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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

r. FITCH respectfully iafornss bis aequalu-
IA /: tanees and he public es1efaiIF that Ne has
taken charge Of tie above establishment situated
% Loudoun street. ia lie tenirs 81 he busines nor
fion Of The Town. lormefig occupied by Mr.. yoHS
LINN, and 4 now ready % aeeesnmodate Hose who
NAV favor him with 4 call. From his long ex-
pefience IN Hotel keeping be halseEs himself thai
he win Be able 70 give general satisfaction. his
charges for Board and Lodging are very moderate
L. The Office Of the UasAingteA, A.sraneEsa,
RgEsney aud HageaoIrA Stages IS kept Al lhs nG9se
January "a, lS5I--ly. a +.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

GOD LIVER DIL.-J.lst received large .n,.
~ PLY Of cushions Cod Liver Oil For sale by
L. NJ. SMITH & CO.
Charlestown Jan TO- 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
For Coughs. Colds, &C.

For Coughs. Colds, &c.
TAYNE'S EXPEcTORANTp :
y ! LoudenH do.
AYES Cherry Peci0ral;
Wislar's Basam o. Wild Cherry;
Heuisefss Cough Syrups
Keelersl do. DO.
Fitch's Pulmonary Ralsami
Duncans Expecio1anl;
Wis,ar's Lozenges;
Barrett's Cough Candy
These are The best remedies 10 use for the relief
efCoughs, Colds, &C.. For safe by
Jan. s., 1851. L. NJ. SMITH & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
WINDOW SASH FASTENERS.

Alexandria, Jan. 10, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
REGAI.IA.


Old Fslioic, Masonic, Red Mems and Sons
of temperance, Ertensire Regaita and
Banner Depot
GIBBS s. SMITH, No. 10 Baltimore Street,
Vt Baltimore Wholesale and Retail Manufac-
turers OF: Odd-Fellows- Masonic, Red Mems, Sons
Of TEMPERANCE, American Mechanics, Rechabites,
and every other style of Banners, Flags, Signals,
Pendants Robes, Costumes, Sashes, Caps, Jewels,
and all other articles Of Paraphernalia Suitable to
the various Orders and Societies.
Merchsnts and Brethren OF the different Orders,
al disaEce, visiting city, and wishing 10 equip
themselves with REGALIA. suitable to their re.
sPectss Office, or desirous Of procuring such suita-
bic fer
Lodges, Eneampments or Divisions,
whick they may represent, viii dndour House offers
greatindncemenls; from the fact Of having recent
ly ENLARGED OUR MAarFAcrURlNG DEPARTMENTS
making our arrangements complete, we are enabled
al altti'nes 70 keep on hand large and well Sc
lecied assortment Of Regaiias, Sashes, Caps Robes
Cosissmes. dc.
November &, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
DOmlestics.
HAYWARD & DUKE,
PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
BALTIMORE STOVE HOUSE,

AND HANUF4CFUKEHs OF q.
SrovEs. SHIP,s CABoosEs, Of an
PaRLoR CARTS, sizes, and paiierDs
HoLLoW WARE, SniP PLUMBING,
cooxfEo RAsqEs. CoPPER and IT'S WAnE.
Also Morris AGRIcuITURAl BorI.ERs. Of All sizes.
WAREHOUSE, No. 40 LIGHT ST,,
May u, 1850. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
The Union Forever,

TNHE undersigned having just arrived, and loca-
j. ted himself in CharIestowR adjoining Messrs
Tale Hooff's Store. would respectfully call the
attention OF the citizens Of Jefferson and adjoining
finest lot ofthe most choice brands of Foreign and
Domestic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
TO the PnbIic

VNHE undersigned having been appointed Con.
y stablf for the Southern District, respectfully
tenders is services to the public in thatcapacilg
He wilI give every attention possible to the colec-
ton OF 81 claims placed 10 his hands, andpay over
promptly when collected All he ASS Is 4 ,riaIiand
he pledges fidelity 10 his patrons.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Charlestown, March 81. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Fresh oranges. Lemons. &c.

1sHRsqbserlber has Just received from Balti-
4 mete large stock Of
Oranges and Lemons
RaisSas, Figs and Citrons;
M4s@sa Grapes; Prnnes: Dates.
sAiinhqas. f'ilberts Peacon Nuts Palm Nuts.
EnE1lsh Apalnuts. &c, all Of which mar Be
had cheapf &C the Confectionery Store of
Jan. Bsb 1851. r. BLESSING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT.

GNE o. the most extensive in the United States,
we ~ 6aNrn1ore t.. where SEQ persons are
o. hand 81 e and qualities suitable Tor an paris 81
the Union. Merchants aud others visiting Raiti.
more are invited q cali and examine he Harges,
and best assortment of SHIRIsS that has ever been
onered " tn cry consisting Il an sizes and auaIi
Is Is. nlsn ana Boys which for style and work
effort has been made b rensr ~ sss.-s-, q
SHIRTS. COLLARS i INIsV ANN ssn ,s,Sss &
DRAWERS complete and desirsbIe Is evstv Il, q
specL ~
T. W BETTON.
March 28s i650-ly. :. = - ~ :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

HIS. Prime Cider Vinerar. warfan,ea pur,.
= Lsass. JERE HARRIS.
sgL9 sslsn and Striped OsnabarEs IsT servants
llso- 4 WIN. 81 LOCK 4 CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Hughes, Iron.

JUST l$ceived anotheE large lot OF all The odd
u sizes 81 Rounds and Squares together with !
full assortment at Plough and Bar Iron of an sizes
from HUGHES, for sale On accommodating ierms-
dlscouFS made always for the cash.
Feb. T. RAWLINS.
IN BINS. MACKERE1. fof sale 81
~ Ego H. Fl. L. EBY q SON.
60 kALS. FLOUR. Welchess krst Psemiunl;
IN Hsss' and osher Brands. for sale b.
IN - II. Z. EBY& SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Segars, and DObaccO

in all its varieties, at Wholesale and Retail. As
this stock embraces all qualities al all prices, he
feels himself able satisfy all dealers in those ar
ticles. Call in andTexa nine his stock, he feels
himself able to satisfy The most scrupulous.
Also On hand, a fine assortmentof
STATIONERY. FANCY ARTICLES,
ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps, Sc all of which he will
sell cheap for cash Orders addressed to the under
signed will be thankfully received and promptly
attended 10. All Goods ordered at this establish
ment, moi giving entire satisfaction are subject 10
be returned, in good order.
GEORGE w SWETTZER I.
Charlesioira, Jefferson eounty Ia.
Dec 90. 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Cbarlestown, Jan. II, lS5l-2m.

LIZ The WAGON MAKERS SHOP, adIoin-
ing is offered for Rent Il is an old and good stand
for business. T. w D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07
Boarding and Day SchOoIin Shep-
herdStOWn,

January 3. ls5l.-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-07

ar. v Asrklsssx $Anetican Newspaper and Az
veril.lnK asenssh NJ CITIES q Phlladslpssa, NeM
vark ard Bueeen. in been sppointed Agent TOR
r,eeisine ara IN wsS3ing Subscriptions and adveF-
,semens. ~ lisa paber Al his otees y those cities
II 9ss.ssssslg \ Nv. Conner Of Third and ches-
raf Streets
Nfw Ystn, 80 50, Ann sare.f-
Tlossns. No.;4f STATE Street
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

This question, says the local of the Washington
Republic, we believe has never been satisfactorily
decided, but arose the other night that ough
70 be regarded as a sufficient test:
Two gentlemen of no little note in neighboring
county happened in their ramble through Washing
ton 10 get pretty tight are said to be wher
uncomfortably loose; and in attempt TO return to
their hotel, Numbered into the door of a room in
which a steam engine had worked itself into toer-
able rage. " Chu chu chu! phiz-z-z!'' went the ma
chine, while great drum whizzed around most fu-
riously. whats this 20 exclaimed one of the gen.
tlemen. " A steamboat" said the other. 'sTo be
sure it is" said the first, "didn't know that u
Boy, what boat is this :" ''The PhGnix," said
the phonetic boy, speaking in two syllables 'What's
the passage, boy:' Zone fifly,'' said the knowing
imp. Well, here's the money!" said the gentle
man, ssshow us our berth" ssWalk aft, - said the
boy. The gentlemen walked aft, the boy walked
forward, and is perhaps still doing so with cool
&c three' in his pocket.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
The Lost Gem.

The black waters of the river of death were roll
ing sluggishly onward. There approached one whose
features bore traces OF anxiety and sorrow; and with
a bowed form she gazed into the turbulent stream as
though she would fain descry something far down in
its fathomless depths. being of benign and celes
tial aspect appeared at her side; and said, "What
Seekest thou, Sorrowful one p? ssAasI' she answer
ed, 81 wore sparkling jewel upon my BOSOM II
paltry bauble but-a monarchs gift and inval-
liable. The wealth of India can yield none TO match
1t. In an evil hour it dropped from its resting place
into this dark river. For moment saw il float
near the brink, and stretched out my hand TO regain
it, but twas beyond my reach and it sunk down, till
| saw 1t no more Ii is gone--lost foreverl'' And
in deep gloom she turned TO depart.
Stay, mourner Grieye not but look again into
the water!' She looked and cry of Joy burst from
her lips 1t is there see it floating upon the dis
NAL wave. Oh, shall it not be mine once more'' The
answer: "Nay, but thou art deceived. What thou
seest is but the semblance of what was thine Yet
turn thy eyes upward and rejoice" She obeyed,
and beheld star cleaning from bright azure in the
murky sky, whose rays gave even the waves of that
gloomy river tnge OF brightness and whose refec-
ton there she had mistaken for her own lost gem
Then came tender and musical voice as the beau
tiful appearance vanished. &c Mourner these rest
less pillows, though fearful anaark to thee, roll up
TO the gate of heaven Ever faithful to their trust
they bore the jewel which lent not given to thee
10 lis rightful owner, the Monarch of heaven, and
transferred TO his care it will shine forever in his go-
rious dwelling place.
The mourner departed with countenance thought
full yet cheerful her gaze no longer bent upon earth
or the river of DEATH but meekly and trustingly
raised to the heavens And that star, beaming into
her spirit with rays of hope and gadness was ever
after, her talisman and her guide.
Mother who weepest for thy little one, so early
lost that mourner art thou; that star is thy now an
gel child Dry thy tears and ever rejoice that thou
hast treasure in heaven !-LOtceI Offering
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

A LAUGHABLE NoTIcE.-We are indebted 10
the Warrcnon IN. c. News for the following ad-
yertisement, which was posted up in tavern in
Newbern, while the Legislature in session at that
place. Mine host, 1t seems, was an honest, well
meaning fellow, who conceived an idea the members
were the very salt Of the EARTH and had listened to
the complaints of certain of them, relative to the
doings of few spreeng characters, who did not be-
long to their fraternity. Here is the notice which he
put up in the most conspicuous places in the house:
Look here,-The following rules of order will he
hereafter observed in this hotel: Members Of the
Assembly will go to the table first and the gentlemen
afterwards
After reading it over he did not exactly like it.
didn't say anything about rowdies and blackguards;
So to caution them particularly, he added: 'Noa
Bena, rowdies and blackguards will please not mix
with the Members it is hard to tell from the
other'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY!!
DR.. H. B. MYERS
EXTRACT or


SARsAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DANDELI0N
For Purifgnq the BlOod-AH Disorders of the Kidnegs.
arising Impure Blood
tvity OF the absOrbents, dsordeTed Dgestonsuch
Ship Fever, Liver Complaints, Fevers Female Complaints
Summer Complaints lmpOtency, Dyspepsia, Nervous Afec
tions, General Debility, &c
put up large bottles containing twenty
Ii combines the properties of Detergent Diuetc
Tonic without purgng gripping sckening, and
while disease ccanse strengthens
system stronger better and cheaper than other ar
Gle i'm market most valuable famy medicine and certain
disease the bad effects mprudence
PREPARED BY DR. H. B. MYER. BUFFALO, N. Y
For euey disease tcc this Extract Processes cure
tains ingredients chosen for their special adoption 10 its
relief.
This valuable medicinal preparation operates Alternative
Detergent Durec and Tonic and in proper
Stomachio and Ii pain roeures rest and
relieves nervous directions Generally expressed II increases
and exciies action in the
glands particular 1t is simple common
EXTRACT of Sarsapafla but compounds combination OF
many potent vegetable remedial agents form
modifying effects of the other and increasing its beneficial
tendency remedy powerful healing its action
the human frame, than any OF them separately
Entirely vegetable and formed with basis of the best spec
fcs-SarsapaTa Wild Cherry DandeOnit with the
by violent remedies Possessing combined all the
handed virtues of the greatest cleansing medicines adds
internal oTganthus at eradicatng the exist
ing disease cleansing portion OF the body and
This Extract directly kindly upon blood
pures enTchepromOtes healthy secetions
Digestion and by its general influence effort OF
Ii supplies want Of vital heat nervous eneryexels
diseases generally and gives TO the invalid lasting
health vigOr and strength.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATION.
whose constitutions broken down. weakened and
debitad who have declined in mental and nervous power
lost flesh and muscular strength and whose are gener
ally diseased find better pleasant remedy.
Dr. Myers SarsaPsra Wild Cherry and Dsndeon has perfect
control the most states OF the blood when
that fluid is entirely vltlaIed-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

z,LEAR THE TRACK. F. FAIRBANKS has just receiv-
u ed by hor his Spring supply Boots and shoes,
the Congress Boot for gentlemen the Congress Cater
for ladies' the Jenny Lind Shoe orades and every variety Of Boots
Shoes Slippers and Callers suitable all and coi-
He also received both Deebes and ea style of New
York Hats for Spring These Hats pronounced by ALL
being the best and fashionable Hats wOr His
of silk push eioh and oil cloth Caps plain silk fur and wool Hats
the the lie Is
iy Straw Goods which will be sold Cincinnati prices Also,
Trunks Carpet Bags and ether articles, too tedious
meliIon.n
small profits and quick returns and he faers
himself that he sell cheaper cash. than any the Rail-
road Cty'
Call and examine for YOURSELF at J. F. FAIRBANKS,
BoOT,
mario Sentinel Building
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
sabbath Evening at Home.

When Sabbath bells have ceased tleir sound,
And the hours Of Day are passed
And twilight draws its curtain round,
And shadows gather fast
There is one spot. and one alone,
Round which our hearts most cling
And fOndest memories, one by one,
Their choicest treasures bring.
That spot is Home, ITS sacred walls
Admit no discord then.
Nor crowded marts. nor festive halls
Nor gayest haunts of men
Can know JOY sweet and pure
Nor such TO them.is given;
Mieht joys ike these for aye endure
This earth were quite heaven.
I've wandered far mong other powers
Than those my Childhood knew,
With hope of gathering fairer flowers
Than in those gardens grew;
fetin the cold worlds earnest throngs- 49,
- Mid its din and stormy STRIFE ~-.g.s,f :
Affection turns TO scenes and songs pa .
OF my young joyous life -
Homes weI'lovea groupl its Sabbath song ~
It's tones seem 10 hear; 49, !.
Though borne full many league along, 80 =
They cqlle tlfstnot aud clear.
o Sabbath night o treasured home! -
Fond pride OF memOry's train
And thoughts Of ye, where eor roam -
Shall bring my youth again.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
from the March No. the "RniekeT6ocke."I
The Lost Flower.
~ II. w. ELLSWORTH

BIZ IT. W. ELLSWORTH
remember once in the garden fair
OF Life, in my ehildhoOds hour,
How loved, as il grew in the summer air.
budded, gentle flower;
Twas the sweetest Rose that earth
In garden had blOomed Dr. grown,
And felt, in my SOUL from its hour OF birth,
1t would blossom for me alonel
watched it long, from the Suns first ray
To his last in the purpied West;
Till tired with the sportive zePhyr's play,
And slept in its messy nest
But nearest Of al, in ths pure moonlight
As it lay like Bride, in the spangles bright
That the Dew-spiTit DER II threw
How loved it, the sweet Rose knew frll we
For il turned to my softened tread,
And answer gave, as il best could tell,
With an eloquent blush o'erspreadl
1t would bow. the prayer of my heart heard,
With soft leaves folded up,
Till thc depths Of its innermost life were stirred,
As it shook in its ruby cup
Yet 1 careless slept while the hours few by
For the heavens hung bright above,
dlitte dreamed, meath clOudless sky,
How twas better TO watch and Lowell
As it swept the darkened day,
Till the hope of my broken heart sank dead,
For my sweet Flower borne away
Full many year. since the bright One fed
Have wandered darkly on,
And hourly mourn for the early Dead,
In the blush of its beauty gone;
Yet oft DER its grave, when the silent tear
To the eye unbidden springs.
Steals angel-voioe. that in soft tones clear,
This strain to my lone heart sings:
sThe Flower thou watched from its hour of birth,
Till il passed TO its home above,
Was the Rose Though thou knew not its priceless WORTH
OF the trusting hearts First Love
lis the hottest thing that of beauty
Is lent TO the Earth from Heaven,
And never to die in the fathless
OF man, is this sweet Rose given
" Thou hast mOurned it lost, but beyond the skies
II blooms In its starry home,
Meath the watch OF thousand sleeplcss eyes,
Where no Storm-spirft e'er come;
And what though the world to Thee is cold
And fair ones around 1T be,
1t bends TO thy prayer, as il bowed Of old,
And turns to but only rheel
"ThOu hast wept, and never, oh never in vain
Hath the tear Of the MOurner been
Tho thou still must weep till thou wash the stain
From thy soul of its bitter sin;
Thou hast wandered far, and thou still must rove
Der dim uncertain track;
Bat thou yet shalt win, i'm the strength of Love,
TO thy heart this sweet Flower back"
Then thus through the tangled maze of Life
Though wander sad along
Will nerve my soul TO It's daily strife,
And list 10 that Spirit-Song;
And still will trust to its cheerin. strain
Though see not the day hour,
For kaOsC shall press to my heart again,
For ever, my own loved FlOwer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
Lotlefies. Capitals
sMAII.ERY IOTTERY

SMAII-FRY LOTTERY
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, throughout the
month Of June ISL certificate package 26 whole tickets
will cos Sl6 Halves -; Quarters 81
Address your orders TO r. ARMSTRONG. Agent.
Wheeling Va.
Monongaia IS1-z2 hais ticket $4,000 Cincinnati
Delaware, Class loo cent Adephia
Ohio MonongaIa, al; prizes each Of 0OOAp u lo0l
ma
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
CERTIFICATES OF DOCTORS.

constantly receiving testimonials of the benefit
OF his medicine; only be
healing The following onr
john DAVIS respectable hyscan, and OF large
speaks in the following
DIX MYER The medicine ordered came hand safely mus
medicine used gives good satisfaction A. 4
and that Others that will entirely supercede
Tovvnseud's trash Mrs. Green vicinity,
She has been abog under consumption for the last year. and with
different of the day Even Cod Liver Oil
without bene6 but she does find benefit from the
of the Dandelion, Wild Cherry, and SarsaparIla
Truly yours, JOHN DAVIS, NJ. d.
CRyahoga Falls, July 10, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

HEAVENLY Joys-We may form some idea of
the joys OF heaven by the innocent pleasures which
God grants on earth. Here is fine situation with
wonderful prospects-every thing TO delight the
Senses yet all tbs find in a world which is under
a curse what then may we not expect in world
where God exercise all his power for blessed
nesS2-(pciI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12
JOHN O'KANE n SONS,
NEW ROCK STORE.

NAE announce friends TO Booksellors Country Mer
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen. and book buyers
generally, that have opened udahaPd Marion county In
dana Book Store We prepared time supply
stock Of Books and Stationery We keep always hand
and complete OF Misce aneos. Theological Law Med
ica Common School and Classical Books with full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
tosd Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books a call
All orders thankfully received and those who send that
they VIII be filed promptly Particular paid orders by
maio otherwise for Quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted. JOHN O'KANE q SONS.
may23ivrff Norris buildings. Eel Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

a STROLOGY-THE CELEBRATED DR. C. w ROBACK,
IN Professor Asiroogy Astronomy Phenoogy and Geomai
cy combined with CONJURATlON, from Sweden. Office No n
Locust Philadelphia offers his The citizens of Ind
by all The crowned heads OF Europe
and enjoys higher reputation Asirooger than living
Navies calculated according GeomancyIades
their drawn by send
ing the date Of the day their birth All letters continuing the
attention,
any part the world durable papers and he prepared
make of his by eonuraon of the following
topics Courshp advice for the successful accomplishment
Of wealthy marage he has the redeem such
the the bole for all of hazard, and
the recovery OF stolen properly and The purchasing lottery
Thousands OF the above have been done
city vicinity and the United States, full sasfc
of ALL 10000 Naves Horoscopes have been cast during
while Letters will every purpose
and will do well call person, aud the mail safe
that persons need fear money through the Post Office
DR. Roback from 500 1000 letters monthly and has
missed All will be relgiousy attended aforesaid
For particulars call the Office of the Sentinel and get
Astrological Almanac. gratis c. w ROBACK,
above Eighth Philadelphia.
NJ particular Posi- Office, county aud State
10 All communications kept relgiousy secret feb26
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

From Doctor ALFRED KEIsER, of Peru, Indiana:
MYER-Dear do certify Thai for the space OF year,
Ihve acquainted with the effects of your Dandeion Wild
Cherry and Sarsspar having sold eighty hundred
bottles and find he the efcaclous
medicine of the kind sold. A kEISER, NJ d.
PsTW Indiana. July 27h, 1850.
For wholesale and RETAIL by CRAIGHEAD BROWNING,
Agent Indianapolis. aug20-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

lG=A western writer, in describing spire con-
nected with Cincinnati church, says 'it shoots up
with all the grace Of of Taglion's pirouettes .
The architect once courted ballet girl, which pro-
badly accounts for it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

GA young lady, who had been severely interro-
gated by ll-tempered counsel, observed, on leav-
ing the witness box that she never before fully UNI
derstood what was meant by cross examination.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

From Doctor y. b HOWARD of Lima, Ohio:
DR.. MyER-Dear This certify thai have sold your
DandeIo Wild Cherry and Sasapaa for the last
and has given general satisfaction all who have used H.
n. ID. HOWARD, NJ. d.
Lima, Ohio August 16h, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-12

GA fellow in Albany is going TO get his life in
sured, that when he dies he can have something
to live on and not be dependent on the cold charities
of the world, as he once was.''