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SI.2sO OF

Goods exhibited and chances sold by
g. $. FOWLER.
Odd Fellows Hall, 1th street.
n D. The drawing will take place as the chances
all taken, and due notice win be given OF the same
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NOTICE to owners of real estate.-The subscribers
keep register in their general agency office, in which
all persons having real estate for sale rent have the priv
ege without charge, of entering description of their
property free TO the inspection OF such desire TO purchase
and only the OF being employed agents
in any negotiation in relation thereto viii commission be
charged Non-resdenrs, well citizens may find this
office.
We have for sale several houses and lots and large
tract OF land in Fauquer county, Virginia.
RICHARD BURGESS and
JOHN II. SMITH
Office 18th street. opposite the northeast of Full
ler's Hotel.
Nov lS-3tawtf
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Martins Improved Bee Palace.

Maritime Improved Bee Palace.
lfiE subscriber, owning the right the above improve
l. ment, may be at the United States Hotei and
has for sale the right this District the State Of Delaware,
with several southwestern States; has sold largely in The
right and will sell the remaining territory very low The
following testimonials (two of great that could be
given) viii give an idea of its utility.
GEORGE CALVERT.
LONG MEADOWS, Fauquier CO., Virginia,
December :, 1917.
For the information of the public, would state that /
have now used Martins Improved Bee Palace five
mers and nd II TO be perfect protection against the boz
moth as also against Tobbng bees and believe when right
ly constructed TINT tho bees will If the spare
honey is taken from them. Mine has yielded cosidcra-
BILE quantity OF the purest virgin honey Given under my
hand. THO SIEARMAN.
Know all men by these presents that the undersigned
citizens OF Coluubana county, in the State of Ohio. hay-
ing r. Martins Improved Bee Palace in six years.
do certify that they free from and have been
ever since have had them in and do that pur-
pose beyond our most sangnine expectations, and the
most convenient for taking honey and preserving the bees
Of any have any knowledge Of and feel ourselves usti-
fable in recommending it TO the public.
Nathan Coke, Isaac Chamberlin,
John benson, Al/Brewer,
George Walter, Elihy Ferl,
Joseph James, William Chamberlin
Hiram Bell Jgstus Right,
jan IL Henry Walter.
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IN THE late residence OF Mr. Arneld, on Prince street,
H. in Alexandria The house is brick built OF the best
materials handsomely finished and welarrunged for
fort and convenience; contains fifteen rooms most of them
large and airy, and has wide hall through the
Outhouses of brick, also covered with metal consisting in
range, of wood and washhouse cistem above ground
two bathing and two dressing rooms. On the opposite
wing fine greenhouse; and in the rear brick wo-story
double house for servants
The ower-gardena extend from Patrick Henry
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
1t is considered, by many the handsomes and most de-
sirabe residence in the District
1t viii be sold low and accommodating terms mp
plcaon WIN. d. MUTT,
Sept 25--tf AT the Treasury Department.
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& t- TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pell,
VIM. J. Hyslop, David G. Golden,
r. H. MCurdy, John G. Thatcher,
Fred. s. Winston, Rufus L. Lord,
C. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick, Isaac u. Pearson,
Stacy B. Collins, VIM BamweI
John H. Smith, VIM Moo.e,
JOS b. Collins Zebedee Cook
Jas. g. Wadsworth, Jonathan Miller.
II. w. Hubheu, Fitz Green Haeck,
Gouverneur NJ. wilkins, Rob't Schuyler,
J. V. L. Pruyn, Amos s. Perry,
Frederick Whrtlesey, Joseph Tuckerman,
Chas. Ety. Gideon lawley,
John C. Eruger, VIM. j. Bunker,
Walter JOY One vacancy
NORRIS ROBINSON President
SAMUEL HANsY, Secretary.
MINrUN PoSr, NJ D., Physician to the Company, 504
Broadway.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, Washington, D. C., agent,
No Ia Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
WM p. JOHNSTON, N. d., Medical Examiner, corner OF
7th and + streets
March lily
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mn. LGIBERMAN has renewed his omco and re

They also prepared to furnish complete equipments to
ministers, consuls, and other diplomatic agents.
TkaeD If1lf
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lNl on street between llh and 18th streets has very
handsome and capacious room, with which she
commodae Two members OF Congress, II small private
family, on moderate terms. Single gentlemen viii also
find very superior accommodations for the by
king immediate application . Dec To-
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DOAitDlNG.-Five well-iumshod rooms, with board,
I'D be had the house adjoining the residence OF Mr.
Clements, on street, between 3D. and 81 streets,
Dec l5--dihf FA
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INOR RENTING good the first floor, fur
nshed and also the house adjoining the subscriber on
a street, between Pennsylvania avenue and street
Dec % .as JAS. WILLIAMS.
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HARTyvELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,

II,OR RENT.-A two story house, with basement a
street. between Pennsylvania and street. In
quire Of Williams, next door
na,
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MEXICAN MooNL1oHr-" Meet me by
moonlight alone" can be practicalized in
Mexico with beautiful effect, we should
think, judging from the following extract
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Isn't it very queer thing that man, by
pennsng his ideas let's them out.
A gentleman pra,sing the generosity of
his friend, observed that 4" he spent his mo.
ney like water" "Then of course he IT,
qu'datcd his debts" rejoined wag.
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Mrs. O'CoNNELL's remains are 10 be
exhumed at Cahirciveen, and placed along
side those of her husband at Glasnevin
Cemetery
THE present commoton in Europe is Gu
rious-Protestant England supporting Pa
pal Rome against Catholic Austria and
Catholic France.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
Death from n Slight Cold.

BY nesectng those sauay precautions which sense
Dictates, many, very many fall victims their mprudence.
We have the young bride, blooming the bird
Paradise and the fair flower h0pe the pride her father and the oy
OF her moheher cheek flushed with anticipation eye
beaung with the expression of Ove-he
cling on her fancy w the rich ard vareglted ns
promise We have all this ehanged-aye wedding garment
for shIoud and the bridal chamber for this sepulce dead and
al this from nesectns COLD. Now, late
use DR.. ROGERs's LHERWORT AND TAR, which gives i'm
mediate relief thousands of now ad
init Ct its extraordinary The gay, young the
beautiful and the young speak forth its praise and viii long it
makes positive and cheers the dsspang family
Those afflicted with diseased lungs should call
and the certificates OF such Dr. WIN j. Richards Judge
William Burke ard Dr. Hiram Cox, Professor in Cincinnati
lecie Medical Collees. 45toh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
PuRLIC SALE.

pursuance with order and decree the Marion Probate
8 9th day October A. d. lS47, will an day
81 Washington Hall
dlnapos for the highest bidder for the term of
said decree above named all the title and
Boil Aforesaid vesiedn her by
Of following described property situated
Washington the city Of Indianapolis and known the
hall LOT No TO- and three feet nine inches Of the west half OF lot No
H. square No. the eiy Of indianapolis which said de
with and small
barn. the said Of years subject be determined by the dea
Boil The purchaser will be required
the purchase money with good freehold security wthou
The said be
paid instruments Of twentieth part six months I'LL The
whole is paid.
45-Bec4 JOHN E. KINGsBURY, Guardian, &C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
indianapolis Markets and Prices

2A word TO those who
least eight months during the year. who vain efforts
70 d themselves Otha Oahsome disease dozen
boxes OF quinine pills. which never proacted case
permanent
On the st attack chs in the fore pant of the season. should
be eradeaed entirely from the system, wish
ed with for months relapse every days
oener To effect this cue Dr. Bngg Indian Queen Sugar Coated
Tonic Pills the only nabe remedy They
fail effect permanent according directions
For sale by Tomnson Brothers, sign Of the Golden Mortar by
S. j. Wade DulpqSt IndanaDolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
SHEsSEFF'S SALE.

EpY virtue Of vendoni exponas directed from the clerks
= Office Of the Marion will public sale
the 9Th day Of November I547, the house door in the
Of indianapolis within the hours prescribed by law the
and profits for ofthe following tot:
The half Of the north quarter section No 30 township
and No. and lots No IL H. square
IN Isaac iauis's addition the of Indianapolis
place expose simple
Taken the property Of Thomas Moore,
Ihonls ii smith David Williams. A. w. RUSSELL
fSI.751 Sheriff O Couuf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

EH virtue OF deere OF the Marion Circuit its Nav
ID term, A d. 1874 the under Cqmmissione Tor
purpose Will saturday en, uax Of
December between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ o'clo
door indianapolis expose for sale 40 he
highest bidder The ioIwng criAtd piece, parcel or o Of land
wit the halt Of the south quarter SECTION twenty
t26) township Tile (5) NORTH three ) e. e,c
twenty-five oil the side, the line biuv al
that part said trect lying tie Idle Of Genital "a,
shall he burro>r 49,. -
sold for the payment OF two hnpired nd iou dollars bs
May lS44l and co.'s al 49,
having mogtgaged tie Indiana nv ob. n -
deceased to loan Of Iah from the ssk;
and costs, S2g9 20. J. B. NccriIS ! ~ ~, s'-
lndlanapolIs cep w ~ iO-l II Dec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
sTRkVED

WyROM the subscriber the l5 Of October
II Black Mae, about four old has both hind feet white white
stripe face and cropped Whoever returns the said
The subscriber shall lie suitably rewarded and an rhges
paid. JOHN TURNER.
<-tAP AND LETTER PAPER, INK, oUILLs. STEEL AND
u GOLD PENS always hand and for sale By
4ay H0OD & NOBLE.
Ef0 OF. Quinine--jusf receives and for sale by
Jul aug6 "a J. j. OWSLEY 4 Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
LIST OF LETTERS

FpEMAINING in the Post Office dianapols Indiana
II q November I, l8l7.
GPersons calling for these letters tDi please say
ADVERTISED
The inland postage on all letters or papersOr Foreign
Countries must be prepaid otherwise they for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
AUDTroR's OFFICE, TIPToS CoUNTY, ISDIANA,
Ocf0ber 18Th IS47

NOTICE j. hereby given lands and lots returned den
for the Of taxes due them for the year
S45 situated Upton county and Stale Of Indiana much
viii satisfy respectively from
thereof will be sold the house dO Tpt0n the
county o the said OF Upton in State of Indiana
Monday January A. D. l54 within the hours prescribed
by law, u nett pad before that time.
under hand this 10th day Of October A. D., 1871
NEWTON J. JACKSON.
454w Clerk and ofco Auditor u Upton County. In.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
LANES HALL & 20.

MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 2, Palmer House, Washington ST., Indianapolis.
- ANUFACTURERS, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
"a Ready Made Clothing Cloths, cassmerss, vestngs
IA Trimmings every description % Geniemens
IL ing. 456
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
Sf..fe Of Tndiaaa. FsOOue COuufv.

the August Of the Boone PROBATE Count A. d. iS47. said
n Horton
by inent. Creditors therefore required TO file their claims
against the the said probate within
hereof they will be entitled paymeHt
THOMAS p. MILLER, Administrator.
Oct. &C. 1917. 45-3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04
ADMINISTRATOR Notice-

ADMINISTRATORS NOfice
NJ Office is hereby gwen, undo, sr,1 -, =
~ lrtters OF adminislfaon the estate Of Vilsa ~
late Of Hamilton county, deceased persons ,,
selves indebted 70 sad sats make im,r,s,e ,
menf, and those has ing claims sms will ,< -.
duly authentief.d orscuemea estate Is ~ A.,
Solvent "S"ho MOSES CRAIG, Adninis<rator
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
TnE Fnn-nsr IS Ono --rhn c.lam

TuE fRr.uEr Is Omo Tho Colpm
bus journal oft 9Th instant says. "Ac
counts dpm various quarters are comng en-
of lhc dimasel caused by lhe rcerui un
picctdrnIri rr Ia the walrfs. fmm the
Sciolo anl iiu-kingim yaIIcyswe have yrr
40 authentic arrulnls. Those from lbr
Mimi ap iruey lHghHll. more than &C.,
aiizIng uur worst agptehrnsidns. It mI,r
necessarily .c SONS lime heioo The ey'rn
Of ibc dlusgcs can hr a.ccHunri w,li
auy degree 81 accuracy. hc State wh
be a yey great loser hy damage To ben
canals aud hrr public works.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

OrERArioNs OF fnH Sun. n.TREAsuRY,--
The New York Express thus exposes ono
of the sabierlugea which the Sub Treasury
agents have resorled to in thai cllG
Two WEEKS ago il became necessary 10
draw halfa million Of specie from the Sub.
Treasury hrre, and to place i in New
Orleans. Our banks offered TO give drail
fer the whole sum, at sight, on tho banks
there, for three quarters oi one per cent,
or at cusi of three thousand two hundred
aud fifty dollars. II that time, however
the law could mol ba violated cost what |,
might All the legal acts of the Govern,
mrnt muil be complied with, and accord.
ing.y tho whole amount was sent nn by
land, at a cost Of about seven thousand
dollars. This sum the Government pail
aud lnsi.
ltso happened ton, hat specie was drawn
from these very hanks, which, beiafe tho
femoyal el the dePosiIes, placed all Govern.
menl FUNDS, no mallrr how frmule. at any
point required; flee iom all loss or risk.
With n irw days, however, an order
has been received henc Ia place largo
sum, nnl I,tr from AL ion ul' dollars IN
New ofIeans; anl nnw 1t Is llund sn dIll
cult 10 fala this order, that the persons
having ehalgc uI the business have, Al ono
stride. pia ai,d al lIr on ne subject. In.
stead ul drawing aud rmiaIug specie. as
they wefe bound 10 do, they have pur.
chased nearly or quite halI a mtIlian IN
dml.. IN III, New Orleans hana- al aluul
PAT Tins, Instead a. cnaniisg or sefiiIng
specie IN h. distributed aud circulated,
drafts hnfr been sent, aud not only drafts,
but bank drafts.
Nav, This purchase Of bills OF drails on
New Ofean, Is IN direct violation q. the
al.t sreupn ul tue sub Treasury aeii and
il becunes the du ol the Secretary ol The
Treasury hnnritaley Ia suspenl lrum du.y
the agent or disbursIug ullioer who has
sioIueI h. pneisaus ai LIS ssrliun. anl
lp rrpaH a.. iut l4al- tu ile .'s'.d a
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
CONSTRUCTIVE TREASON, "AID
ASD COMFORT &e.

49, y NtfsA -
In turning over the pagcs Of tho North
British Review, iar November last, (safs
tho baltimore pariall We find very able
and interesting artieia upon lhe history ol
Halg The writer refers much Of the deg.
relation which that country suffers Ia ils
stae ii ,nhieel.on ta the Austrian power.
Hn says;
I'VE hara hpiure Us n work. printed in
| ls2l at Milan, directed To be used l1f in
aIueiiun AM reading IN HE seeani cIass al
elementary schools hYalcr aI the Austfl.
an Government. Nr shall give sonr
specimens nj The instruction which il has
'm#aitHd anl II the notions taught to lhose
WIN learn 10 rral in the Government
sehanls Of An.lria, ffesuuing that no such
baahs Wafe urn shed in The sehpols eAisl.
IHa long heiafe The Au.lridn Government
TUX larm under ils parental mlnlage.'
The wrtef then makes an estfacl viii
fiaw Ia shaw the Instruction which is
lafalfoici dpan lhr daf,tly oi Tue pcopt In
iheif sovereign. aud also ul iha temporal
and spiritual punishment which will he Is
tied apan all who ala ncglfelIal or nnah
servant ul lhal ilaIil. lie then ean.
ealss b, saving "ibefe nrr low olhef
pa sag's respecting var that are waffh
4 IT,"
sQur,iaa5 Nhal must subjects abstain
iIam hrsides lfrasaals
"tlsNef. They mazl ahsiainft 70 TAX
ihsHu.yasdhabIy nf lhe events lho war.
~. Aai Why So
= Brrausr, MS lhaY are nat aware ui
lie ral circumstances Of such seenl,, lhft
easIy ru deceive The Pupulaee with lhtif
# aaura'.
-. Whal must eiIlzsns and county
people di mo- 10 u sasprrril
u ThfY must keep qnirlly Al home-
aini llr.r aRn hl.Inrss-w"rk and puY.
%. lluV mus suIseeis hshafc When
tie enemy eansrs hem in.-esi
Il They must bear la..es with "a.
liense. and PIT lhrir ifusl in I'll and iheit
.eyzreign.
" give this cylraHi says tho paHial
Which wc masr literary. wiIhaat any rum
mHBi. not dHalitng That evefs intelligent
sairrwdI discover n lie eauase 1t n.
i.s.e.lrnef President Polk m exact pat
aIl#I 10 tlal which liz Au.fIan Gase#a=
mea' EMPLOYS Tao sgha1l lbass aI.n are III
.uhirrt.onio il in is doctrine pl passa
oszltface.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

Th.' young wings ol New iod, recenhy
gave q splendid whig bail in honor ol m
~ Clay. Among toe gurs' present, we've
Major General Gaines. aud the Hon. Nil
lard Fillmore. Gen. Giiucl d.sca'mrd
being any patty man, blt spoke ol iirnN
Gay john T.. Calhoun. aui Peter u. Porter
Of New I.is, a. the pillar. oi' lhe war m
1879. No war, hc said could br carried
Oh bg party, and il was biz wish 10 see
tho chiyulty ol all parties united. Gen.
TAILOR be- knew well. and he bad necum.
pi.hcd AonIrrs. 10 The face ni almost 10
.sqembIs dilli;uIiics. lln never bad bad
undsr Limal any one time, men enough Ia
maintain siirciually such a war as be- WAS
carrying 90. uai The consequence bal been
that hii forces war' iu perpetual lropauly.
aom which their extraordinary ralur a!nnr
h,d rescued betn.- Baiiim r. Pd'rio'.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

CoNourss oar la,s,, dates from Washington
arc to srturdny. the gih int Tue Senate had
adjourned over to Monday Tie ll1ais vus on.
gagged on The hfl to Increase The army. a Amo.ian
waa made to reconsider the vote ofihe day rreyi.
ons, By which ihs House decided to close the d..
bate on the ban To provide iar an increase o. the
regular army The motion did not prevail, and
iAc bill vas again taken up ia committee Of ihe
whole. NJ Toomb. Of Georgia, addni1edihf
committee ia favor Of The persecution Of TIE war
but in opposition 10 the tdli iniir prescott shape
NJ winh-ap. followed NJ. Too'nb' Ilr was
opposedio the BIN. though be- sould not withhold
supplies, because the war might be unjust or I'M
prop rly conducted Vet hc was opposed 10 adopt
inc all measures recommended BY the Executive
Mh Tibbaits, Of Kcniucty, next obtained ta
floor. and made an able defence of the war
Mr.. Lyon followed and was in favor Of The bil,
and ofthc war Upon tho conclusion Of hs re.
marks, an amendment was offered by NJ. Carroll,
to appoint fyo additional surgeons, and fifteen As.
sIsinnt surgeons
Mr. Long, ofMaryland, nezi obtained The aodf
a,id proceeded to address tho committee in layo
Of t'c bi, but before he concluded, rava way fort
mo,io,. that The committee rise. The melton pre-.
vailed, q. I'D the li0lsg adjourned
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27

Ammc,N Ilmorsi-h famP.co a
Du br'.r oaI A'r.y IA tb"ulper pii, ul tue
'""u--.h" nghl Was dlik aui r.ouIy y--ii,
lhnughl Il uasa signal 40 lhc par Of the
Mcsirans 10 comueucp mwuy, WHEN
yunns passed Nld,bpmin Lald, pi The
,mry, pm'wdrd to the frcur. GA his
luAal, he aw lhr house pnyciopri In
llamcs ani upon ias ,cl top Of lhe house
10 braHlitl drA,ran gId. IT,. amidst thc
flames aud smoI". succeeded N gaining
The top OF Ibe hou.c, and with b.. pnzr,
lowered hInrrIl sll-'y iolde ground wilma
rope. --Loh COurrr
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
NO ptoac

4 ..ipr iom .laul.a s, f. ..e r .ilr
81 ,pe Sew tlpml B.r.n I.ri.aa iAs
1 b .usi, says.
Ibis c,p las be.u aml-' leAl. y
recent ara'y aus i.e,4..tts si ,..,l, 10
lHr de1pHon aI ia aaI p mHe H,r
nr go. nron lu.y m.hl.g.d lH1r ew
hr %, u uh. hr,r,OI .ba. lives Alyc iarn
bot by lhi. sudden mmain -rwm.
Yl iur syr. Ucf, utualNtd D.. iua u,l.
bros ni wtlrr- foua arrn ram, bl.
ils vairrs have mi.0y u.si4tl i.an the
lace ul tho ciJ. .llsr, bi,o b.an srp
away with lhrI, ,vnrn,s. hll ',.. .uss ul
pIuptl5 wl.. ae iUmuse. IAe ptnuu.
Ucrc d.stclnrd, usli-ir.oic li.. on The
floating riG OF a hlH-', .u iIt mt4, ol
shat % now White prE uuas help,
hu; none could lGcu be- garh 10 lhr
mmIng lhsy were hotto Dr ,ulnd. aud,
d1uh..rs.. bad pcr.slrd
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-27
eoNaREzsloNAI. .ELEcrIoN.

After close contest, it Inns at length been a..
csriainti ibol III Newton, one Of the Wing eau.
diaalszi Is eleele4 10 Congress judy r4sahal.
The pemqorale eanl,daln whose yole was eat Ia
Newtaa'si appeaf dissatisfied with the result, on
account oflhe ri iaeon Of the ve,oa Of lRo town.
ships IN Crawford county, which not bpus for
warded 10 the olefk, within the lmq specified b,
law, were uot included IN hs official rstari to the
Soefelary of STATE !, waa4aIi that he intended
going an TO Washington City, to contest The clss
ton, tai his we see, no las declined doing Had
ha done SO, L would have been rather mixed up
concern. il Yet had been found IN his aeat We
should, hawogsf have feared ihe result under such
upeunslanee,. tssald laye been two democrats
agaazi one whis, and although the aforesaid whls
is mors than match tor both Of them iaselheF in
most lAIagi, YET we afPfehtnd he would have been
found n ils raaaiFe, when the question whs a
b'fiogal Of The lssys5 aad fishes,
ons Thing We nay saiglg aflifn, aud IL ii that
Askaaaas as5l aai blasA iof haing Ihis lime elect.
ed Wing Col Newton isa man Nth whom
any aas would be fsa'sd upon ilrt acquaintance.
but, unlike mans Wlo please al dtal sighl, but
whosa s.all qualities diminisl aad grow'ahsautifal.
iy les upan elasa n'imasg, The longer and bet.
tei yen hnaw bIm. tho more You Ike hn Like
Col Yella sspsage which never leayes him ia
want o. iaat On proper oerasions, The more
YOU rahhim iie brighter he shaesr llslhIshly
nigH=nt and liberal in his views, Is an cd citizen.
and know ihr Waaia Of tba state as vel a. aay
man IN il, and passfsssl The ability aud STATE pride
70 maha HAT knowledge asaful, Afaansas uay
s.praal Of lsr Wing representative.