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New-York tribune., 1841-11-08
NArn,l. Il HlNMAN.

Cgs Kill, OF l>ti VA =" = ~ ~ = IA
prerarrl ynd sold Wholesale .nd re.i by \ u. y y.
SANDS - and 100 Fulton t. aod II East 8foadw'y'
T. Sold also b. II. Rawls a Co, Alb ny r. irhei,'
Poughkeepse j. (. P-ttcn, Nsw-Haver; t. W bVh'
Hartford ] A. Wadsweuh Proyideucci WIN B1oH ~
Isl Washington st. Boston. and by drpc9ists seneral
N all the princrpa! towns IN the Uni.ei States
Pricc. 81 = B-AIcrchaats supplied on tie most huef
al terms. a Il - 9AHp :, ita9-d''''
noa I'm . nnd loo Erl,on =. and q E.s BrondNn!
New-York tribune., 1841-11-08

LIT EpH eAN ES:N, NE a. x - - u,
C ~ superior fast sailing ship HORATlO, How!and
mater, will be dc,FetcAc! for the above port on
the ,Uii proX NO. For freight or passage apply TO
n1J GRINNELI. MINTURN & CO = South 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11
WATERLOO WOOLLEN FACTORY.

MrssRs. EpIToRs:-This factory (cost and CAPT
tai ss0,O00) makes about 5000 yards of dressed
woolen cloth per month. Its annual consum ption of
wool is about 900 lbs the greater part of which
is purchased from the farmers wagons at the fac
tory.
On Saturday last, between 10 O'Clock and 1, there
was received there over 1000 lbs of wool the great
cr part Of which paid for in cloth. IL was COM
priscd of eighty different lots, and came from five OF
our neirhborlnr counties, including Seneca. For
the time being, the sales room crowded with an
intelligent, we'll dressed rural population of men
and women many of the latter supporting in their
arms those Jewels, which the mother of the Gracchi
did boast of. Some half dozen clerks had constant
employment in measuring and cutting cloth, to say
nothing of the brisk and busy duties of the wool sort
crs, or the more wofdy though the not less labor-
task of the superintendent of that very active
director, friend Richard hlmsclf.-GeHeSec Farm.
er.
The cloth which this factory sells in New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, affords but little profit
at this time, owing TO the depressed state of the
arket. But the home trade perhaps never
more profitable; and, what is better, it is daily IN
creasinr and extending. The interests Of the wool
grower and manufacturer, fast becoming ldcnti-
cal Our shrewd, intelligent farmers find il better,
far better give liberal price to the manufacturer
who in return pays them well for their wool, than
to buy the imported article at lower price, when
that very article strikes their occupation by des-
troyinc the market for their WOOL
IL Is supposed by some wooen manufacturers that
the minimum duty under the comprom sc law of ~
per cent. on imported woollens, Is not protection
enough for their cloth against the imported article.
But when we reflect that this duty to be paid IN
cash down, argent compliant and that the taxes and
extra expense ollIving to the Eng sh manufacturer
than another 20 per cent IN favor OF our man
ufacturers think, with some sclt-dcnial and or
binary economy they will have TO shut up shop.
lis true that capital is cheaper in England, and
that their operatives do not get wages sufficient TO
enable them like ours, to monopolze all the siron
steaks of the market; but the countless number and
enormous weight of their taxes, than off
set TO our better living >. W.
Waterloo, June Eth, lsil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

The Federalisis say that the Banks had no trou.
bic until the was made upon them by General
Jackson. Read the following:
l6j BASKs BgoKE BrrwErs THE YEARS 1911
AID 1880 Here is food for reflection. These
the institutions which are pronounced great pub.
he blessings. and to which the Wings are anxious
10 cntrust The revenues Of the nation. These arc
the institutions which receive iayors and ndulgen-
ccs the hands of the leg satyc authority OF the
States which are withheld from hc individual citi.
zen DAILY and almost hourly are thcy falling to
pieces around u.s. and tho public sense is shocked
and dsgustcd at the scenes of rottcuncss and ras.
caiiy which their failures bring to light Bad a.
the best has been, the future will vet be worse.
The public have not seen halias yet Let them pre-
pare for the wors.-jdHoy STIR.
Here is an average of about nno banks annually,
breaking and robbing the people for I'D years. But
with all the losses the oopie were subjected to- no
one ever heard of bank officer losing any thing
they, somehow or other are sure OF coming out rich.
The people saddled with the LOSE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

YUvuE BLIND PILES. said be inourahle ny external
l. applications. Solomon Hays the contrary.
lii Iinnen will cure Blind Piles. Facts stubborn,
Than theories. lie .ocs all respectable hysoans Ia try u
upon their patiros. twill Do them harm, aud Il - known
that every ph scan who has had the honesty make the
al. candiiy limited that IL has succeeded n
they have known. Then Why not II IL Is the
cpe az OF their most respectable members. decreased.
" hy refuse Il Because "a sold popiicar,
meiiciue l. this sufficient excuse or iirIne he' honest
PATIENTS linger distress We Thank Ph, sicians
shall that there hunhug quaokcy about
tins article. Why then alleviate human suffering. IL
they won't before. lei them alter all other presc
fail. Physicians respectfully requested o. 10 themselves
and patients the justice tins article. IL sa bc taken
iom the bottles an done az their prescription Il they de-
sire. SOLOMON HAYS.
FoR RnTuMATsN this Lumem Is unequaleA. II viii take
all nes ulimmatons with astonishing facility
healing old wounds the bottom with
paiy hitherto unknown. There IS quackey about ihis
article. VIVA, Is said OF it positive facts
SOLOMON HAYS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

BRooM Cons SEED.-"W. w. H. who inquiries
as to the broom seed for feeding animals is in
formed that it Is used extensively for this purpose
and is considered by those who raise the corn.
valuable article We have known it ground and
fed with other grain to horses with the best effect.
It was deemed best with other grain, alone Il
said TO make horses scour. Fed to other animals
we have known such effect produced; and there
are many growers of broom corn who scarcely use
any other gram for their cattle, pigs and poultry
When the brush and the seed are taken into consd-
Grafton, there few crops pay better than broom
corn. many of the farmers on the rich interyaes
Of the Connecticut river can Observation-Disclosures
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

yz,BE publishers II the rcoeny the couniy
pa pr~rais BY te m e- ahrsaon Of
s,, ~. Fs,ai ns, fie seventh : a-s, 70 10 add
edpuhised Nasncionn devfcd 20 The 81 fti
h overwhelming battery of feeru peses Il The seat q
io, ,arrishd H. an if.erihed psaHai
aenoe dene ed By svsens dennnn q i.@s On s ' 2,
expenditure 81 $4,000 preparation 10 do the Congressional wofk ca
and 6 having ~ whole work q dran and rn accomplished "
heialsmen Of r senate Of To snon 20 give s sns''n 81 ~,
packed majority fedcrl aud the Editors Of The 'I ar, len
political apc the publish We
cilns their pss- abandon publication q me
' ~ " h r y, lends VIII .ane.s 40 n.
justify Subscription TO the dad, 81 sei "sesy raps ~nileaLs
Globe and the Apndswe shah h enabled 10 maintain a.
aansn and 4, draw 10 ss a some Of the ails pens IN
We trust, under these circumstances and n time when The
upon the AdHani-sn
pregnant. the Il democracy II
heart, this appeal, when n the time he VII
feel assured ' hi- ifn tax &c l- owa advantage val sustain IA
triumph Washington The hong ed aud faithful prs. q bis party
TINS EXTRA GLOBE VIII he published weekly fr "a ro,s com
numbers the last Of which win contain index Zach nn"f W.
ar The Io,iai aspect and bearing II TIE measures Ir
during the special session ~ h. hy developed and wisr '
proceedings considered q much Interest 10 the public They val be-
The cONCREssioN NAL GLoBE and APPENDIX begin
W w 'n, d I'm ~ ,,,d ls,as ,l s.ss,,n lie s.|,,.
May h,si ana VII ~ '",lnu. ",ing 'ns az ~ 20
81 ~ s", @ ~ ei lrnrh ~ Written a, 49, r,
,ed by the wcmbtf themselves They VIII BE- printed las n he
n hat W. VIII publish more numbers Il each iaa ,ee WIZ ~
the The, VIII be ISSUED IN the form Ne tss
clnc index each Nothing hat the proceedings
aud speeches II Congress VIII be aamaed' the Compassionate sa~
Appendix.
1ce being printed suitable firm fs binding. with
pol. INDEXES. VIII form valuable, nfccd aprndngs o
and riie they do,
cmr moderate rce eong'e epime 81 the dnioa aud heis'a
tive lu-ion of the period
ENrna should e here ~ the 2d May.
and - the An js".
To all the numbers
ror copy Of tho E,pn Globe 81
T cop
- de dc ~
d. do NJ
Aud ~ proportion o greater nunlsf
ft-k fy
81
lied sIasfr
bank, the section country where sub
scfhcf rs,irs, will be- received hy
No attention AZ be- paid order unless ilf areom
fnncs u.
Washington Chy April 10, isii. BLAIR RivES.
d. printed surplus oGc- 81 the Esrn. 'iorr and the
complete
either al D these nlT all Ifss who subscribe
during the iNifa Session IT Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11
HERE COMES YOUR REFORM

Ewing wants 10 create NATIONAL DEBT, so
he asks Congress TO increase the Expenditures OF
the Government
$4,000, 0OOi
lie wants L. :. Bank stock. to the amount Of
S6,00O,O0O!
lie wants 70 buy Bank stock for the use OF tho
States.
$4,000 600!
In all only,
sol eco 900
30 the first slX MONTHS Of federal " Reform"
is TO entail on the people debt Of
o. THIRTY ONE MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS
lIurrah for Reform liurrah for n decrease Of
the expenses Oh the Government !-Bah. ReyUb.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

GIVE AND TAKE.-The Madisonian, in speaking
of Mr.. Clay's bill for the charter Of Bank, says
E" Those VINO desire the passage of any bill must
give and take" This is the principle upee which
the iederalists act they would gre the people
worthless currency, and take from them the
fruits of their hard labor. and the Liberty fer which
their fathers fough;.-Bay Siaie Don.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

The White Water Canal is open and in op-
Grafton from Harrison, on the boundaries of Ohio
and Indiana, to Dry Fork, about miles beyond
North Bend The canal boat Native made plea
sure trip few days since, with 300 passengers to
Dry Fork. Boats running daily with stone
and other heavy material. In few months we
hope to this improvement in operation through
TO this cIty.-CiR. Rep.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

rENiiE subscribers 10 the snAN DMocHAr requested - ~
Immediately. Those who be- cNoncaeh hy
paying advance price, dars we placing accounts
Throughout hands Justices collection la the
le price ~ be received payment
full 81 The pfe the wears cud ~ be- demanded
whom authorized q
place the ands Of Justices fr immediate collection. or ,-
docacy the subject they VIII please applc of tlH
That have the matter dy attended
justly those have complied with
roccn
2-u BOLTON PATTiSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

principle will be just and satisfactory to all and
such id,c is wanted, well for the protection OF
creditors as for honest debtors both of whom suf-
Ter under the present system while rogues may
e in plumber with impunity, and set all law de-
flance.
BOTH SIDES or THE QUESTION
and BOTH SIDES OF THE ATLANTIC.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11
tRESN .uEDlCL.NLS. 4

rENlIE subscribers have received and opened al their store
u and large assortment ot
FRESH DRUds, uEpTCLiTS P.1kNTs DITUOODs M
DlIS7fffN .NEDIC.Ii "a -9S>UIkI. HL.IOUG.~fSN,
CONNEIICS, m HINES .fAD Lfs9t oR>,
cccd expressly mciwal purposes, together with alnset every
other Article 10 their line al OF which have been selected hy o the
firm the Eastern cities with oiave each and article II
the
prices cash. short approved credit The attention ln
Country Merchants Painters and nya y invited
Particular VIII he filling and
cuniundng and believe that with the twelve
This particular branch al business shall Ice able 90 render
fun satisfaction.
The viii be opened any hour IN the night when called
Indianapolis Jny 27-u CRAlGiiEAb X BRANDON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

base attempt has been made initiate Hays Lnimcn;
and infringe upon the copy and Other rights Of the oprcoTs.
Never buy Hays Lnmen unless has splendid engraved
wrapper. the written mind, signature Of Cow
STOCK IL Co.; all others must be mposilions. The oath Of
M Hays may bc found copied inside wrapper.
ing that oe person knows any OF the component
,ia parts Of this I.aiment-and that lie will not reveal tic
secret lor twenty years.
United States District Count 81 he STAT, Of New Ymk)
Office # the Ccik S,uirrn Di,,fsei Nc~ lok.S
This is to Gently, that the Copy Rights ior the wrapper,
and for the descriptions aud directions lay Imminent,
secured ii- office tie year ls3s. by Coasio,k
Co. aud have bsr obtained Is other person since that
date before. FRED. !. BETTS,
(l.lh OF The 4 l..i.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

SINGULAR AND FATAL AccIDENr.-A young man
employed IN a grocery Myrtle Avenue, on
Tuesday morning wounded in the stomach by the
bursting of pen-hoder which he was loading and
dscharging after the fashion of pistol. The
pen, which remained in the holder inflicted the
wound, and caused his death the next morning
y. D1kInR .Nilrs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11


Average, over SO quarts per day; yield III pounds
of good butter. This had five calves IN three
years, having brought twins twice, the last on the
18th Of April ut., up to which time she gave twelve
quarts of milk daily, and could be ied-Bos-
ton Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11
S,s'S1N- rs.
SELLLNU DEE .lT COST.

SHILLING UT II 7 CON 7.
gryT subscriber Wishing close this place, offers
good assrtmcn OF the most approved kinds OF >fo' - a. cost
r. %
ms n t
expense hauling such heavy freight As be expects leave the
weeks those wishing p
him Residence and store icnnsl hana
The rsi building a II the seminary about loo Tod, south o
the Foundry. licae call before purchasing elsewhere.
% Persons indebted tie subscriber respectfully solicited L.
sciil dcliy.
Indianapolis, Aug 4, ISL. 2-am. AARON GROVER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

\ SENrrNoE.-A slave named Andrew, has been
sentenced. at Savannah, to receive 80 lashes five
times, five different days, viz ON the 9th 10Th,
Nth. 18th, and Odd instant, and then TO be trans
ported lo0 miles out of the limits of the State for
attempting TO Kill when about to be arrested he
being a runaway slave.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

The " Great Western" (England) Railroad Is
now completely opened from London to Bristol and
Brldgewater. The time occupied in travelling from
the Great Metropolis to Bristol 100 miles, is four
hours The cost of the work. which is said to ap-
pear as if built for ages is s25.0OO,OOO There are
several tunnels-one, three miles in length.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

AoouITTED.-The Fosters. who made an attempt
to murder he editor Of the Nashville Union some
months since lately tried Nashville and ac-
quilted Ii M Harris had died of the severe
wound he received-as was one time fcarcd-his
murderers would have probably been fined few hun
bred dollars. The Barnes case at ~. Louis would
furnish a precedent for such decision.-B. Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

"A CHANGE" N EARNEsT.-Ihe Philadelphia
Spirit Of the Times says that eighty-two OF the
eighty four members of the late "Tippecanoe Club.
have formed "Democratic Iron Gray Club and
come out for Porter. the Democratic candidate for
Governor. These changes that speak well FOR
the cause Of the people and their county Troy
RyYgcg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

\ MOST HORRIBLE ACCIDENT occurred last week
in the county of Two Mountains Lower Canada
a man while IN a state of ntoxcation. having fall
en- into 4 kettle OF boiling potash. and being com
plctey dissolved Search was made for his body
but not the least particle of ii could be found.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

PASSENGERS ARRivED.--One thousand five hun
drcd and sixteen passengers arrived at New York
from foreign ports. for the week ending on Saturday
last number sufficient to throw all the Native
American institutions into fits.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11
Cle,A Of the 4. :. Count.


a some persons have Ia the impotence to initiate AMI
call themselves ro,ietors OF iss Intiii hereby wan
all concerned, that none p.opnelor. but COMSTOCk a.
CO., and none can be genuine without ssnaie ani the
name Of
New Yo,k, OF. 1t, 1889. SOLOMON HAYS
For sale ia indianapolis by
DANIEL KING.
2-Cm and '-tcr Druggists.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

Moore poem. I.alla Rookh, has been rendered
into Persian and sung IN the streets OF ispahan
picnnlnc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

Communicable Canal Bank of Albany has
never issued twenty dollar notes. Some scientific
scoundrcl has succeeded in altering threes To that
denomination, in such manner TO deceive any
who DO no, bear the above fact in mind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

Henry CLAY says f,hc wings now fall, it will
be the fall Of Lucifer, TO rise no more. We think
the people, if they get rid of it. will not call
federalism into authority the fourth time. This
last the third trial is enough to satisfy any decent
man. Chicago Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

DnArTs IF TIE BANK OF MIcmrGAy-IIolders
of the drafts becoming due, have been told by
the officers Of the Bank, that there will be but 10
cents on the dollar paid upon them What apollo
gy can the officers give for this.--DciroH .idr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

DEVELOPMENT OF THE CREDIT SysrEM.--J. r..
Morris, president of the bank OF Mobile, has all
seconded 10 Texas, taking with him number OF
negroes and $4,000 IN specie belonging TO the
bank. 1t would seem from THE that the officers of
he non-specie paying bank. have been roserving
the " humhugs for their own usc, while they
have been humbusging confiding people with ir-
rcdcemablc hn-pa~ier.. Norris is not ONLY a
banker, but large dealer in cotton. II the cii-
zens of Texas unwisoly determine 10 establish a
bank with The five millions borrowed from LATTE.
they will find among the Immigrants of the pres
cnt season, great abundance of financial skill,
and will not be under The necessity of making ap-
plication to Mr.. Biddlc or the Buffalo Raihbone,
as suggested in Texas paper albany .lrgm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

WHAT SNAKEs.'-The Arkansas State Gazette
saws that a gentleman in Polnseii county recently
killed forty rattle snakes IN one dav-the length
OF the largest was five feet, aud OF the small
ct eighteen inches.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

HAVE eighty LAND with deadcuing 81 about ~
mics shelly count,
Mood land, within sia
miles, about TINT distance un indianapolis ANY wishing
n road uade win call -,sn. John r. S1EErCuER
Aug L. I-ii. Indianapolis
= doadcning ought % ~ cleared this lai.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

NOBLE Cow Blossom, a short horned Dur
ham, belonging to Samuel Candy, Esq. Woodsdc,
near Wilmington, Del, produced, VIZ:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11
.NEU STLlDi

USr received aud Cot sale cash, bs NfN SllAp pat
~ expressly n, Call ~ tic cheap ash siuit oio
sro Palmer. New Hotel, koTi by -
".
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

SEpvcrIoN-Last Wednesday night, the Rev
Mr.. Van Xand,z, Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in tins city, held TO bail $4,000 to
answer the complaints Of the parents of young
lady, 6 years Of age, on charge of seduction. Mr.
Van Zandt is Rector of Grace Church in Rochester,
with amablc wife and three or four lovely chi.
dren. great wealth comfortable income, and ha 5
followed Mcicod's example in this case. BY deny
ing MI that can't be proved against him Roctes-
ter toiHaieer [Contradctcd.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

SrRosG REASONS TOR SUPPORTING NATIONAL
BANK.--Thc Branch of tho United States Bank IN
this city, has been assigned over 10 the Mother Bank
in Philadelphia, the whole of their suspended or past
dues. aud unpaid notes, ard among them find
the following. The reader can draw his own infer.
encc from tins development
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

HoRRIDLE.-A murdcrous affair by name!
liondori, took place one day last week, at George
town, Kane Co., the details of which follows
iIondori n week before had quarrel and beat his
wife with club, but was prevented from killing her
which he declared his purpose.
lie arrested saturday and Monday was
under examination before two justices of the peace,
the school house his wife giving evidence
he from his seat, walked up to her with smile
on his face, and whispered IN her ear "you shall
speak again - attempted To stab her in the
heart with dirk knife, which he had concealed in
his siecvc-hc had some difficulty in getting the
kns from his sleeve, she screamed and ran forward
when he, holding TO her shawl with his left hand
stabbed her in the back, inilicting Il wound four
inches deep, which it is thought by her physician,
would probably prove mortal PERU His.) Gasene.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11
FROM TIE nosra> CHRONICLE, J,>. IC.

FROM TIE hosInH CHRONICLE, JtN. l6.
NATE by advertisement a. anoier column Tia
W Messi.. Coms,ock & Cos the Agents for Olir,aee'
alm Of Columbia, have deputies 10 sell that article IN Boz
ton aud elsewhere We know LAZY II this city hair
was nearly gone Npose entirely phrenoeical
velopemeni.. which, considering that ihey bciokcne most
amiable disposition. not reality very unfortunate.
Nevertheless She mouaci iAc loss lo thai she had worn
and. after years iess miscaiel resiora,ives
purchased, some months ago, ba,e Otntee's
Balm aud she has rngeis IN prouson, glossy.
If raven biackness. We pua.ne-none 81 tue
notify has be as, ani indeed. 10 any
:r though obliged wig year aso ue have
through its srue, han enough. aud Of as.abe aaiiy
Of or own.
DARING TRfyD.
Tie Balm Of Columbia his been initiated by a notorious
ccuneIeiier. Let be purchased used unless
tie of l.. s COMSIO Ck, or tie Signature n
COMSTOCh q CO., on splendid uapFeL Tins j. tie
only external 80 secure the public hom deception
Address COMSTOCk co. Wholesale Druggist.
y " Yok.
Tos sale ia indianapolis by
DANIEI RING.
2-Gm. and other Druggists.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11
E3ST.M9N~S (BLOODGOOD'S) ELIXIR.
LE.UON' CYRTp. 4
q n. (. !. p. CTLIP.W.l.N.

Il the Office of the l~ngNNA prepared 10 exc
with and despatch an orders ff fHiNriNs all
Orders viii e thankful, received Tts
Iomphfs Cf. Crcur banL., Lg hraf.
I Bi Rt, Steamboat and Coai BaL Nses, o.
Printing n Gold. Colors,
TERMS According The aud business We wish to lv,
on,ll, live
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

One note Of Daniel Webster for Sl2,750 90
j. Watson Webb for 5000 90
E" Joe Hoxic y Co. for 6,229 IL
" Seth Geer, for CO. -
Joe lloxie 4 Go. tagain) for 1901 80
Joe Hoxlc u Go. (again) Tor 5000 70
Four notes Of George W. Tyson IL Co.,
(absquatulatcd.) for 1884 90
One note OF Daniel cbster, (agan) for 5000 10
.hc,c Era.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-08-11

have the E.fns tisrr and tia
furnish complete file
either al nlrrs an .rsans ma, Subscribe
imed urn the Extra session ID C,nrIr-s.