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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

saddle and Harness, Making.

'INllE unJrr,lgu'I lTc pf'Ifutd 20 '70'uIr aII
the varieties of work iu the lue Of Saddle
and Harness Making their materials are Of li.t
best description. and their work performed at
short notice. They nre supplied Will d large
assortment Of the celebrated Naitle-frss tnanu-
i,clurod by Mr. Tugylg, formerly VI San Aa-
gustinc.
Their term. viii be accommodating, and 1t
desired, will be- on credit nPurf'nal customers,
shop. q, Grams 1aHyafd, Oh haln street West
Of the public square, Marshall rcy1s,
CRAM Il DIN AWAY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

I FILTERS ot Administration Wcr granted
l. Co. ibe under. med. ct the November term
of Che County Court ct Ca,s county, upon the
estate oi Robert Russell deceased. Al per
SONS. therefore Vbo have debts or demand, due
from OBJ. -ad Russell ave hereby notified 70
pr, sent them leelil, authenticated. within ihg
time prescribed d, laN and al persons ndr'i-
ed ~ sand decreased ere notified "a maxi pay
iacatt WHLfN Il. CHiiDRENN.
i3m8Naa. n a,d R4ss4, 4Hlstd
Uer ~ I4II 3H-'l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17
IaRNyjiIL LVERY NTtBLE.


~ ~ AA rHiptdfl"h thtr new hu Hl''-
LNxAA cou~ huiidirg, -ituatcd near
the square, and immediately ." the ma,n street
running south from the Marshall liolel, beg
leave very respectfully to inform their friends,
and the public generally, that they are now full
Nv prepared to stable forty OF fits horses. Ia a
style not inferior to any OF the city stables.
Also. three eommodiou- lots, with an excellent
well at the door far shing sulhciency Of wa-
Ter for any amount of stock.
The stable wll be- immediately under the 81.
peryison Of one Of the proprctor- who VIII
give it his entire attention, and usc every ei-
inr, to give general satisfaction.
They will have constantly on hand the very
best proycnder the country produces, besides
faithful and attentive hosllcr-.
Horses can be delivered at the stable or at
Messrs. Woods " Watson's. the proprictors Of
the Marshall Hotel where, if the weary tray-
,cr stops, he will always find warm hearts To
welcome him, and administer every thing that
the most iastidious could desire, To render him
comfortable and happy.
Call and try rs once, and if We do not give
YOU perfect satisfaction, We will not call ON YOU
again % try.
TUCKER s. DUNN
iune ~ n5 e.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

lust RECERED drce, from Ne" 10
81 an invoice Of cheap
>pKl\ Nc GO % DS,

SpRlNG GOODS,
Consisting OF The latest s} 'e-, ai.a 10 -''y y
the subscribers. At their old stand ND'a.-"s'i
corner II thu pubic square, Marshall leNA-'
Among which, may hy found q - brown
and bieachei Sheeuug- and snfiA--, "f'"N
Drills. T.esng totionade-, Dnhns' 'hAii'I1-
Nankeen. camlet Jeans. kIisa 'a'sihrfr'
Checks, stripe, brown. ,acckcd aH4 reieh iii'-
ems.
For Lalstf Iisg
Tsbl. pi,rer GA 0l cheap aruc'r) English
r.,,-b .rt ,u.rtan PRINTS. .HcW styles.
checked .ir.p.t. pad, solid p.nk and e.',A
G,yst,tn. prried lawns, Jackonet and Mus
l,o. t,n., snd .sfln-.fripsd hefeges. irry. SUB
aud ts,u Par'Ins hnrI fercge. fancy Or1andir-.
.,iasksm faNus, thamHry linen Ting ''in~
Cbambrs, bingham la,, aud mourning lawns
.,h.t.. rink and h.aca Drsng-, surr. white dr --
SIT Nlpafa and m1hair lu-tr'- grass Skrt-,
.iIk p.frre aai iarn ShaHI- and Sesri-, iitt
bueg Fringe. ID neW ARTICLE lyr 'a.Ir- irm-
mlues. blue scarlet. green lHd white fiorrnee.
fiass ANA vhits 4uboaef. hHru hdIngs. In
-srtng- aBd lts.-. uihr EaHHe- sud Insert
ng.. Sui.e Ed r.4t, aga in.er'Ia-, ilrg+d ahd
l..r Edure-. lH-sst.u1- ad lat B, 'i- i..il si'a
sils T. fa.ols add psr.-sieu.. -lla, glneam, ai'd
cotton lmbrr.i- linen cambria iidh i-' ass q.
sIk pocket HISS a--t. h'ack laer VOL,
fancy. bau1e' cap and iaii'a Ribbons. d. Ar-
thca Flowers. fans. shell. taI-t Combs, .''it
side do. paper Fa. llar Pm W'u.r-haucs.
Hook aad E4,t COTTON WUun Cord i'l.'.
Board. lalc- haes, W'Hs aad in,l Nd
Glove. f..ei, white b.aea aHo r7.aord SIh
Gloves. black laee Ni'. tHrcad, -ir AND cotton
Glove. cotton Hose 81, So
Gaa4 mons Uflr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17
WANTED

A IL. the old poi-metal ani castings tha,
~ may be delivered ut the Fonndery in Mar.
shall, for which one dollar per hundred pounds
VIII be given. Iu3 A u BuRRESS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17
JANE LASTER AlHi
Jan. sth, ls50--n32 g.
DIININTRt IIGN NOTIfE

NOTICE /, hcroN gwen lhal NJ DE y
y AIRY term Of She county court, a. D u
james, NJ TAYLOR was appointed aduIinls'z
Of the estate of Samuel NJ, Shepherd, desa'
This j., therefore, to notify all persons =
estcd TO come forward within the ,nt
,cribcd hy law and all holding claims q
sent them ~ the law directs
JOSEPH VI. TAYLOR, 40
Jan I'd, lS5U-n3l tt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

NOTICE j, hereby given that. al the j
\ ary term of the county court \ y q
Jane la,.er Was appointed admlaisiminA %
estate Of llcuv, lastcr, decreased The
therefore TO uonty all persons iniere,etl
come forward within the time prescribed
Laws and an holding claims, TO present lheal
the laW directs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17
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urnlrL
mrs Young 4 MORGAN having formed
II partepr.i4p. rr.pcctfall. tender iheir pro-
ic-soH. services 10 the eAilen- ct Marshall
AND Vicinity Their loW' attention W"l e'
given To aiI cascs of Importance tree OF 'N'f"
charge. Particular attention "ii h. p1id 10
'N5 -le"l t"''N """ ol'''"'''",' II.
,uess-.iul experience n lIthoioms' and o'heF
important operations is "tt h"""a
Their 'ihcc wall ice lt'"i e'0li'u ~ lt'S''3i'
h} Dr. ouag' where ene on both may he I"'"o'
'' ~ '.., "''..' '''' y IN IN,
| Nh y W. EAhi'H' hiNNs l',"s" ~,
- mnenliN az uie residence ei MG y ~ ~
la,f d. eight mii', southeast "i H"f'''''''
the citizens oi the adjacent country lie can
he found 81 las phce at all tunes Wien not
professionally absent
June ~ l>ta nhii
81 o. uir e. #rk,tfn. sInnn
1T. tkNHl.k' Sff'l'h. l'."t't
1 Lalr, Marshall IcNas, VII practice n lHt
supreme an' District Courts OF Vie Siair. a.d
fHr Courts 90 Cine lrifcd States for abe Stale
b., fF.,. ma It
5,,,,irt.t, u-ttt,I,
l " ~ '''',
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

'IWBACCO--thaciag end N,aoki8g--oi
! very fine quality. Also Scotch and Lori
hrd- Maccoboy Smut, Pepper (biack and
eayenno) Alspice; Ginger (raw and ground)
Gloves Cinnamon; Mace Nuimcgs, &c jus,
received and for sale by
EVANS & SEARS.
Lulol Drnegps, HgrstgN, Tetas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17
I0Nr STAR LIVERY STABLE.

THE subscriber takes
~ q tits method al announcing
s1Xy}F1t t.-E - tbc travelling commuu-
~ tHi hc ha, erected d
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

OF At meeting of The 30. X. Bucket Company,
No. II held at the Council Chamber in this city,
Monday evening, the Oath inst, the following resou-
tions were unanimously adopted, viz:
Resoired, That we hereby tender to Mr.. c. SGH-
NER and the members of the "Geman Association of
Song" heartfelt thanks for the timely aid
extended by the donation Of the proceeds of their
recent Concert.
Resoiced. That although, at present we occupy but
mInVr position in society, yet we trust the day is
not far distant when shall be able to evince by
acts. that have not forgotten the kindness of the
members of The Association towards us, Com
panv.
Resoired, That we shall ever cherish in the inner
most sanctuary of memories the kindness of those
young ladies' who generously contributed TO The in
teres and harmony Of the Concert by the aid Of their
sweet vuicee.
Resoiped, That we are truly grateful to those OF
our citizens who have heretofore cheered US on with
the aid Of their counsel aud of their prses and that
10 return we will always endeayor. in the hour Of ir
al To be found o. X.
| Resolosd, That copy of these resolutions be for
warded MrSGhner, and that the Secretary furnish
copy of the for publication in the city papers.
H. G. FERGUSON, Pres't.
| W. A. MORRISON, Ssc'y, te
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04
NIasonic Celebration.

The Anniversary of Sr. JOHN the BAPTIST was GEL
cbrated in accordance with Masonic usage at Colun-
bus on Monday the 2lst inst An Address was de-
liyered by Bro. E. DEMING of Lafayette, Grand Mas
ter of the Grand Lodge of Indiana. The limits of
this notice will not allow me TO give even synopsis
of this masterpiece of Masonic Addresses but for The
present. suffice it to say, that Bro Deming this
casion left the beaten track of all his illusrious pre-
decess RS and traced out through the history of ayes
the pathway of the craft. showing concusvely, that
not only the civilized world is greatly indebted to
Masonry, but. untold millions sitting in the
gion and shadow of pagan darkness. have had scat
tered among them by the dispersed craft, fragments of
the Book of the Law. which formed the only basis, of
all the moral and social qualifications that elevate
them above the brues that perish. The Address is to
be published and here bespeak for it the unpreudced
reading of the friends well the enemies of
Order.
The citizens, especially the ladies' of Columbus,
have done themselves much credit for the ample re-
ffesnents, prepared and arranged in that peculiarly
attractive style, such as none but cultivated women
do, well as for their presence among the
festive occasion. The music from the Vernon Brass
Band, and from the Columbus Choir, in keeping
with the improg ements of the age live in. The
day passed off without accident TO mar lis happi-
ness and the brethren and sisters that up in the
to Indianapolis, viii not soon forget the raptures
of Bro. Deming, (may his shadow grow less }
when they sang his special request "BGrns's Fare
welr' end "Auld Lang Syne."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04
Board of National Popular Education.

This Board collects prepares, and sends to pieces where
they needed, we'll qualified female teachers Ii has 10
Gated bundled aud seventy fve-fo.l ynne of them
Indiana. They have been collected and
nuay in classes An eighth class will be Oct the
week in October Applications for teachers of that
class nved from Indiana. 1t is requested hst they be
addressed Rev. r. r. CREssEY of indianapolis secretary
of association TO aid in finding places for teachers of the
Board that they be sent him by the 10Th Of August
application should specify the branches which
stucon is wanted-lhe compensation per annum besides
board-and of the individual who will receive the
teacher. her arrival IL very desirable that
individuals should become responsible for the pay
meni of the stipulated compensaon-whch should not,
Think be less than $3.50 year, besides board. We
teachers hOSe shall be r0rth that The
number of weeks uclon expected for year. should be
specified They should not il believed exceed fortyour.
1t is deabe that information should accompany each
picatioO regard to the place. its populations heahiulness
religious privileges Sci and il there be any special choice
religious denomination of the teacher let il be
Dictated.
is leading object of the 8oard 10 aid in raising up
teachers West for the instruction Of the children of the
West desire far possible, locate teachers
where they may be able gather into their Schools
ladies intending to become teachers We desire aid in
establishing semnares of high Order and should be
by receive applications for associated teach
An evidently increasing appreciation in Indiana Of
the importance of education us 10 hope that
places, where seminares long
established Let the friends Of education
selves the efforts necessary TO establish and sustain such
schools they will always find ready their
calls for teachers to supply them.
WILLIAM SLADE.
Cor. Sec and Gen. Agent BOaId Of N. P. Ed
MIDDLEBURY, VT. June 10, 1850.
The publishers of papers in Indiana respectfully
quested to publish the foregoing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

the 10Th of May and held sessions for eight nine
days, IN which time the constitution was forned and
II would 90 into operation on the let of July. The
fixing of the boundaries of The State deferred,
but slavery was prohibited The constitution was
adopted on lie 25ih Of May. In fifteen days AFTER
wards an election la take place for members of
the Legislature. Two Senators and Representatives
IN Congress would soon be eIe.ed aud make efforts
to take their sents Mr.. St. Vran, Judge Oero, and
Henry Connel are prominent candidates for Gov
ernor. aud Capt A. w. Reynolds and Major
Weighman for the Senate. 1t is supposed that
Hugh N Smith. the present delegate IN Congress,
would SION be elected to.the House Of Representa-
tives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

61TThe following is the testimony of the National
Era, dislneresed witness, regrd To The payment
of the Galphin claim
We have room for the publication of the volu-
minus reports and papers submitted by the commit
tee the Galphn claim. A careful examination Of
the statement of facts made by six menbers Of the
committee, including the " hig minority has satisfied
US that the claim groundess, that the law recog-
nizing it passed without due consideration that
the allowance Of interest all wrong and that it
was utterly improper for Mr.. Crawford to hold his
place in the Cabinet, while engaged III prosecuting,
and interested in the recovery of, the claim"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA.

NEW 1oEk. June 70
The Niagara arrived here yesterday u"rning at D
O'clock
ENGLAND = Debates in Parliament present few
features of interest beyond the fact the ministers
have been again beaten by majority of 81
FRANCE.-A committee appointed TO consider the
proposed great ncreas- in the salary of the Presi-
Ii IS said, however, that majority of the leaders in
tend voting for The bill.
The project of law for lettering the press by
stamp duty Is at present engaging the attention Of
the government.
PARIs.-The Union of the two branches of the
house Of Bourbon is said 10 be the object Of NJ.
Thiers's visit 10 the ex-king at London.
1t il stated, on French authority that The Russian
Government has addressed political note to the
English Cabinet. repudiaiing the notion that the
British subjects living in Tuscany Naples during
the late revolt have any just claim for indemnify for
losses they sustained during the disturbances.
The Russian minister observes that the st. Peters
burgh Cabinet completely Identifies itself with the
principles that have served the basis of The
duct of the Cabinet of Vienna.
RoME.-Latest accounts from Rome state that the
Pope is wholly absorbed in religious ceremonies to
the exclusion of all attention to his temporal Gov
eminent. The people said To evince a very I'M
easy state of feeling. and nothing but the presence
Of foreign troops restraints popular demonstration
against the Government.
DUcHIEs-Preparation for hosiilties continue up
on large scale in Prussia. Several laws have been
issued against the ''press." The King seems to be
fast recovering from his wound.
CINCINNATI, June 26. IL IN.
Davidson, tl;e officer stabbed by Walker, q few
nights since at the circus died last evening.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

DARING RoBsERY.--Some scoundrels, on last Tues
day night. entered the counting room 1T Mr. osGooD'
at the Peg and Last Factory removed the safe 70 the
blacksmith shop In the vicinity. aud. after forcing
open the door, stole 500 IN specie. They overookek
$l00 in bills. which between the lcases OF book
in the safe and did mol take it.
We notice that several robberies have recently been
committed in Madison. 1t may be the work OF the
same persuIrs sharp look out will soon drive them
from this ci;y-JourndL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

sod Zack God bless him. is winning golden opin-
ions ID Boston Alias.
1t IS his cabinet who are winning the gold" Old
lack" only receives his regular ~ages-Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

ToRoNTo, June %.
Last night the Legislative Assembly had under
sderation set Of resolutions proposed by Mr. Boul
ton presenting in detail a complete scheme Of repub
lican government After debate, the House voted
republican and revolutionary 46 to IL.
ST. LOUIS. June %.
On Saturday morning. ii. g. Bernard of the firm
of Stratton g. Bernard, booksellers of this city, was
arrested for having counterfeit money. The suspicion
Of the police had been awakened for some time in
consequence Of their observing several Questionable
characters paying visits 10 the store. No positive
evidence however could be obtained until Marshal
Feps was obliged make use Of nrtifice to obtain
his object.
After strict search of the premises. counterfeit
notes and spurious coin TO the amount of three thon
sand five hundred and sixty dollars found in the
store and on his person. consisting OF $500 the
State Bank Of North Carolina, not signed; so on
the same bank. filed OPP; g. 100. in los. the BanI
OF Louisville; $40, in Is the State Bank Of Ohm
$50. in SIS, on the State Bank If Indiana and &l7.
in Dos. same bahk; $50. in los. ON the Exchange
Bank of Virginia with hundred and fuurt<tf
bogus American dollars
On being questioned how he came in possession:e
this money he stated that il had been deposited wi
him. He was admitted bail in the of ts'
thousand dollars, to appear before the recorder. bu
was afterwards surrendered by his bail and is now II
prison awaiting examination
Advices have been received from Santa Fe to III
25fh Of May. convention Of delegates had bee
called and held, which formed and promulgated
constitution for the government OF The Sate OF Ne'
Mexico. The convention assembled at SANTA re o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04
NEW ORIG STORE.

THE subscribers would respectfully solicit the citizens Of In
danapolis surrounding country, call and
their stock Fresh Drugs, Heiae PANTS. OILS, Yaraskss
StEs, Peay and Fdaey ARTICLES which they VIII sell
bought other in this
tail.
Country Merchants Pedlers and Others would do call
and examine stock and prizes before purchasing An
soBd by u arr warranted.
The highest price paid for Feathers Rags FIaxeed
Mustard seed Ginseng AMI Other
duce J SIDDALL Druggist
IOl,f South side Washinrton street. Indiananolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

Miss Jane Porter. author Of the Scottish Chiefs
expired at the residence of her brother, in Bristol
Eng. on the 23d May from a second attack of pull
monary apopexy, aged IA years
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

BALANCE DUE.-It is estimated TINT the value of
Exports to California. from all the States this side
of the Rocky Mountains amount to ftty-miniOnS--
the imports of gold. in payment, fifteen millions
balance yet due-thirty:Gu emiHions.-NeWPort Spec
f1IO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

Coop ADvIcE.-Dont get in fuster and go on a
buster nor allow yourself to terrified be- bot keep
cool head, and be led, to join in hurrah aud
spree.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04
C1Nc1NNArt Innn 81 s

CINCINNATI. June 81, 8 p. m.
The market exceedingly dull to-day in every
department Sales of 400 barrels of -four at 81 90,
S4 Is. and So. Whisky in active demand at 23c.
Nothing done in the grocery municipalities I'M
changed aud firm. No sales of grain or produce.
The thunder storm has taken possession of the line
east of Cncinnati-no Congressional reports tonight
--REPoRTER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

The memory of Beauty is like the memory Of an
Orator. They both fade from Tradition. unless
the Painter and the Reporter help them to immorali
iy.-C. +. Hofman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

OF all actions of a mans life, his marriage does
least other people, yet of all actions of our
life it is most mpddled with by other peope.-SeI-
den
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

Somebody says he never knew polifica abolition
i~t to put negro in his best bed-ner poor man to
obtain premium at fair where there rich
one tn compete with him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04
SCOTF,S SPRING FASHIONS.

Ready for Distribution at s 80 for single number
So per gear.
fEHE arrangements for ample supply Of
work. which will be received and ready for dsti
button on he frsto of every March and September.
He also De "a "SCOTI'S MIRROR OF
FASHlO containing colord plates of fashion,
tern with complete system of cutting which will
be sent by mail order forwarded
@ aim.
Squares and Scales Measures, Crayons Shears Points, Trim
msrs and implements pertaining the business kept
constantly hand, will be sold reasonable prices.
orders post paid will receive prompt attention.
JAMES HALL,
no No. TemDeranee Hall. indiana poIs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

-. Death is transmIgrafiou
....R Riches but eiphers--it is the mind that
makes the
..Rogues in rags kept in countenance by
rogues in ruffies.
Be calm and steady; nothing will grow IN
der a moving harrow.
-. Don't rob Yourself, said the farmer, when the
lawyer rallied him hard namfs.
....Vex not yourself when i'll spoken Of. Coptu-
melies. not regarded vanish but, repned at, argues
either puny soul or guilty conscience.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

PRONUNCIATION The following words show some
thing of what the advocates Of Phonotopy complain,
in the present system of photography - It's tough
to plough through the rough dough of life"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04
The Great Book ON California;.

NNLDORADO Adventures in The Path Of Empire comprising
IA California; Panama-fe Francisco and
of the Gold Region and experience of Mexican
Travel by ayard Taylor. author o Vews Afd "Rhymes OF
Travel," l2uio., illustrations the author
Wah to-,ah, and the Taos TAIL Pmre Travel and Scalp
Dances, with Ranchsros FINN Muleback and the
Rocky Mountain Camp fire, by Lewis II. Gscrard
Norman Leslie by c. G. H. author OF he Curate Of Lin
wood % Amy Carrngtun," ETC.
Hand Book Of Medieval Geography and History by Wilhelm
Putty principal tn The Gymnasium Of Duew Translated from the
by the Rev. r. b. Paul NJ A. Vicar Of Augusne's
Bristol,
received BY ROSS s. RAY.
Bookseers Stationer dcor Of Rrox
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

INDEFINITE.-The New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing :" HIT"
The Nashville Convention has adjourned, to meet
six weeks after the adjournment of Congress-
When is that good lime comlngi' We may not
live to- the day"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04
T.iouors a. yVines.

Quit LIST of and wha
w we remaining has improved by age We offer fo
sale 100 bs old reced Whskey 30 brs Brandy Wine Gin &c
gry-Grocers supplied by the quantity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

GOOD assortment OF Qieenswsfs Glass Tumblers Preserve
~ Dishes Hoasses Cans &c &C., at
June l2. 1850 sly bhAhW ELLIS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

The difference between generous man and
mser Is the me loves the specie and the other tho
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-04

ALANTHUs TREEs.-A writer in the Cincinnati
Commercial states that it has been satisfactorily
proved that the proximity of the Alanthus. Tree
of Heaven, is exceedingly detrimental to health, par
ticularly during the towering season--that in nu-
merous cases it has caused swooning, sc. IF this
be true, which inclined to doubt, it is fact
which deserves attention.