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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18
BULLETIN NO. 4

BULLETIN NO. 4.
A1EnG Con IL reaches the highest ridge of the
~ ~ Alsghsn d., on ,n,,h his IS journey west
M(SzH) I'm and interesting sensations. His fancy
loS "a W. VI " rapidly surveys that vast and magnif-
~ ~ $50 ~ tcent region which stretches itself far
HxSESs@5N * lawsy toward the setting bound
| NE3J4A s%S{A led only by the waves of the Pacific
N sr%ns6 rivers woods s" RI Rich hFf Fls ia
\\FE&8 ~ ! like seas of verdure, spsnrd out ;
M1HA 4 decked with bright and Aameless
&FWY0I lions Of rich acres the entire pOpua-
ton Of two worlds like this might
wss 6 with the psCioundsst .sPssions
great difficulty affects that region namely that which
HEALTH He knows that beside those streams and
Bilious Complaints,
multiplied feeling of
him thai so little has thus far been accomplished and
hSe ne Z no 't o
the difficulty alluded to removed, and the
West made Healthy the East,
tens upon tens of thousands Of human annually
saved and every Of land in the entire Wes be doubled in
The Graefenberg Company
come before the public fully impressed with the Importance OF
qent and cure the diseases the West The public has vel
coined the Company with enthusiasm Every where
eases which have bafied all other
The Company will hereafter issue
by of which the public learn of its operations
In the present one it can only be stated that
/. The Graefenberg Medicines purely Vegetable
They of thousands of with
vegetable Pills alone 80 900 boxes sold each and
every week
A. Thedemaud is constantly inc reasing.
Every article purchased of the Company any Of its
Agents if it does give satisfaction the
will be refunded.
The Medicines which the Company would call atten
ton in the present Bulletin
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
For the prevention and Of the ordinary diseases which a
ct Humanity Especially bou these PILE infinitely supe
the world before No language
scribe their virtues They different from all others before
the public light is from darkness Every family IN the whole
West should try them n they do not give perfect
money will be promptly refunded Price 25 cents box
The Grdefenbcrg Ferer and Ague Pills
This Pill the of Fever and Ague and Fever
of all other types and forms.
The GraefenJerg Health Btters;
other and restorer OF the
strength appetite healthy complexion Price %
package which will Of btters superior
in the world.
medicines the Graeenberg Sarsaparla Com
pound Graefenberg Lotion The Chdren Panacea
The Green Mountain Ointment The Consumpves Ralm The
Dysentery Syrup
shall be Graefenberg DEPOT in
Uni,ed States which the Companys Me-
dicines may bs found
for Indiana, is NJ SEATON, at Centreve
to applications for agencies may be addressed.
| EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York November, 1877.
.ageats-Mouison Talbot Indianapolis Oaks & Emerson
Cumberland James l.. Evans Augusta Sanford Haughmsn
Bridgeport J. Richardson, Aionvlle VIM. F. Combs Ger
mantown. Ap. 2T-lmsw&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18
III will Cure!

The child of William C. Fourth street, Williams
buT2b, 20 months
saon physicians called who decided that the
hopeless and that the child Whist the child
this dangerous state M Anderson called Office which in
the month Of February bottle OF the extract with
the medicines the child and the
result perfect restoration health which has continued the
present time
The OF Robert McGee Sullivan and Prince
New York severely afflicted epepc fits In this al
the physicians held consultation decided that they could do
more and that nature effect its the boy must
The vegetable administered him whilst in f and
told by o the attending physicians well as by Mr. MCGEE
HIMSELF that It's effects almost instantaneous The III was bro
ken and the boy restored health Mr. MCGEE 81 shall
again be without the medicine If avoid IT, for fear
that Of the of children may be attacked in the
way I consider The medicine Invaluable.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18
no PHYSICIANS.

II. GILBERT a. cos PIANO FORTES.
THE received from r. Gilbert Co.'s ceebr-
Boston, Piano Foes; OF which
beautiful op Corner Rosewood Case with an oan Attach
They particular and offered for
furnish
order establishment Pano description de-
sired. ON the same terms. Al @. WILLARD.
jan II 65 Nos. Gnith's block, opposite Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18

SALTg SALT!
GOO BARRELS FRESH SALT received and for sale
bLYTnE HOLLAND.
lec Ia Is47. SSH Railroad Depot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18

nAfA OUNCES .suipbafs ouiniae received this da
HeSb2RU wauantedpure, and for sale low by
July I3.lsH. "A D. cRAIGHEAD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

To Carpenters.
LARGE lot planes (Burke's make y also fine
sorment Of panel hand and rpp Spence Jacksons
Spring Steel. aud other good Makers also chse Augurs
the of the best
quality and the very prices just received at the Of
the big paddock. 81 KELLOGG DAVIDSON.
WINDOW SASH.
UST received, lot of window SASH all sues from By
~ to by we agency this article Of Of the
supply orders at time
KELLOGG DAVIDSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18
Eastern and Cincinnati Leather.
GOLD AND SILYER yNATCHEs.

TUST lot of gold and silver watches Of 81
kinds at very reduced prices will offer, the public
full eweled NJ Tobias anchor lever watches s25 with
warranty This than the New York prices. All other
watches sold corrspondHgy low Call and see at Tai
mar3l 81 w. H. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
MORE NEW JEWELRY.

ME RECH received in addition TO his former STOCK,
WI ofJewelry and Fancy 1ooes'eoh
sisting Of
Gold Bracelets md Clasps,
silver and steel bowed specaeiesaho
spectacle
Wostenholm's fine diamond Pocket knives -
Razos Srop Shears and Scissors OF the hnestquely'
Perfumery of various kinds. D,,, -,
l646-53.y shop opposite faimeI HOUSE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18
GPrnlHnY.

The riots among the people Of the States of South
Germany continue The castle Of WaleDhourg, in The pro-
vince If Saxopy belonging 10 Prince Schnnbourg.
the 4h Of March. The prince fled 10 Alien
bong The TopS called mp f'om LeiPsc add A lckau were
TOO zee bic H. resist Serious anxiety existed Tor the safely
of and of 6laucha general iBsuTeeon
among The hig iaudsTs Of SsxOuy imminent Al Dom
sucsehisen WuIebeg, bloody conflict took place be-
tween the population detachment Of Wurtembefgese
to.p- % occupy the SchwaTzwad. Both par
ties had several killed and wounded.
The Of hy, sitting at Frankfor-On-the-Main,
astieey pursuing their duties. They have published
Teguls for the approaching elections.
NE Disturbances took place the llh, al Cologne,
. which caused the calling of the national guard.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18

EUsT for sale the prices beautiful as
80 pointed PESs from noted
such Table aud Tea Spoons
and stye Ladies Mustard Cream
!, nd Salt Sooons &c Re NJ RECH,
Dec IaaS-53v Opposite Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18
[PuBIIc-No. 24l

APPROVED April s. ls4s:
JAMES X. POLK.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-18

Wewarrant perform well and give atisiacOn and
fails and
the money. ForsaIe, in indianapolis, only by
On c. j..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09

rSpuoerbar 9cnua," entAeguete id, ,,os
,erWcrtimer fncen sic IS nid,t bitter fall?
5db brfe crh, bae cas- Gcuiter uerldlcGel
IT."
gSir tpeuaetcu ms mad, oem Seniler ces
'ongen ihnalcn Gtuoicriimmsrs> Der To,z
hang mar fr9ar su9eSoQer.
,.Sja!' fa9te er, ,,oer alte Schnicn, mein
Noushcfmetfer, Der alIein clcs 3mmer be-
lritt 1T rbeumatiid,, or little, nenn's nlDss
lit', he Gin rftnes Fcntcr, unp fehen Sir,
Die 9crhdn9e fno Sritlc0eu - fnlIen Sle
Shr Gjlas - -.... ". -.-
Gr fl,hr fort uScim 8rhtftif muete iii
oicl Stcdereien e,euloen, Iowctl meincs
SpitfrmmenS ale iltrr cen @inorud, cen
Mib Mclai1e5 ouf n'ein oers ous9eatt bae
be. = II. a .
"Sdh NeFano linen chen, taB it einen Ell
9cn1ti'mlid'en Groum 0cbabt babe uuo spurs
ce nun teitiirmt Inn 81 erSdbIen.
~@ut id, mil itu nEttbsileu, 70 altern e,
audi tlin9en MAG. ".> ri
'' # (Cnrtfrtunn fcIot \
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
8efdumt ut q d, Il 1raeu.

Gins i9ttIurtnh,6uu9l ron tinsin 2'iere6 eesr
trtntser tpiret fur eininai9r Gtnrut nB SO 0Ints.
tcltrn Sicrrds 25 Gents. Gin 9itref N.rna.
ciusuruten tcltet So, Dirnate s 6, Sabr So
Cine balte SraIte 3Olonate etn,urilten 5 9, s,Ts.
nate Is, lSabr 50. Cine Sanjt SpaIte fir sDis.
nat tctfct Is, Olrnate S27 unb s5abr ) 81.
8cf db,a tstartt II rtn prer ,pentstr 3sis
len einjnrdteu rsr Sabr 3, 6 Olpnate So.
Sruc artc 1T jcprr Nrt in rcutfebtr, ens.
t'@cr unc fran,rficher Srrdett ipirb in rcr Office
tes "Gb'o tA1ts-0rten" prompt, auttr unr cor.
rect ac(icf ri
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
8 ebiit q n It Il eu.

Der Ohio Z tiatss&rte Observation-Disclosures jeotn
Wittpcdh. Ger Sutitrpt ons.pres 1T ST. SO uns
strtnste Scraustt,apluns in SadrGelo. rrtr $ 2
ne M orc 3abtuhs MD rct ertfen Jo6ftc hss
Sasrss, aeiblsDtt 2sAter 3ahltnc btten So SO III
tutTtlttc1 in unterfbreittr miro fur tlnen tur'
tren' 2sitratim ais nlcnate ansencmMen; alleb
tAang geit2eitans nur eann au scseten ntrren, wenn
ate NIttince atbciabit inp. Gnt 9anahlalit.
saa3 II: 3citun5 ccr ccm &nrc pts snbrs auf,utIn.
sen. wIro IL et,c srnsncruhJ Der Sueterutcn be-
trlnttt OtttDcllIn5cI uIp Sritft lno y. .tftrri rr
t.tsn. : oMi; -5ccin3aa3tn ws.csn rintt!Idb te'
asaebtst pcrcen. . ...-, ..-....... -......-.. -.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
0as perDnQte SilD.
Ga1 Dem Gnsluid,en uea gH e It.

..Iapp, tnpp, tapp,' sius es an Der 1ba'
&c ms,nss Shiaf,i,nmers-
.,l8lc, nod, nltht p1t, ? iteb' anf Cu
fangi hliftr, ooer id nil msine 5ault nit
Ds,nsr. . rnihale III Sernhrun1 brinaen.
DieIelS ,rte wsdtsu mid, an einem freunc>
tihen Septembermcr9en aug menem tiefsn
Shlafe in SlfpilezabbeY, Dem Wobnllss
,neines Treunoss uno Shulsefdbroeh, oes
0briiten WortimeL .........
Wir tatten unS ourd, gam, perft,eceue
9ebcnsrihtua1en lau,e 3sit au5 Dem @;ilhi
rerloren, mlnhes lan9s uno eretaniBpolle
Sabr (as sp.lhsn uulerm lesteneeilanmens
fsin uuO msinem jssiaen Yeluhe.
Duh 3ufaa tcaesneten mis- uus in gri.
Shroa, in Dem auseublldt als Wcrtimer
NIT feiuer rei;enoen jlusen Srau oo6eIbe
DerlaRen uno nad, ibrer Socim1tt in cers
foroibire Surlffshreu pc1teu, rpohin it, bon
thnen cine @inlaouns fur Die Serbittase or.
belt.
y1app, tarp, tapp" Lies Td,'s abermale
IN meiner Ghiir pcrrftmen. St rieb mi,
bic Nuaen, 9temano spar su febeu-id, hattie
Aesrdumt. ggie 9etpOhnlid, muete ID, bei'm
Trubtld. ais Der sulsst Grft,ienenoe, Der
abriaen lheiluehmern oerurrerbaltuug gum
@pielb ID o,enen uuo uieleJfedereien Der "a
men iibcr anseaebme Grdume u. {. 10. que
snhatten. ..
,,Ja, i'd geftebe. oaB id, einen iebr eisen
fbImlihen, fenesrbaren Iraum ssbabt ii
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
(Jabrgnu9 2.
81. getpiNe Neba,.te,r.

Die St,ulpeisbeit, lle 1T at @nce .
Sier in oem juaenclit,en e1no;
pisr gilt ole 9lrbeit HeiB ger odnee '""
uno Harer, rubi9er Scrltano. " =
&etn Menid frdgt Cit, III rpie pie( Staoten
Du Stra emlI9 bait ituoirt;
5Oier 1T 9eluaoer Stnn pon T6then,
Sbm miro 81 Tbeil, mas ibm 9ebibrt.
Stag nand,er auh Die giafe riimpfen,
Der orauBen mar Elm pid,t'9er Rann,
Der in ben ties 9elebrten Sllmpfsn
@th mltfam fcrid,te feline S1hn. ." 90
lSir braudeu nittt peeant' lhe Seelen,
4Sir brsud,cn frdfti9en Serltano; -
llno tpem Ger Mutterlpis mag fehlett
SEED, ME bier (eiue Mehnun9 fano. ....
Sier fra9t man ntht, mas !par Detr Better
Bar CT sebeimer Griesesratb 2
Gel Ou etu ODrfler eoer Stdoter,
Selblt ut Der Mauu eurd) lelne Gbat,
I0ier 9ctten nit)t5 osrfcrb'ne Abnen, .. .
lie III osn Yrrfteu mpperno rub'h
-Sier fucet JeOer isine Sabneu, .. ..
llno jeoen Manu, Den ebrt len Ibur.
Mdg manhsr Srrpf Die eippe siebeu> b
lBeil gu, ,pie er, ilttht bod, lfuclrt;
Du magif Die StraBe frobllh s;eten,
Die did, su Ceinem 3cle fnhrt;
llno fns, it DIR Die Sfraft 9e9sben,
alno ldreib', fublit Gu IS i'll Der Stult;
8reif' trdftiS Elm m's hisl Sc seten
llno let Dir Csincr aruft beipuBt. +
ilae laB Die Gborcn 1eitpirts lteheit
Die uid,t tegrelfciL ple eln Wtann, -
Den tic auf Stbui:n nle 9cfeben, ...
alut, }luJeh mo auh Nt,rclben fann.
Demllro, ca6 ,pidNt Hld)t in ccn S,eften
8eritano bslt rHau auf Sbulen nt>ht,
ASar Oe .no)er lertt mad, Qelbesfrdften,
llno t,eibt bed, INNER nur eln lSld)t.
Gar lsit,t lit e5 Su fritlllren;
Hob SeVermad)eu, DIS lit lhper.
ksnnt ,shr 10 9at Die Seeer fubren,
Snr S,erreu, imlL 10 tcmnt ooh hsr.
Ecd, nsnn iur's 9of Shr mas ieilt fhreiben
Da b,lir nldt Sd,ul3elehrlamfeit;
Drum laBt 5hr's wclsl,t) lleter bletben,
alno lpreist 5u.h nur ruo matht Sud, brett
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
Meoe ScS S5crrn Jamicfcn,
gehalten i'm &,1uie Der HtprdentanttR am
1S. S1nuar 1913.

~ASpc wy S1SLEu ~1UWtcfpUS
gehalten i'm SN1ule Der GtprientanteR am
Is. S1uuar 1913.
Socrt ecSamiricn fns nit Der Sra1e an, Oh
>enn unier Saterlano jsmals etrpas red,t tbun
perre? Wir critIrcu ais Station bereifs 20
Sotreuuo hahn nod, ME etwle0fed,t aetban!
Die Traoe 1T jest, speroen tpr jsmnls 91cd,r
haben? RGnncn mir trgenc cine Soanolunqs>
'peiie ergreifen, Die uus nit einem Wlle auf
oen 9Scg ccs 9iedtes brtnlt Sm 9iepcluz
:cnefrleae hlttcu mir unret,t. Sm sSahr
1919 perm'ftlte Waolon ons eano in cinen
Rrie,, III eiueu unaerehten &rieQ, Der in Den
i,allsn Der Gjelfblebunl uno auf ben Geo'
ncrbiihueu oerrammt wurce. IS :purce tn
rinem, uNartfcro' acnannten ploec eine
Souucnticu 0ebaIten, Die oieien frles per.
cammte. Slut, blaue eid,ier wuroen ouf3es
porfeu, nm un,ere flciucn Harfen oem Seius
e III sriaen uno ceu eluf ielner Sh fl mad,
nnlerer 8uite. gu lcitrn. Die srcBe Srase It
isst, miro es rus jemals 9cllu1en, rett sli
haupeln? 9Sw. b1tteu nltt Gett III Dem
&rieae Der Recplutipu; mir hattcn nld,t1edt
III tem &ress ae9en 8rcsbrittanieu uno mir
baben nieoer unreht in cem &reSe 9esen
Merifo, Mar,ion fnQ ben Sfries weSen Der
pre0, upIer MatrrEn ait. Sb babe eineu
aan,en Yrd Dcfnmente Dor mir, aber id
maroe mir Die 3elt n,oht nebmen, le gu lclen
slbsr MerIfc hat buneerte YUnWaen unlerr
Naucel, uniere TlaaNe dno cas eeten unle
'er Suroer anseariTeu. St,dtSocitewenise'
baten, Der laiferhafte, Sim prlf. icnie; @e
neral Sad1,u uuo 5oripth unredt, neil &
es pasten, Die Gbre ibres ga'erlanoes auf
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(6ortlrtun0 fclot }


aus rem 2sSiltestorrc :, W9dt.r."
Clap s Scle, pbcr Scr Ssrico init DfcgifO
........ GloD:
Cu tbler Nolf, tparum ttuit Ou bcfrie9en
CIe Wcrlfarer, bicie au:en eeut'2
@Sero bet Der YrdGocntenmabl it, fIeQen -
GaunIt MAIDEN DID auf ;3adti9un9 bereit.
. / {.
ST. Geincrfe> iei niht 70 hibig, tenfe,
lBle Wcrlfc 9cntdtt uns 70 lanq,'
lSie es Qetraudlet Sallhbelt, Sit unb 9finfc
llno 10 Sum 5frieS uu6 rciste, 9Isid Iam Swan0
' G(10:
CdB tpeiB id, II. and,, caB eS nc[lte rehmen
Tins neoer Gcras. rie es fl Orc eano;
Ha6rur hernah uns titten muicn fttimen.
Wcnl ipir 9cpeirn piren nid,t bel Hauc.
..... 90 {:
Wel n! mcnncu rrh cielee i'ltit orifcbelf,
VIE f1rnit Cu cPnnrd, MIR 10 t6 6e len2
S'b reuf ca6 Curih it,rer all mir prraete(l
uHo Delne s!tTt, l.. il gar niht rein.
Gtag:
So bandt mir, eas Gh cnrlit merbe fdlieect
0ans W"r fc al uu6 nit iemem @ptc;
unc oncMrch fDnute peroen lcid,t ,cr.iEcu,
DaS eano Der Sanfcn, nrnen lh 70 bplo.
Npl {:
N1s motlte lein cod mphl ms rpcnn's &C
ft,iehet!
Wchl Mcrifr, wcnn's njht tpic nuf,es 0ie
| ltrd ljnaer an bonn id,ncrcn G1rren ,icbc
Der Blafubr, Ocipcte uno S,ieradie!
| HaniPl Srefcr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09

Tener u t.-D,e fathc>
(iIhe Gird,e in Der @lilateths ndd,it surWals
fersStrase branute am Sonntas g ad,ts nie'
GER. Drei Ndufer in Der gliiabethitr. 7nne
led,s Ndu1er in Der SrcmepltraBe br nnnten
aleihfalls big auf ben G,runc ab. Cine An,
,abl BON Irauen uno &inoer murcen cacur@
rboodlcs.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09

lie Sanaeertine V,nf unb rie 8ont BON
GhYuaa Safe, Tetp Ocrf, frllen aetrcd'eft
Iein, uuo ron Der Stbaca 8ont befa.&tft
man cas @lei4e.
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THE undersigned has the pleasure OF informing, the
public that he has taken this commodious at w ell ar
hotelthe first the brdgewhere he sprepared
to his guests in the most agreeable manner
He has renovated the establishment IN all respects ana has
been pa uar in procuring furniture, beds, and bed
dna-a matter of comfort which the travelling public VIII
readily appreciate Passengers the railroad VIII ma
m house always in the best condition The extensive
al ling oom within few feet OF the and dinner on tue
table the moment of their arrival, TO aiiord ample
time for a comfortable meal OF the best which the country
and city afford Being more settled down on tue
his agreeable TO- those business or pleasure
at one the romantic places in the Union; and he
therefore, feels proper degree oil confidence In hVtnH
his numerous luantances throughout the country to
give him a call
Remember the first house the bridge;
April S--dlm JA1lEo ID. WI.6En,
JOR SALE 100 acres of land in the State OF Mississippi,
II 90 miles from Holly Springs m
I60 acres in Stevenson county, Illinois
l60 in Ogle county, Illinois
900 acres in Tyler county, Virginia -
$50 in the State of Texas, on the Rio Fro aud
Bayou Tuscosa
$50 acres in the State OF Texas
1900 feet OF land the of @ and 10th streets,
Washington
5 shares New York and Washington Telegraph Com
63 shares Patriotic Bank stock
$4,000 certificate Mexican claims
$4,000 Mexican scrip
iI5 shares Winche and Potomac Railroad Compa
ny-al paid in
$4,000 Washington Gas.lght Company
shares Granite Manufacturing Company, Maryland
House and lot in q srset between llth and 18th
Land warrants bought and sold
JESSE L. DOW, General Agent
No. 8, Union Buildings.
April 28-f ISat E. News.]
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Agency for Claims at Warrington.
O<TyARv r, VcS DE sEI.DINC9 Notorv prblic Co,v


~ and General Agent, No. IL, Todds Buildings, Pennsy
vana avenue, Washington, c., offers his services for the
prosecution of claims before Congress any
tive departments or before any boar. OF commissioners aas
may be appointed for the adjustment of spoaons,
collecting private claims and rents procuring pensions
whether revolution any other servce bounty lands for
duties those arising under contracts treaties,
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c.
Particular attention paid to the settlement of OF
disbursng officers who may find it inconvenent give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public he is pre-
pared to furnish legalized copies of any document other
paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
claimed and the extent of service required.
Communications (pos pad will receive immediate
tention.
He has the honor refer the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with coptroers and
dors offices of the Treasury Department and the senior
captains and in the navy and also to Dr. John Ho
mans, Boston; Barnard Henry, esq, Philadelphia; Rev.
Septimus Tustn chaplain of the Senate Washington Hon
Henry H. Ellsworth, Fayette, Indiana; Thomas NJ Bount,
esq. Pensacola, Forida Hon G. B Penrose, Lancaster,
new, esq, New York; Collins Lee, esq, Baltimore, MIDI
II b Reardon, esq, Norfolk, Va; Professor Gooddge,
New Haven Conn., NJ. Judson esq, New Orleans; Hon.
A. n. Foster, Nashville, Tenn May lily
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or al tie .7m~se4~ R<porss to yo..ary, Is47.

N az TIE s7NArtc0n AEp0rfs to J0Ns0rN, 1847.
TITLE " BROWN respectfully ask the attention of the
IL profession the United States Digest and Supplement-
now just completed l8. This great work has been
the course preparation and publication for than
twelve years and the catalogue OF volumes reports d
quired In preparation Volume was edited by the non
Theron Mecalf and Hon. J. c. Perkins, and published
Curtis, esq, and were published in 1886 These
volumes bring the Digest down TO 1896. The Supplement-
in volumes, edited by George p Putnam, esq,
petes the digest OF every volume OF American law
and admiralty reports in the United States courts and all
the State reports from the earliest period to l8 An An
nua Supplement-, edited by Mr.. Putnam, and embracing
the chance reports from that period, will hereafter be
published. We have in press also complete American
Chancery Digest to l847, in volume
Of the Importance OF this work, fwell DONE nothing need
letter from Professor Greenea shows his opinion both
the necessity Of the Digest and the in which has
been prepared
-, CAMBRIDGE March 4, ls4e
received letter requesting opinion of the merits
of the United States Digest You will recoect that
strongly advised the preparation of digest Of all
the Judicial decisions of the United
the preceding after the arrison English Digest
had long felt the Of such work and had doubt its
synopsis ali the states with
ton Of and would entirely
the State besides relieving the profession from the
OF many volumes Of reports and the trouble and
delay in procuring them
Your five volumes already published fully accomplished
dssign in manner believe entirely satisfactory trust
naturally hnd place in the library Of every careful
Nothing remains but table of which
and supplement at the close Of which
good work we shall wish you al possible success
The Table of Cases above referred will be ready in the
course of the coming summer.
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