{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Some locofoco editor in this State, has made the
democracy of his county tired of his services,
find by the State Sentinel that profitable" press
of that description in of the largest" towns of
the State is offered for sale. The Sentinel gives the
advertisement puff, from which it may be suspected
(f that Office is as selfish the Democrat charges it
to be- that this is sly way of helping ones self.
Who wants to buy the State Sentinel Office Did we
not say some few weeks ago, that that Office might
be in the market! Who bids Going


Direct your letter the State Sentinel postage
paid, if not, they will not be lifted. Can't pay post
age these a-lack- times - Wabash Express.


We suppose that the Editor of the Express expects
to pass off the above as an efuSiou Of ,cit. We
slider it an act of scoudreSm of which there few
editors, Whig or Democrat, who would be guilty.
We can assure the editor of the Express, well
every one else likely to be misled by his mean mis-
representations, that he is very much mistaken if he
supposes we desire to sell the State Sentinel establish
ment. So far from that, intend to keep it while
it is as profitable it has been and is. The reason
why the establishment avertised for sale is not naed
must be obvious to intelligent men; but it can be very
easily ascerained by any honorable person desrous
Of purchasing Under this restriction of course the
editor of the Wabash Express is excepted.