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of entitled M THE e.
from England Leland ssel,ns Wales. The cos"snt Of
three eeg,sy Km5sI FINN Ann street where S"
orders and communications may be addressed
L BUCKLIN WHITE, is this day dissolved. The bu
sp gss ~, VIII be continued by the subscriber =,
A DINING AMP OYSTER SALOON FOR, SALE
alta bargsinThe LOCATION !. Of the best in the city,
doos large and profitable The roo%s are aTss
elegantly ed such na
address. e Herald os ten years lease OF The
CR0ToN WATER COoLERs;--I would most respect.
- gy call the attention of the public my newly
ability ~sss LII 0s1 %U 'sa sd
,es, Sss io stores qcss private and public
above will be sold price that may be within the reach
The public are fully invited TO call at 2s2 Water
between reck slip and Dover street. door to Motifs Stove
n BThe Cooler can be seen in operations, 1862 Water
n oaKl;s IODINE ITNTS,rs5,,.--7 lys2w-rh --
Paralysis los. q cords
;gsf$p 'S sa
glands diseases Of the and joints tic dooieun ssd
flesh %o"a an. and 'c esu. ns
heal ia few days has never been known 20 al, curing the
across the Kidneys in the chest side stiff neck thru
1t speedily and ectuay eradcaes cuaneous eruptiops of
the skim in the form Of salt rheum erysipels ppes ring
barberS itch scad head &C. II Instantly re-
toothache and headache 1t the pain cures
corns, bunons, chilbains, &c.
. 230 Pearl street.
For sale also by Druggists generally. Jy8 3ot~rc
OSTOn Saturday, the Sd July In the street. the lower
IL part of the city Broadway omnibus large black
Bill Book Uor pocket) containing mason specif
Bank suitable reward will be paid Of the papers
to WIN. q. LA RUE,
jy82srh 40 Canal st.
NOTiCE-AI persons having claims against the late Dr.
John Graham requested present their accounts aud
All who are indebted 10 him requested % call and the
jyeMsrh A. NJ. GRAHAM,
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Chase
&D0ehey No ISL Fulton street. saSs The ish Mach last
iysn.re Assignee Of THHf III kkHSSNoR.
dismissed from the Police Of the first district deems
nsesss o in Justice 70 himself to lay before the pasc the
On the Si.h IF jans last he tae.ea by who
g. ssss Si
Hamilton
R% he be STATING Schultz the Of h.
chi r Tgsd no witness appearing;
without Ga trial wa. shown the .abc cap
@ si $
isf as &c
The io G Sr e e ssSc eSu IL his Honor the
The Injustice done Is made plain from
sca well Weeks of of ss fellow
Ar man under similar and omthe
i either Ignorant the law upon the ONE hand or thai
oRs to break an ss e 81 Police
A., "A. 100, Ex-Policeman lstWard.
THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN of New York and
i vicinity are . respecully Informed tns Offices opened
Hi. .sssm gives "s sSa
s.e t"Ia
'sos L sd ,s' Rsas with in 81
References given and required invara5lS All commun
ys q D-r' WIZ l''eNe pl0mp' '''er F!oBB.ALLARDI
SsGAKS, sEGARS,, sEGARs.-,H; HENRIQUEs re.
opened Broadway corner Of Pine street, for
the exclusive sale Of imported Havana and Principe seEar
Wee VIII pc constantly ON hand choice assortment Of all
the ayorite brands.
NB-The trade supplied on liberal terms. jys sot.rc
A NY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT a fine healthy
BOY about eighteen old, whose parents are both
have an opportunity of doing by calling Thos
be seen. i've 2tih
nR ROBY'S BRAZILIAN. HAIR CURLING II.
QUlD-Ths preparation will curl the hair beautifully
thu; with use Of The heated irons, which inae
the HAIR by cr'sy,ng and burning IT,
49, 60 81 ! N S sixth ST. Philadelphia:
BrooLlynM. Hayes iss FSiun St . jys sSt. re-
TA SNS !i!;;s. NAP OF MEXIco-Nsw Ection-Ths
ss pr ". map
army S: n Price i Is cents as q s. 40 dozen
will be published on Monday next. Price IS ly9 Item
n ENTLEMENss LEFT OFF WARDROBE &c-Cien.
~ tlt men or families having speuous effects such
they to duor have The best Oppo
sd CT eS by S tine who will at
~ onM 'p''lM LEyETT,
NIB Line addressed through the Post Office or Otherwise
VIII receive prompt attention. jy9 3tsrc
WASHINGTON MONUMENT-Eleveath Ward--The
erection OF Monument in this city IN Of the
y % %se y 9 SsG g are
a Ays%e p zen q 4, m e
ISOLATION Of the city Of New York. ''''"''"' az
Lewis .. bod, Abner Mills
A%e. w n;,6sld' ABRAHAM 1 4 Van Week,
Leonard l.. Johnson, J Aaae,w Ks 4 i,o.n
A {va sln, Hatfield colbert MeGary,
James T. Bsrtiue DAVID J j,1h,aay
VIM. ]. Smith, J. C. Taylor
Milton g. smith, WIN; +. Ms.eckren.
Gornslip, Read Charles simonson,
sss%!. S s%@ou.on fss % T. Foservio
J8 2ssm
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HoBE,sS TA!TENT PREMIUM. EXTENSION DI
IL MING TABLES, with meta plated slides for private
paror and dining rooms, hotels &c
for elegance durability aud convenience warranted never
get out Of oHe large assortment the largest the city,
and uneaasnsd iqr variety together with general asor<n
elegant ana fashionable Cabinet be
found at the warerooms No II3 Broadway where lie public
are respectfully invited TO call and examine,
aT lmsm v HOBE. ls Broaiwav.
street. near These Baths have been establish
ca gr The last wenty years. and the only Sulphur BATHS
~ me CITY They highly recommended BY the most
cnnent physiciss, for the Of rhsumttisp salt no,
ewpn.c complaints, srrptons Of the skin, nc. a.
I'M 10 = " Wsf
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WHITE. HOUSE SALOON. NO. MERCER ST.
w Mrs; J. PoSTLEY. i1e II Philadelphia. having leased

Foff ssto.S mo- ME s.g.s : sr
3, and costly .ains hot cold and shower baths.
thus house viii be aaa no" most ssaa as 70
wsii Of b a1 e%ea being within few moments
above Canal street quiet retired free from he
The O. a n: sa Ts ss
Posey hopes that SV the IN ne s,s and Mrs.
meroas attaches Of will be able to give general
saae cue to all those that may favor her with call
ITO OksELLEhs..Publlshed this day, four Alma.
which aass Tor sS all ITossy illustrated with
s CSm ks.%S l ESs 3, psy CrosIs
price publications. sent by ns Show
bills accompanying all ordsi.. WV"
L. ,'.'' tet 17,s.''
81 B ha sAs sons, F Ff3yEELL oeu AaI;
as Syf and E IN 4. &
ssa sSs sss%sa
$ s!s
N0IiE, .s, OF srAih IN Nav IYofR. June
s 70 I'll II: sss ss. q tn; he'll LAT: w
ana BY escss % sssn T:S ad
''a' % TEASc 9 gfS5' ssiTSoueHroN, Consul &c.
In the city OF Matanza the fifth day January
jose s and
aT.dielos having snS %Y Sss
Mr. W s T. Sage for the Of converting the
which act and wsss
@ mis- 81 ,Hs
been worthy e the S s q the that
with shi value q hs properly .sasa widow
sd " tat @ %
pad the costs Of these and the taxing officer To
s yss s
out Of s s
Ana Msss Drake Brother. Company to rsssivs q.
F s a q Ss .. sS
@ @ thar III
out Of hs price Of hs coffee ESTATE sspss A@ there i @
Of credits appears BY tie statement a, cio oa
he place.
.s PAID &c
from the aforesaid certificate and from the surety bond
Ss @ and SG @ ss there '1
81 sat to NE e: w the
iS9 two hundred and :,.ytes sioIs.d
that Royal tsssary un
al @ S% % asas Of By .d @
s and Sssss out IF p. Of
there should be credited to Mssr. Bridge Company Of
Boston, merchants the sum of three thousand five hundred
rom the copy public osamsas sansnsd ieo
two hundred and hynne, and from the certificate folio
sixytee aforesaid, the sde in the sixth place
and degree of TIE coffee estate Santa
Ana, let there be paid Mr. john Graham, and Mr. John
Gswold Of New YORK; merchants the sum Of twelve thou
tanning to them, from the copies public docu
beginning folio three hundred and forty ne and from
the certificate made by the register Of and in the
eighth aud last PLACE surplus let there be
dgn and also @ Mr. Nehemiah hubbard the appearing
there should not be sufficient to them in full let said
be distributed pro rata between hem being understood
place and degree shall execute bond
Quoted from the proceeds Of the sale the coffee Onta
Of the allegations contained in the docu
at folio hundred and sixyfve Of these
the sum Of two thousand two hundred and hrysx dollars
for balance due in the of supplies said
Mrs Mary Sage webster appears the certificate
let the reservations contained in the Of the meeting
after consulting the chef Acalde aud signed be
Sie me- 20 when cerIiy zoe FalEaera Lsentiate Jose
Its true copy offs original which Is contained in tn.
edngs mentioned in the foregoing Decree which
refer And in conformity with the order, caused these pre-
| sents to be issued in duplicate.
| Matanzas, February 9th, l847.
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MA PATENT ELASTIC BABY JUMPER, OR
sns s Nursery by which nf three mouths old and upwards
te seat or saddle which serves sustain the child and give
AZ .ne support required Also s attachment the Basket
s,n SaIns warn Weather. recommended b hyscan
can leave her Ut ene sos aud be assu.ed on ad ea
hes eiuin amused and perfectly .si 10 be bad wholesale
1921 Wtsr IlH7 Invcstof snd fateuts
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street. New " rk. jyI 3tsrh
RoARD IN THE CoUNTRY.-Persen. wishing to oh.
Tss Sns %s from the landing The ss
S .aaa1s %S1a'f "a fis
RAKERY FOR sALE-Location good, and everything
with and sspas For
CoATs's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. con-
on e ,a
by M':' HtsR f Fesr:; Sss sSs
$500 Il q ss ls ass HAs s
Ss $ asa xSsa: s1ss4
S be
STS: for on
free a SPLIT Lead rp'
and dealers Isi + ~, reason
SIsS'ss Iss"7ql sellta * g Ms::st s"ss fs ss
e: - fss 6Ssrs si s: ID
$s::; e FITS: oa4sEfs
ia:sls Rel I.tais-A limited number q choice building
.Vs Eng a.,'us g,sS il X%Scy
T
% s H s Ii Day IF. viii no
after this day. for less than $500 to BE- paid cash
gr'sass Fer s
o'clock. A. M and Barclay street wharf at o'clock, NJ
''r, e ..,'' 'a
mo STEAM ENGINE AND MACHINE MANITEAc.
1REksIX" ESsishman, who Ia. BEEN engaged in
ans %ashps5 Fer va,c.s of Euop
% s and fer n
the entire sacton Of the parties with whom he has been
ia % all the
e mos' % H. a 70 % ,us
hs as manager Of concern or 'upern'end depart
Every satisfactory and proof can be sen a, re.
ds ms ability and the Of % r.
Herald VIII receive immediate .'!sS,.ea ly57ss.Is
DE- ERANCIS w. HARTLEY'S Office and Residence
s ssif.s occupied Ds'..
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Norwich and Worcester
f6SfsS be ss'
nee as NSfH The .s ON
isIs.I: he Company. Per .~nDrwa .'D
IMPROVED ps MAJNETIc NJ MA Ass. I1s55
hEADs SHA6 p MASSEIS H.
:s Ss:s aS
% met liable 70 The
sOarol bs sIsduaisd power adapted
operator The magnetic force impaired a tinuous
manner and with unpleasant sensation the delicate
asc no assistant IN Its "'e and IN re
wonderful some of them in diseases Of the most .e.nu ra
medical Among sSs: s;
81: spine and chronic K6:pns
diseases NAV :. n ass pscuay
As evidence Of the superiority Of these Maehns: all
il The E, medical H,Os;oa WIN have
aeb as T H IS with battery and a,
appliances nea, Icsswoodea Accom-:
Every family should should possess one of these beautiful
instrument They Will always De found valuable compan.
Owing TO the facilities possessed by the subscriber the Ora
duated Magnetic Machnss are SOLO az prices equally low as
~ s NARY Of ,s snd .cb a ue eay s
Manuf.ctuTsd and for sse, wholesale and retail by,
DC. MoOkHEAD, ls2 Broaday' New York.
| 1y7 3t.nc
| DLATlNA, PALLADIUM AND IRIDIUM POINTS
patna fate and WIRE oil every sze Palladium Pa,s and
ZEN FONTS oil best quality constantly ioI sale ~ Losy
| street by Dr. LEWIS FEuCHTWANGER.
cSo c nsSe sobnSc
% or the Letheon strong Ammonia and sweet spirits
Ghemis1 whale Gil SOAP tly paper Ant Moth COckrOach
For sails at No Liberty street Wholesale and retail by
- I'm Dr. LEWIS EEUCHTWANGER
NOTICE.-The subscribers inform the public that thev
~ have just received eir supply of Mineral Waters
ger Vichy &C. be- ali particularly beneficial a. i esse
of the They fl6 usual, ali orders for the sam
and SCI Broadway near Prince 'sis'$ NO. ' nov
ie2e sot.r Sole successors 70 Place Southland
real y yAsL I5;, LAcEs-W SCOTT Co.
watS cent pfsss o. s seSsS
very small advance o dc COS. o l%esi'sss jsss ssi.
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ANUFlL
A true copy. FRANCO. STOUGHTON,
ie22 fh NJ

JAMES NJ KELLY Shakespeare Building, of sixth
ID and Chesnu streets Mercer and Tailor in
forms his and the public that he taken that old
and well known establishment, the Shakespeare the North
West of Sixth and Chestnut where will be found
large and general of English. French and other
goods OF the best quality He has made
early and fresh supplies of ;easonable and goods
and He will devote his entire and
his business, that all those who favor him with their custom
may depend their being supplied at the shortest
which, these be sarded Of the
least importance By the arrangements he has been able
make from his long business and the
purchasing goods he will furnish his cheap
other aud fashionable Mercer and Tailor
Philadelphia. NAV. 1slT. els lmsz
II ANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING TUB and
n Shower Bath ced-A splendid arrange
tlemen about fitting their residences would do
well call and tem they Just the thng also
general Of bathing tubs, shower baths and baths
Wholesale and retail. CHARLES KANE,
je5 30tsrc 377 Bowery, N. Y.
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SPYROMETER,-T valuable and Indispensable medical
- % which ha. and
fpS &.
n s1:s y <: sss; s"s ssy m s vii
M UskETs AND GUNs;-3Ooo Muskets for shipping.
AGO. s1d ks Gaa Locks and ounm tbs
''fis sale cheap iEss'slt G!ssn'
T ACE CAREsN:pETER ROBERTS $40 BIoadyay
Saltss Lee S;pss Upward White :%$ Slsss
:%Siolds5sa Ms.i@ Csps. 81 - 90 Sh%iss: 81; % q
shsp ladies' needle work and ,.mbGsI Dresses DO dol
T. DUGAN AND BROTHERS, sLArEks,ais Broome
-. street corner Of B5Osdwsy New York new Roof: put
Henry street, viii be pane,aaiw attended To- mis- im.e
STEAM ENGINES FOR sALETgo Of aHost ,Tsp y
sold lev taken " AVA. s'f i%p s sHNF6RP
mode Informing his friends and the public that he has
n Voioncsp, Guitar and Singing as hsrstoiors either in
classes sngy new and improved method peculiarly
his own by which his pupils are advanced In one half the
French Accordion Taught Terms moderate ma sot.e
W. ice to ios Chambers street opposts The savings.
I aqS b. H Hons 70 ssseSh 's't t' q Union
| JEFFERSON INSURANCE. CoMPANY-Oace No.
a. SO Wall street. opposite the Merchants Exchange.
hs continues to insure against or damage
goods wares and and every description Of
Losses Correctly and promptly adjusted and paid.
yhe. t Woodruff, < t Res:Sa M D.. rr.nsi. Sage.
JOIN s.:Ss hhfsa Eugene sS2t os.
fSos W Tscrne, John ba%. .a "o0''' '"''"
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NOTiCE.-AH persons having claims against the late Dr.
~ John Graham. requested present their counts aud
all who are indebted 30 him requested call and the
'sms without delay 70 the subscriber q Bssehsr street
jysMerh A. NJ GRAHAM,
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NJ ONEf tENT.-The hghes, prices advanced N large
plate jewelry, furniture clothing dry goods, &C., &c.
JOHN M. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbrokes,
232 William street, Duane
Persons received private ONCE, BY ringing bell.
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For sale also. bv Druvrists generally

osTOn saturday, the Sd July, in the street. lower
IL Of the city Broadway omnibus, large black
Bill Book (or pocke containing masop specif
cations, notes memoranda &c. and three bills Planed
Bank Asuitabe reward will be paid Of the papers
TO- WIN. q. LA RUE,
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THE COPAKTNERsHIP heretofore existing between
L BUCKLTN & WHITE, is this day dis solved The bu.
sness will be continued by the subscriber. .
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n-, FOR THE FISHING BANKS-Tht
r. a f1k@ Sseamboat HIGHLANDER, Capt. Armstrong
$3.50 Twill make three EXCURSIONS to the Fishing
banks thus week on "Wednesday Thurdsy, and Friday July
O'Clock Hammond, az; Grand street (ERl 8k Catherine
street. and Pier No. (NR) at 81 oc lock Fare Soc.
bait furnished on board. A. III. SCHULTZ
iygtutsie Duane and West street.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
Singing Rehuke.

A correspondent Of the Steubenville (Oho) Union,
guage:
alt grieves us to the heart to see so many of the
American Presses giving said and comfort 10 the
enemy; but it gratides to that they do not be-
long TO the democracy.
~ tell you, it stirs up the blood of those who have
sacrificed every comor-endured every hardship, and
are now in the field OF battle for their countrys hon
or, and TO its citizens justified, when the publca-
tons of their feow-citzens denounce them bandit
Ii in the of the term, and deny that the
war is either justified by the laws of God or nan
they are Of the Tories of old; second edition Of the
Blue Light fsS, and would sell their country for
of England's smiles; yea betray Christ for half tie
sum that Judas did. Our term of service will soon
have expired, and then will return home to battle
with these men at the ballot box, 10 maintain our
liberty"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
Anot,er Letter from Sen. Taylor.

The poor political devils of the whg party seem
determined to kill of Gen. Taylor way anol-
1t rather strikes US observant luokers on that
they are playing double game; and that the late
letters TO the General, are merely tricks Of hnesse,
designed TO finish him politically If so, they are
well played, and will fully succeed. The General
don't to relish being dropped by the largest and
most influential part Of the wing party he
afford to lose The abolition southern jockey vote
Hence the conclusion Of his epistle The wings are
notorious for ''using up their ''greai men :; but ne
yer have they politically damned one with the ease
and execution that they have Gen. Taylor Here is
bis letter. from the National Inlellieencer:
HEADaUAKrERs ARMY OF OccUPATIoN
Camp near Monterey, August TO- lS47
SIR Your letter of the l7h ullimO, requesting OF me
an exposition of my views the questions OF national
policy between the political parties of the
United States, has duly reached
must take occasion to say that many of my letters,
addressed gentlemen in the United States
similar inquiries have already been made public, and
had greatly hoped that all persons interested had by this
time obtained from them sufficiently accurate know ledge
of my views aud desires relation 10 this subject As
il appears, however that such the case, deem II
proper IN reply tn letter, distinctly repeat that
not before the people Of The United States oaRdi-
date for the neat Presidency IL is my great desire TO
turn al the close of this to the discharge OF those
professional duties and the enjoyment of those domes
tic pursuits rom which was called at It's commencement,
and for which my tastes and education best fit
deem II but due To candor state, the time,
that, if were called the Presidential Chair by the
general rOice Of the people, lohOm regard 10 their pOIi-
cal differences should deem be my duty accept
the office. But while freely my attachment to
the administrative policy of early Presidents desire
II To be understood thai cannot submit thus
cepng II, To the exacon of any other pledge the
should pursue than that of dischargng nc-
on TO the best OF my ability and strictly accordance
with the requirements OF the constitution.
have thus given you the circumstances under which
only can be induced accept the high aud responsible
office OF President CT the United States | need hardly
add that cannot in any permit myself be brought
before the people exclusively by any of the political par
ties that unfortunately divide country their
Candidate for this Office
1t affords great pleasure in conclusion, fully
with your high and just estimate of the both
of head and heart of the distinguished citizens Nlessrs
CLAY, WEBSTER, ADAMS McDUFFIE, and CALHoUN'
mentioned in your letter. hare get exercised the
privilege Of rORg but had been called upon at he las
Presidential election to do So should certainly hdU
cast my eOte for Mr.. Clay.
! am, sir, respectfully, your obd't servt,
Il. TAYLOR, Maj Gen. u. S. .4rmy
4 F s BRONsoN NJ ID Charleston
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LATEST News.
Telegraphed for the Cincinnati Papers.

Extraordinary Storms and Floods--Bri3ges s,rept
Gray--Maiis greatly delayed-Taegraph Posts
torn down-Railroads injured - Canals probably
damaged.
Dispatches Mr.. O'ReIy from Pittsburgh represent that
damage has been done by the late floods in
the Allegheny Mountains. Another storm Of Tremendous
violence swept away several bridges and structures
along streams causing such damage delayed mail
several days. Up TO Saturday night Philadelphia mail
had reached Piltsbu Oh for as hours.
The Telegraph posts somewhat injured along several
where bridges carried off, especially in the
mountains Passengers from Philadelphia report at Pitts
bu CD that The Suquehanna suddenly great height
overnowing the banks east, Harburgh, and damag
ing the telegraph aud railroad IN that vicinity.
Other dispatches mention that the Cumberland Valley
Railroad HarisbUgh, well the Lancaster and
Harisbugh Railroad somewhat injured by the storm
and floods.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

ready occupied by detachment Of our troops under
Col. Hughes.
Now that the Mexican army, or what remains Of
it, has been driven out Of the capital may take post
on the line Of communication between Vera Cruz and
Mexico, with view to cut off re-inforcements and
supplies. In that case Gen. Lane will have his hands
full. But he will act his part bravey, come what
may. He comma nded a brigade at Buena Vista.
Again, it would not be strange if Santa Anna
should try his fortunes once more on the northern
line of operations. His bad success BEFORE and old
Zach's personal resources, may discourage the at
tempt, or they may not.--.Journ. Of Com.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

ANOTHER ATTACK on ABoLITlONIsTs.-P e7noral Of
PreSS-We IN the correspondence of the Pitts
burgh Gazette, daed at Cambridge. o., Sept 49, that
the Tuesday previous. mob gathered in front Of
the Office of 1.-THE Clarion of Freedom, abolition
paper, printed in that place by N. q Hull. aud stoned
and egged ii for nearly whole night. The cause of
the mob offensive epithes used by the editor
wards citizens Of the place.
On the evening before that alluded to, fight oc-
Cured between abolioni>t and of The citizens
"a crowd gathered-aDd after the belllgerentS were
parted, repaired 10 the office and committed the out
rage above named On the following morning (Thurs-
day. the cry raised Of ''pack up the press and
type, and send it Off" which would have been done
had not the abolItionsts inerered and called for a
suspension'o of hoslillties.
The result Of it was. that Hull should remove with
his press from the village During the armistice. Mr.
Hull had a rencontre with one Of our citizens, in
which lie defeated, and somewhat wounded in
the face. The press, type. editor &c, loca-
ted adds the writer on the National Road eight
miles and a half west of Cambridge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
Oar Terms.
To correspondence.

o'c, Zenas Nuu Win perceive notice Of Mr. Deshongs
"flues'' had bat trs;fh
fairly; and right say that occasionally
dicn ties &C which, however, but such little study
has enabled II of least
that he has pointed the apply
pehaps, should better press ourselves exceptions
the general rule We're proper and had m might
but those whom sufficient interest,", be
Of pleasant study d and may yet lead greater
simplicity aud for beginner esp y
adept in figures, small task the pleasure mastering
5 a goOd