. Al war
den'oi The peniteniisry In The District az
Columbia yirom the Grst day 81 Septem-s
Der, 1916, in place Of John 81 Dade.
whose resignation will take,e feet On iha
3ist day of August, 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

me occasional IIliberal snsers and
.sun,s lowards MT. clay, which some Of
.ne i-Vfoloco presses permit themselves
% inoe1ge m. can only be intended FOR the
coafsesi apPeu1es. Every man Of lofty
ana liberal sentiments, even Of the domi-
nan. party, must view such illusions with
disgust as the emanation 81 contracted
minds. Or the involuntary oulpourings Of
siomachs gorged with garbage.
80 [TESnckssfer Rem
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

.Sepen Pirates to Be Hanged -T The slave
traders who rescued a prize from I British
crnizerlon the African coast. kiIIino ten
Englisbmen i few n onths ago have bean
tried il England adj condemned Is death.
They are natives Of Spain aid Portugal. T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

re understandthat the government in
. e occupying our for,ifcations along
, lne g s. apoard 10 me absence Of the regu-
l TI oy drafts from our uniformed militia.
nls VIII form tine school for our am
bilious aad patriotic companies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

We greet tina, the same cannot be said Of The corn
crop in. South Carolina
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

WNHiNoros, May 81 Is&5 Mean,
hac, been brcn taken to esa bish another
Wig organ here. The paper 10 to be
published ty Nrup J. Gideon & Som.
and HcIr'cled to appear short time be.
fore the assembling Of the nett Congress
or The special mission 10 England. con.
cerning which so much has been said of
late, liu|e or n,,hing is heard Indeed, IL
Is estimated lha, the negotiations, out OF
which II wa supposed lhi, MISSION would
N part have sprung have been resumed
IN tbs cry, BY Mr. buchanan and the resi-.
dent Brush minister
The morning Train OF cars brough, u,
quite nm extensive importation OF Texas
g,n!lemon among whom notice the names
Of GoneraI Green and son The object RI
h''' Vet has not ran'pIrcd,-lN. Y.
Com. ADJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

"HEREIs TO HIN, WHO WOULD READ"
Our friend S'oddnrd is again in the market
with choice and valuable selection Of books
All who are desiriou' OF reading, will find
his prices almost as low as u circulating
libary. His stock of Paper Hansixgs,
also make grea. display; his ssso rdn.n, Of
Stationary articles, too, are well selected
and having beautifully re-fitsed and re.pain,
ed his shop, it presents quite an appearance
All are respectfully invited to call and see
examine, md buy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

The Bt.hii GortrHutsi. II seems, is
d .,rcuos u, attention and in aei,0a to the
= fl7e' Of Car1id Tho Kingston Wing
ua,u ,hsi Mr. Tucker, the Admiralty build
g. stn'cd by the last steamer, on a tour OF
tarh military inspection lie VISITED
k,ng,on, and In Immediately for Toronto
snl Magma The Wing adds TO tins an.
nouncemtnt the following
Il, !, sad iha, he will pas, rspidly along
both shores Of L,kes Ere and Ontario, and
roiUrn TO England with all convenien,
'PecI While oil prescn, idea OF laying
down The keels ofthr nom steam fngales
al Kingston Dock Yard must be sbandoo.
ed We cannot help feeling tha, the promp
nUcu,lon Of the Board Of Admiralty to the
dcf.nccless stn'c Of Canada, IN thus ,ending
ou' Their Builder TO inspect The actual con.
di'ion Of things on both SIDES, proves ,ha,
nNdnlon,ng the Canada, to the oggre,sions
ofouf Yankee neighbour, il the las, thing
to BE- apprchcnded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

OrgoH Army A train OF upwards OF
two hunlfoi wagons left our town on Tues
day and Wednesday last, for Oregon, 9th.
ere have been departing Jshy spce Yes.
trfdlv, 2S more passed this town, from ,he
n"lsh5orhool Of Fort Madison, Iowa tcr.
rHo'Y. From ST Joseph we learn ,hn,
300 wagons have crossed the Ma.our n
that place and lis vicinity, and depar ,ed FOR
the same d. s,ina,,on Whilst we write q
fu'nd informs US tina, fifty more wagons
ARE crossing the lower ferry, and will pass
onward tomorrow
A. the main company has saredst least
two week earlier than usual and many 10.
tonilng to cm,grntc may be diverted from
q don2 hy this fact, we will state that par
sWlIi continue TO s.au until June, and
lhu animals. provisions, and every thing
Tor complete ,qulpmon, are 10 be obtained
10 abundance, and on the mos, moderate
terms IN this county --Ilndspcndance tMol
Erposror.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Mss Sarah Hl,chin,, OF Phiadclph ia,
who died IN March last, made the follow.
ing bcqucsl in her will
Female Episcopal Bcnevolcn, Episco-
pal Society IN Philadelphia $1,000. Indi.
CONT Widows and Single Women. Society
$1,000 Society OF The Protestant Episcopal
Church, for the Advancement Of christianity
IN p'nrsy lvona $1,000 Episcopal Fe.
male lrac, Society philadelphia slOO0,
lcnrsylvania Institution for the Deaf and
Drmh 5000, Willie Hospital for Ind.
r,n' Blind ndl.1mcs $4,000. Chris Church.
philNd,'phil $4,000 DO for It's Sunday
Schools $4,000 u t. Missionary Socie.
ty hr Domo.'ic Missions $1,000 and the
further SUN on the death of lady, who
had lIie aunury, $4,000.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
CRr,rEs A. BRowxsox, the New Hu.

CRtsTEs A. BRowNsoN, the New Hn.
ven Courier thu, complimentary describes
LISA curiosity in the way OF Inning
He stands like a monster furgus in the
garden Of science, an i'll omened and in
tangible spectre a, the al,ars o. religion
he Is bat in poluics, nigh, loveing owl
in metaphysics, dead sea in wisdom, with
Its black floor paved with ruins, a pyramid
of mi''hapen clouds, and in spite Of his tai.
enis, 4 self wroash, monu ment Of folly"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Ineidtxh Of Iht Race. The Brooklyn
Advertiser records the following incidents
attending the grea, race between Fashion
and Pey,onia
Two miniature casks Of liquor walked
overheard at the South Ferry, in the nGcr.
noon, carrying each the body Of a man
with them. They were ished GU, IN good
spirits.
A carriage containing a southern lady
Creole was shattered by coming in con.
tact with another vehicle Never mind
that, " said the lady as she gathered herself
up, 81 have come from Mobile 10 be pre,
en-, nj Ihe race-I have won two ,bousa nd
dollars and can afford TO meet with an &C
cid,nl."
A posse OF grniiemcn on horseback
came down on Fulton street, having shs<
poke, books tied TO their whipsiocks As
q token they were empty.
Another posse followed with haAls
full Of loose Bank notes They were WIN.
ners.
An apple women on the way 10 the nes
course, in a cart, Tuesday morHAg, reques-
ed the driver 10 let her wax a short dis.
TANGO, as she was too much crowded. She
had hardly reached the ground when she
was delivered ofs fine bog, and IN q few
minutes Ola hearty enI.
About every ,eniA man tina, returned
from tho race by The way Of FuIion srree,
after o'clock, was n,o s,caied, and ha IL ,he
rema ndar fuddIed
IL u rumorsd that one man in New.
York BET on Fash,oa To the amour, of o6O. .
900.
A company Of Son,hern,rs came down
Fulton stree. about o'clock, performing
cavalry exercise art the command Of one q
'heir number They were winners and
oil course appeared highly eisled
Any Quantity Of wrecks and led horses
were sssn coming down fulon stree. d,.
ring The afternoon and evening.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

NEW PuB1IcATIoss, BY John s. Tdyio,
d Co, at tAs Nsr York Sunday School
and Juusniis Book DeposiIory.
The RocxirE-Q1RIc, . missionary
tale, the Garden, and other pocms--lshAn,
Mexican tale-and CoNtENr BELL.
These works ore just on! from the De-
poslory above named; most of,hem have al.
ready passed through several editions, and
it is only necessary to say that they are all
from the pen ofhe ever pleasing and for
chile writer, Charlotte Elizabeth
For sale a. the publishers prices, by
VIM. Ward, at the Bookstore, Cas.leton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

TSieods of.As RAsIaoAp The time
has csms sr The pssp'e Of Wssss,s vs,.
.s.i 70 nsaifss The is,er-S they feel in
the Dsan end bssIias,os Rsilrosd. tn.
s",srpriss d being ys'eed vpoo the people
Of vefnoo,, and II Only remains for the
people Of the wcaern see,ioa 10 nss;Ies
their real in,sress, Il they will avail them.
selves Of the privilege Of q Railrosd CON.
msn,eaiion- y nh Boston
For the purpose Of awakening . proper
in,srea 10 the subjeet, meetings will Be-
held st the following places and times, and
will ~ addressed BY gentlemen Who have
taken raias to inform 'Asmsel,es upon tn.
subject:
A, Rutland Coun House, Friday Ev.
DING, May 30
At Cu,singsvile, Mood'y Eve, June q
A, Noun, Holly meeting house, Tues.
day evening, June 8.
A, Wall,ngford village, "Wednesday eve.
ming, June 4
A. Clarendon, South Flats, Thursday
evening, June 5. g.
A, Wea Rutland Town HOUSE, Mon.
day evening, June q
Al Rutland Court House, Friday eve.
nias, June.6
A, Piusford, Monday eve, June 9.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
Yankee Notisn' gong I. EnSlaxd -

Yankee Notion, going 10 Enslaxd
The Journal OF Commerce says The
Yorkshire takes ont 2447 sides and 81 bun.
dies leather, which is now sdmi,ted in the
ports Of Great Britain duty free. Almost
every packet since the news OF Sir Robert
PeiF' revision OF the tariff, hu. had small
invoices Of leather, and one or two OF the
hr" lots have now been heard from, and
brought such profits ., 10 induce much lar.
ger shipments The Yorkshire is freie h,.
ed with variety Of YsSkee notions, and a.
mong them, as companion, for the leather
~e suppose,are ten casks Of shoe pegs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

blythe Woods,oek Windsor Co J Mer.
curry says tina, the ,o&n Of Plymouth, on
the wcaern Railroad route through Yer.
mont, will furnish more freight for a rail.
road, than al the towns on The line Of the
Central road from White River TO Burling.
ton line This statement, coming from the
hear, Of Windsor county, does not look
well for the calculation Of our friend Wal.
ton, who assumed that three, fourths Of the
business of Windsor county would Be best
accommodated by the central route.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
ANr.,.,,,B,r,os MAsss Hoo

~ taNihtNI bttrNN Sss
hsniu,l W,linsoa wsh hs ismily, sailed .
dty Or iws ,aes lof Li,~rrcel, ~ the
p4s k,t ,h,p Yorkshire Mr. W.Ns'on 10
a s,n leopsn 81 great bcnsvelsocs sod grvsi
5nuss liz r,slIcoes 10 ~ ksA Hsmp
too - hs INFERIOR Of Maasse hvscsiN where
ron ossc sf, life BE- la, rscn 10 eminenec
~ nsu,e talrtL and 10 weakh BY uniting
i15Yyfy Some teau since be engaged
10 the rnanufset1r. Of eldh buttons, en-.
y'oy .ngs few Cub 10 ses ,hsen, unnl his
hu,tuc" expanded. soi INGENUITY sOeeeed
- m e9nifiV,og machinery by which the
. yctal paui euol be msde Tie 70 COO.
, tcfc3 lie besyis., hutton manufacturer
10 ~ eoon,ty Ills native ,oan has been
greatly b,otbl-l by his wealth., and q eul
t,s,rd intellectual taste ha, led hun 10
Lgi.j on IN Il one Of the mos thriving and
u~iu, insHJlion, N the Union Mr. Wi.
i.sDn has recently cnIo wed q proiesso t,hip
m Arlhcfr College wGh q donation Of
60 900. m s1liion 10 pfineoly sam, be.
row,j upon tho institution IN h, own town
lie has u late ytlu occupied VARIOUS i'm.
po';aa. social sui p3lueAl Offices, and 10
dr'cgu'heI fot ,asaci'y, sound Judgment
mi rurly In,osf.'y lie intend, 10 Ge AZ
"a; stJu; year 10 Europe
~ Y Express
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
PORK

sone rogno in C.oeinnaui ha, been par
ody 90 Cu.'' song of"TheGttl, we love
h''e a sample Of The s,trocny -
The Pork We love The Pork NE love
What others NNh j, nav CON parei
The Pork ~ lore ALI PORK shove:
n, FORK on earh Is half 10 rare
They tell nc 81 the p,e, the, 60,
A. large Of Ersn's Emerald Isle
where shsmDocLs ard potatoes grow,
And pretty e,h' o. P4diy's smile
BH s,u rnS the pork ~e love,
And sill drink 30 oshef ,oas
The PORK We isve-sli pork stove
oar hires prae--srr isssss boss,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

furtA'r r,'p,fs Of BABE On Wcdnrs
day the tna'd sta,et Man,l for this D,.
urc' received f,om the President of the u.
Nod Ha''s, iuNhor r,spite Tor David
l.at'e, the T'r1,e Of the ,ehoco-t Sarah La.
VIVA. cS'onlci 10 the 6rss Friday "a Juoe
ls1G. We have beoo 0osbic 20 neeu,io
ihe grounds uron Nheh ths resc,te been
fAmfd lot We ple.ume that Me- PolL
must fH'e Ind enod reasons 6r TIA.
eiuSordsHary nc, q cicm,rcy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
LITTER ESvELorks As

LITTER EsvrLort, As The time ap-
prosehes for the new Post Offiee law to 90
into operation, business mea and other,
'ho.ld prepare themselves with envelopes,
Tor their letters, as ,hon 1t will subject them
to no addhioasl charge Bes,des being q
much a'er and nes,er manner Tor putting
up letters than the present, it ,ecures them
IRON The invest CATION OF the curious
We &c them advertised Ia q ButI.Io pa.
PEI A" 10 10 80 cents per 100. BY proper
economy N the manufacture, they can be
afforded, Of good quality, al . aill cheaper
rsae
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

NJ Desput SUI, said IN old Lady, the
other day, I" she laid down Boston paper
and w'pct her spec.acles a terri.
bic time they are having in The old Bay
State on The temperance question. - She
had been reading q long discussion on the
Water question"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Oh Thing. The newspapers a, time,
have odd things in them among the ad.
ver,isemcn,s wc rsad-lhat two sisters uant
pa'hi"g-snd that a spinasr. particular
fond OF children wishes for two or thre
having none Of her own nor any other
employment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

A Bo''on Merchant beng pre.sa, al the
hire 70 iha Guy on Sunday after. oo., ere.
'ag the drsiess Of The poor women Who
h'd Ios oil the huIs properly they nod
drew fres hs poke. book a roi, Of bar,
Sall,, and freely dsaribAsd .ueos them e,
cry dollar Perfectly ehar.esssosic q
BSscu msrcssnaA IN Y. Erptc,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Concord Railroad The directors Of
the Concord Rsirosd have declared div.
,dead Tor the last sI MONKS Of siI per ss.t
This makes divldsnd oils per cent, for
the ias war. with . respectable surphn on
band. IN. II. Patriot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
THE HERALD,
THURSDAY. NAY n iels.

pTv. q. Pslsssr, Americas No~ps.
par end Advsrissas Ages 10 Tie ,h~s Of
BALTIMORE, Philadelphia, New York. sod
Boron hss b~e~ appointed Ar~us sos re
e~rns end forwarding sobse np,oes sud
advertisements Tor this psps', ., hn eihees
m those eitiss rsspectivety.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Ps. directors Of the Cheshire Railroad
hs'e ehos~n Thomas NJ Edwards, Presi.
,dsni, Richard Devens Of Chatie,,ovn
Treasurer, and B. Cook, Clerk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

Il is slated that al old lady 10 lows whRs
recently ia tina woods. vss bitten on The end
Of ssf nose by q rsuissnsks. The old lady
rseossred but the snsks died -Coronsf's
verdic,- Po,sossS ~ sHs6
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

The old line on Lake Ch.mphm hsve
reduced the fare from whitehall 10 S,
Johns 10 IS cents
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

lie tba, wiil tste no sdv,ce Ion be al.
wsyt he o~n eoGneelIof, twill somaimss
hale q f,oi fof b., clicu,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.

Cot,RrtxG ARor1s,,Ep -Heigho! for the coming
generations. The Reform broom which has swept
and as being" swept so iercely throughout the world
brushing down old cobweb notions. and kicking up
such dist in every ouarter-proscrbing eatables
drinkabes wearables sleepables, and all kind of beS
has got at last into Loves own bower" Counting
has been seriously voted down IN solemn conclave !
resolution against nightly courtship has recently
been discussed in Free Will Baptist Convention
sitting In Boston, and passed unanimously. Rev.
Elder hf,ed up his voice against the wicked practice
of ccurlng " the custom Of keeping company IN the
night after the usual hour of retirement, IS corrupt
ing and that it "ought to be done away with"
Nine o'clock Is the usual bedtime. NOW II we
understand the Elder a fellow " may - keep CON-
pany with gal until the bell rings but every moment
be remains afterwards he guilty OF sin. but let us
hear the Reverend gcnt,enlah's objections IN full
Here they
MY objections to it are as follows l. 1t lowers
the dignity of the matrimonial Institution. ,. 1t
subjects great temptation. 3. II disquales the
mind for deliberate action. What merchant could
you induce to close bargain after the fatigue and
excitement of a nights watching Were he TO pur-
chase horse, he would say that be was not fitted to
conclude the bargain til lie had taken some rest
And if all men cautious to tsitiing engage
ent how foolish and wicked is the custom Of nightly
watching to negotiIte engagements important as Life
itself!'
The Elder reasons ike 4 book. We don't Ike his
idea altogether Of making courtshp mere business
Transaction" however. 1t takes away huge slice
from the romance of the thing. We don't fancy this
negotiation for wife as we would for horse
quarter of beef 1t smacks too much of the shop. In
our counting days long time ago we did not
consider il so very " foolish and wicked" habit we
had of sitting up onights. 1t depends however, very
much the temperament and mo;iyes-tbe moral
stamina of man; and our Elder may have felt very
=. foolish and wicked in certain situations, while
we, placed IN similar Ones would have felt uacOm-
monty sensible and innocent 1t all depends upon
ones bringing up Major Noah says, and half
coincide with him, that mans couring days are his
happiest = and we will put the Major against the
Elder any day in the matter o. Courtship.-PortlaHd
IrcHscrist.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-27
EONK EtNDING.

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Indianapolis, Indiana. where there AWAY aned and
constantly hand
description Of Blank Books Cor county auditors and Treasfers school
commissioners and magistrates, with without printed heads
In alte Blank Books they the Improved Patent mode
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keep the leaves firm and solid while the book coming
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la elegance durability Of finish
their books equal he higher
in price.
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Of Fancy articles sch ias and Containers
kels Card Gases Albums Spectacle Cases Cigar Cases. Pocket
Books. and Mute n0ks.
MUSIC PAPER always hand, which various
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bound The best style, reasonable prices and
The most improved pattern Of Ruling Machine just received
Books and paper ruled to any pattern
They do al kinds Of binding in French
s Calf Morocco Plain Extra and SEper Eytra
Gill edge Finish All kinds Of Law and in.eeaved peri
odicals bound alc which personal attention will be given
oid Books rebound desired The
instrumentation Isaac BlAcKFoRp Supreme Judge GEO.
DUEs, Treasurer Of State M hoRRs Auditor OF State SAMUEL
MEaEItl President Of State Bank j. NJ RAY, Cashier OF see
Bank e. " Cary, OF Cempany
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