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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

A LESSON IN ECONOMY.

Gn DEVOEs HAT AND CAP MASUSACTORY, 100
1l Faon-st formerly kEo~n he Pho uix Establish
ment The proprietor Of this cel-brs'ec establish
10 anly demonstrating the fact ths beaver hat
be sold for - ~ and mOeskn hat for - peor 10
foufhs and equal The very besi - bat sod IN u. city
or elsewhere; sqcs In syie beauty Of shape eonps.s
Of frish Of lining ard every oheg requisite
whsieven This fact Ia tDs res1lL q system which, more
generally adop-ed would pat end 70 much ruino1s ex
tsvagsnce, rpc1 which 40 fnsny rsdssnsn have made
shpWreck u tbeF hopes Ths o. The shove Hat
AID Cap Manu-. cry proves c0ccusiyeiy hat 0V fsnf
economy % cKpeociusca quick sses for cash
with sInAl orois e21 compel@ Hi1mpksnty with The
ysrnz srd cOsg esgebs q de Gay, and ne .acr.
fee Of POM. 2Ortaot Or Eiupcrsnt In e msnuf1c
IOry Of hal Is Gecessery enhne he proprietor n
rant saving q from ~ 81 70 - pr each OF bis
patrcna Tie schedule Of prices a. below.
lst qasaiy % l.s qasnsy clO csps..sI -
- s..... 5et %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
TORE RIFFI.Yn-oo Noo5.S :

Wl- TO BE RAFFLED-On Mondsy sven
az, Asrch ., valuable good toued Piano
HHT FORE win handsome mahogany ffsras.
- In excelsrf order, The properly ola per.
son ID euesrrassed crcunstsnes- feks1 % ea<h snt
limited 70 Ice GAG be a = Spruce-st third foor
frort AL those who have already Sutted ter n
t>ron 70 lake 1cket requested 70 call early sd pal
eos1 useir names 1n 10 posponensnl EzJ nko place.
mle So
DREPAKE FOH WIT WEATHkK.-fhs
Newark fntia Ra5ber Manufacturing CO. ODER iof
sale he largest sad best u Ind@ Rssees Shoes
70 De fond In Tho coznuy, consisting of sTsy vsney
ron Goodye4rs P.iscf metallic rzboer, vsfrAnled ros
70 scfs1 wilk he cold OF DO Affected 81 he heat
Also ever description u cir nghf and wsssr- proof
foods IN ass Wholesale and retail Dealers mvissd "
csi s11 sxsnne stck bef5rs 7arrbaspG slesvhsrA
Rsrsbo1ss y Msitsa.ls1aL al ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

r~BatcheIOr's new invented Wigs and scnlps
are the most perfect sud natural specn Of he Af OF
wig making. The public are invited 70 inspect large
ss.ortmeut manufactured only by WIN. BACHELOR 2
WslIst near Broadway Copy the address. m9 lulseod
~ Are You lf-Jse Hyer's Pills One OF
The best medical compounds ever known ~ general cor.
receive Of tbs system. See General Notice column or
TIE Tribune tonnFrOw ~ MWhfia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
AMusements.

DALNo's OPERA HOUSE, ch.ns~sss-FRi. |
II DAY EVENING. Nsrch i9-rirst performance Of i
Rcs.ini's Opera IL BAR6IERE Df sfNIGLlA
pRANAriS Fka<oSEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

GRAND CONCERT Of MRS. EDWARD LODSR
NANo Mr. WILLIAM A. KING, A. the Apollo saloon.
on Monday evening March - lsf7
Principal Performers Ms Edward Lcder, Mrs A. l.
Jones, Ar. william A. King, and MIS-. Watson Mr. ROB
eTt @. Paige, M 5. Mascot, Mr.. Maynard and Mr.
Edward Sheppard.
Tae Choruses viii be saitsined BY he Members Of the
American N1s.cal Institute.
Pianists-Mr. H c. rtnm and Mr. W A King.
The Programme viii consist Of ne Second Part Of W 90.
er's celeorstcd 0pes Of OoeTon Or. The Eschantei
Horn ard First Part Of Rossins popular Opera Of Cin-
derela Or. The g ass Slipper.
For fau particulars Gee small programme Al ne Music
Stores
Tickets Al each To he had The principal music stores
and the door on The night Of perornsnce Concert TO
begin a. halfpaa7. nil SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
6ouses for Gale.

a FARm FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE.--A
~ splsndh farm OF 0 acIes, " n hns mansion, barn
ant esrriags house, gransry. ~. AMI fgi,s Of eli
xinss the and SUPERIOR II of excellent wood.
and. This place every way calculated for snemsn
farmer. St1sts II miles from The City, hyde Park
ne Long Island R2irosf VIII DO cold cheap, OF OK.
changed Tor city property. Apcly W
- AT PRIVATE sALE-Tbe two story frsms
81 house and lot Ia Norfolk-sL north q Grand, A1d
known No As Size q os q feet fronl ssd rear By
y feet deep. Apply 10 GEoR0E w. RIBLET, ~ To0p-
sins-sL or Of II. r. sEARLE5, 50 suaoik-st NIL swts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

" Premium Class In nusie.-Ou Monday even
ing March p O'CLOCK he subscriber will open anew
class IN he elements Of music and Ia sghtsinnR 81 al
Broadway premium Of so will be swa'ded 10 the
beet proficient the end u the Term provided the cass
should contain 81 members and OF $40 Il shOali contain
ess than 80 Fiat evening free Tuitou. inclusive Of
books S for gentlemen and 8 50 for lades paysbe Ia
advance j r WARNER Translate OIL eOer. slc. e.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
rA1RRANKsIs PrATroRM scALEs.

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES.
THE GREAT SUPERIORITY o. these Scales has never
been ALLY underwood ard appreciated ss dgrrg ne
css 81 other Ard. have beer trei found wanting aud
condemn The purchasers d Far5snks Scales have no
Ths urivefssi confssnee uhich "a fell In the accuncy
and perfect adjustment Of lhese scales such .hss icy
have come 10 b regarded IS The standard, from whrh
NO mater bow severe The iesl-gsnd lie makers cou1
TIE segeresi testuo matter wt-aer ne Afcie or oai
o. be We gue1 PLACED re cerer or on ether angle -
ie piauoun-whelher &c amount : sinai or grvst-rou
ne owes 10 IA snesi capacity Or ne icHe-ne sao4li
Tsess eonsid-rson. are duly estimated ~ that rass
o: the community who vAl- theif rerriaroo or correct
dealing AID hence The increased md constantly decreasing
FAI2BASKs co. Agents.
mis 2niseod IL wsser-.t Sss-Yors.
SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES.
TEE - BSoRI5ER VOID resnecif2y AVE Ile a.,
DOOR AND NUMBER PLATES,
Prouoanoed me sc FAR DC aa1esores Places ever
goi Up, and for which e rscsirsa sae premium
l2 5nsodis Establishment So Broadway. near PrneesL
NOTICED nose wEo sfe gong 10 AlsF snd reft
INthsir The subscriber has ziven ia Whole a.
wOad give an cal He viii draw sny design ard ex.
ecaie Al with dispsich, reasonable srus. JOB
oiss Of every Descriptions a0ns 4 sn .9SH 50T 4sus
us uyls Archiiect and Builder. a InestTs liley.
CARRIAGE CLOTH-Ioo pieces iadi. RasSer
" Carriage Ccta plain G1d tguredl Of s1Perior quality
n, sse Al he IoE1st sxrksG rrc-s so- warehouse u
~ Nswsrt " J. Inds Rubber f1c.ory, - ksidsn-sre-
fyfn isff
MOOR sPRING.-A rev and Improved sric.s
ENse Door Sr-f1xs 81 ssl- Wholas2le and retail
BY ne H-~Es lpdi. Rshe-r Aszrfsctzriag Company
a H.i4s,t.-. n14 ar
NEW sTYLBsPRI>G CRAvAT-E5Ai.osprsIas
LNsnd Samrner Css.lm-rrs, Nesttngs szd prlings, n
vresi vsr,etv m NN JENNINGS L co.'s,
M S~is 81 Broeaz.y. Anerie.n Hotel
EORGK re IRoS.-ss0 l0.. ca.rcOsI foTEs Pc
II Iror 10 an re-daiy sx7ecled-ior sac W
mia sHERnAH 4 MORRIs, cor srosd And Beaver
H1NNFFED BAR IRON.--sc ious sapefior c1sl-
III NV S.-~r-f Bsr Iron. sre 1zls for by
ma SHERMAN 1 NORRIS coz. sros1 sss Beaver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

~ Mass neeting of the German Democratic
Whigs.-The German Democratic Wing Association Of
the City and County o. Ssw-YofE, viii hold public
meeuug 81 schlossers, corner Of Avenue and FipsL
on MOodsy evening I'D inst a. 6 O'Clock. All German
Democratic Wings who wish 10 Join The Association
requested TO attend. AUGUST. scHNEIKERT, Prest
mlq 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

IAMEsIs NEW NOVEL.

DuBLIsHED THIS DAY-The Caste OF Ehreeslsln, "a
Lord. Temporal and spirr1a hs Inbabiisuis Earthly
and Crssrihiy by y. P. r. James Esq Price . cents
For sale by VIM TAYLOR CO. Aslor house-
Were may also e has a. cheap publications. m4gazl nes
IL ,Eho.@-.l4 N 4 retsiL mi1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

~ Aid to Ireland-Tss Rlski Rev. Bishop HreHEs
having Kindly offered RS services 70 deliver lec1re o.
IreaoS Tor he beuefl Of he sgserng Ish The Taoerns
hss beer engaged Tor saturday eTer-ag M hsl Lee
are 70 bs gin al O'Clock
TcSets ore Dollar each 70 be had from any Of he Con-
rnlttee OF q. A Stewart Co... Broad way corner q
Rsase-st; or Z Duuigs1, 81 FulsonsL h-sh As4y -
=. ruth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

Frsnk In SQUARE have inst pu5.shed Grznde FsntAse
forn f.vorfts Moifs r. Luca d Lsrermo0r,n by Henri
Herr Our faith hen f0rcly piglrngH 20 luce al eiesi
sus lie fsvore Csyeiina rug By 5ignorina baril 70
~. Oozra 0f Lnc q CdlnoC-x, win EnElisc tnf itsl-
IA " 1rds adsp,sa b. C. W. Beams % sing 40 more
hat g-ntl- sosgs bs-lad- composed ~ W { Psters-
~ 81 ne Fl@urs AelOctq1es, b BuTgIuu-
- SASS ar EVorfe-7 TIE Dream RoEs." By H.rk-
ssie- TIE Mexican Hop WAix.F - ". Z. Peters Iae
xr.o5bi--- uatx 1e6iesse1 20 the J1nior Bhchelofs
so-s-rs ~ Harvey 3. Ood~ort1 m5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
LIQUID HAIR DYE.

Ma q slro yisu pdes ard children al heir homes, and
stTes direction fsr The application ofWHier Cure sSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
by JAMES NJ. MIILKR-ssoss No. "a Made
ID lane ne II door 10 No. HhertysL
FRIDAY, March 10

r. q. KEMP, Aueuoneef
Store t2i Broad side third shove Canslsl
DASH ADVANCES made, and eli sales promptly
~ settled. ssIes Of furniture At private dwellings. and
stocks Of goods personally attended to and solicited.
G. X will devote particular attention 10 Tho sale of
booxs and private libraries his convenences for which
ON SATURDAY NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, al store al
Broadway by r. c. KEMP, large sale Of fashionable fr-
nurs and housekeeping articles Particulars hereafter.
rulh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

i will lake place At Tammsny Hall on Monday evening
the 2d when will be broug forw ard greater variety Of
new dsncss Than any former exhibition, numbering "a.
Tne exhibition commence al hslfpast8 O'CLOCK Tick
cts for admission TO admit gentleman and lady; extra
ladies tickets 50 cents be obtained At tho Hall
m Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

are hereby nofs1ed A. The Teni Room THIS s@y
March 49, hsf-psst O'clock 70 s.end the ian-re y.
oar lse Dr. JaA Boggs Meuosrs q he crder - gpea
standing are invited 70 attend By orse. q ,
; yALEsTlsE, secrssszy. HnF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19
Cour, CaIeudnr....THIs Day.

'MspeopIs we have been subjected 10 ssnsure by
Travellers owing to such practices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

a ,e-~ Or n book. VII be sive1 FOR copy Of the
Ansrsr siAie Papers fn q vols published y Wssang-
uyn CIV About ISL % and 81, agpcat0n oe Iadc 20
- ~ z BALDWIN, Bookseller,
MS 5isodiss - 5-ose .sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

lust PUBLISHED he = No. pnce - ceHtS a. The
j o-ee 1nkir-sqlar-. (Pesfstl con,ains TIE . a.
no enlrs he why satire be f0aes and So
p-r.aors q he age also, entire Clfsisniiy proved
idsafryr 10 reuriril As0, shOu ELCuiry, Who was
Jasns Chrsf For sale aso OF me Above II paris
s.o u lat No Of he QlArefy 8eseon cO1taining he
esl~brsted Three IDpostorG' y. =. New ediiocs u
s,rxzsss Life Of Jesus, Eon-ys Ruins, Nses LIE OF
Pane Psine's WORKS, v0ltAirss Dictionary, Saf cher
iibsys UorkA mi9 lme-ds
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
A PROCLAMATION
by the Governor Of the State of Ind in ma.

WHEREAS, communication from the Acting Secretary Of
War; dated the Goth day of the present month"; has this
day been received, enclosing copy Of letter of
date, from the War Department TO Col James H. Lane Of
LawTencebugh, authorizing him to raise for the war;
cipay from the officers and of lhs State, have
been in service in MexicO,''
ANO WHEREAS. the undersigned by said communication.
requested to cooperate in raising and organizing the said
regiment 10 conformity with certain regulations therein
closed which emb aced in the suboned General Order
and 20 to be appointed accordance with the laws
the State such of the officers of the regiment may
already in commission,
Now therefore, James Whitcomb Governor Of the State
of Indiana in behalf Of country do hereby
wife the patriotic officers and above Indicated aud such
other citizens may be found necessary complete their
numbers to proceed forthwith and organize themselves
volunteer companies with all possible DESPATCH
ring the unless discharged and report the fact
of SUCH their organization with the least practicable delay
to the Adjutant General of this State at this place.
conformity with the request of the Acting Secretary Of War;
that place of rendezvous be appointed the Ohio river
for the several companies fast they shall be organized
suitable and convenient place will be designated ample
time for that purpose.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
L. s.. fixed. Done at Indianapolis the 3lst day of Au-
gust, A. d. lS47, the 32d year of the State, and
Of the independence Of the United States the I'D.
JAMES WHITCOMB.
By the Governor:
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Secretary Of State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

1t will be seen by the following proclamation of the
Governor, that COL James Ii. Lane has received au-
thority frem the War Department for raising for the
war, regiment of volunteer infantry, TO be formed
wholly principally from the officers and Of this
State who have been in service in Mexico. This,
however, does not prevent others from volunteering
and those who do earliest will stand the best chance
of being retained.
We have concluded il best to publish the orders of
the Aduant General in ull-assurng all DESTROYS of
going, that they must enrol their names quickly, or
they will be too late. This also is the very best
to go Mexico. on their arrival cool weather
will have set in and doubt but the regiment. under
the gallant Lane, will be Immediately marched to the
table lands of Mexico where the climate is as healthy
and delightful any in the world.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
Very respectfully,
JNO. S. FULLMER.
IPs.-We find the following in the Phila-

Ono SHIPs.-We find the following in the Phila-
delphia Ledger
SHIP BUiIprNG IN THE WEsr--The beautiful
barque John Farnum, which is now lying at Wash
ington street wharf, may be regarded as somewhat
of novelty, being launched at Marietta, Ohio, on
the 18th of last February. Since then she has made
passage to Cork, Ireland, with cargo of Ohio
corn. She was named in honor of gentleman of
this city, well known III the commercial commu-
nifty, and is owned by Messrs A. & |. Waters.
She was built by Captain VIM. Knox for the above
firm, in the modern and most improved style,
of the very best materials, and her model has
been judged to be equal to the best packet ships sail
ing out of any port in the Union Her dimensions
are as follows length on the deck l04 feet, depth of
hold II feet breadth of beam "a feet inches; 275
tons measurement draws 6 feet g inches forward, Z
feet 10 inches aft. The cabin on deck and is well
lighted and the state rooms are furnished with every
convenience. The anchor and chain cables were
made in Baltimore, the sails in this city, the brass
castings and patent wndlass in New York, the cord
age in Pittsburgh, and the furniture for the cabin at
the place she built.
This vessel was built by the Marietta Ship Compa-
ny, who have launched the following vessels:
The barque Washington, about the 10Th of Janu-
airy, 1915. She registered 2i5 tons.
The barque Marietta, of the same tonnage, on the
10Th of November, 1916.
The schooner Grace Darling, Of l60 tons, the
10Th of November, l5i6.
The schooner Ohio, lS0 tons, on the 10Th OF De-
cember The latter vessels are owned by Messrs.
Kmble e. Co., of Salem, Mass.
Previous to the war of 1872, several small vessels
were built at Marietta, but in consequence of diti
Guilty in getting them out of the rivers, aud the deen-
ton at New Orleans on account of the embargo, the
enterprise received check. The vessels which have
been built there have been towed by the aid of steam
TO New orleans, distance OF two thousand mlles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
Our SubscriniiOn Lisf.

We are particularly indebted several of
friends for the active part they have lately taken in
extending our subscription list. and we take this
method Of returning our thanks. reference to a
few particular cases will show what little exertion
and enterprise do. friend At Bloomington has, in
a short time increased our list at that pust Office
alone, from some 20 to upwards of 1870! In few
months last past, lists in Charlestown, Franklin
Germantown, Annapolis, Logansport, Rockville, Mon
tezuma, Bloomfield New MaysviIIe, Noblesvillc, Mill
roy, Ladoga, AudersOntown, Plymouth, Danville,
MOoresvile, Brownsburgh Belleye. Spencer, Sugar
Creek, St. Omar Jefferson, New Winchester, East
Germantown, Kinnard, Strawtown. Leesville, Wood
bury. MuncletOwn, and several other places, have
been increased from ten to hundred each This is
doing the thing up right! If one in fifty of our sub
scribers would do as WELL we should soon be enabled
to procure additional machinery (Which desre)
and otherwise improve the paper. To perfect the
Improvements wish, would involve expendi-
ture of near three thousand dollars To obtain this
sum, we must depend entirely on our friends; and
they can, if each and every will obtain us one or
two regular subscribers, which it seems to us might
easily be done. 1t would be for their benefit as well
as our own.
u is a fact, which, though often asserted, is not
generally known, that the papers at the capital of this
State do not receive the patronage now, and never
did, to make them efficient they ought to be.
Costing nearly 100 per cent more in their conduct
and management at this point than in the country it
Is impossible TO incur the necessary expenses desirable
without bankrupung the conductors, unless they are
more literally patronized. Either of the two great
RITZ If State rIS of
10000 votes Then why cannot leading paper at
this point have at least 600 subscribers less than
in six of the voters! If every voter but did his
duty TO HIMSELF his State and his political principles
double that number could be had and each and every
local paper in the State be increased in a similar
ratio, aud all would be the gamers What say our
friends, and all, make the trial Of increasing
our list
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

DEATH OF SILAs WRIGHT.-We are panied to an
nounce the sudden decease of the Hon. Sias Wright
This sudden bereavement will cause thrill of an
gush in a multitude of hearts. Mr.. Wright has long
been of the most prominent citizens of this State
has filled the office of Governor and U. States Sena-
TOR, and at the date of his decease would probably
have been President of the United States had he
peremptoriy refused to be candidate. He possessed
strong and well-balanced mind and unbending In
tegrity. Few men of much political distinction
have closed life with reputation enviable. He
was naturally of full habit with tendency of blood
to the head. To this tendency doubtless, be
tributed his sudden departure. His age we do not
know, but suppose it must have been about 65.--N
Y. Journal Of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

As an inducement to have subscription list still
further increased, Gt being larger than it ever
has been) we propose TO make the following offer ::
That county sending the largest list of subscribers
in proportion to It's population during the year, say
commencing the LIST of September, 1917, and end
ing the 3lst of August 1913. shall be entitled to
the same number of papers, to the persons for
the succeeding year, without charge The subscrip-
tOns TO be according to published terms. There
Is chance, now, that ought to set every body at
work and we desire ali who active in attempt
ing to obtain this bonus, just to "go it strong"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
Testimonial TO The Merits Of SiIas
Wright.

The news of the death of Silas Wright had reached
New York just his friends about to give
public testimonial of the high regard in which they
hold his character and his public services. sub
scription paper was circulated some weeks since
among the merchants of that city, of which the fol-
lowing is copy:
The Merchants Of The City Of New York, desiring TO
present through Gen. John A. Dix. Service Of Plate 10
Silas Wright, testimonial Of tbeiI esteem and respect
for his public ard character respectively subscribe
for that purpose the following sums:
considerable sum was Immediately collected and
service of plate was ordered, bearing this nscrp-
ton:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09
To Correspondents.

Mrs. s. T. B. The MS number, owing
long advertisement shall appear in Thanks for it,
b. b. StiesvhIe. Certainly. VIII send both. We go Il
Aayd,' well any body. Your son called
church, and consequently did him. Have you
full on that subject.
W. l., Jefersonviie- All right Back
J. H. - Rochester. Have examined alluded
ant hm! Wikeep look out, any how. for the "cier"
Hark rum the Tombs unavoidabiy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-09

LOOK OUT FOR LIGHTNING.-By the Lightning
Line or Magnetic Telegraph, news from Ne,o York,
dated say Sept. g. - o'clock noon, is received
Cincinnati on the same day at ii o'clock, or one hour
sooner in the day than its date This is owing to
the difference of longitude. 1t is also received at the
time at Columbus, o., and preparations are ma
king to extend the line to st. Louis, passing through
this city. We now have the eastern news in about
two days from New York. We shall avail ourselves
of every facility of giving our readers the earliest
and most authentic intelligence and when the line
reaches this place, they will remember we can give
them the news from Maine to Louisiana, and from the
Lakes to Missouri, in few minutes after it is known
This is the age of progress and gO-aLsadi-tre-ness
Now is the time to take papers from this point and
keep your money in your own State. Who goes
ahead noU. and gets up list for the Sentinel,