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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

HoRRID.-A servant girl in the family Of Gen. H.
B. Duryea, of Brooklyn, N. Y, last week all her
earnings $780, to her friends in Ireland, and Mon
day received information that her father, mother,
brothers and sisters, eight in number, had died Of
starvation. The poor girl, as may be expected, is
frantic Another girl in the family Of N. B. Morse,
received information that two of her sisters had died
of starvation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
MAHOGANY SAW MILL.

East Front street, beticeen Ludlor and Laurence,
South side, Cincinnati.
TINE subscribers having sddainumber Of Veneer and
other Saws and Otherwise enlarged t business are now pre-
furnish their with article ne Al The
iourd Ne 5ofds arces
viz Mahogany Biac Walnut ven<ers Oh paaes Mahogany
Black Walnut Poplar Chr Tops Bauhers Cor Chain
Bsnnsers Mahogany Boards ssd Plank; spanish cea r
Class Backs Rose Wood Marble slabs of
Hsndes; Blind sao
Manufacturers respectfully invited 70 call and Examine
stock
Lcrs. "A. -ALBRO q c.
March n 4Q-6m -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

EFFECTS OF CHARCOAL GAs-On Thursday evening,
at a marriage ceremony which was performed IN Grace
church, New York, the spectators had assembled In
considerable numbers some time before the wedding
party made their appearance. Several of them began
to be affected with dsagreeable sensations faintness
palpitalion of the heart and of pressure IN
the forehead. Two three ladies tainted, four had
to be carried out of the church, and several persons
found themselves obliged to withdraw. Others, who
remained until the ceremony had been performed,
found themselves much indsposed during the evening.
and not quite well for day or two afterwards. and
one lady swooned soon she reached home. On
inquiry being made into the cause, 1t was found that
the stoves in the church had been heated for the
ming with charcoal and that this case of incipi
ent suifocation from the fumes evolved.-N York
Paper.
We very particularly commend the above instruc-
tive paragraph to the attention Of all persons who
have charge of the heating Of the churches of this
city. There few subjects connected with the pub
lie health of more importance. and none with regard
to which more ignorance or negligence are manifested
than this business of warming and ventiating our
public buildings. Many-many come away from
church with sick headache, palpaton of the heart,
rush of blood to the head and other alarming and
pleasant symptoms, without dreaming that all
their distress has arisen from the abominabe way in
which the place has been over-heaed and filed with
noxious gasses. Reform it altogether"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

New York ExPoRrs AND fMPoRTs.-The commerce
OF New York, for the week ending Friday last nclu-
ded 80 arrivals, with 209l passengers and 80 clear
aBces-11, 3i2 tons. The exports amounted to S719-
6O0 and included 10 hhds and 1889 bbls Indian
meal, 2O5 439 bushels corn, H. 1877 bbs -four IA $50
bushels wheat 992 bales cotton 3S5 tierces and H.
7lo lbs rice, All bbls beef and pork, and 42743 lbs
cheese.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

LIBERAL DoSATroN.-A gentleman Of Massachu-
sets has given ten thousand dollars to the New State
School of 2eform, or House Of Refuge, about to be
erected IN that State, and offers to give fue ten
thousand dollars more on condition that the State will
subscribe like sum. This generous wishes
that his name should not be made known.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

SUICIDE CAUSED BY VALENTINE.-The Coroner
called to hold inquest at the house of j. Ches
terman, TO, Broadway. New York, on the body of a
young girl, named Margaret Crayi servant in his
family, who came to her death by taking laudanum.
companion, with whom she slept, testified that when
she went TO bed, she left Margaret standing before
the looking glass, decking her hair if for party,
having previously performed her additions, and ar
rayed herself in her best gown. She also testified
that the deceased spoke to her about taking med-
cinc and playfuly asked her if she would not like
little. When she fell asleep, the deceased upon
her knees prayer Perfect silence then rested upon
the household, and in the morning Margaret Cray
was dead, and an empty vial was on q stand beside
her bed.
She was beautiful girl, but on the day before her
DEATH she had received cruel Valentine, from one
whom she had looked upon lover; which crcum-
stance was probably the cause of her death.-N Y.
Express.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

TOWNSHIP MEETINGs.-We would suggest the pro-
prety of the democrats of the several townships in
this county, holding their township meetings on the
election day in April. Several, we understand have
chosen that day; and hope all will bear il in mind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
At Indianapolis.

On Saturday. the 18th day Of May.
What says the Volunteer and the Examiner! II is
time to be up and doing. Let go to work in
earnest Let the Democracy Immediately take the
measure in hand; let us be harmonious; and in a
spirit of concession and liberaliy choose man,
and elect him. There need be difficulty appre-
hended, if we are true to our principles. But we
must not be idle Every blow struck must tell.
Then up and on. Every county attend at once and
act. Send your proceedings to the newspapers, and
have them published. Now is the time to begin !;
and when warm weather comes, we will first vote
and then crow.! Old Marion pledges herself to do
as well, if not better, for the nominee than any
other county in the district. Which county accepts
the challenge!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
NOTICE.

April sealed proposals WIN be received
~ of of slaie for The saie Of indiana
distributing judicial Circuit and Journals Of the
General Assembly said State Bond and approved curhy WI b.
required Of e
county
Decatur Judicial Circuit, form the 18Th Judi
cn Circuit.
Witness hands this 18Th day Of March A. D., 1917.
SAMUEL HANNA, Treasurer Of
DOUGLAS MAGUIRE, Auditor Of
mo- H. THOMPSON Secretary of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

Washington propose that the old City Hall, which
would cost to finish about $780, 000 the heart of
the city, and upon lot Of six acres of ground, be
purchased for $50 O00 and build thereon The proposed
Smithsonian Institution.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
Old Marion, Awake.

The several townships are earnestly requested to
hold meetings at the earliest possible day. (say April
election day) and appoint delegates to county con-
vention. The county committee recommend county
enfio TO ho hold
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

ANOTHER FIscALlTv.-The bill to repeal the char
ter Of the Patterson Mechanics Bank has passed bot
houses Of the New Jersey Legislature.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

0xrThe Pennsylvania Legislature has appropriated
in Mexico. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

OrThe city of Bremen has subscribed 100000;
the government of Prussia 100000; the free city of
Frankfort $4,000 and other cities, sums according
to their Abilities towards the establishment Of the
steamship line between New York and Bremen
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

0trThe British royal mail steamer Tweed was lost
the I2ih of February, the northeast end of the
Alacranes. and sixty persons we're drowned. The
Tweed lef Havana the 9th ult. for Vera Cruz and
Tampico.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

FAMINE IN THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.--Infornation
has been received from the Sandwich Islands that the
inhabitants Of districts were suffering the
~ Of famine. The sole dependence OF many of the
natives was upon roots, and much sickness and some
deaths had been the consequence
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

COMMANDER BUcHANAN.-This gallant officer, who
has been long in charge of the Naval School at
Annapolis has received orders from the Secretary Of
the Navy to take command Of the soopof-war James
town, ready for at Norfolk and destined for
the Gulf Of Mexico.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

The Legislature Of Wisconsin have ordered 800
copies Of the Governors message to be printed in the
Norwegian language. There some thousands Of
natives Of Norway in that State, and excellent cit-
zens they are Tribune.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
Congressionai Convention.

What say the Democrats Of the Fifth Congressional
District! Shall we have District Convention We
suggest that each county composing the District
at once take measures TO appoint delegates to
attend such convention, nominate candidate for
Congress to be elected by the stern democracy of the
district. We have no choice to place or time, so
far personally concerned. But as
we can learn majority are in favor of holding such
convention
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
GALL AND SETTLE.

HE subscriber being in want Of funds takes ths rhod o.
informing old friends whoever -sey
wherever they be- who themselves ndeh either
by book call Having begun bust
the affairs closed ID hoped this
notice will be sufhcieut 9 n 90 w. H. TALBoIFs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
Union Literary Society,

Rev. Mr. GLLErr will deliver The 9Th lecture before The
Lyceum at Roberts Chapel Monday evening The 22d inst
Subect-Egypf Those who listened TO Mr. G graphic de-
scrpfons of Naples Vesuvius win be present.
Ms G. travelled through Egypt with Mr. Gideon, the Amer
an Consul whose lectures Egypt are % favoaby known
10 the American public.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

TREASURY Notes.-The amount of Treasury notes
in circulation the LIST inst 81, 733, $50 ga.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

TIrFEcAxoE JoURSAL---We are told that this paper
a week ago, contains article in relation to
the State Sentinel If So the number did not come to
eur hands.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

GrMany people drop tears at the sight of distress,
who would do better to drop a sixpence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

MEssas. CHAPMANs & SPANN:-Please announce SAMUEL
BEex candidate for Treasurer Of Marion county, and
obIige MANY VOTERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

DUTIES AT New YoRK.-The business of the New
York custom house during the week ending Friday
evening, included $3.50 3S4 of cash received 81 1885,
900 Of dutiabe goods S514, 447 SPECIE and 800 7O9
of free goods.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

LIEUT.. RITcHEY.-Our readers have read, with
painful feelings we doubt not, the account of the
melancholy end of this young and gallant officer.
Few, if any, have been connected with the army
of the United States, who acquired so deserved a
reputation for gallantry in short period. He
the of the late Robert Ritchey of this city,
a worthy and respectable hardware merchant In
1871, young Rtchey obtained appointment at
West Point, and in 1914 or 40 graduated with the
first honors of the institution. Soon after this he
entered the army a brevet Lieutenant of the 4th
Regiment At the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca,
he distinguished himself by the bravery of his con-
duct. 1t was he who with nine men, marched to the
rescue of Cochrane and Wood. Cochrane fell. but
Wood was saved by the daring of Ritchey. Such
the heroism he displayed that he Immediate
ly promoted to the rank Of I'd Lieutenant of the 9th
Infantry.
In the memorable siege of Monterey, he was in the
thckest of the fight; and though the balls flew thick
and fast around him, and his friend Wood, whom he
had rescued in the former struggle, fell by his side, be
never fatered.
After the battle of Monterey, he promoted to
the Office of Adjutant of the Regiment. Gen. Scott
hearing of his bravery, thought him tit messenger
to bear his dispatches to Gen. Taylor, in the execu
Thus FELL at the early age of twenty, one of Obios
bravest sons. Truly the ways of Providence are In
scrutablei
1t has been suggested and We think, very properly
that steps be taken by citizens to bring his
mains this City for interment. 1t might be means
of alleviating the grief of his afflicted mother, tt
know that her darling rested near her, But. In
dependent Of this, would be act of public graft
tude honorable to the City We trust some patriotic
citizen will take the necessary steps to carry this
suggestion into execution Cincinnati Chronicle
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

The ARMY NEws.-We had the pleasure of half
hours conversation, last evening, with Captain j.
Russell Butler, Aid to Maj Gen. Butler, who arrived
yesterday on board the Alex. Scott.
Gen. Butler and staff dscredit, altogether, the news
given by the Deltss correspondent 'Chappara (whose
letters appear in columns to-day from the fact,
that the 18th of February, Gen. Butler received
letter from Gen. Taylor dated the llh, and that
letter did hold the slightest idea of his being
assailed by the forces under Santa Anna.
Gen. Taylor occupied very strong position 70 miles
in advance Of Saillo the only road over which ar
tlery pass In this position, General Taylor felt
himself to be perfectly secure. And from which be
would not retreat if assailed by all the force SAINT
Anna could bring against him. So thinks Gen. Blu
Ter.
Again, had battle been fought. which is shown to
be highly improbable, the news would have reached
the Brazos six eight days sooner than BY way Of
Tatnpico: Let the dates be compared and computed,
and the fact will appear, that no engagement as sta
ted could have taken place, between the forces ofGen
Taylor and Santa Anna.
Capt. Butler gives US the pleasing intelligence that
ths Legion is in fine health and high spirits. They
doing garrison duty at the Black Fort or ciadeD
Monterey DEM, March 10.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

0srJudge Wick has got home, and looks as though
be felt very comfortable
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

]. Appsachicoas, 81 Musoogees,
2. Belsnseeteas, 80. 0yaalas,
3. Caddoes, "a Omahas,
=. Cah0kias, 80 Onedias,
B. Chayennes, 50. Ossges, Great and LitIie,
8. CheTokees, 81. 0ttowas,
=. Chickasaws, IS. Ottoes,
s. Chippewas, 80. Pawnees,
9. Choclaws, 20 Peofas,
10. Comsnches, 81. Piankeshaws,
II. Creeks, AZ. Poocarafs,
IL. Crows, a. Poncafs,
%. DeIawares, a. Pottswatomies,
II. Eel Rivers, IS. Quapawsi
Is. Floridss, as. Ricsias,
10. Foxes, AZ. Saes,
II. Hrnkp1Pas, As Semlnoles,
Is Illinois, ~. Senekn,
-. Iowsys, %. Seven Naiions OF Sanaos'
20. Kanzas, 81. Shawnees,
81. Kaskaskiss, 81 Sounes,
~. Kickapoos, SO. Sioux,
%. Mahas, o. Six Nations oil New fofk'
"a. Msndsns, %. Stockoridges,
20. Menomonees, or 3D. TamaTol,
Menominies, 81 Teetons,
IS. Miamis, IS. Tuscarorass
81. Msnnetarees, or Be- o. Weas,
latstse-Eteas, go. Winnebsgoes,
2S Mihcouris, 81. wicheiaws,
90. Minnigamiss, 62. Wyandots,
80. Mohawks, 90. fanctons,
81 Miustees, "a. Yanctonies,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

The United States have formed treaties with all the
cedng tribes of Indians from the year IT'S 10 1887 The
first treaty and the Choctaws and Chick
the last There are other treaties mace up 10 io4t
For agents. annutes and other expenses
the United pay two millions oil dollars annually
and for lS45, more.-Union-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
Relief of Ireland and Scotia nd.

The following amounts have been received from sevsra
subscribers fer the s Of Ireland and Scotland since The
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
From Tampico.

EVACUATION OF VERA CRuz.-On the 18th ut. the
established mail courier arrived at Tanpico from We
"a Cruz bringing letters for several foreign merchants
residing in the former city, which announced the
startling fact that the Mexican forces TO with
draw from Vera Cruz Immediately. Positive orders
had been received by the officer in command Of the
troops in Vera Cruz, from Santa Anna himself, to
proceed at their head into the Interior thus leaving
the city defenceless. 1t currently stated there
that il would be surrendered TO Gen. Scott the moment
he appeared before the walls.
Gen. Scott arrived at Tampico on the 18th ult. He
received with saues fred from the land and from
the U. s. schooner Nonata. An accident occurred in
firing the salute shore by the explosion of some
musket cartridges, by which two men were severely
bat not dangerously wounded. The general was in
excellent health, and Tampco was alive with excite
ment. The Mexicans had the utmost curiosity to
the great general" of whom they had heard so much
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
CITY ITEMS.

HoyuAY Feb. l.
Ig- Il Is said that men sometimes entertain a..
gels unswares-thzt good thoughts will spring up spon-
aneousy in evil breasts and that Suggestions sporrely
made may tend 10 serious ends Vide the case Of =
child left in the care OF Mrs strong reported in The
Tribune day too since The child is said 10 Be the
offspring Of wealthy parents, who aiisT suitable time
will make themselves known 10 their young heir TIE
good thought of cherisLing il While i considered
beggars brat emansiei with the sturdy reporter Of
one OF the daiss bot remarkable for sirge sni the
sportive suggestion made b. oursslf 10 Old bachelors
clildess married people 20 adopt and the young
one produced no less than I'VE calls aPon Capi Wood
Of the 7ih District next morning WHO says the days
Of romance departed with the Crulades
- As Omcer D1uoho. OF the s. xih Ward was
taking his rounds this morning abo-t o'clock. be DIS
covered woman hanging ~ the foot to rope attached
10 an attic window Of house q NglbeTy-st Il wss
soon ascertained that her was Catherine Kane
late immigrant from County Kerry, Ireland ihat being
lodger in the aforesaid attic she Invested compario
Of hers named VIM Mclaughlin OF 81 80 IN cash and
attempted her escape by letting herself down 10 tie
street by a rope but with the usual acumen displayed
by portion Of her counrymen, she made herself fast
By the foot instead Of the waist and caught in her
own trap. she is about 90 years OF sge ard regular
Amazon Committed to the Tonbs by Justice Drnker.
u Frederick Heneberger was sent 10 the Halls
Of Justice this morning for spproprians barre 81 al
coho to bic own especial use and stimulus 70 woriher
ezeriions the property Of a. B. Van Dessce.
~ Catharne Cook IN paroxysm 81 .renzy-
from abuse OF alcohol, attempted 20 kl herself this
morning about o'clock at her residence 9, anlau 81
IL Samuel Gumiey, hoy. drew knife and
stabbed j. NJ Miller another boz, dlngerous'y yestlr-
day. sent to Police Station.
y The rendezvous, No. g Cheuysi, the ium-
ture store No 7j Chahamst the leather store No 10
Jacobst and the store No u sPrngst were found open
last night and secured BY the watch.
FrRF.-Between u and O'Clock this morning
fire broke out in F. Deeys clothing store No. Battery
place. Damage considerable.
- An extensive robbery was committed this
morning about o'clock at Barre;ts Hotel l05 Murray
- The lock Of the trunk Of OF the boardors named
Joseph Elminger forced open and tho trunk robbed
Of 5000 in American gold. Two young mon who lodged
in the house las, night and who disappeared this morn
ing are suspected Dr. Elminger offers reward Of slOO
for the recovery VI the money
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SsHsral Notices.
HYERiS PILLS.

II The American Improved UyGeian liedI-
cine -These Pis incidentally ole 81 he prsl m
pound. Of the day general family medicine FER aa-
minstrailon 10 al temporary complaints y ue sloMael
ana bowels headache cold &C they may b. fully cePeni-
ed pom and prompt OF Them on O hrst feAslcs
ofiuilsunsifior viii Invariably much 1cfness They
are peclarr adapted % e. cases Of weakness and gene
raj debiitJar deranremen IN ia.i oi me system and
especiGlv with fem aiehsve proved omnenty utell IN
sifagering oaOanlsay psa. Pulmonary, rheumei-
h. and sasnodie aFecous, coTnpisrts paipi,aons
sc. No family far trii VIII fensin Without HEM
Read the f.nowil testimony
Mr. Dav who certfes below, a one OF hs most rec
peciHble Inhabitants Of tn.O1
bsve used Hyers Pills. toe American improved Hyge.
len Vegetable Medicine. IN my family for year of I" o.
and have found them IN at c1ses an evceit Nelche
have so furnishes e Cf ny neighbOls.
and 10 al cases they hsye highly approved o %.
WILLIAM DAY.
Uaion, Essex 60. y j. Dec. 10, 1886.
General Derdt l4D FIiion-s ID fCOr sold also ~ OH
hn 20 Broadway Cook corner Grand end Allen -ts 81
va Broadway; Mrs Hayes. $50 Fnion-si BrooE
lyn. }. p. Osfdan, % GrsnG-sL williamsburg.
n .teOios
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r,-rIrrTInI PnR IOrNG LNpIEs,


1 pet--ur-t c1r. 81 Clinton, io0klyn, Alfred Green
Lar a Prnrlpslrle next regular tenn 10 ms lnsil-
milan VII commence Fe1 4. Instruction gte in 81 me
br.nches Of thorough EugAla Education iLneinsics'
h- Narrsl Sc-uc =, ile Ancient aud io1Sfh Languages
Nose. Drawing alc c. ilerirs- -r. -.
Tie uur.ha- u pupils fh01gg United, - sulc.ent 70
e1rl-arl he first laelis n an Toe Gasrent depefsmrhs'
aa1 % secure e. ns advantages resulting from 'oei- N
Trifos Including TIE sse q class bOofs stationery, &c
L. frora g 70 : = per quarter, payable - liFsoce
cdsneul-r, Classes in he French Lang 2ge -aa LIE
rsfr-e-A regular succession IF classes, Inc iing rhpis
- v~y ,faga IN asvancenr from The sr est elements
10 a Ste 81 wa1s Of Liier8iure have been i1r Ee lNo
yar- mast In ~o-stlr ard successful opealon Under ne
f-sru-.lrn Of Prot A. k-r ais netiTe frsnca er1-
,r thr1 by c0uverrant vita tota re- elisa snd french
and unsurrrsec ~ 1D-iy % II -f - el-eis Az"
e ess.es HATED 70 u pupils eseh, and some of hen
rontainsrg no more than hsf a number combine a. he
.dvautsges Of private teecn.nz Win csss r-ctatons
b- az rat-or ysf a. usual. by frst citizens md
sre king atufsbe progress They meet every ues-
~ - Fav - eruoons arc evenings cofnrfif al 4,
g. ard P. u "a rrgu e00rs- o. siuetnn ~ Z
~, 10 s,-h tep.rsis iiTsOl Pupils 0in a. rary Of
hz HEY Please. tirCuL a. 1lonN f1arges pro-
s ,fe .ner 10 earh does not exceed y fer tuition,
xth evsrv d.rsbe fsciy, from - " q PER quarter
90 Cic.,,lsr, O. a-y fsrher Information, apply a.
sbove % lfal ALFRED GREEsLEAF.
OCUTiON-yOCL CJLTU EE.-Ihe rnaer-
f.gnei purDosss form classes for scientific irsruc-
I'm n Eloruiiur on AMI .fer Monday Feb !. Il ~ room
Ia Arerc11 ball - SOW corner " arc st aod Broad
~ Per.ous stI weak voices, who colsungo-
w inclined, invited 70 lake coorse q lessons as
ejes5 dsiy frcr 20 5o'clccs P r. Glass f5r you'll
Wi meet % NoniaTs, Netne@says ara sntays. Class
- for curse a = lssson4. Z B HARDcAsrLE-
psfsneurrt-R-v Wa Adams d. d Isssc T. Hopper .
Jas NJ Hunter, NJ D; J.s. n. MeElglgou, ESQ X; l.
Cock, ESQ Cha j. coRrsJ Esq Tweed
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afford them. Could and would America bat take
from other lands more OF the talent as well as the
bone and sinew, she would be rich
Bat the stroke of the clock warns me ia stop now
and begin to morrow with irssher eye and hand on
some interesting topics. Ny sketches are slight
still they cannot be made without time and find
none to be had in this Europe except late at night
believe il is what al the inhabitants use, but |
am 700 sleepy genius 70 carry the practice far. 4