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Cheap G0ods fn Store.
80 Ilhds. Prime New 0. Sugar.

10 IIhds. common Now Orleans Sugar,
90 I" choice Porto Rico Sugar,
25 Barrels clarified 9
crushed
2 powdered
Boxes Woolsey AMI Woolsey double
refined Loaf Sugar,
9 Boxes Charleston double refined Loa g
90 I1hds Muscovaao 1Eolasscs, ssI
S Trinidad 7s!s &C 4 Z :s..7s:55 -,
50 Barrels New Orleans iAIolesses,
100 Barrels No. 3alackerels (hrge size,
90 Kits No. / I"
la5 Bags prime Rio Coffee,
40 6 C Lagugra g EssiSs
90 /" Old Cnba Coffee,
30 " Old Java I"
G000 Lbs. Union brand White Lead (No.s1sS
extra and purci
800 Gallons Linsecd Oil,
9 Barrels Train e :" q -
800 Lbs Putty in bladdcrs,
1875 Boxes window glass (ail sizes
Is Kegs Eastern nails assorted 95s
10000 Lbs. assorted Swedes iron, q
500 " Castcel (Sandersens,1 9
German and Blister: ::StecL
400 Pieces heavy Dundee ;Bagging,
100 Coils Hemp Ropes y sss
Bales ioluesPuH' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pany9 -
10 Bales Homespun (Ausussa rnanaacs
tnrc,) -
9 Bales heavy cotton osnaburgs
90 Boxes sperm Candies,
90 Ada,nantine Candies, "a,
10 I" 1ulls & Sons patent Candies, e.
30 IIhds bacon sides, (westcrn3 Z. 4
1000 Lbs. country Bacon, 5Ssss =.
3 Ticrces Rice, &c. &C.,
Also ;sss5gs
Salllcs. Brides. Blankets, Calieocs, Cotton urn
Shoes, Hats CAPS. Tcbhs, sugar-c@anss @
Chairs, Grindhones, and many other articles too
tedious to cnumerate. iSSz -
DUNBAR s. GARAIANY.
Hamburg 1910 If %
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no tiCe.

A TT, those indebted to the late firm Of Mr.
n. cnELL & Hill, in the Carriage making
business, and also TO the Estate of Caleb Mitchell,
decd, are requested TO make immediate pay
ment. And those having demands against the
firm Of Mitchell & Hill, or the Estate Of Caleb
Mitchell, deed, are required to render them III
properly vouched, on or before the first of Dc
ccmbcr next, or they will be rejected.
JOHN HILL, Admir-.
juno &c, S3
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.HTOfaCe.

TOIIN IT. SMITH, living on the Chapel Fer
eD ~ Road, near Richar,isonville, tolls hctore
me small Chcsnut Sorrcl MARE, the right
hind foot white above the ankle some nlarkS Of
gear, supposed to be seven or eight years old ;
appraised at sixty dollars
HARDY WHITE, n. Z. d.
June 5, 1850 dim 20
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VERx1S on FowLs.--Scattering Stacked
lime Oil the perches and floors Of the hen
houses rs often as once in ten days, will
citrcuallv eradicate the lice and promote
the health of the fowls.
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Notice..

4 LII persons arc hereby forwarncd from tra-
N ding for Note given by the subscriber for
fifty dollars, payable TO L. d. Johnson, rs the
consideration for which the above note was given
has entirely failed and nm determined not TO
pay the same unless compelled BY law.
j. G.. LoVELESS.
Jan aS 1850 If
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NCfaCe.

TtHOSE indebted TO the Estate of Hugh Hill
l. burn. deceased, arc requested to make inn
mediate payment and all those having demands
to present them; properly attcsttd, to me, on or
before the first of January next, or they will be
rejected. Given under my hand at my Office,
this Goth April, 1850
JOHN IIILLr Adm.
May 10
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agrlcul4ttraI.
ga Little land Well Tiliod."

Farmers are liable to err in cultivating
too much land They make their calcu
lations to SOW and plant so many acres,
without taking into account the quantity
Of manure they have to apply, or the
amount Of labor they can bestow. This
not only subjects them to much haste and
Inconvenience, but their crops are not
cultivated as they otherwise would be, and
the land is not left in so good condition
when it is laid down to grass. There Is
still greater folly on the part of some, IN
the desi~ increase their estates by the
ur,l more land, when their sys-
ulsivation should adnoniSh
had better sell than buy,
orth doing is worth doing
,hould be the motto Of far
~formance, Of all their work.
well cultivated, is better
halfcultivated And enc
ID kitchen garden can see
land may be that is ma
waited thoroughly. Pursue
rse in all land cultivated,
would be in proportion.-
of farmers do not know
what an acre can be made
Mechanics in our villages,
It own but little land, gen.
to make them very produc-
tration of what may be done
ce of land, came under my
st fall during my sojourn ola
a friend, in one Of our man.
lagos. About three years
chased piece of land for
area not exceeding half an
building, he laid out his
planted some peach trees
kinds of cherry and plum
varf pear trees, a few choice!
ape and strawberry vines,
I'd white raspberry bushes
nder, besides having bor-'
and flowers, (by the Way,)
household foaccrs the most
e raises all the vegetables
family consumption. Some
5 have, already commenced
asa supply of strawberries,
raspberrifs in their season,
years, will probably have a
t, much better than can be
market because nicer and
the cost Of it will be merely
che most of the iaboro Of plant.
ltivating this ground has been
spare moments, redeemed from
.ssing cares of manufacturing.
shows what can be done with
heans, even when the cares of busi,
cave but little leisure. Examples
IS kind are becoming more numer-
az, as there is an increasing interest
manifested in rural pursuits. Thorough
cultivation is becoming better understood
and appreciated. and the example Of good
cutivators has a great influence over the
careless andincgligent.-W. l.. EATON,
in the Albany Cultivator.
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An IRISH gentleman have purchased an
alarni-clock, an acquaintance asked him
what he intended to do with it. "Oh," !"
said he, otis the most convenient thing
in the world, for Eve nothing to 10 but to
pull the string and wake myself"
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COD LIVER OIL,
OF TIE GENUINE BRAND,
ee NI1NJ V0RBSeee

ee EI@WJ V@RB&oe
d UsnToN, CLARK l. CO., Wholesale and
HI Retail Chemists, Druggists and Mmuiactu-
rcrs of the genuine COD LIVER OIL.
This Oil is recommended and prescribed by
the Medical Profession, as an cficacious remedy
in CoHsrMrrIoS, BRoNcnIrIs, RnEuMATrsM, scRo-
rrLa, CHRONIC OrTuALMrA, PARALYSIS, DC. &c
y large supply just received and for sale by
G.. J.. PENN, AGENT.
M,v 90 ff Is
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AFFEcTloNATE.--"My good friend,
prepare yoursclfto hear bad news" said
a gentleman to neiglbor Jones.
"My gracious-speal--what is it ?"
why, sir" replied the gentleman, al
am sorry to inform you that your wife is
dcadr'
"Oh, dear, how you frightened mel
thought my house was On fire, or that
some one had stole my game cock"
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a. @ ap.as 8

T BEG leave to return my thanks to the public.
Il for the liberal patronage heretofore Bestowed
OH me, and solicit continuance ofsthc sameEfor q:
the new firm G. w. GARMAN "
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Notice..

A IL those indebted to the Estate of Abiall
IN Robertson. deceased, are requested to make
payment and those having demands TO present
them, properly attcsted
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 90, Is
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.ays, and

-----.-I 'itysI tIH
Fridays. Also Stages to Grccnville twice per
week, and three time per week to Rutlcriordon,
N. C. There is a good line Of Stages from Ruth
crfordton to Ashville, n C..
u Rates for Board, sanic as last Season.
j. C. ZIMMERMAN, PEorRlEroR.
June 5, Ct 90
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
N1EnICAJ, DEPARTMENT.

r5NIIE Regular course of LECTURES IN this
Institute, will commence on the first OF No
vcmber and continue until the last OF February;
The Anatomical Department will be opened and
ready to receive students by the first OF October.
The Medical Department will be under the dlrec'
ton OF the following
PROFESSORS:
]. Conquest Cross, NJ. D., Professor CT The In
stitu,es of Medicine, and Medical Jurisprudence.
4. FREEMAN. NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
r. S. NEWTON, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
Fl. J. HUIcE, NJ D., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
w. BYRD Powell, NJ. D., Professor of Physi-
ology, Pathology, Mineralogy ana Geology.
J. KING, NJ D. Professor Of hlnteria Medlca,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. MILTON SAUNDERS, A. NJ, M. D., Professor
Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
J. A. WILSON. Md, Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
CLINIQUE LECTURERS.
bIEo1crSE-Prolessor II. J. ITuLcE.
SuRGEaY-Professor R. S NEWTON.
2. FREEMAN, NJ. D., Anatomical Demonstration.
The fees for q full course of lectures amount Of
S1O5.
Each Professors Ticket SIS Matricula:or's,
s5 Dcmonstrator's Fee, $40 Graduation, $50.
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters (post-paid) to the Dean; and
students arriving in the city will please call on
''''' '' Wv OO K. S. NEWTON, M. D.,
r. oc E,o ,,It
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those who intend praclcLg among the diseases ol
the West and South should certainly educate them
selves at school whose Faculty are practically
acquainted with tlinse diseases.
That the public may he satisfied of the rerma-
rcncy of this school. we feel it our duty 10 state,
that the Trustees and Faculty form unit in action,
which aururs well lnr lis future success: and that
the peculiar internal organization which connects
them, cannot be interrupted.
r. W. NJ. KING,
President Of tie Memphis Institute:
Nav Is ~ IL
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A DurcuMAS wishing to relate the
cause of his wifes death, which was the
breaking of blood vessel, and forget
ting the precise term by which TO express
his meaning, said: "Mine frow git mat
oae tay, and prcas ship in her breast"
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- @ "a n 9 81 !:

7 BEG leave to return my thanks otlle public
L for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on me, and solicit continuance Of the sarnefor'
the new firm B. IS. DUNBAR 4:
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"You'Rr pretty fellow" said the ow-
ner of wood pile to thief, "to come
here and steal my wood while sleep"
eyes" replied the thief, "and sip.
pose you'd stay up there and see me break
my back lifting, before You would offer to
come down and help me-"
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hon. r. w. n King, Professor of Theory and
Practice of Law.
Jouy DELArIELD, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
cial Jurisprudence.
TERMs-S50 per Session.
All communications pertaining to this depart
mcnt be addressed to
Memphis, Tenn, Feb'y.. 1859.
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Cotton, not
less than 800 pounds.

less than 500 pounds.
For the best fierce of Rice.
For the best hogshcad of AIuscovado Sugar.
For the best leaf Tobacco, not lrss than 100 lbs.
For the best barrel of Whca: Flour
For the best ticrce Of Indian Corn.
For the best barrel Of Spirits Of Turpentinc.
For the best barrel Of Rosn
1t is the intention Of the Institute, with the
consent of the persons sending the above articles,
t, forward such as receive premiums to the
"Wurld's Faic," to be held in the city Of l.on-
don. in the carly part Of the year 1851. 1t is
liscwisc intended to select, from the specimens OF
:" Art and design which may be presented.
such is may be deemed worthy of especial dis
lncton. to be forwarded, for competition, TO this
great industrial Exhibition"
The Committee on Premiums, therefore, car
ncsy, appeal to all the productive interests of our
country to aid the Institute in thus advancing our
home enterprises, and give them reputation and
character abroad
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

To II J, j i - Ut ~ " ~
DOW GLASS, VARNISH BRUSHES, Tur-
pentinc, Toilet, and Shaving SOAPS, PERFU-
MERi, &c, all of which lie will sell at the
LOWEST RATES for CASH.
lie respectfully invites all to give him call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
e. l.. PENN, AGENT.
Nfnr, ff lk
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For Sheriff

THOMAS W. LANHAM.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE,
THOMAS J. DYSON,
WESLEY BODlE,
ALFRED MAY.
r.. j. WHITAKER,
LEWIS JONES,
JOHN HILL,
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Too;B1c A Boon!-A man being about
to purchase young horse, was fearful he
might prove skittish, as the phrase is; land
in order to test his soundness, or strength
of nerve, directed his boy to SO little
way; y;of, behind the next corner, and he
would ride the colt down opposite to him,
when he should start suddenly out, and
cry "boohp and if the colt could stand
that, it would lie proof enough of his
being firm and well broke. The boy
took his station, and the man mounted
and rode along; but when he came op-
posite the coruer, and the boy jumped out
and cried "booh" the colt threw him Of.
The rider picked himself up soon, how
ever, and rubbing his shoulder and 'sl'ins,
asked the boy what he did so for. " Why,
father," said the boy, "you told mo to
say Jooh.'' EYES," said The old man,
f." but there was no need of saying such a
big boob to such little horse
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For FAX Collector

WILLIAM l.. PARKS,
ELIJAH II. RAUCH.
WELCOME MARTIN.
JOHN QUATrLEBUM,
B. +. GOUDEY,
+. w. BURT.
MOODY HARRIS.
DERRICK HOLSONBhkE,
ISAAC BOLES,
SAMPSON B. MAYS,
ROBERT CLOY,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
L. A. BROOKS,
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Sc;ESrlF1c.-An old lady who had
reading Locke's famous moon story very
attentively replied with emphasis, that the
idea of the moons being inhabited was
too incredible to believe; "for," said she,
"what becomes of the people when the
moon is nothing but little strcah?' %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

STUDYING HyDRuALrcs-" What be
dat dey calls high drawlics?" said Sambo
to CuAy.
"E-yah, yah, YAH" shouted Cu1y-
A." Don't you know dat niger, when you
hab lesson mosc cbery day?'
:" No, | don't know, | gives dem up"
well, den, when massa lift de cow
hide hig!l-Gotch him down savage on de
back--and draw him cross de back rs
soon as he touch it, dat be high draw
licks.;'
"Gct out, you snow ball, You alters
contriyes to know more den any uddcr
nigga knows OIL"
"I SUPPOSE" said a quack, willie feel
ing the pulse of n patient, "that you
think me a foolw
Sir" replied the sick man, 81 per-
ccivc you can discover a mans thoughts
by his pulse" We think he got into the
Doctor about feet, 4 feet and half, or
two feet.
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DIR. e. f. !TEAG UE,
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his professional ser
III vices in the practice of MEDICINE, SUR
gerry, and OBSTETRICS, to the Citizens Of
Edgcfcld Village and vicinity.
Office. at the Drug Store.
JGisary 30, 1880, If 9
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One WAY TO GET RuM.-A RUNNER,
who occasionally used to be short of the
'cbink,' had recourse to the following ex-
pedient to raise the wind He got two
pint bottles, exactly alike, one in each
pocket, he entered the groggcry and called
for pint Of gin. The bottle was filled
and handed to him, when he put it il his
pocket, at the same time telling the land
lord he had no money. eaFhen | won't
trust you, so give me back my gin," said
the landlord. If you won't then there's no
harm done, added the other, reluctantly
pulling the bottle of water from his pock-
ct and handing it over, it was quickly
emptipd into the cask. There wasn't
much harm done to the landlord, that's a
fact, for although rummey had had this
bottle Of gin, the same number Of pints
were drawn from the cask.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

Do TELL us why a lady is like a stage
driver! Because she likes to secure the
male.
When is a fiddle like 4 leak in ship?
Wien it sets the pumps going.
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BOOT AND SEsO E
Drugs and IN cdicEsaes.

b &-'Ihc Subscriber has in Store ard
. is constantly receiving general
and full assortment of the very
best DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,
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For Ordinary.

HENRY T. WRIGHT,
WILSON L. COLEMAN,
HUGH A. NIXON,
WILLIAM II. MOSS,
VIRGIL NJ. WHITE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-08-14

onr geographical
population, can
liy Of our situation
AS TO health, incln-
At, we deny that any
n the minds Of many
n of st,,dvinu medicine .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-09
FIRE AND WATERPROOF

undersigned respectfully beg leave to call the attention
OF The communiy this invaluable material roofs
IN the eastern cities almost entirely superseded all other
KINDS OF roofs and In this city although but recently introduced
has IN instance the entire satisfaction Ar
perfected which the subsc ribes
al cd TO execute all orders the roofing
or country the shortest notice. aad ON the most favorable
termk.
able saving Of side and WALL which
ing their and protection against FIRE presenting in
combusb surface to burning bodies falling them. Being
nearly ivei they be conveniently the
OF yards. The daily roofs which
sufficiently attes their durability for those purposes
Orders respectfully solicited. LOUDEN DUFFY.
CERTIFlCATE-We, the undersigned having used the
position roofing Duffy. checrfuy
commend its possess all the advantages azcrb
ed to il fire and water proof compoation.
Daniel Yandes, Peasiee, ID Ward
HJ&B c Hon. Nathan Edwards,
Palmer, by Warren, as By
Mr. Loudenl David crnghead Ramsey,
Geo Mears, Geo AcOuai, fion 8 Perkins,
Ger Drake, II Roll VIM Sheetr
! RI Mckernan Harrison, VIM Eckert.
REFER TO
Judge Morrison, Norris Morris Morris,
I L Browning, Defrees Rev Bzbb.
/. Indiana p0lis, May I, 1850. let-u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-09

AN INTERESTING CoURTsHrP-LovERs '. FATHERS.
time SINCE the circumstances of which give Just
as We got them, from one who professed 10 be ac-
quainted with the transaction. An old gentleman
farmer who had two three very pretty daughters,
very cautious Of his charge. that he would not
permit them to keep the company of young men !;
however. they adopted the following expedent
Joy the company Of their lovers, without the know-
edge of their father.
After the old had retired TO rest, the girls
would hang sheet out Of the window. which was
quite distance from the ground and the besux would
seize hold of the sheet and with the Of his
lady-love, who tuggrd Justify at Inc sheet above,
would thus gain entrance but it happened that
evening the girls hung out the sheet rather too
early-for the old gentleman by some i'll wind was
blown round the corner. and spying the sheet could
not conjecture the meaning of its being thers-so he
took bold and endesvored to pull il down. and the
ziss supposng il to be one Of their beaux began to
hoist, and did discover their mistake until thu
head Of the old man was level with the window SILL
when one Of them exclaimed" Oh La h! It's Dad !"
and letting go their hold Of the sheets,
the old fellow the hard ground and stones below,
dislocating one Of his shoulders. which convinced
him that his efforts to make old maids out of his
daughters matter not easily accomplished
and Withdrawing all further opposition to their keep
ing Company, he father-in-lsw.-Free-
mans (Iopd) Advocate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-09

"A. U n a IL W ~,
WUOULD respectfully attention of Wheat Growers
w and the public generally to the fact that they
at the SPRING FOUNDERY" in Richmond,
Wayne county Indiana, all the various kinds Of
T'HRASHIN(f MACHINES,
in in the Western country among which may be found
the following
Tyassing Tzrashg Machine. upon which the
number OF hands tend than Machine in
Of Sir Poes, gotten In the best style, de
signed the Stationary Separating and Cleaning Ma
chine which they manufacturing in superior
The we'll known Four-aos Power Tsbrg Shaf and -Four,
Bsit Haehissthe reputation Of which
well bli.hsd render useless to word in
their favor.
All kinds Machines repaired the shortest notice.
reasonable They think they offer
whining to purchase machine than
say shop In the country. .-.--
Castings Of every Description and woolen Machinery such
double and single Cardng Machines Condene and Jaw
Wrapping Machines &c. made to order
q be excelled
tTWhsat good horses tax IN sxchsngs for work.
Richmond Msy ], 1850. lO33mf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-09

Oh. can you live on cottage rolls.
And crosses from the brook,
Will kisses, dear ore, serve Tor sauce.
Or shall We mis the cook
Wit never sigh. my gentle gifi.
To fetch our humble Goals
Boz when we're very short Of cash,
Wilt live on cottage rollsi
Oh, can you sup on turnip tops,
Nor sigh for higher site.
When that within our cottage walls
May chance 10 be our fate
Wilt never dream, thou tender ons,
OF balls and drapeu' shops'
Wilt thou cheerful smile put on,
And sup on tsInip tSpsi
THE LADY's REPLY.
Yes. will live eottsge rolls.
With love, and JOY, aud tksei
My heat will seek othes oliss,
Than thy own bride 10 be;
For well we know that all we breathe,
For joy must pay some tolls,
So / with thee, my only love,
Wilt eat our cottage rolls
Oh, yes, IN sup on ,urDip tops.
And crosses from the spfing;
Ard from cur cot gaudy scenes
NY heart will ns'er take wing,
Nor balls. nor Touies, will tempt me then,
Nor fancy dfspers' shops
But all on love and signs we'll live,
And smile on turnip-tops.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-09
A CARD.

To The Democratic County Committee:
CeBmsisnees beyond my control render for
decline the nomissiion for Representative made
the 18th uIf. left the county dsy sfsT my nomins-
ton y. New York, from which have jsst return
ed During my sbsencs sefsesion found that IL would
be out Of my power do justice to myself the Democrat
s party in the approaching owing private bus-
which cannot neglect seize vpos the ssflisst op
portuniy eomnuues,s this decision to the County Com
mites and through them 10 the people who have gsnsf-
ousiy bestowed their eon6dsues upon ne.
shall cherish, With the vssst grstitvds the marks
Of confidence that have been bsssowsd upon By the Demo
cratic party Of Marion County in twice making hs
candidate for Representative sud to the people Of the county
shall feel grateful in having honofsd With
in the Lsgissiuis.
Although for inpssssvs 10 have dseinsd the
nomination. shall still be fond. have bsss
tending The Of ny sbiIity Zoe thoss pseipls
which deem essential the prosperity snd psrpssuy
county, and Ia sussisns he party 70 which
belong w. ROBSON.
IsDrsssr0Ip. May 9, 1880
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-09

A MoDEL NEwsPAPER.-In an article on the sub
ject Of an honest and independent newspaper, q con-
temporary remarks: |" It is great blessing to any
community have paper in its midst which can look
at all sides of question, and through it, instead Of
being borne away by the frat impressions popular
frensy; and which, having thus satisfied itself what
is wise, Just and good, has the moral courage say
thar which he thinks country editor very piquant-
ly remarks:
We do belong TO pafrons;o
Our paper 10 wholly our own, stsssr
Whoever may like il, eau take il;
Who dou't-can Just let il alone.