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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-03

The MoRMoNs Mrs. Smith, the widow of the
York Sun, declaring that it is not her intention to 90
TO California any other remote place, with the
Mormons. She says
1.-The laws of the United States are quite good
enough for me and my children, and my settled in
tcnIon is remain where am, take care of my pro-
perry, and If cannot educate my children here, send
them to New York New Enga for that purpose.
Many of the Mormons will, no doubt, remove in the
spring, and many more Will remain here and moth
ing would give me greater pleasure than 10 have n
m,r.d society in Nauvoo, in other cities, and all
exclusive religious distinctions abolished
81 must n0r sag that / nercr for moment beliered
an 'chat my husband cied his appariions and rereia-
tionS, as l Thought him idbofiag under diseased
mind; yet, they may all be true, prophet Is sell
dom without credence or honor excepting in his
family country but my conviction is TO the con-
and teach them to obey and reverence the laws and
institutions of their country"
She also says:
81 am left here, sir, with n family of children TO
attend to- without any means of giving them an edu-
cation for Mere Is not school an the citV nor is il
intended there shall be any here any other place
where the men who govern this infatuated sim
ple-mnded people have sway have not the least
objection that these petty tyrants 10 Calnr-
MA or any other remote place, out of the world if
they wish, for they will be of any service to
the Mormons, or the human family, no matter where
they 70. Their object is to keep the people over
whom they rule in the greatest ignorance. and most
abcct religious bondage, and If these poor conidnp
creatures with them they will die in the will
dcrness."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-03
For the Indiana State Ssntinel.
Monument at the I'ippecanOc Battle
Ground.

Afessrs Editors II am pleased TO making in
the Indiana Legislature towards erecting monument
the battle field of Tppecanoe. AS lady Of your county
was the means of calling attention TO this subject, by the
public in your paper of poetiea uson suggested
visit 10 the spot October ast and your paper has
now more circulation, oughout the State
when the poem r't published you will crafty
Der of YOUR readers ladies and gentlemen by again giving
it a place in your excellent paper.
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". +. HAusxR, Secretary.
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S6iQeS pfSIau.o flni.in bcldricbcs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
Scr aootfretter.

Ter linterseid,nete, peIcbrr bic Seih'rgeu
vcn slltntdun eurob Sbsr Sauecnd trd9t,
aibt biereurd, Siadrid,t, BAG aHi Iten Ic'
uember Gin cSabr perHcsen mar, ieiteem er
oeu alnfans mnd,te, bic 3eituuaeu su tra9cn,
que eicieuiae eaher, Die ihre 3eitunaer burh
Inn erhnlen baben, fIno eriu6. BAD eafnr
perfafIene Ncftgslo an ihR cosr an bic 9Ddd'
baitey DsratfcI9cr gu taern.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
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auf cfenttt6er 0enon.
Samfaes oca I2ten Tscsni6cr, nm 10
llbr 8ormtta9s, fol- auf Dem @i9eutbum
Ielblf, ifentlid1 perfauft iueroen,
Gin gcrptlcS Stlif S1etslanb,
arleaep apf ocm fcscnanntcn Sso(fauisn8era,
80 Rilfcro Iannidhip. eeoia @anntn.,
nfIo STyur -rn5cfdFr IN Ger Niute spifdien @'
bcrbaro's @afhnfs in 9uds @auntp uub
Baaiel GTSman'S @alibauS in eeda Ga. /;
ardu;enb al 9ineer BON eSobn @6erharc, Sos
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nno if meiltentbeii6 pit pcrtreflihem faifa'
uicn SocIs tcipafien.
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fauft uno bic Betinsun9eu am 8srfaufsta8e
betauut 9emddlt frercrn bon
Niiaael .. @berbarS,
Charles S. SidenfCbteb.
Jfcpenber IL, 1916. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-11-18
50 ltsGa,rica,f.

lie @cQcctcren Der @auhlD uns Staat6:
Soreu, in Der Borough uno ben perIdicoe'
nem SouufthpS, fir eiefes Sabr, ,peroen biers
nit auf9cfcrcert bis ;nr ndditrn Court bel
rcm SANITY Sdasnlei(ter oujnrufen, nne
0iicbtafeit NIT ibren reipeetipcn Duplicatrn
I'll nlaGler.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
LOVE SOMETHING.

Thai man alone Is happy who has something
to iOve, truly and sincerely. 1fbe has no wife nor
children, like Ccwper, he may be attached TO a
drmd creature bird or a dog. James Mont
gomery, the poet, has lsved for years, with no
other companion than a cat. Our attach
meht are strong-and we are something. A IA
Sorite tres or Aower-or devotion to some par
teular service may yield US exquisit pleasure.
Few men who have some object to love, turn out
to be dspraved and wretched. They who have
nothing to love are often outcast from society, and
die miserably at last.-[POrtlaad Bulletin.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
Administrators Sale of
Land

By rirtue ofan order made BY TIE County Court
or the l2th. day Of August 1916, tie und.ignsd
Administrator ofIhe estate Of ArnstesG Waddls.
q. ceased, viii proceed to sci before the Court
Hoiise door in the town Of Bowlin.Cirecn, Mo-,
on the FIRST day Of next November term Of said
|cc,ihty Court, on . credit oftwelve months The
following described real estate. viz the W. half
OF TIE n. W. quarter Of section IS, T IS !. r..
west. The north half of the west half ofths
south west quarter of section number thirty
hvr, in township number fifty FIVE north Of
range number thee west, which said tract
OF land cenfs;Rs fort acres more or less.
"a The purchaser gives bond with approved
security for the payment ofthe purchase money.
JAMES ENGLISH,
administrator Of the estate Of Armstead
Waddle, deceased.
August "a, ls46.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
. @ A
Boot and Shoe Store.
T A
louisiana, Missouri.


NEWMAN & MARLEY, grateful fo.
~ the Past Patronage Of The citizens Of Pike
md the adjoining counties, hare great pleasure
IN Informing them that they arc now received q
very large and splendid assortment Of C~u.ion.sr
made boots 0ad Shoes, which was made TO order
in PEilsdeip' il. One Of cur fim has ,rent the
summer in the East, and being an old ard G. per.
enced workman, he has made choice selections Of
made and Eastern work, which we in.
selling at a very small profit. We 10 nct
intend TO say that We have Boots and Shoe. TO give
way. nor 10 We buy . culled and refused sr.i.
Gle ut auction for the sake Of selling lower than
our neighbours. But we do say, that the Boot,
and Shoes bushes 10 orr business, a. il il to that
We hare devoted special attention , and that We
have now the best end largest assoTtm,nf OF Boots
and Mos ever offered by one house in this ceun-
try, not only Of Eastern work, but Of our or.
manufacture made in the most fashionable style;
by the best workman, of eastern stock.
We have also . large lot o leather and fns.
inSs. viz: Best Philadelphia calf skins, Tampito
Goat skins Lining and Binding skins coarse up.
per leather Henlock and Oak tanned
sole Leather, fWls, shoe knives Pegs, thread,
Heel-pali Sc, &c., all Of which we offer TO our
and The public generally, on better terms
than articles Of the same quail = can be had in
country. Please give US . call before pur-
else where.
NEWMAN G. MARLEY.
Sent, Z, l846.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
Land for Sale

( sistinc Of 20 acres OF clr"ice lAnI, lying
atYut > miles from Louisiana. Immediately Of
the mLn rO@d leaL.ing from Louisiana to Paris.
Tnere are more than one hundred acres well
enclosed and in Il fine State Of Cultivation, on
which there isa good Orchard Of 100 bcarinr
trees, and there H. also q ~frsirate meadow Of
IL acres. The whole trsck 10 remarkably wei
watered, a~lor'iing an abundance Of water for
Stock, and all farming purposes. Besides a goo1
house, there are also a number Of first.
rate out houses, consisting Of a Kitchen, Meat.
house, Barn. Stable Sc, &c, l will SAY moth.
ing more, presnming that those who wish to
purchase will view the premise. for themselvs.
JAMES BENNING.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

HAVE just received their splendid as
IL sortment Of goods suitable for the fall
trade, consisting in part of Prints, Cling
hams, Muslin De LANES, Cashmere cords,
Silks, Alpacas, KY. James, Satinetts, Tweeds,
Casimeres, shawls, Comforts, Suspendsrs,
Gloves, &C., Sc, also a fine assortment Of
Morocco slippers, Calf & Kip Boots, Gen
tlemen's Calf and Kip Brogan Boots and
Shoes. The above articles have been Sc
with great care from the latest
styles. From the increase ofbusinesssince
hey commenced in this place, they arc in
dnced to head their advertisement as above.
They are thankful for tie liberal patro mage
that has been cXte nded to them, and hope
by their inducements that their former pat.
rons will continue TO deal with them, and
also that many others may find the place tc
buy a few dollars worth Of goods cheap.
c. JACKSON,& BRO
Louisiana, Sept. l4th, 1886.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

Eocroa A. u. BEAcG, being by me- duly :
sworn, deposes and says, that his Sugar Coated
Pills, now so generally known and 80 extensive
II used throughout the Southern ed Vessern
States, denOt contain one particle Of niDssA sf
any kind, as has been srroneeuslys ststed. He,
further 5 ates that be isat this time lmAnufsciuf.
ing and putting up, ready for market, iren Is 10
10000 boxes Of these per week, and that the or.
ders and calls from agents and others for these
Pills, have become 50 numerous, eren at this
healthy season ofthe year, that some applies.
tions are necessarily delayed from ten to twelve
days, on account Of Opponents inability to man.
them fast enough to supply the increase
ing demand, DR.. Bragg further states that il 10
his intention TO extend and Increase his manufec-
tory until he can furnish the southern and wes-
States with an ample supply Of this celebrated
Pill.
A. c. Bragg.
Sworn to, end subscribed before me, his Oh
day Of June, A. D. 1916. p. C. CAHS1I
Mayor of tbs city Of St. LSsis.
d7-For Sale at the following places;
Campbell & Watts, Bowling-GreeD,
E. s D. Draper, Louisiana,
Sarah Alem, frankfort,
John L Luke, GAINESVILLE,
Parker & Mclean, Paynesyile,
S o Minor, Prairieville,
Thomas M Carroll, Rails comfy, ,
Hays & Hampton, New Londos
A. Cochran. Auburn, Lincoln county.
Britton & Voolfolk, Troy, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
A BEAUTIFUL EXTRACr.-whati if peo.

A BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.-Whati if peo-
pie do speak against you? Let them feel that
You are able to bear it. What is there gained
by stopping to correct every word that is whis-
pered to your discreadit? Lies viii die if lett
alone; but if you repeat them to this one and an
other, because your enemies had the imprudence
to make them, you keep the fire burning, and
OPeAthe way for a dozen slanderers. Keep On
your course, 20 straight forward and trouble not
your head about what is repeated, and feel al
che better, and wear a less frightful face.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
Mo. 1y,t.~ Nc. i3C.
NMENSE'SALE! Z
OF
and Winter Clothing
ARRIVAL OF THE LEVIATHAN
STOCK!
G..

A mo
NO. 100 Main Street, Corner Of Green; SAINT
LOUIS, MO,
One door South ofthe Virginia Hotel.
READ READ!!
By late arrival we have received
OVER SIX HUNDRED BOXES
IF our immense Stock of Fall and Winter Cloth
ing. We shall continue to receive. additional
supplies by every boat throughout the FALL which
will keep orr assortment at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE.
We are now prepared with the largest stock Of
Clothing in the United States to furnish
WESTERN MERCHANTS.
Farmers Citizens and Strangers, with a well
made article, at 30 to 40 per cent, less than can
be had in any other concern, in
THE MISSISSIPPI VALIE Ely.
We hare purchased this Fall, sjsce the pas
sage of the new Tariff Law, our Tremendous
Stock of Materials for
CASH ONLY
Consequently about 80 per cen. lower than those
iClothers who-so anxious to get their Clothing
here in July-bought their Materials in April
a LONG CREDIT
We have supplied, in the season just past, all
Suffers 10 the regular Army West, and the
entire army of
WESTERN VOLUNTEERS,
and We intend Ills Fall and winter to
CLOTEE THE WEST.
We have made great additions to eur Ware
house-now the Largest in the west. Fifty
spacious windows afording the
BEST LIGHT
lin the city for customers to examine g0eds. We
our visitors abundance sflight, for we know
|o,p ,l,Ibsp. ,r.l 80 m Fvo,oDot.oo
LEWIS FACTORY
is one of the largest buildings in New York City.
Three thousand hands are constantly employed
by this concern.
THE CUTTING DEPARTMENT
is entrusted to men of acknowledged skill AMI
ability. Ali the Material used in this establish
nent arrives direct
FROM THE ORIGINAL FABRlCATORS.
Lewis s. Hanford-who have been engaged in
this business for the last Is years--ars the direc-
tors in this
EXTENSIVE FACTOTY.
The proprietors of No. 100 possess at this time
exclusive advantages for doing a very large bust
ness. The following are . few Of their adran-
VAST REsOURCEsl
SPACIOUS PREMISES I!
IMMENSE STOCK!H
UNPRECEDENTED VAR1ETY!!!!
the practical knowledge, the experience and 'he
most ample means 70 carry out TO the fullest peg;
Islbly extent a business Of such
IMMENSE MAGNITUDE.
Merchants who intend buying ready made
Clothing this Fall will certainly be consulting
their interest by visiting
NO. l90.-
Our stock this Fall has been cot I'D expressly
for Western trade. We adhere strictly TO The
one price system. We have agreeable attendant,
who will wait upon customers with pleasure, and
Same the lowest prices.
It's no trouble to Sell Clothing at No. 1870.
Corner Of Main s Green Street.
Ne. 100. C.& T. LEWIS
St Louis, September 2l,h; 1876.
= Gil c
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

Why must your nose necessarily be in the
middle Of your face? Because it Is the
Scenker.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

Gen. putnam asked Gen Washington,
once-"Which is worse-to swear, think
sing no euik, 70 pray, thinking no good?
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
Kennedy & Co.,

A she HALL No. Is Levee. Are in
"A receipt Of a fresh supply Of Groceries,
Conf%ectionaries. and cbiquors &c, suitable
10 Che season.
Louisiana sept 26th 1916 .,
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
DYER & PoTNDFYTER-
~HOLESALE AND RETaTD mr..

sEV.ERsIN DRY GOODS, GPOcERirs
w. &C, coraer Of Main and NayL.t go.
~ Louis. 4op?osi:e the old market pl.c. ! A..
SoSs teceivfng large supplies. wbinb H.. ,a ann
Se"vSS 1ow nrCASH!@ "'' VIII
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

The St Charles Patriot, says that on FRI
day last, a serious aAd fatal accident occur
red IN the Alton road, about eight miles be"
low st. Charles. A German by the name
of Geo. Smily who was engaged in hauling
apples for Mr. Bangs, by some means or 9th.
or was thrown from his seat; the wheel OF
the wagon passed over his body killing
him instantly. He has left a wife and three
children totally unprovided for.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

A Correspondent Of the "IricuEs" al,
Liberty, Mo-, suggeses, IN series CT artl,
Oles the proprietyefdividing this Stale, and
making two States ont of it. His object Is
to get at equal representation. He pro-,
poses to run the dividing line North and
South. This is a new idea to lis.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

SALT SALTM
* BARRELS Kenawha and so sacks
~ Alum apd Liverpool Saltin hest or ~
yHst received aud for sale by
. II. +. BLOCK & co.
May23, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

SnndEies.
ORSE Collars, Trace Chains, Iiames. Shov-
els. Spades, Hoes, Window Glass, Lin
scei Oil, White Lead, &C.. &c., for sale very To-,
II. E. BLOCK s. Co.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
SadGlerv.

Saddles, single and double reinea Brides
Iblin4 eridies, Nartincales, Horse Collars. jus.
FeceiVed and for Gls lu,y by =
$50 S"' 0sED+JAcRSpE & BRO.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

E."..'T'S cehar &c, Patent Gary Pioughs
e just rsVeiSiA a. ale b.
Auss Elm paAph.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

STATE OF MIssoUaI }
VW GE AOc.y.
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r5- Dyspepsia-Tha, most unpleasant and dangerous
di,rase cured by Ashley Coopers Anu-Oysp-Puc Pill
This Pill winch has been used extensively IN Inc private
practice Ashley Cooper Erc waicH has NET win sucn
the 10 Word IS now Introduced
on This side Atlantic So great Is is Merit that some OF
our practitioners administer u IN ther prEc
ice Thousands oftesoliA - benrnc!a effects might
be AGducrd proprietor feels sss1Iro tsa. lie best
recommendation Is efficacy, and therefore prefers sub
hitting II 10 esI-c by impartial quoic- de wishes
!, however distinctly understood mat ne does not pEeiend
,hat This Phi viii cure every hing. hut only ta WI
cersu II psfs-vrfed 10. Among ,nesc az. W lid II
Ia Srom.rb Indigestion. Nervous Headache Dyspepsia
Constipation Cosv-nes' and such diseases = are cepend
rn pn,,p an pfupsr the stomach Those VINO
,hcss PHI, without deriving any pcnen saa have r mo-
new refnrded Price . yer oex Full cEecuons ae
coapanyipg each box. For sale ONLY by
DR. CAROL co. No. Nurray-st near Broad Way
l7sImrod. Principal Agents u America
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DUTcaEss AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.

DUCHESS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.
YsNHE UNDERSIGNED the lat Of April next, viii
open s place OF residence, known AZ The WiIknson
Premium Farm Union Vale Duchess Co i%eiYe mlles
east Of the village Of Poughkeepsie School designed Tor
the nsue lion OF young gentlemen 10 every department OF
practical and scenhc Agriculture. The Farm contains 20
acres OF and embracing great variety Of sol Ihe iocs'
non pleasant and heahiu aud for The supply oil wafer as
well AS for aud variety OF uil II surpassed by
few in the Union Every provision and effort OF lhr Pari or
the PROPRIETOR will sde for securing ample means OF &C
curing ,horous IN knowledge OF Agricultural 10 Tue ss
en- argrd sense In tbs mos uioiern improved
f.,r rrrrr.nts select F.rinerBs Library numerous
,-,1I,raI - riocirsls instruction In a.! tao Academic
$50. Lectures on Na.uraI ocenceA Also' an o'nel
rsa.on.b- oexcllBg IL ne minds OF hs puPs 10
s,r for tie cguson Cf Gil SDoWleoBe pefldons
To Ali labor performed by The pupils wloe unoof e
and direction OF Inc ffncpn VINO
wi during the nous of endcayor TO instruct DIS Pu-
pills by example well as pfecept course Oh LECTURES
il be orlyered on each OF the domestic animals cotr-
r,encny VITA the Horse. during which perfect Anatomy
viii be At hand having already obthned The pupls
Will be-, required attend Dllo Service on taS SaDnah
Tiers wiInE snort disrnce, freeoy.sfan oaPtis
.,nodt-t and Frtends Churches conveyance win ply
regularly and from steamboat landing
on and Saturday oil week, tor mo con-
veyance IA. ali and passengers. snd The gen-h con.
2enieucr Terms 81 per annutn pay able
geu1l-snnusIly, Ia adysoce
Those desous awaiting themselves OF the advantA2eo'
Institution requested 10 make Immediate aPpch
ton but limited number OF pupils wi be received TOT
the hfsl gear.
ood common school education, and good moral chsrec'
ter regulate in order Inai young man may DC 40
mi.ied into his Institution. ,.,.,. -,
Reference-Tne Trustees OF The Anercan iAsI'suse sno
Jso. [. MAsoS, ESQ. n. Yors: ,.,,o,, ,.,.,
JOIN WILKINSON, Principal
addre.s POM D. County. Jig SaW5~D&tW'