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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-27
BOARDING HOT az,
.erly the rcsldence vi sir VIII
SANS sOUCI HOTEL, BALLsToN SPA, n. Z.
-. IuIS LuNu hNNNN AND EANUkITE ESlAH.

er-lHlS LONG KNOWN AND FAtOkITE kSIAU'
:s lzhment, with the extensive grounds belonging ~
and all sppur-nsnces, has been recently put ntoths
most perfect orc, and repair, aHd viii b. opened fof NE
reception Vt the 18th of june next
r, Inducements and adv sntagcs offered by The 9oDo
Souci ade hiiu summer relreat are too widely known
% render ptOn Necessary tts rparouo end
elegant saloons and Apartmens-uD rich and divueDod
auy vi pleasure grounds, now In The msecss
of finish and cuiysuon-the quiet retirement OF ~
shady and the comfort and order which u 10 lneci
aud ciaI ils whole establshmouo-
III combine 10 present unrveiei s'uscuons TO hs psoue
generally
easons. prefer quiet AMI feposs oer peculiar sdvua
ages. Its location 10 slN miles from Saraoga Spnngs, viii
which has anon BY railroad several day,
nus aordng easy opportunity VI mngng In the gsitss 81
uDusemenls Of thai iasnonsbe watering place, Without b.
n subjected To the and confusion VI lie eSowdA
The Saratoga Mineral Waters VIII be- constantly furnished
fresh heslhu and sparkling al the springs smsslvea
There also Mineral Fountains IN the Immediate vicinity
II the Sans Sonc of great value and efficacy The NV
SULPHUR SPRIsc Barns at Sarnioss Lake, four mDo
siant carriages viii from Tie Hotel a all Ines fos
he accommodation o visitors ho may Wish s oohs
TO enjoy the delightful scenery Of the lake.
The SOuc Will be under the Charge of MIRA H. n.
CRANE snd H. w. HUkfOKD, late Of tho Eagle Tavern,
Albany; and they trust that their personal Efforts together
with many advantages and sitrscons, viii rea1eg
all that could be wished tor by those who ssek hsaldht
omfort Or pleasure during the coming season
jos Dn
- NkWBTK1.H 81 siMEK KETKEAT.-fSs
- subscriber respectfully announces to us public tio -
sull continues To keep ise above named BOAkDIN0
ESTABLISHMENT for the reception of thoss who may
Wish enjoy the advantage OF cool and healthy cimosphee
chs House - LARGE and COMMODIOUs, and pIsssesuy
itlsied Academy Hill, within i've minutes waik u ~
eambosl landing The prospect one Of the richest % ~
IudsOn afording unotstructed view " Newbgn ooy
nd fine view VI West Point thu Highlands, Mountains.
ccnrry Families single persons he accommodap
,,ih board by ~. dsy or weeA at = reasonable price
Newburgh, May, is45 Imyl7 aInIsipl L. p. DODGE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

or pauper-ticket for bread and coal. Here,
too, they are too often banked The Inns
house is full and .overflswi1g-the Public Cha
rites of all kinds are choking with the&!erce
assaults of shivering and samished beggsry-
what can these peor woman do? We are'truly
told that when sometimes hunted out By the
hand OF private charity they have been found
SO given over to hunger and despair at their
repeated rehufis from the Alms-house or the
oYerdriven Commissioners that they had re-
solved to starve without frrther effort. I'm
defstand us not as censuring the directors or
distributors OF those Public Charities. At,rre-
sen. we know nothing but that they do all they
car. We shall ceu.e to tie facts about tlem
in Glc time.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

a1N.nnRfsE AT PROVIDENCE. A preacher or
this doctrine, by the name of Sheppard, has
been making Gnite a noise recently at Rrov-
dence, and, aiGed by few crazy-headcd non
and women, sc far enroachcd upon the peace
and quiet of the city few nights as to attract
the attention ofthc police. A large number of
boys and men had collected about the house be-
fore the officers arrived, and were adding to
the cos,luson which had before seriously dis
turbed the neiGhbors. Some of the Milcr:tes,
too, came out doors, and added fuel to the
flame, by impIorng God ia rain fire and br.m-
stone on the dcpA who haG come there to dis
turb them. One of the two ladies who were
taken into custo(y by the officer, also called
for fire and brn-e.one for soHlo distance on her
way to the watch-housc: bat finding her pray
crs lluitIess, she concluded to make the best Of
matters as they We're, and devoted her lungs
afterwards, To preaching, singing, and prasing
God. The next morning she was fined five
dollars, which she could not pay; whesuupyu
Justice Ha2ea told her she rnutt 20 to i.tI. to
which She replied .'w0'. ard accompanied the
Jilioor round .us Cove "H9 pJvaoara &C.
Zaito says Sue was y.rp rls and cmaoatca.
and it's the opinion Of . physician acquainted
with her else, that 1@...s ,g. mia cui be YER,
soon restored to qnet, she must re.ululsn hrr.
hold on he. The other woman, l.a w.ta of 70
man Il hjgI! responsibility. was les excited.
and at the rcqges. ul aa. uUasaud she ra.u,inr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21
FOR ANNAPOLIS. can.

= ,4ana74 FDE AbNl DDl4IS. GAME
$22ssaRy1 kssaBRlD DEE and EASTON, The steamer
.atsfaltS<iss2E- VI AIRY LAND having undergone a tho
rough repair, and Il very handsome Improvements both
in hull and machinery, viii resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, lcth last She vii! leave Baltimore from the
lower end of nugan's wharf at 7 O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge and Easton, leaving EasOH on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. b. way OF Cam.
bridge and annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR c. -TERJOHE end CENTRETTLLE
ON MONDAY, the 18th inst, she will 20 TO Ches
toriown and back, leaving Baltimore al O'Clock. aHd
continue the above until further notice. Passage ~.
ms LLhtEiI q. TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21
DAILY TO THE SOUTH.
EG' THE Bay LINE, CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL.
FALSEHOOD REFUTED!


FHyHF RALDIMuR SpEAN p1CES Errp
X COMPANY are under the nrrrssi,v 81 rehn,,i,i
the palpale rslsrhoOd ~ stated in Tho odvarn,ar7
OF the "Great Southern, Mail Line ), Of JnIy lath -,
which they so often aude to the Bay Line;
lst They state thai thew are the only line that ssua
Through Tickets TO Weldon and rhnriesto,, miss
not truc-as the Rav Line daily issmc 'Thronoh Tick
cts to Weldon ard Charleston which arr rheerCvlIv
respected hv the WiIminpton j,omnanv NJ tbev ara
punctualy paid =" '' "''
ID. Theystae that the traveller GAINS ID hours in
advance OF those that take the Bav Line rms iy oiyo
tG'Sc-as the traveller that leaves baltimore in thr
Bay Line is two hours ahead nj prtrrshnrg rwharn
both lines come togehrrl Of The :. Grcsy NM Tic,,
leaving Baltimore same time
Sd. They state that travellers who tber t,nu,b
Tickets to Charleston for sol save "a o. Tgiy i;
shamctti'y jtASc-as The Ray lime is,nr Tnrounh
Tlct Is To Charleston iir sol rrludrun s,,nn,r nig
ing and breakfast in The Gn,is IN nv p,jni Lni, ,
saving Of al5O over the Cir.gf lTaii linz y az -,
ycIlprS mast slccn ana eat ON b,l linz. Jgrr to,a
those who natiuuI-c The Paw Limo rnt ,,l, saw, ,
nev. but save wear aud frar of u,Iy,. ,r,n I," nf
sir,p, changes Of baecaga Sc. rs i'm rp., ,. ~, ,l
,.i1rea' Mail lime" "
AIN. They stur IN No. ial.saiarr, ar,,,, in p,,r.I
jE hours r~~ tigi' 'rln au,r Ly the Ga, Lin, j51
ga.auLig uRTHr--H l,u b.. il.,, own .,IrltIr i,r
pg.acu or. asri,. .a ,.tur.. ..gt.q,l r'.,. =
3 III" i|ay Line they anIy, III O'Clock. p u is.r
Ing Ha.l iHD.r same Time.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

VESSEL sunk. We learn from the Norfolk
Beacon that the sloop Geo, Washington, Ste
phenson, of Norfolk, from I.denton, with wheat
bound to Baltimore, sunk on Sunday last about
three miles below the n. w. Lock of the Ca
nal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

WPODfES, ROCKS. Just received a further
y supply OF the following:
The Poets and Poetry ot Europe, by Lougtcllow.
The holy City and its elvlruHs, by the R"y'd Geo.
Williams illustrated.
The Bible EXp0sitot, combinations Of the truth of
the Holy Scriptures, from uhs rvatOGs Of recent ira
vcers, illustrating the manners and customs of the
places referred to in the Bible.
Mackey's Lexicon of Free Masonry.
Wilson s Co.'S illustrated Bible History, in vols.
Paper containing lli engraynGs, for 623 cts
Together with a constant supply Of standard and
Miscellaneous Books, School Books, Staff merry, sc.
PARSONS y PRESTON,
booksellers, StationCrS and Blank Book mauutactur
erS, No 5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De
pot. ives
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

ANTI-RENTERs. The Livingstons, Yer
planks, Armstrong;, and other nonresident
proprietors of landed estates in the middle
counties of New York, publish card in the
Albany Argus, declaring their readiness to sell
the lands to tenants, in fee, con fair terms.n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21


The animal was apparently Of great age
This we infer froR the enormous leHgth and
size Of the Tusks, and the fact that some OF the
bones which IN younger animals are separate,
seemed to have grown firmly together. This
opinion is likewise confirmed by Che loss Of the
front tooth in each row. The remaining teeth
are, however, in a perfect state Of preservation.
The tuSks, as is always the case, began to crum-
bic as soon as the air struck them, and in a few
hours fell mostly in pieces.
The two bones of the fore leg when set up
with the shoulder blade on the top, measured
about eight feet high. The height Of the ami
nal any one can guess from the measurements
the width Of the hips was about seven feet,
and he probably weighed ten tons.
All of the long bones have been found except
one Of the small bones Of the hind leg, Ga fb-
ua and two or three oil the false ribs. The
following is list Of the bones found:
Skull and lower jaw, thirty vetcbt@ or back
bones two shoulder blades two fore legs, pei
Wis entire, two hind legs except one bone, So
ribs, two bones of the tongue, (hyoid bones)
breast bore and about two bushels Of the bones
of the feet, &C., and the tail.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

TOKENS or RESPECT. The Philadelphia
papers state that the flags Of the steamboats, on
the river Delaware were hoisted at half mast
on Tuesday morning, in respect to the memory
of General Mcdonald, who died at Baltimore
on Monday. The deceased was one of the
Oldest steamboat owners in the country.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

- Es..s; FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
10y - :sssc5a BRIDGE, AND EASTUN. The tine
a,'S'srfSft4 steamer MARYLAND viii leave Bal
tn1rc on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'iock for the places above named start
in" from the lower cud ct Dugau's wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
lVl2 l.. @. TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

POSTAGE IN GREAT BRITAIN. The total
number Of letters delivered in the United King
dom i'll the year 1914 was 242 millions, which
is an increase of nearly % millions on the pre-
yious year. The number before the reduction
Of the rate was 10 millions.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

NIoLATING TIE SABBATH. A number of the
storekeerors of Cincinnati have recently been
"haulod over the Goals" for keeping their stores
open on the Sabbath day. On Friday last, l6
of them were each fined "a and costs, and
one $40.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

IMPORTANT DECISION. Asa Stauuton slave
of William Hobbs, Of Frederick county, Md,
was arrested at Lancaster, Pa, last week,
where he fed several yearsago. He was taken
before Judge Lewis, of that city, and after
thorough Investigation Of all the facts, ordered
to be delivered over to the claimant in accor-
dance with law. The abolitionists subsequent
ly attempted his rescue, but failed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

d. .fs~I BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
E 81 4. s1',-7sss.s EXCURSION no NORFOLK. OLD
.t@a.- .,its slss2- POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND SACK TO BALTIMORE. BY the Baltimore
Steam Packets superior and coIgfnrlahr steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt. Coffee, and HERALD, Capt. Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, nj O'Clock.
?. NJ and return Monday follow ing, leaving Norfolk
same hour. Daring this excursion passengers VIII
have the opportunity of going III the Steamer Jcwcss
Capt. sutton on every Saturday afternoon, on an rX
cusi1n to Cape Henry, and may b. left at Oh Point
Comfort, where The Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
A. this excursion Is so ber ctciG' To nvaids BY get
ting the sea breeze and advantage OF salt water atss
many who cannot leave home only for short time
will ind this tp Of much advantage.
{C-PassGge and fare for the round trp viii be made
at moderate price by applyugt
jcl3-tf II. SHEPHERD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

TEooPs FOR TEXAS. The fine barque Ba-
chelor, Captain Horton, now at Richmond, has
been chartered by government, to transport
the troops from Old Point, destined for Texas.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

Gasy S Eghsaed ever! Saturday morning, at the low
Pfies q ~ go a1, per anEna,, IVA ,,;,,,a,
an Which he advance M yn,eI,t exnires
------.------------- -----------
TIE sEAMsTREss Es-A SAD PICTURE.
~, m, cr
'' 10" loiN lI.o"ie yves l''e '"2
melancholy picture ct the laOors and suteriHgs
Of the Eeanslressos Of shat city. Who will ask
e., cham c'otLipr after seail, what ,la}o3 If 81,
c,,,, ,,o ,,,ro..,r,, ~, ,,;l ,l,,.i
-
"a ''- P'o' " ''i1 d" ""pl" '''!u 'o'i Is mere
lot lho53 hAlRtE"rpSS VINO arc slHadiiE t!ie3
crocodile tears over The miscri. IS and hsr3.hinr
,r,...r .,.,,... ,.....,r,r., 1.-.lr p.......r
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''''" ""' ''''"'I ''''' % ''i 'I'e -- "''."-
''e>',o lot t2e slaves, IN oeH4O, %. the p1-r and
industrious FeaUls0rgs5.a e. our own city. But
ba.rI.. T,'gugr.
.,.....:... ....,..
'',.-' ~ ''1 ''',
'.''' wa ,'..',''' ',
"'...- -' ','.,- -.'.' ..'' "a" ~! '''J
.'s''' US . '- INC '.o' ~, " '.'.u
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. '' ''.'-''''''' ''1,'
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u,, ,L.r,. .,S o,,,., ..nI. E,',,,,'., a,,,,,,I
,,,forsni,,. ,ba s,l,a ,,r.., ,... ,,,, l., s,,nD,
n manner as TO mas, fen s..,,e f., ;v.o. n;,s If
sleeves. 4 common lest soae,,,rcss caa make
tu,a OF i,le,o SHIRTS pc. div. Sam,Qmes very
swift hands bv working ltg.a suu-iso t. mid
riglt. can make three. i,lis is cUaqI t. seven
ty-lige cents per week IaI.pw,Qr nothing for
IuiIllgs. sickness. .ee.leuts. Eetgr ont of work
&C. for the fist class and - -. Iorthgo,aurs
Good cotton shirts, with linen bos,ms. neat
w stitched, are made for tweItv-liva ccuis (
good scllHstrcs# VIII mako GIG in a dag, thus
earning 81 % per wees, by constant labor.
Fmc linen shirts, with pl1ilol aosoms, which
cannot he nldc by the very hes, hand in less
than fifteen or eighteen hours steady work, are
paid utiy cents caca' ordinary hands make
one SHIRT OF lhiS kiao IN Two days.
DlcE tFoWSttS, "FcFIIls, &c, oiSHt ana ten
cents cach. Drawers ahG understands, uoth
hanncl ana colIoh, rom SIX 10 eiE"t cents, at
the ordinary shoPS' ana - - ~ INC oost'-
One garment Is Gays work Tor some-otIefs
can make TWO
o'tu"o'' u Pr''S'
sometimes VITA gutter DUBIOUS al" Husu' from
is to 81 cents per PAIR one par Is good
Gay Wofh'
vests 10 10 90 . ce"'"-','o l"'1"r proo p"'o
only for work OF the very pest qHaIIly' HGou
hands make on" DAY
Thin coats are made Tor 20 to 5 IL cents q
piece
Heavy Pllot-cloth coats with three pockets,
81 each. coat OF THIS KIND cannot be made
under three days.
Cloth ronnda0outs ana pea-lackets, 20 to 50
cents. Three can be made IN two days.
4 great number OF females are employ
cd III making mems and boys caps. by con-
slant labor fifteen or ighteen hours a day
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

TENNESSEE ELECTION. The Nashville Wing
of the 18th inst. says the democrats have cleo
ted their Governor and secured a majority in
the Legislature. Browns majority will range
from 1900 to 1000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

EARTHQUAKES. Three shocks Of an earth
quake were felt at Ponce, Porto Rico during
the latter part of July. We have lot heard of
any damage.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

PEpEsrnrANIsM. Barlow and Grcenhalgh,
the English pedestrians who visited this coun-
try last year, are again matched to run ten
miles on the 9th November over the Newton
Race Course, England, Grcenhalgh stalking
sel50 against Barlow's 9l00.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

TOURNAMENT. A tournament will take place
at the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, on
Wednesday, 9th of August.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

PUNISH THEM. Nineteen,young men were
committed to Jail in Chanbersburg day or
two ago for kicking up riot at a Baptist
mcntinp.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

LANCASTER Posi- OFFICE. The number of
letters mailed at this office during the month OF
July was 4,7s5. The receipts as compared
with jane lS45 show falling off of over fifty
per cent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, THIS gentleman,
with his family, has arrived safely in London.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

Mr.. EVERETT. The Hon. Edward Everett,
the late Minister to England, will return to this
country with his family, in the Boston steam
er, which leaves England on the .4th pIoximo'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21
LUIS DE LA ROSA.

HOME MISSIONARY. The Rev. French S.
Evans has been selected by the Rev. Thos B..
Sargent, with the consent of Bishop Waugh,
Home Missionary for the city of Washington,
to supply, for the present year, the vacancy re-
Gently occasoned by the death of the Rev.
Charles Z. Browne, who was appointed at the
last meeting of the Baltimore Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

Whole number of pieces of bones, 220.
The animal at some period of his lite had APP
parentIy been injured in bis side. Four OF his
ribs had been broken, one of which had healed,
two were grown fast together, and one had not
healed, remaining loose at both ends.
About two feet lower than the bones of the
Mastodon, in the mud was found a tooth Of Il
Walrus, fact of greater interest to naturalists,
probably, than to our readers.
1t may be proper to state here, that the Mas
todon was not, as is often thought, an antidi
luyian animal, bat of probably only Il few cen
turtles back.
Worthy OF CoMMENDAroN. The Union
says-The following was received on Monday
by the Postmaster General, enclosing three
dollars:
"BALTIMoRs, August 10, 1915.
"Sir: This belongs, in Justice, to the Post
Office Department-be the amount, or near
it. to which member Of Congress abused his
lranking privilege in favor of a private citizen.
At tho time it seemed wrong, though COM
mon. 1t seems SO STILL and this is the only
way of making amends.
GONE WHO WOULD BE HONEST"
More NAVAL PREPARATIONS. Orders have
been received at the Charlcstown Navy Yard
to fit the brig Boxer, now lying there, for sea
also to repair, partially, the razee Independence.
At the Brooklyn Navy Yard, some sixty men
are busily engaged in pulling to pieces and re-
building from the waters edge, the sloop-of-war
Dale. Her destination, we understand, is the
Gulf of Mexico, and she will be ready in about
six weeks.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

nSOR NOW's THE DAY AND NOSV'S
x THE HOUR. Good Clocks from 81 to So for
wood, SO for good Brass excellent time Keepers Gold
Jewery, such Gold Rings D cents; do. Pins 80 cts;
do Earrings 25c pair do. Watch Keys ST. do. Pencils
ST. Britannia sets g pi3cGS) only Si do Coffee Pos
Sl25; Tea do 62s cents Brass CaRdcsrks lSic pair;
Family Grinds'o ones 81; Coffee Mills (Wlson's) only
25 cts; Wallets Hooks aud Eyes; Tapes; Needles Sc
puper; Dressing Combs G.; SIDE Combs &c pairs Twis,
do, cts; Cologne cts sets; G. 5. Butter Knives 25c
Britannia Table Spoons % cts set; Britannia Tea do
l9!c set Cum Suspenders l2I to % cts; cord Cotton
Gloves cts; Hosiery black and white, cents pair
Scissors cts, and general variety of Cheap Goods
very low by
CT. YlCKERs, No. Baltimore street.
jy3O-tf between the Market and the Rridse
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

Ry-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN X BALTi
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
fl carriers, at only sir and quarter cents per week.
payable to the Carriers only at the end Of each week
The Clipper will also be SENT by mail to distant
subscrbers, at the rate of -Four Dollars per yeAr-pay
able, always, in advance.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsrNG:
square, time, $3.50 / square, month, S4,C0
do 2 do. G.75 ! do. do 700
do. do. LOO do. 3 do. 1000
l do. week, LIS do. do. 1900
do. do. 275 90. ! year, 5000
Ten lines or less make a squaref an advertisement
exceed. ten lines, the price will be in psopor,tsi.
All Advertisements are payable at the time Of their
insertion.
H9- THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter Of the
aahy, published eveE! Saturday morning, at the low
price Gf CLIO per anEun.
ny Al papers scat by mail are ksCoStinueitbe daY
~ which the advance payment expires.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-17
Post Once Discontinucd.

The Postmaster of this city informs us that the
post-oce at Clermont. in this county has been dis
continued because of the resignation Of the postmas
ter there and there being no person recommended
fill the vacancy. Therefore it becomes his duty tc
snake known to the people interested in the Office
the cause Of its disconinuance" II wilt be the du
y of the postmaster here to open, deliver and account
for the mails addressed TO the late office at Cermont
Those interested will therefore govern themselves
cordingly.
Our subscribers who have received their papers
that Office viii please inform what disposition tt
make Of their papers,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-17

The "Erceman.,'

We somewhat gratified that the Freeman expects
TO notice erery thing, and at its calling atten
ton to a trihing omission few days since. Weglve
its words:
But there was another outrage committed on the
4th, which the Sentinel and Journal do not seem 10
think worthy of notice. the several fierce as
saults made upon me by an honorable member of the
Common Council, and the visit which several of his
friends made to the house from which had moved but
two days previous, for the purpose of lyrching me.
The matter has not slipped my memory, and will not
for two three weeks to / should not deem II
worthy of alluson if it concerned only the honera
bic City Father and myself but these ourages had
their origin beyond him, iciH speak of them, and IN
language that it will not be difficult TO understand.
We here learn what we never knew before, viz
that persons had threatened TO lynch the editor We
did know however, that city father" (n legd
view only , had acted very foolish and strangely, by
striking the editor-and it said with cause. Ii
all wrong, however; and he was fined according
ly But we hope the editor is mistaken in supposing
that the person alluded to was set on by any one.