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HOVEY & CO, Seed Store and Agriculture

"0NEN IL CO, Seed Store and Agricultural
y II Warebou-e Merchants How, Boson-NurSenesa Cam
bridge Harvard College, Mass only miles from the
for the collections of Vegetable
Agricultural and Grass be found in the
finE and including the newest and
proved and superior collection Of Butous Flower
Roots and the Dahas also Gardening Botanical and Ag
Ticutnml Books
The popnetOs upwards
n thirty Eve offer for OF the largest and richest
collections Of
FrH and Ornamental Trees.
Eyofgreens, Towering Shrubs and Plants.
Pear, Plun and Cherry Stocks
Grape Vines. Raspbeuies,
Greenhouse and Hardy Herbaeeous Plants.
Hoses aud Camenas
Dabihs and Bsbous Flower Roots
Bhabarb and Asparagus Roots
Buckibofn, Abor Vita, for hedges
GfcaatenCn has been devoted fruit particularly pear
fonl VISIT 10 tie most celebrated the fall Up
wards Of 400 varieties o collection
Of which planted yearly
eouaR into bearing by which accuracy
may depended upon.
Tey specially the attention Of euvators To their
Which, being far North, will be better
cold us raised where the comparatively mild
Catalogues gratis
The collection Of Roses unsurpassed comprising
twelve hundred vaf ties which and
snds ~ be obtained n the celebrated euvaiors Of
Fnnce.
The house department complete choice and
desirable varieties ~ Csmrlhn, Poagonum, AEaa, Cactus
Ppony, fuchsa, Chryfsnhemum, Japan Lilies, &C.
'.'Ahbcrti discount made n large purchasers
W ~ orders " be- accompanied with the cash draf
satsfact1ry reference.
Catalogue sent Eau', 10 every post paid applicant
Ordc addressed promptly erecuted the trees or
plants fr-uy Farkci % bear transportation % any p OF The
country anu lpfNufAa Nililul Delay. Do J-5m
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

$780, an and after the Sd of December
1z1z.1s< ~ Boats wlIeave Richmond Mondays
Wednesday,. and Prays NJ precisely aud arrive IN Lynch
burg days al 5. P. NJ.
Returning leave LynehbuE Mondays wednesday, and Fridays
at A. 81, and arrive in Richmond nsIt day At 81 r NJ
Passengers for Staunton,
ny Boats will leave A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays arrive Seotsne at A. NJ and in staunon by
Jpn.
Paseags for Fsrvi zsd Clarion, HaaI Houses
leave Richmond BY the Boats and viii Stages
ersvile-
A.
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GLAHET, PORT, MADEIRA, SHERRY, VA
~ LAGA, CHAMPAGNE, and other Wines and IL
QUORs.-
so eases superior Clarei Wine
40 casks old Port Wine
90 = do for Bar
pipes aud 90 casks Nadeia Wine
10 casks Sherry
50 do sweet Malaga
20 baskets Champagne various brands
100 don. superior London pouer
90 toz. old Hunt, Neaman A Co Grape Juice Port
100 bbis Richardson's Old Rye Whisky
With m ri foreign snd domestic
BRANDEs, GIN, RUN, wHsKEY &c for sale BY wholesae
and retail
We respectfully soch call from keepers Public Houses In
the they purchase hav
inE always on hand TO- IS and 20 Ea packages We
prepared n put quantity that may wanted aud IN
good style GALLAGHER a OLDNRR
Wholesale and Retail Dealers lind. Of Foreign AMI
Domestic Wines md fiquous
ap92 No Pas, Main street
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n OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub

n OOk TO YOUR INTEREST! The sub
scuber and
public generally they have received their usual large supply Of
and other kinds Of ready made CLOTHING for
they additions semi
weekly consisting Of variety Of desirable Coaks Goats Vests
Phnts Drawers Shirts Collars Bosoms Stocks Socks, Hdkfs,
sUspeBdsrs &eh which they will be pleased ct them
a the style and upon the reasonable
fine taken the selection Of their materials
goodness aud beauty well they have taken
made up under dura
bty and OF it, makes their peculiarly
desirable persons Call and SIC for yourselves
at HOOPER Il GRAPHS Virginia Clothing Store,
Ho7-u No 90. Main ST
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GOODEEAR'S METALLIC GUn-ELAsrIC
MACHINE Betting,

PATENTED ls44.
Made only at RoISuy, near Boston, Mas.
5 an article of immense value To consumers OF
IL Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities
I. Perfect equality OF width thickness which
9. No Of heat under FaTenheiI injuries
mains flexible n any degree OF cold
3 Essential and common oils and other
Of which at viii destroy leaheT produce effect
It's OF and durability and when adjusted
chnery does alterations leather
II adapted To All Kinds 81 Machinery. The which
afforded together with the remarkable properties
ders 1t worth the attention Of all who the article.
Cireuar Containing list OF prices will be forwarded
application the subscriber mmeen Agent
promptly
CHARLES w. BURNEY, Selling Agent,
3-6m No. IS Tremopt Row Bnsfon Mas.
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usr received by Express Boston the third of the
" above work which completes re
decisions OF the Courts of Common Law and Admiralty a.
states which has been published
pared by George t. Curtis OF safely h.
said that will be the United States Comyns has
been and Is 10 Englan
In the plan pursued Curtis no under any Of the title,
can have been omitted and presents TO the pro,
body OF Law collected in I'M. eountIyand
complete substitute for many American Reports
For sale low by D. G KING
Q Joo,. h.o., d. D., oa..
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E,aHRie Of Raes-Jor s .i.raase ef $780, s,sgis ~
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on,umpuon Liver complaint pains side 1.iins
OF e na one or the other always accompanies feet
SURE syn OF disease an the system feet
The ave will and thu, cur,
every ~ N~' 'u'o
Seou Eyspelas and Salt Rheum of th,
no has been GOOD
e may DO said Of bronchitis Quincy, Throat P,Ie.
spinal Diseases, Broken Sore Breast &c
And as for Chest Diseases Asthma Pain I'M,
INC hAe' Is ths most wonderful andoIe in the World
o' LAYER Complaint IL Is equally eheaeious Burns il In,
no, Us equal In the Word OF every kpd such
as warts Tunours Pmples &C. makes eIean WORK OF them
all ~ WIN VI u'en
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THE preceding figure il

siven To represent the inscnsI
pic fsrspiration- Il 10 the Ereatssa-
enation Tor the impurities of the body
u Will be noticed that q thieh cloudy
mist issaes from all point. Of the sur
face, which indicates that this perspi
ration hc~sunis,srropisdiv when We
are In health. but e-ases " hen ne ar,
siek. Life cannot be sustained with
out H. II 10 thrown OF no N the blooS
and other juices of the body. and de-
poses by this means, Of nearly an the
Impurities within Us. The blood, bv
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'UNHE subscribers offer for sale, among others
- the following popular remedies viz wistars Ba.am Of
"ld Cherry Buehans Hungarian Balsam; Bros Cook
ana sands sarsapana Winners Areanum; MeAs
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills do
withs do and most other Pills n
ap GRIBRs A. APPHRsoN
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he hnamaion and disease always lies hack bah Of the
eye IN he socket Hence the virtue OF any medicine must reach
The seat OF the Inclination good The saIye n
rubbed on the temples will directly the socket IN,
pores will be opened will be er,,d nd m.
disease will soon pass OF To the surface.
rNEs ON rE FACE, FREoKLEs. TAN, SKIM cross
sURFACg.
" st aeuon ~ IN erPe all humour dra
u the ace - free from under the
ana sequenty breaking TO the then bealS
hheh theIe nothing but dun surface
begins 10 soen and soren until smooth
delicate as ehds IL throws freshness blushing color upoa
me no" white transparent skn that perfectly
times IN case OF Freekles Il will
hidden and but seldom and will soon dis
appear.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Measures.


sric. construction of the Constitution and no as
sumption Of doubtful powers
A Diplomacy, asking for nothing but what is clear
ly right and submitting TO nothing wrong
No connexion between the government and banks
An ad palorem revenue Tariff
No public debt. either Ey the General Government
or by the States except for objects of urgent neces-
sitv.
No assumption by the General Government of the
debts OF the States, either directly indirectly, by
distribution of the proceeds OF the public lands
No extensive system Of Internal Improvement by
the General Government, or by tine States.
A constitutional barrier against improyient State
loans.
The honest payment of our debts and the sacred
preservation of the public faith
A gradual return from paper credit system.
No grants of exclusive charters AID privileges, By
special legislation, TO banks
No swindlng corporations.
No connexion between Church and State.
A preference for democrats over wings Tor every
Office.
Acquescence in the rule of the majority in all ca
SEES of party discipline.
No prescription for honest opinions
Fostering aid TO public education.
: A progressive" reformation of all abuses
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Old Newspapers.

The Oldest living newspaper in England is the Lin
coin Mercury first published In l69o The Oldest In
London is the ST. James's Chronicle, of liOl. The
oldest paper in Scotland is the Edinburgh Evening,
of 100. The Oldest in Ireland, the Belfast News
Letter. of 1877.
The oldest living paper in America is the New
Hampshire Gazette 1t established by Danlel
Fowle at Portsmouth, i'll August. l1o7. 1t was ori-
cnallv printed on half sheet of fooscap quarto, as
were ali the papers of that day but was soon en-
larred to half sheet of crown folio; and sometimes
,nneafed on whole sheet of crown. 1t is now in
is seth year. and is well conducted paper OF good
dimensions.
The New Lisbon Palladium, after acknowledging
tho Pittsburgh Gazette the oldest paper In exls-
tence, west of the mountains, gives the Scioto Ua,
zette as the first paper published In Ono; ana
the Ohio Patriot, established in New Lisbon In looS.
These. as well as the Pittsburgh Gazette, are still IN
successful operation.
NEWSPAPERS were, however. published in CincInna-
Il before they existed in either Chllicothe or New
, Lisbon.
The first printing office in Ohio, in Clnclnnat
and established by Wm. MGrlceH, who issued, on the
9th November 1893. The Centinet Of the Norm Yves
torn Ts,riorv being the first paper published IN that
f territory or west of Pittsburgh, the Lexington ia
-eue excepted. 1t bore motto, open to all par
> tcs but influenced by none" In 1877, EamtHt
freeman bought out the office, and issued paper
der the title of FrecmdnS Journal p" lie contin
: ned il until 1900, when he removed TO Chlicothe
/ On the 2Sth Nav 1899, Joseph Carpenter issued tn
+ first number of the Wetern Spy and Hamilton ia
: -efto This was continued under various proprietors
;, mill 1863 when il ceased TO exist. There were thu
three papers published here In succession, during tn
= last century all of which established prior
anv others in tie State Of Ohio.-Ctas Advertiser
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

Marion County. PiketOn, Clermont Alsonsie
w Gibbs Farm, Germantown, Cumberland New Bethel
Bridgeport, Augusta. =,
Hsndricks Countv-Hampon, Plainfeld, Belleville,
Sti,esyile Danville, New Winchester, Brewnsourg,
Sprngtown, North Salem.
Hamilton Cornty.-Wesied, Noblesville, Srawtown,
Cicero. - :, :,
Boone Counfy-Lebanon, ThornleysvIiie, koysiton'
Jamestown, Eagle Village, Mortified.
Morgan Counfy.-Mooresville Monrovia.
Hancock County -Greenfed, Sugar Creek, Char
o,tesvilIe, Philadelphia, Eden. -,
Iobuson Countv-Greenwood, Franklin, Far West
Sbelby County.-Pleasant View, Shelbyylle, Morris
town.
Travelling Agents
Fer the Weekly and Semi Weekly State SeH'snel
T. S. TYLER Benjamin Drum, S. w. Frye.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
"POlk OH Oregon. :

Under this head the Indiana State Journal, gives
an extract from page ll3 vol D. of the Congressional
Debates for the purpose of proving that Mr. Polk In
the CONGRESS of ISIS, of opinion that our title
TO Oreqon extended only from AZ deg. to Al deg. 40
minutes The following is the extract, together with
the remarks Of the Journal:
sMr Polk moved to discharge the committee OF
the whole on the state of the Union from the oregon
BILL and to commit it to the committee on the lerri-
tories with instructions TO report an amendment nav
mo for its object 1>t The extension OF the civil or
criminal jurisdiction of the territory of Michigan
over all the citizens OF the United States who are OF
NAV hereafter be In the country west oil the hocNy
Mountains. and between the ATTITUDES OF AZ deg.
and Al deg 40 minutes, north and west TO the IA
citic Ocean and ID An exploration and survey OF
tine Northwest Coast Of America. between those atl-
tudes, its bays inles, and harbors and the Columbia
River and its tributaries.
1t seems that Mr. Polk was not disposed to 60 furth
er north than Al deg. 40 minutes In y, cut now ne
can claim the whole of Oregon up to d Len de
grees at one leap is feat winch could only De
accomplished in this age OF progressive Democracy
In his great anxiety to make political caP'hl 10
his party Mr. Derees has not given the above matte
due consideration. As we are bound to suppose ina
he would not misquote the Register of Debates, w
presume that the Al deg. 40 mln' is a tyPographl
cal error, and that the first figure should have oeen
5. This would have made 1t "a deg Az mln.' IN
identical claim which the best thinkers OF both par
: ties (ncludng HENRY CLAY, Galatn and Rush,
I think we have undoubted title
Had Mr. Defrees been disposed to do Mr.. Polk JUS
t tice he would have seen by recurring to the mar
that it should have read 81, instead OF "A; bt
: cause it appears from the extent that the motion
Mr.. Polk provided for an exploration g Of the q
lumba River and It's tributaries, between the lat
e tudes of II deg and Al deg. 40 minutes y No
that river lies north Of those paralles-its northern
t most branches extending nearly TO 40 deg while
: mouth Is in 46 deg
From this it would seem that Mr.. Folk not on
las not taken ten degrees at one leap but has IL
great honor of having been the first to extend our
&c risdiction over the whole Oregon Territory.
a Will the Journal correct Itself .-I6cSin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

This ipyaluab MEDICINE was prepared extensive prss
ice of several years Billions Climate, ard is never kno~"to
fail of curing ga the diseases above named
Those suffering from diseases of Tins KIND as also
" no their effects upon the constitution,
vi find choagogue invaluable remedy TOT put
flying and thoroughly cleansing oH ue ~" '
bid trects Of a bilious climate. -.
r wonderful operation of Choagogue Graduating bill
from the human system only explain extraordinary agency
speedy, o. fever an" As" ana
the various grades of intermittent and rem'tent ie'er'
From Hon Ross wnxrS District Judge for hs District
49, r,-, p;, -s Detroit Oct 20 is4i.
Dear sr-wh great pleasure the fact OF the Complete
nm, radical cure IF and with which my son WIZ
liam was attacked TO dIrecuons oil D w.
goods India ChoIagogue. He had as severe an attack
witnessed, apprehendeda long winter oil 'h o''ea
was some year. ago ~hn resided at 1eenm'ts Bui
wa, advertisement an
. ana the use OF one OO or'A
M disease and am effected rcdioat cure az t~o
month, have elapsed without of h and my 50"
the ENJOYMENT o. h,ah. Its an invaluable M dene ana
81 be general. KNOWN 49,
From Hon. STEPHEN " r. Tsc~eRpos, # sssos Sac Senate
Mr. Bjng1qm-You wish inform what know OF DR..
od, India cholagosue or bilious medicine do be-
that # the Of this medicine were eensra A'
the Fercr and .iguc would disappear ~ Michigan.
d s,e in the srring Of Is4 and god reason TO
believe that nyse family ecePedth cSHe G'f ''"g IN con"
sequence Of its use. -
m. IN. yer and asue prevalent the lat have recon-
ncned this medicine instances and when 'he
neper knon fail, universally pedae.' me ~, ~FPy
f f. mud believe IL exceeded by a, e"s "
removing the billion. disease OF the climate
Your. respectfully STEPHEN V. r. IRoWBhiD0E'
r, Hon E. F.Rs.wor7H Chancellor i fae SAT- q nteh'gNH
DErRoIT, March % ls42.
Mr. Edra,d Bingham, DrrgSist, Detroit
sIhaye made use Of osgood India choagogue and have
.,n,i.s Of ~itnessng sauiary effects Wien used u
oher. E.efe valuable medicine tor the eu' y Je'e
md uyr and also that ia proper viii prove mo-. et0
.-rnfire against which persons M" h-' WIN
afflicted with IL are liable. Very respectfully,
T. FARNSwo2TH.
From trcrrs ABro1T W. d. late Surgeon thited Sates 1g
DrTRo1, J., Is4I-
To Edrrord Bingham, Esq, 1sent for ne SAFE me t
Logoge-I do hereby certify that have used the ino'a
= ,rena b, Chare. osgood, NJ D., for "termtient s's
has exceeded sanguine expectations III INC WV
,; c,l confidence IN recommending II as perfectly aie
aud highly remedy Tor fever ana ag"e e"
x,r dunb asee of .her form OF inermitentie 'e-
A c,r,bsr testify medicine has IN tins Neniy. am .
> bers here hash used, acquired very h'sh
tho, IN every case where has been used my hno~hoge,
a restored I" "e
foe, health all other remedies have iai'en .
Respectfully yours, Loeie' n -, =,
y Price 81 So in Cincinna,i Ohio, ~hoes~e anu -
snroRp PARK general agents Ter the West at he'r
,rn p.pot for the of valuable Family Medicines "
"a. corner of Fourth and Walnut streets. -. =,
al =, Sold nv ToNLINSoN BROTHERS, indianapolis. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
indianapolis, January Il, 1916.

or object. But we insist that, considered as pres
ent. the value of the largest gift we'll as the small
est denends entirely upon the sentiment Of the thing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Bank scrip and Treasury n

gs,Iir undersigned lot of Bank Scrip ana
VIII chance advantageous
terms 10 those wishing either Borrowers OF SINKING nnu
and others AT distance word well &c apply by letter or e
amount want NOyenne'-
is desired will pa. for them at the proper onos
rifhouf charge. r,,d
snail continue pay county in the State fund
should he FOL warded by Uece'iber next -
10" IL A. w. MORRIS, Gen. Agent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
Hi.:ar,s rsaIs;tnl Of Wild Cherry!
WI Miracles nerer cease More eridence O "'
surprising health Restordtire '".ues =
& Z Z Z 9 s 4 ! g Z


cent? take this opportunity informing you Of most re-
markable cure performed upon ne by tue use Vi III
sam of Wild Cherry
81, .r s4o wa, taken with Inflammation Of the oo"e
which labored under weeks when gradually esoe
In the fall Of attacked with s.Veie e''u' ~ -
;.e ,,on nv lungs for the OF three years " ~
ne ~ my he'd tried kinds OF medicines ana ever! 'A"
Of medical aid without benefit, and thus wsaried along
,s,, ub, head of "HT.,ars Bclscm Of Htd Cherry.
,,, nds per.uaaed give u trial. though r'1
IN h Of recover, and had prepared myself for the eha"s "
.,oher world Through their solicitations was 'o" -
e Of the Genuine HTstars Baisam Of wid Cherry "e
use " After fire years Of affection, pain ana '"'-
cg and after ha wing spent four or fire HUNDRED ~
,r,osc and the and most respectable pm, ~
I was restored entire health D, 'he O"e -
VI =. - 81 a.. &c DR. wi.tar's Baisamo of Wild Cherry
% now ENJOYING good health and such my a''efea .PP
ance tsatI am longer known "hs" "'e' my ''">
ances. ., -. a., :. Err, and soit
-, :. much a. any person. and food seems to agree
with me. hav more during inc last 'A "o" ~
eaten i've years before -.....xx e..
c,d,rpr my ca.s almost a miracle deem necessary 10.
the good of the afflicted duty owe to the prop''ors no
m, -iow ("ho should Aho" "h''e ' my -
make this statement PLbh-
Ma h blessing. Of God upon Of so 'aua
HE a medicine as wistar', Baiam of Wild Cherry
~ .,unr letter from Doctor Ritchey, Of Franklin, Ind
high in his profession aud ranks among the hr'' pom
eau &C the State shall speak for itself IN VI "
9 GENUINE "'''' rranklr, Ina April Il. isa;
Sanford Parki have but few bottles OF VISTA pa
..m of wild cherry remaining hand the last 10, ~
nv heretofore waited Until had sold out and had oea
~. nancy fol- one lot ordered another But s"sh w
demand for the Article do wish to he without H. I'D"
=, therefore led TO anticipate little The money 'or the
be forthcoming by the time the 'o' " = he Fl
..,. have made lately ,h.nk will be but short ""e
Get. t IN. baisam many str'hng, oe"h' W
T. i,n,rsrcs Upon Acquaintance more ina" any ''" ~
- er known 10 Almost aiiohers fa'i "po" trs "o nov
3d.. .h,. 70 bear Of experience, soon SINK 'o "'s
~ ever seems highly valued by those no nav
- v;,,.e. and experienced healing efficacy in their e~
e. eoses Yours ser, respectfully, 'hMEo hi'
~ Do e, pcr bottle. Sold by SANFORD & PARK,
ia Norhsast uf Fourth and walnut sc,
-. ro,fI TYSON RROTHERS, Indianapolis ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

TERMINATING SEEDS UNDER CoLoRED GLAss-A
curious discovery has been made by the Secretary OF
the Royal Polytechncal Society of England and 1t IS
said to be which may prove of great Importance
in cultivaine new exotics BY this 1t IS proved that
the ueoc and red rays destructive TO germ'na'on
while under the influence of violet, indigo, or blue
light, the process of termination Is qulckened IN
most extraordinary manner The rationale Isl that
every beam Of light, proceeding from Its solar source
IS bundle of different coored rays To the absorption
or reflection of which we owe all that infinite dlyers-
v of color which II Of the greatest charms oil Gre
alton These rays being known to possess different
functions the light which permeates colored glass
par,akes of the character of the ray which cores
pond, with the glass in color; thus blue glass admits
the blue chemicat rays to the exclusion o others
yellow class admits OILY the penetration Of the u.
minous rays, while red glass cuts off all but the
heating rays which pass it freely This affords a
very easy method of growing plants under the inilu
ence of any particular light that may be desired.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

MIS-. S. C. p. TnoMAs.-Thc application OF this
LADY for divorce from her husband, Francis Ihom-
as, of Maryland has been noby responded 10 by The
Virginia House of Delegates.
1t will be source OF qualification TO the numerous
friends Of this lady, when we inform them that the
hill for her divorce and change of name, TO Miss ,
c. P. M'Doucn, passed without dissenting voice.
| Richmond Wing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

JIM. if you don't behave yourself, I'll give you
good whipping" Well, ma, wish you would, 10
III be hanged if you ever give ne licking mat
called good, yet"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17
WDODsSsssN a. SHREWSBURY,
Commission and Produce MerchamtS,
.r.sDESO.1', I.y'DEs1.Nis =
CIIIlsoeslsAs'EiECAL.
r. ..... = Tn,fi1nU1

GHlKCdrIkAYEE .
To The Ladies and Gc.t.C7RcH ~ IHdidnofottS.
Professor +. II. G3liy;
ola improved system OF
y.Ssrp taruh in - LESSONS. during which tie Elements
of the Art will secured rapid proficiency maze eei
hy aid Three great movements Ia Chirosaphy
fanliarized 10
by wno combinations Ine o lect Is
and with proper attention Oh Tie part u VIC P-
SUI Impressions will he TaTranttf ,os
In addition teaching complete business hand, lie gives res
sons In all the various hands practsed ly the most eminent Gu
ravers species oil Ornamental "is " VIC
most beautiful style. =, - u.;,, 40
well to make application Immediately, rs his stay VIII DE SHOT,
Youag gentlemen qualified teaching on the most
.ra.,
Ladies and re emen invited 20 call and eHamre cifa
variety of specnens fioarishing Drawing fn'he
Room over Birds Hardware Store, No. - NORWOOD poc
Entrance on Illinois Street. oo-i ~"
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
HOSEPH o. EATON, Portrait Panr. Room over rope 90
" south sue u ""'''"o''' -'
Gus