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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-29

PROCESS OF SURGERY IN Nrw-HAwP-
sHIRE.-From an eariv pericd in the his
tory Of New-England, New-Hampshire
has been blessed with surgeons Of rare
qualifications. Although it is proyerbial
that the Granite State IS a rood onc 20 20
from, there Is adhesivcness in the medical
profession there, that does not appertain
to the other liberia! professions. Some Of
her great lawyers, who now have rep
utltion as extensive as the boundaries Of
civilization, were not appreciated n home,
and therefore sought among strangers The
patronage due their high qualifications
Clergymen, whose talent aud requirements
do honor to their native bills, are exerting
moral influence in other parts of the
land Of incalculable service. Men of
great energy Of character and uniir;ng
enterprise in mercantile pursuits, mailing
from New-Hampshre, are on the high
road TO fortune in almost every city in the
Union. But the surgeons, born and bred
there, with few exceptions, remain to bless
the people with their skill. DR. Nathan
Smith, the fonnder of the medical insiitu-
ton atDart. College was man of extraor-
binary attainments. DR. Twitchel of
Keene, one eff the most eminent operators
of the North, is still in active business
DR. Mussey, who also gave character to
the surgery of New-Hampshire, emigrated
within a few years to the West, bat his
mantle seems to have fallen upon DR.
Crosby of Hanover, Who is surely rising
to the same proud distinction.
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-29
LIBERAL Rrorrsrs. The late Holm Per

LIBERAL BEoUEsTs. The late John Par
ker, of Roxbury, Mass, has by his will
made a series of muniicent requests The
sum Of S34 900 for the Farm School
$4,000 fer the Howard Society-&4000
TO- the Temperance Society," $500 each
to the Eye and Ear Inirmary and Blind
Asylum $1,000 to the Seamen's Aid
Society, &c. He gave S60,000 for pub ic
charitable purpos,s-ofthis sum $4,000
goes TO Harvard University, to aid "snch
scholars as shall exhibit peculiar natural
capacities for the Sciences" other
$4,000 for free beds in the Massachu-
sets General Hospital. he also LET; SIG,-
$50 to his minister, Rev. Mr.. Putnam
The total amount ofbequests is S34I ,50G.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-01-29

T. w. DoRR.-The Providence Journal
saws. ave believe that the Committee oil
the Legislature to whom the petition for
DORIS release has been referred. will report
favorably, and that the General Assembly
will pass an act ibera,ing Thomas w. Dorr,
upon his taking the oath Of allegiance to the
State, and not even requiring of him to peti-
ton himself for this act Of clemency."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
Thc Siate OF Indi ana, Marion county
ADNINgSTRATOE,S SALE.

Probate Marion
~ Indiana, administrators of the Thomas
Moore deceased will the 2h day of Fe ay next offer sale
the following Described premises Five
commencing AT the north west Of tie west half Of the south
OF three township SIXTEEN,
thence Of little branch that into FAN creek and
the line Also the half Of
rr'aiung 10 and i60O Also, Pa of the north
quarter of section the township and aforesaid
bounded follows commencing hall
Fall
middle thereof line between sections and three
said line the place Of beginning
Also O
the quarter Of Thirty
Of containing y Aso the noth
the south west quarter OF secon hfu IN the township and
aforesaid, confirming and the
of the noh OF ecin three in township sixteen
four containing 10 and Is leo in all containing $50 and
a. 100 bectto te right interest," and Of dover there
in of Jane Moore, widow OF said deceden
Said said premises o'clock p
said day. the following wits third Of the purcs
money paid hand the third thereof in six months from
rensinins third thereof in
Of n the above property sold the
SALE will he Immediately offered Tor @ the Of yea
iom the day Of sale. T. ~ SINNER. Administrators,
THOMAS MOORE, nu"Su""'s'
4 545 29-3W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL ESTAB-
LESHED IS3O.
Gen. George Cooke, LII. ID,
RETURNED FROM ENGLAND
CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
C0NFTDENTTALLY

No. 3, Norton street Albany, n. Y.
HNHIs Pantropic Institution. established D. 1885, uni
ian edce, located in retired part OF the city, detached
from any plare of public wnatever tie Gle Of the build
subject TO be the observed all Dr. Cooke founder Of
the Hospital the only resident physician and devotes his whole
time and attention TO the welfare of the unfortunate The Offices
or conveniently arranged are on e GROUND noo
me Hospital up stairs Is also repee with every facility Tor the
Of the worst forms of Disease Gravel
Seminal Weakness elect Structure in the Urera lmpotency
Syphilis aud Gonobea Geneative and Nervous Debility Mrcu
in their malignant and advanced Dr. Cooke
acknowledged 10 lie celebrated IL is proyerta thn all
and
nary e."aDiar with the practice Of medcine he
ably his patients aud frequently the patients OF
The Oldest advertising physician city
hnny, ~ Y.--his medical talents unrivalIed.
Among the celebrated physicians OF the Gen.
Cooke M D. L. L. d. cf albany, ~ the founder Of the Al
hany Lock Hospta He Is mentioned highest
praise for his and only by ed
OF Ills proclaimed by the lecturer
literature and from the sacred desk pal
sWhenever Dr. Cooke OF Albany. they
politely conducted spacious private Office LITERALLY
crowded with credentials OF tie highest order in large glass
frames. snh the inspections Of hs paiiens-very few
hold such documen and equivalent for
his fee receive corresponding peserpion The attire Of
after the Episcopal order solid in bis osom. with
gold buckles in bis shocss Of itself an iucement 10 visit
this profound Physician this friend 10 humanity and OF Cod
.Ner
THE Lock Hospital America Phlantropic Infu
established benign auspres Of tie celebrated DR.
Cooke No. Norton Albany ~ " for the relief and
REPEATED hest asylum
Urinary patients very medical attendance including
which very materially facilitates recovery
Dr. Cooke the humane founder Of desirable retreat
and sacred security resides on TIE ire most mednons
NAV there ronfdence-fee homepursue
enjoy the iety Of the eminent
physician well the most benevolent man OF the agH@
Dr. COOKE PERSONALLY HIS PATENTS.
NO ? NORTON STREET, ALBANY. N Y. Fly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
BOOK BINDING.
And Account Book Mandatory.

EBAY, TYLER CO. wholesale and Aanuae-
~ Of Blank Account Books dealers in Stationery &C.,
n ie @ BSdag gr wns.gtoa Street, opposite the Palmer Hotel
Indianapolis Indiana where there he tained and i'll
he found constantly hand the various articles heii Every
description Of Blank Books CIR county auditors and Treasures sche
commissioners and gisaes, with without printed heads.
In ALT their Blank they
ing which eag Nth great Fiy nd incomparahy
other ptod devised for blank hooks. and viii
firm and solid bile lasts,
pieces oen the with all other methods The
sewing renders the books double old kind
In elegance durability, aud superior style finish
their books equal the best Eastern work higher
in price. a
ID T. & Co.. also prepared to manufacture an descriptions
Of Fancy articles such Ladies' and Genemen Po F0os
ke Card Cases Albums Spectacle Cases Cigar Cases. Pocket
MUSIC PAPER hand, which bound
and Bands supplied shortest notice,
the best style eaSanabe prices and short notice
improved pattern Ruling Machine
Books and paper ruled To any pattern .-.-.
They prepared do all kinds Of Binding In French and Eng
ls Calf Morocco Plain, Extra and ESra Marble and
Gilt edge Finish All kinds of Law and ineeaved works and peri
personal
Old Books ehound style desired and the lowest
Isaac BacKFoRD Supreme Judge III.
DuNS, Treasurer of NJ MohRIs Auditor Of
MERR President Of State Bank j. NJ. RAY, Cashier of state
w. CADy, Secretary Of W.
Esq n. b. PALNER, ESQ., Sly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
TAXES IN INDIANA.

rEyE respectfully public that he
uablised the of n
the STATE Whist the State Auditors Office, I've
acquaintance and make with
which his order VIII he received
money.
attend the payment Of interest canal lands
ands and the collection lie
also make sale for reside mis- aud others
From cqlainianrr with tic lind
lands themselves in the northern
the State having employed by the in survey
commissioner selecting
Of ands faers he
render satisfaction 10 all WHO may employ him.
His per for ayme Of taxes is 10 cent on the ri
taxes $40 county, and cent Il $50;
o paid in addition.
Once m Meridian, south Of Washington street
AUSTIN w. MORRIS.
Reference made-o Fletcher & Ruler and o. H. Smith,
ctarty Harrison, Merchants INDIANAPOLIS
Williams and John Simpson, of Cscinnati Wurtz, Mus
grave and Pauldng, West Co., Merchants Phlade
phia Hon. H. Blake, Commissioner Of General Land Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
ATTENTION,
Farmers and Mechanics.
Buy trhere yOH can buy cheapest,
I'D Ill .,L.-. 49,, ,,,,. Ill J.o,-<,F

Buy uheTe yoH can bury cheapest
saRd sell uheTs yoH sell dearest.
FENE Subscribers and Produce
II than befure. They MILLING BUSI-
NESS, their old and and Run Of
four Run in continual operation without Of time dressing
Run will he dressing and in order They have repaired
their Wagon Shed for the accommodation of FARMERS,
public rally No accounted the
the and the and Of grain the mill book
No bags be e In the mill than three days aer
missed orders Miller
Mi except the
Miller getting notice and taking OF the The
price viii be paid for Wheat in cash. in trade LOT Of sheed
Corn wanted. .
Dry Goods and Groceries.
We have received direct from the East
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware and Leather, which will he sold
prices Wheat
Bacon and in fine for produce generally SAN at SO
bushe dollars IS 100 lbs
and Goods and PRiCES3 before purchasing elsewhere
Connected with the above, BLACKSMITH SHOP
An kinds Of work done order. Flows constantly hand
be sold Cor produce and CoopeIs STUFF.
JOHN CARLISLE
DANIED CARLISLE,
mo. McCUTCHEON.
Indianapolis, Sent. 2I 1874. GIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
FRESH ARRIVALS.
David Craiphcnd

NM 0ULD respectfully infnrm his old and the pHbe
w generally that he bias Just received the Eastern oiess
where he selected
assortment Of Fresh Dags Heee, Surgical Instruments, Medical
Giascar Pam Ofs pdrRishes, Spirits Of TDpHp Waite Lao.
WndOr Glass Due Wood Dye % Pe and Liquors, Brnshe,
SpzEish
o.
av purchased his stock principally for Cash he enabled aud de-
ternd sell very reduced for cash. for such articles Of
trade Is he
sicans Country Merchants Pedie Painters FuIers Hers
invads respectfully ny his stock and
prices. nAtt-
Particular attention win he paid compromising medicines and the
storeop n either by q night.
ainnance Of the heretofore extended him
fully invited.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

<DEATH FROM VOLUNTARY Sra RvATIoS. considerable
sensation has peryaded the neighborhood Of Camden
town, III consequence of runor obtaining circulation
that DIR. George Swiney, we-known from his excen-
trick habits, had expired ON that day, from the effects
OF voluntary starvation. The unfortunate gentleman
possessed large fortune but lived in greatest
cluslon not going out of doors more than five six
times during entire year. The only peason about
him was his housekeeper. He had shaved for the
last two years, and his beard nearly extended to his
waist. He always most abstemions In his diet
but during the last few months, notwithstanding the
entreaes of his housekeeper, he would scarcely par
take of any FOOD and for the last month he perempto
rally refused to allow the slightest noufishmcnt to
pass his lips, excepting and then small quantates
Of cider In consequence of his refusal he gradually
sank. On Sunday morning last, becoming nearly inse-
sibe. his housekeeper called in Knaggs surgeon, who
found him In state of stuPor and having rallied him
little, prescribed for him, but he refused to take the
midcine, and expired shortly after. Some weeks
prior to his death, DR.. Swiny his householder
TO chemists in the neighborhood for prusSic
acid but the chemist refused to let him have it, Be-
fore death, the deceased gentleman made WILL which
proves the excentricy of his character. He desires
to be inferred in st. Martins burial ground, Pratt
street, Camden town, and trst his funeral should be
on foot; his coffin be covered with bright yellow CLOTH
and the pail and cloaks of the mourners to be of the
material and color. Three female children to be
clad white chosen by his chief executor, pre-
cede his con for which service he has left to each Of
them legacy of ECO, and also f20 to be expended
in Furnishing their funeral dresses. He has bequeath
cd f5C00 TO the trustees to the British Museum for
the establishment of leciureship geology; and
f5,C00 10 the Royal Society of Arts, out OF which
sum the first freebooter, whether in England Ireland,
Scotland, that should reclaim and bring into cult-
walton the largest amount of waste lands was re-
ceve 100 guineas, to DO presented goblet of equal
palre; this gift to be renewed every xe years. Five
gentlemen Of high attachments In literature, art, and
science, have been appointed by Dr. Swiney his
executors. They have already had his viii carried
into effect, by placing his body in coffin covered
with bright yellow cloth, and studded with gilt nails
and there is little doubt the whole of his extraordinary
requests will be rigidly adheared to-Engish paper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

The GREAT ASrI-RENT AGrrAToR, " Big Thunder, -
alas DR.. Bougton, has turned States evidence and
disclosed all. The Sheriff of Columbia has the names
Of the an;i-rent leaders throughout the Safe. Two
fel1-pieces and some captured near
Hudson the close of last week. rumor from Hud-
son says that instruction and attempt of the anti
to lynch Big Thunder expected there but
the military were fully prepared for any emergency.
A correspondent of one of the New York papers
gives the following account of the hero Big Thunder
- | yesterday availed myself of opportunity to
visit big Thunder and was particularly struck
with the inapplicability of his de guerre. He
young man, of genteel appearance ard prepossessing
address, and the reverse Of any thing indicated by
"Tbundcr," big little When l entered, he was
reading, but Immediately rose. He was introduced to
me as q Big Thunder
He Immediately corrected my attendant, saying
evidently annoyed by the "reminiscences associated
with it. that that was not his name, but DR.. Boughton
He asked how he felt. To which he replied, 50
do rot feel WELL either at heart or in body. / have
left young wife and infant child at home The
thought of that is enough and here he burst into
tears
He appears to be- and no doubt is penient, and ha,
given proof of it, by delivering up the memorandum
book, from which the sheriff has been able to ascer
tain the names and whereabouts of the ring leaders
IN the anti-rent rebellion"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

SLAVE CAsE.-The following decision has been made
in Ohio. by the Supreme Court:
% a slave fled from his owner, was pursued and re-
captured in Pike county, Ohio Sundry citizens of this
State agreed with the owner that if he would ren-
quish his right to transport the slave to Virginia and
ucrumit him. they would pay him $500.
The court held, that note given in this State for
the sale of slave, without consideration, and pay
thereof be enforced in the courts of the
State.
- That under the constitution and laws of the Unit
ed States person living in Sieve State has right
to pursue fugitive slave into this State to take and
remove him; that the obligations colectable
BECAUSE upon the facts the consideration of the prom
lie was the PLAINTIFFS REIMBURSEMENT of the right tc
remove his slave"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

ANIMAL MAGNETISM IN CHISA.-This is understood
in the celestial empire and turned to good account,
being practced by the BARRIERS of Canton 81 Observed
says NJ Bnrget that the greater part of the patients
slept while they were being shaved, and could not
account for this singularity Bnt one morning OBJ
served nan seat himself on a stool little apart
from the rest; Il began my task of sketching, when
the barber instead Of commencing his operations plac-
ed him elf before his customer, and first of all took
bold of his hands, then passed his several times
over the shoulders, and before the face Of the SITTER
who shortly fell into state Of quiet drowsness if be
did not actaaly 60 10 sleep. He then moved his GUS
toners head about in every direction he pleased tc
facilitate the operation of shaving When he had
finished. he shook the sleeper gently and awoke him
Iffequeny saw the same thing practised afterwards
.-lCapfain Pidding's Chinese Olio and Tea Talk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

VIcTIMIzING A DRY GooDs MEKcHANT.-A certain
fashionable dry goods merchant in New York was
tcmized by lady, not long ago, the tune of $1,000
She alghted at the store from eleeai. equiPage,
selecteda $3.50 shawl mislad her purse found tagan
in the store rendered in payment for the shall
terfet $1,000 bill, received $50 in change and
ished The story, the True Sun says, is true and the
scene Ct the trick Stewards. in Broadway.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

SCIENCE is one great art of conversation lie is
not fool who knows when to hold his tongue. and
person may gain credit for sense, eloquence wit, who
merely says nothing to lessen the opinion which 9TH
eTs have of those qualities in themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES.


EOfElGt AEEAGffMENI.
hereby the 9Th
" writ Of Foreign Attachment issued 10y William Sui
Justice Of the Peace Of Centre Tow nshp Marion Comfy
the State Of Indiana the instance and The affidavit Of lanes
D. BTnion against the goods aud chae credits and effects Of 10
seph Spear late Of said and that will the 2
July, e45 10 O'clock A. NJ. office indianapolis
county proceed aud decide upon said whereof the
st Joseph Spear and all others concerned will take nutce.
Jany IA, IS45 3O-3w WAL SULLIVAN, J. p. [sEALI
HE State of Hndiana, Marion County:
In IHK MARION crRcCrr CoURr, 0croBKR TERN, 1911.
Bal ia CAaRc9y.
Samuel
Andrew Philips Emily fein Phillips William Benton Phillips,
Ellen Phillips Martha Phillips and Mary Elizabeth Phillips who
VIE said defendants all and each hereby notified
IL first February 1874, the said complainant
Daniels flied his Bill c Complaint in the above entitled
them. the Clerks Office V said Marion Circuit CCn that the
Is pending in sid Court and that unless they and plead
calling
the Of said Count, he held the Court House nd-
annapolis the fourth Monday in April the and the
and hRgs therein contained be akeaas confessed and
against
BY Ct said Couf, October 90 1874.
Attest, r. B. DUNCAN, c,ak
WICK x BARBOUR Solicitors 30-Jw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
HARDWA ARE.
NEYY HARDWAsiE STOU

NEW N kD ~ A He , EOEkE,
s,o,e PIar N0rpoos Badag second door from IA,
niersisnei would respectfully inform the public
w. tint receiving opening, directly Pbla
deIphis, an extensive assortment of
Hardware AMI Cutlery
all knis selected expressly Tor this market His articles
the Consisting Of Shove Spades, Forks, Hoes
Axes Iatchet3 and Blacksmith
Rssps Files Nsaw Files Pne Bits Single and Double Icu
Building Materials of all kinds and patterns such Knob Locks
(enu,n Tocks Cheis Rim Iatches, Thumb Latches Bolts
Hinges aud Screws, of all sizes.
purchasing article the above
will d. themselves before
other STAGES will be sold for cash for such ar
ces OF trade he A. BIRD.
Indianapolis, Nov. 1874. ply
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
GREAT BARGATNs---Priccs Reduced

TIME subscriber has make further the
nsices of his Shoes while mis-,
mse that shall finished in the neat and ubstan
al characterized his establishment and
give II such decided preference public The
well aware that
his manufacture IN cheapest In the end Con
Produce fair Call his
ia nd, opposite Browning's. su "A. kNODLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
TO IsACWELORS,

vu1UE undersigned has hand for cash, Ira
Chains Double buried Locks Saws Chiseis, Files OF all sort
single Buttons with general assortment OF Hard Wal
ss.,i md a.. A.. Bird
Onnoste Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
BOOKS.
GUITAR, Or THE ROSE-BOWER.
A Tale Of Persia.
BY JOHN s. REID, ESQ.

vu,IE above roem TRANSACTIONS from the Persian Of shz
coising 20D pages 70 mo-, will he publish
ed eiy June rind and bound fame,
style.
Subscriptions received by Davis Publisher, and G.
P. Chapman, Stale Printers, Indianapolis.
ID~c ls44
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
~ FnNIiE undersigned Is very thank ful for the lhe-
~ raj patronage bestowed on him for the two
- past years, and he hpes merit continuance
*eV 80 OF the lie haers himself at by his In
dtStfy rinctuaiiy and strict attention TO business,
10 be able 10 give satisfaction 10 AL who may give
him call. He has permanently settled himself in this place. ana
thing durable and cheap
ether establishment lie win sell his work To correspond with
shall sell lower r cash han ms
shoes,
Yourself
Hides Taow Beeswax Feathers Flour, Wheat, &c &c viii at
few doors east ct Vance
Beafy's sephens's Office Ct which those In
debt will take due notice. 32-y WILEY L. HATES
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
NE w GOODS.

psT received from Philadelphia Graydons Hardware Store
81 supply Articles viz Building Mate
rails Saddery Coach Materials Findings Wagon
makers and Coopers' Tools Backsmihs Bellows An
wills and Vices Ton Leather Carriages Patent LEATHER Oil Cloth
Carptinc Fancy Plush Sausage Mncs
Co pers Locking Classes Glass Lanrn> Lard Lamps for
and narlors es Chimney Glasses and Wicks &c. &c.
Q6
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
HARDWARE.


HUST from Philadelphia atGaydons Hardware Sore
% sign addition Stock embracing
sickes best Ju
malta bar cast steel shear american blister
and spfns anvs an backsmths bellows castings
tools Curry knives
and ranised Tin In seus Glass lanterns
orneuss celebrated hanging lamps for lard looking
building materials Of all kinds sadery fancy and plain
Hog SKINS oil cloth carens Nathalie castings
FOR coach aud brass wire kettles &C. &c
indianapolis, June l. 1874 %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23

VIM. w. Weaver d Charles Williams,
GA NDERTAKERS ard Coffin makers, inform the public
k{2 u they turned their attention the above bus
~ with view release the friends Of deceased
EXx Of attending death Of friend,
HH whole
W They furnish either horse hearse-aso
required They keep hand collins Of al sizes.
Attendance all hours Their arangeme enable them
E3 do their business than heretofore All orders from the
country promptly attended 10.
indianapolis Jan. 9Th, 1874. 29-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
40 mARRIED MEN.

kettles, Mills Knives and Forks
Butchers Knives, Britannia Tea and Table spoons Shovel
and Tonrs of all sizes Canestcks aud Shutters Also spen
did Looking Glasses of different sizes and patterns
Strops quality with almost
all for oi cash approved cred
nd produce cheap Hardware opposite the Paine
Ilo,.. 2i-y A. BIRD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-01-23
BOOK kimberly
and Bl1nk Book Mandatory,
81 AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
La r. & HELL

MANUFACTURERS or
0CBLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS-iN1
WHOLESALE
XNlIL keep constantly hand Bintery,
w Washington street. Of the Journal Office, and deSy
opposite the Post Office full and cnmete supply of the various
ticies usually kept In siIuiiar establishments,
Deed Reord, CaP IeEg, Medium Roaai and Royal sizes