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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15
Inv Court.....Dsfsrred.

Us DnrMcr CoUKr-Before Judge Belts -Ih Cs,-
,,9 S1fs vs. schooner Pai.zenf This vessel II viii Dc
recoected was taken possession OF BY one OF our snPs
Of war ON the coasIof Africa and sent 70 this port on
charge Of being concerned in the slave trade. Csp,
Davis Of the vessel was tried The charge but acqut
tea TT ouesfior a. 10 trhrff ,ne schooner should
b.. held Prize or not came Up yesterday. Mr. David
Graham appearing behalf Of the vessel snd In dena.
of he charse and Mr. Butler for the United states De-
cision reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

y- James Gnfen, boy OF 10 years old fell
YESTERDAY while flying his kite and broke bis leg. He
wa. carried to his home SIS Grsndst BY officer A. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15
THE ORIGINAL


CoUxTEsrLIT cALyAnIc Asos,
I7LUlD BANDS BELTS PLAsrEEs, BRACELETS,
L kc o. quarter pfiesL Otner sticlss ia propofrca
A esrss personssre offering spurious ni.A ons ofDr
ChrsIsa Gagsnic Rnzs fluid, lie AZ esf price. mo pus.
lie are respecfuy informed kst ine srnne Aces may %
rad AZ Gus bali OF ti prcetn other vcr1s me counter.
felt sc may be had for crsq1sfEsf l5s phes Of ne
ssc1.ns.
on. thogssn5 dollars viii be forfeited sey rot tie
,srs articles ard manufactured b. ne sane men.
Wholesale add Re al Agency la 6rosdvsy, bstvsen
Jotn at f1d Asiden-lsne
o. Or Chnsuss Gsnuiss osvan,c srticlss, which
acslsvrg soen wonderful success and celebrity hat new
cOuni''';2I. s s,TE1 a fS9 = so''i.sa only
which Ia he sols pace N EsvYork where shey can b
Beware Of draggssss and drag stores OF hem
viii ever be allowed 70 fsep Dr. Chsss Genuine article:
caton a. Remedial Agent may % bad Sfats "a Istpt
THE ORIGINAL GALvANIC RINGS, Fluid.
i Bands, bels, Pasters, Bracelets, tc a. hsf price.
Othsr srticss "a proporuor al Of which warranted
10 the Dr. CErslles tcd sst n bali pree only
Five hundred dollars viii Be forfeited hey are moi ihe
sane articles and rscuf-eIafed By he same non
Rcd tA< {ailssD1ss Afdsrrs.
Dr. Christie dare 20. dlspzte theI gen9nsness OF nc
fscfs foTth 10 then
This /. TO certify tina, have manufactured Dr. Car
te's Rtrgs, Bands sae 5ells for D C. Aoreeese..
Broadway, for the sat 10 months hal 10 nov rsse.
conxsc, with Dr.. Crands an1 bin oniy- for me
tars OF these articles hey being las sane a. oAin&1
Introduced 10 the Public ~ DR.. Chrts.ics hlngs &c
on the ISa and 18th cay Of December ~,
be.ors me- Theodolpsus Melville, James brown 20 i@ac
Cor ard made osin u the above ststemsnL "A
EDGAR J. LEErE, C0E1iisso1er o. Desds
n BAH orders o1s Of he cry n1i Do actresses %
Dr. Crsndags, ~ Brosfwey n T. =.
JcHr-.s Ss~-Yorr Us lmls.p
STEAsf .POwER-To ie. wiIa roo.ns Apply :, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15
DR.. BUsHE'S TONIC TEBRIFUGE,
positive, safe and permanent cure for

FEvEs Asp AGuE.
FEHls medicine has obtained wide spread reputation ~
cure fcf Aguc and Fever Chill ~ Intermittent and Re-
iieut Fever n every stage q tlese diseases s SUPERIOR
~ to other remedies has been fully lesd By ito tonic pro-
psres strength Is given 10 the patient al The same tne
that tie disease Is ezpeaf from hs system Residents At
toe scuh VIII ind VI vast service, an occasional use
OF TOME f.01gc viii guard against tn- otlut<ins
effects Of tue climate BE careful 10 ask for BaS5 Iore
Fsjrge the celebrity OF he article has given rse TO
attempts al cOunereng tbs name be sure therefore you
obtaia he genuine, al which bears on the wrapper The
yufen signature Of DR.. james A Bruce AZ Broadway
NeS-York i'll Smsod
SANDs's SYRUP CASTOR OLE. pleasant
- milk which Il resembles IN color II mixes freely
with water milk, any other liquid
Prepared only By T.. H. SANDS, NJ. ID. and sold a. l2o
Third and " Janes Each label has written on
il 2 II Sands II d. Wholesale sgents A b. d. Sands
Fulton corner Of william Sold by d. Sands Co Esst
Broadway corner Msrketst; II. johnson Broadway cor
Chsmbers-sL; Ggion BOwery, cor Grsnd 81 }. Cod
dingon, Hudson. Spring. Dupuy, Broadway cor
Hous,on-sL Brooklyn agent Mrs HsyeslS9 FulionsL
II In
HALF PRICE-WHY DON'T f-lf the Galv.nie
klRngs Bands aud Belts which are sold a. " Broad
way u John 81 At half price, counterfeis why
don't Or. Christie bis sgeni publish them a. such Ia
plain terms that the public understand The matter
He dare not DO H. for he cannot dispute that tbs same man
manufactured these has furnished hun for the past Two
years Remember the hall price store, 1872 Broadway.
IN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

DEArH-Wm. johnson, a negro, 10 years OF age,
was found yesterday in the cellar Of 81 wiletst sick
and destitute He died before ne could be removed TO
the Aims House Coroner's inquest was held on bis
BODY Verdict death by disease and intemperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

Hf HUTCHINSON FAMILY IN PRISON BE no;
sssted, reader Il this announcement. Your fsvorite
niAstes have committed no crime--have done nothing
Ssasa even an angel need to blush. They have,
'sed sss into prison. but they went on errsnd OF
INA Animation Of Him who said was In prison
=. cane unto me- The visits ofthis Family to one
ae frseal Of this State cannot have been forgotten
10y oef leaders. II affords US pleasure now TO
~" aey visited the Massachusetts, State Prison at
4NS0sf On "Wednesday, the Sd inst The prisoners
80 sssnoled in the Chapel prayer was offered by
~ oHAriS OF Boston. The Hutchinsons then sang
se'hers Bible Sigh OF the Prisoner The Cot
Ss we were Born Good Morning. Farmers
Ains Alcohol and There's Good Time Com
~ msrspersed with the singing wer, abort ad
80. sy Rev Mr., Chaplin. DR. Walter Channins. /. N.
SrsSSe spear, and BY three Prisoners viz: Christian
A.. MINOR OF the touching poem The Prisoners
bis Mother. and James and William Brad
81. tae Prisoners Friend, from which we gather
srS,,aSe Nsses that the scene was deeply Affecting
revs-s1 ession both upon prisoners and specta,ors
'S"'''S' beyond DESCRIPTION. ''-''' '''' '"''''
'Si "itsor PROviso.-rhe corrcsponden, of
toe that. WINES "''" -" "s''ie
20, ~ almost certain tha,this provi.o can
And ,,s.- as majority has been secured against
zen srossS ,, 0,aer appliances has been which have
Rspr,ert..ssD gear upon members of the House OF
soos, iron - innaence their action. there Is little
Notes.. sas solenny pledged himself 20 number
eS~ca .i,s.. ocrs.s that 10 viii accomplish their
woras 4 w only keep out this proviso in other
Pes ha and e probably true, tha, President
~s.ss a., himseh 70 these men thai h riR not
s, degrees 30 mlnu,ss no,,S Is,;,uSs 40 , ,Ss,
srsss =, VII % precuded making even the semp, to
asusl,s, thee Northern men should hereafter hnd
haa WIN s on this question. it will BE- no other
frss:ssa, peIs ssss,se and ought to expect That
ne he 49, capable OF this double trcschery there
zen h. see reasons TOR believing and such has
ssns,, ~, heretofore that il is safe and wise TO
vheh Ia ~ most deceptive course as being the one
- ~ was not Nae YnuAN.... a.. s...-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

IN wondsrtal prspSstoa The shietsd hsvs go wsss

~Atsey have onx snd seriously called fov NOT sS~
lazy o.ss Ia he sale twenty thousand ooes - bekU
ka5 sa.rnx 70 DO ell tbst wN sxpsetsd Of u ~ 80
ixe magic 10 I'll rhemane s6scons; end paans q ~ ~
cure al sosss cay dsscnpdon, siisss on 30 o s@ee
q The appeaoa Il nsds, snd 10 shorter nn.e 1sa -
oIhsr remedy ever oe.ssd v " PsoyA mn
s.y .nd n.suy - 2. q slaE ses s -, &C.
Mr. ysuss Murphy q ths bcwesy IL = 49, 49,
dorsn not . bottle has fsiied
Hxh shags =. ~ pa s sSs'ss ssoo "a r. 49,
Rossn builders Of Dc bh4Ss Mr. Mason ssya sses ~
he ass Of IhrsS o. foar scaIss be rssnnsus psns ~
- raj w one al he great csnses a ssvng kslh
rom a. njsry sustained iron fall 10 b bed = % ysaa
GA, Hal b asxs bouss. 81 esnts hosstA m 3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

st,Pynfoa CouHI-Beiore Judge Oakley.-SGrzEsl
Jones We Giberf A. SniA Jones q colored man, AID
was a waiter on board the steamboat Empire He was
wheeling some luggage from the boat when his barrow
was upset by the horse and cart OF Mr. s. who Is car
man. and Jones thrown under the horses feet and Sc
riously injured lie brings action 20 recover damages
The Court charged that II the was careless he
ia liable but If accident be Is not Verdict for
the plaintiff, $50 and costs-For plu, Mr. Rapso and
Mr. LEVINE for dnt Messrs Barr. Benedict and Bebee.
Chas H. Hammond and Others ". Louis PeHsHd The
plaintiffs az heirs OF Abijsh Hammond, claim owner
ship of that part OF Fsctoryet which 10 now enclosed
extending on the block between Bank and Troy sts In
1894 Abjah H. bought the mansion house stable and
grounds OF h. MaOws containing So acres bounded on
the Hudson river Greenwichane, Christopher St and
a Southern line for $500. <lf75o Fsctory-st at
that time called Caiherinest and previously Mary'st
ran through the property. Mr. Peugnet and SIR. Me.
Lachlan now hold this clip and contend that had been
public street that they bought 10 the center OF the
street and when tie street closed they bad night
10 IT, Actions Of eectmeni are brought. Verdict Tor
plaintiffs In both cases subject TO the opinion OF the
Court principally as % whether Mr.. Hammond made q
dedication Of the street and whether his gnt extended
TO the sides or the middle OF the street
Tine property bought by hr. Maliows from the
Earl OF Abingdon in lies
For plaintiff Messrs VIM. Mitchell AAd r. II. ogden
for defendants Mcssrs. OConor. Blunt and Rapalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

Court or COMMON PLEAs-Befors Judge Ulshofier
-Casper r. Meyer vs. Rsinhdrd FroehLsch The parties
keep German boarding houses in Washingtonst st. Mr..
F. lost considerable Of money, and IL 10 charged
that he said Meyer has the stolen money In bis house
be knows all about the affair. Action IL brought Tor
SANDER For defence il said that the witnesses who
proved the allegation stated 20 Mr. NJ the name OF the
man who took the money. and that the words as used
was privileged communication he surprising thai Mr.
ant-For plaintiff Messrs. Welsh and Thompson. For
defendant Mr. w. Wordsworth.
Before Judge Ingrahsm-AHdrsu Leavy vs. Edrera
Tsa9u1-To recover $50 and interest. The question
whether Mr. l. who was an executor 10 the estate
of Jobp Mcsorey. handed it 10 pay note due by the
widow OF John for groceries. Or loaned u 10 MY. T.
The Jury considered the latter. Verdict for plaintiff
sl62-For plaintiff Mr.. Brady. For defendant Mr.
Lynch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

ry- A man named Thos. c. Mahony was arrest
ed at IL last night on issued By the Coroner
for violent assault, and battery committed on Monday
last on Ed Doneran $40. wsterst Donersn has since
died Committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

80 PIANO FORTRs o 4 n BAR
MORE fer for sss Al tnsr msnufsctory
and wareroouI 3Oi Blseckerst IN Assort
umsnt Of rosewood and mahogany Piano
Forss Of finely carved Gothic and modern Partisan sues
Thase Pianos for mechanical construction, sxcesncy Of
workmanship and cansss OF tons, cannot be rpasd
and the purchaser hes any doubts hey viii DO set
up and reasonable eugh OF time allowed sstisfy
him. This being new feature 10 the business Il 10 I'm
portsnt TO the purchaser, - he market 10 fail " uaps well
escu sied ch ths inexpere csd Arssponsble vG-
rsuty with each instrument Reference Of he
fret families In NO city. ~ B.-Pisnos 10 81 81 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

ed Win the msuufseiuas Of nslls and Who can kur
chase s. oo u the stock of tbs company waited -
sss he ~ factory IN ope
rsoo ofihe country where coAs are nao si1e
cents per bushe and pig roo In allow p'iess q
the trst quality Ills OF the beat locations Ia this country
healthy and abundance ofwser power The ousinsse Ca
not fail 20 reward person well fot his services end
good sssry will be given IN al rsspecn eompeteut
None Others need apply Address by mall ~ olherwLee
j. DAVENPORT L co. lSa Fron.sI \. x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

ARREsr.-John Jones boy, was arrested yes
erdsy by officer Corgsn suspicion of stealing horse
with wagon containing l0c) cigars and Elk dollars in
nenn;es Committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

~ IMPORTANT ~ purchasers " risl
GkSi>. xWX Notes.-The subscnbefs having puTehAss
Hof Mr.. John 3crbsr Tho exclusive nshs
- u uuis United States his Patent Harp Fran
improvement In Piano Fore 'ac tring
very splendid Rosewood and Nshogsasay Plano Forte
which warranted superior In tons any In us
ard W Keep la tuns much longer Tbs Improvements Coz
siss 10 os. bsaniifu Harp frame, peculiar 10 eonstl
uon, taking all ns strain OF the strings from ne csss ~
general Of ths approved modern syle1
6nishsd Instruments BENNETT, ROGERS CO
A9 l52 rulton-sl Ear side Of broad wa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

n WATCHES, JEWELHY md sHvM wve;
~ Tho sqbscrbsfs continue 70 have for sale nl
n assortment Of hns 0sd end Silver Wstense q
<rS hs rcd which viii be wasro1Ss
q u--s pss. and crsssd At shs vssy lowsss
cssh pf.6es-
Thsy constantly rscsivins he alsss rs o. B4-
iocaos Jevery " every dsscrpt including ood 70
.nd ouxrd chs,ns, breasspiEs, Lss-hhgs, tfngssdnc
Brsesists, Head Ornaments, &c
Silver spoous vorss Butter Knives and envsvwOs -
ersly, 81 The manufaemrsrs pricss
Bhtanniswaxs, 6us Cutlery, Fancy Goods kc Wsseose
and CLOCKS repaired 81 xpsrsaesd ~orEmsn
LOCKWOOD BCRfEkEk, - Yss.k
en- cor of galtoo-st opposite Unitsd sssfss woe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15
THE ORIGINAL GALvANIC RINGS, Tluid.

,TEAM POWER-To les viln rooms Apply a No.
N Tee.hsysaae, eorns II Tvesy -hn1-st dzs.u-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

will ever be SLOWED keep Dr. Chrsss 0enrine articles
~ Cgristies new work on " Gslvanism and be Appg
caIlon ReEe1iA Axeni' nay - BAD Erats W Iapi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

VOTiCE--Pariek Murphy, sbip es,psnssr, lei Ne
vile Eldrd sest Josish Lte's Aschsa esocere'
iushouse the <th Of February H.s wife ros Hart
ford Conr- her maiden name WA Mary ps!oa-wtsoe9
20 see him Al bic hihers III Monross II. IL supycssd
10 have lsf with grsss widow. JAMES MURPHY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

Phi'ade pbis. Jan. 3, l3r. North Eieveuths
lf1av5tSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15
Legislature Of New-York SKIS wrrg

Lao Rejoyr Bal QEeey Doia1s-Vo> ia ConrsRfio1-
diuah Wcydsa and H. 4. Foer oppsnsafs Of Re
fo1nl nominated COMMUNICABLE Judiciary
Conmltee-My. U0rden IN C0nrepfa0n-lfs Journal
Wiibteld-IEsiHcertsy Sor4trhe7e-Po0r C0npeas6-
ron-PasseHy1 Aa-The Ltbrary-Frelsh By Rail
rood--Ten psyaHce--Ner York Jar0rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-15

RESCUED FROM DRowSIsG.-A man named
Richard Green saved from the water at the foot Of
Nintht last nigh, about O'Clock by officer Lamb and
brought to the station house and so far restored as TO be
able TO 20 home in the morning Also, German
named Addern Miller taken from the dock foot OF
l7thst North River. al o'clock, by officer Alderman
and taken To the station house bond for $500 and
two silver half dollars found ia his possession.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

VARIETIES OF CoTToN. The following article, which
we copy from the American Farmer, giving descrip-
ton of the seyera varieties of cotton, may be inter
esting to many of our readers:
Georgia Sea Island cotton is of dull butter Tint
the ilament being three times longer than that
of the Indian cotton wool. The fibres cylndrico
spiral, and hence the ease with which they are spun
into cotton thread.
Georgia Upland cotton is good for coarse yarns
The staple is Short light and feeble 1t was called
for long time Bowed cotton from the fact that it
was separated from the seed by the blows of n bow
string.
Tennessee cotton is of nearly the same quality as
the Georgia Upland. except that it cleaner and the
staple little longer.
New Orleans cotton is superior TO the last two ma
med kinds, and may be said to occupy middle point
between Sea Island and Georgia Upland.
Pernambuco cotton has a fine, long staple, clean
and uniform, and yarns made from it in great re-
quest among the stocking weayers.
Demarara, Bernice and Maranham cottons are fine
and glossy, and well cleaned. They spun into
fair stout yarn.
Bahia cotton is better than either of the two kinds
last named.
Surinam cotton has a long staple, and is family
tnged with yellow. 1t is cean and much sought af-
ter by hosiers.
West India cotton is from Bourbon seed; the sta
pie is fine and silky but not well prepared.
Barbados cotton has short staple. but Is silky
and strong. 1t appears in the market with much
husk."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
NOTICE.
OFFICE INDIASA MUTUAL FIRE lSsURAScE

Indianapolis October n 1871.
fENHE MEMBER OF said Company hereby notified that
- meeting OF Directors held this day, ii was
thereon other liabilities sustained and incurred By said Company
since October TO- s amounting the sum otwelve thousand
the premium notes given to The Company be paid BY The members
ON NOTES IN FORCE
bengfrOm No 1897 Inclusive
On all notes dated aer October H. s46 and on or before Novem
1896 being from No 3449t No 1885, inclusive,
on 90 1896 aud before Janu-
airy 1884, being from No 3is4 No. 1884, both nclssye and
.. On s a. Ros S9sd S Sfs and before January
a a;sq s as & February
on ali notes dated after February ls4 and ON or before March
s7 being from No 1894 to No. 36l7 both inclusive and half
ON EXPIRED AND DISCHARGED NOTES.
On all notes expired discharged October H. 1885, and
on or before October IA, 1885, four per ceat
expired discharged a. ls46,
expired discharged November 81 1896 and
tefore November 80 1876 sir and quarter per
all expired discharge
on ali notes expired discharged after 1s47 and on or
before January %, ls47, eight and one hatPu cent.
ON all notes expired discharged alter January 90 1871 and
% ali F Soaes & e a @ s se F.: on
before March 2, lSI7 elereR and quarter per
all expired discharged after March . ls47
ordd That The charge Interest on DO,
paid on before December Sd, lSf1.
will be forwarded other auiho
sS wo% o are MAKE Pp,
December they are payable
at the expiration thirty days from this date denuen will he liza
bic iohOe their premium agTeeaby
of the
ohe specie paying hanks Kentucky and Ohio will required
assessments.
members have aenGd their Policies by sale the
duly for discharge and to pay The amount due
the time of such surrender ageeay the requirements Of the
fifteenth of the which enforced by officers
the Company that
especially requested call their attention and the
per information regard thereto Policies for discharge should be
forwarded through the local agents. and addressed to the Secretary
ri policy be discharged until the
the Note the date Of surrender be first paid By order Of the
Directors. b. L. NORRIS, Treasurer.
Publishers OF The following named papers requested publish
the the dollars in their respective
and their bills the local Agent Of the Company
who hereby authorized the same, viz Bulletin, New Albany
Palladium Richmond Sentinel Fort Wayne; Express 1ee Hute
Gazette, Nncennes Free Press journal,
Republican, Lawrencebugh Telegraph, Loganspo Democrai
Goshen Register. South Bend
The publishers the above will forward their
cOnaning the advertisement o the Treasurer. 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

INCREASE OF OBJ FELLowsIIIP.--lt is stated in the
last Golden RUE that the late session of the q. l..
u s., charter was granted for lodge III Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands, and one at Carraccas, IN Central
America; and no doubt these small beginnings are
destined to prepare the way for the extension of Odd
Fellowship over the whole continent as well "lhe
isles of the sea-" The increase of lodges for the year
ending the Both of une last is four hundred, exceed
ing those of the previous year by only while
the limitations during the period nearly the
same, being 81 BIO for the year ending June 3d. 1896
and 32,749, for the past year. From this it appears
that the large addition 10 the number of lodges has
not been followed by corresponding increase of
membership The rate of progression. however, of
the year 1896 that of 1915 be looked for.
if healthy increase only is desirable The increase
of revenue in 1916 over 49, was S250.000
while the increase of the past year over 1916. has
been but SlSO,OO0 But in the great feature of mu-
tua relief the amount for the past year has reached
over $500, 900, an increase of $l04Oa0. The total
number of contributing members reported Is little
short of 100 O00 and the total revenue of tue last year
nearly S900,0O0 OF the lodges New York has 800,
and of the membership 3O,296, one fourth OF
the whole Her revenue amounted to ss232, $50, and
her expenditures for relief TO over $4,000. Penn
syIvana stands neat, having 253 lodges %, 600 MEM
beers. with revenue of Sl39, 159, and relief expense
of S42, 9l5.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
M'GUFFEY's ECLECTIC SUaaDUI.
ROCKS


fHNHlS Series Of School Books, published Cincinnati
strictly Western existence, the
publishers being Of the West
York supply which
extensively than any Others
ger Than a any previous time.
attempt made introduce
of books Compiled York;
dreds OF schools ion was com
menced upon the Eclectic books Within year past
books have been o. PUT OUT of hundreds
Schools and the Eeetic Readers by DIR. MsGufey adopted
their place.
Under the head sanders. Series of School Books an article
appeared the paper Of
of sPublic" OF
meeting held said OF Belevie, the 9th Instant and
theirs
victory
TO THE PUBLIC.
Al meeting Of Beleyle held on Wednesday
the
appeared SINCE purporng behalf Of the
Beeye taken into consideration, when
pproving the above mentioned
citizens Of Bcileville,
for the named bOok feel ouu
from the sentiments in the above named article.
Cornelius Banta, John Catshaw,
Ben Roberts, A. NJ Shively,
Peyion X. Ellis X. $. Reagan, Teacher.
Thos. G.. Wilson, jonathan Irons.
Egan, q. Al
j. Jef, L.. n. Kennedy,
John w. Parker. Wm c. HopwOod,
James Y. McCurdy, Wm Ellis.
The teachers Belevie wing
of decided preference
OF Eclectic books believing them be
any similar winch acquainted
r.. :. REAGAN.
oct1I -3o l.. w. MCFARLAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
FASHION ouTnoNE.

faNHE public respectfully invited to call at Taloots Jewey
Store and examine the large and fashionable supply Of
Watches Jewelry, and Fancy Goods,
just receiving direct from the The goods
chased at the manufacturers and will be sold for
CASH At SMALL PROFITS which will be much less rates
than any house in the city dare sell them The stock
in part Of gold and silver Lever Lepne Anchor and Verge
watches plain full and eweled gold fob and guard chains
breast pins finger rings rings studs and buttons Of all va
Of patterns and qualities gold and silver
diamond pointed gold and pencils from gold
and silver pencils Of variety and price from p $40
Cornelius Co lard lamps Of all styles prices made espe
cial order together with an endless
heard Of in this market Call and the goods prices
high you take the opposite Washington
Hail. 43y W. II. TALBOT