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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-15

Yonrs,
NJ. NJ. ABNEY.
IN. Chiles and M. M. Abney. Missiona.
ries for the Ist Division OF the Edgefrld Asso.
ciaton. will commence their operations on sa.
tnrday before the 2nd Lord's = Day in July next.
On Saturday before the I'd Sabbath in July,
At Beuah.
On Saturday before,he ard sabba,l, a, Plum.
branch.
On Saturday before The 4,h Sabbath at An.
,ioch
On Saturday before the 5th Sabbath at N,
Moriah.
On Saturday before the Isl Sabbath in Au.
gust, at Bufaloe.
On Saturday before Cd Sabbath nj Rchobo,h.
On Saturday before the Sd Sabbath at Giigal
On Saturday before the 4th Sabbath o, Beth
any.
Ou Saturday before the Is, Sabbath in Sep.
,emher, Of Horeb.
Each Of the above appointments will be con.
timed one week, if circumstances are encour-
aging.
The brethren al Caliban's Mil are inform.
ed, that we have ten churches. and but nine
weeks. consequently we are under tie ucccssi.
" Of leaving OUT one. and rs u Is cnny e-nt for
them TO attend Plumbranch and Reiobo,h. we
thought it best 10 give them no appointment. Ii
this statement is not satisfactory, We will Try 10
visit them after the Association.
AIr. Edit0r.-In connexion with the above.
you are requested 10 insert III your paper the
following notices OF other appointments. viz:
The Ministcring Brethren J. Trapp and w.
S. Lloyd, viii attend
AZ Hamburg, on the Saturday before the ID
Lords day IN July,
Al Hardy's Meeting House, on the Saturday
before the 30 Loid's Day
At Mount Zion. on the Saturday before the
s,ii Lords Day.
A, M,. Lebanon, on the Saturday before the
9Th Lords Day.
AZ Republican. on the Saturday before the Isl,
Lords Day in August.
At Horns Creek, on The Saturday before the
End Lords Day.
At Red Hill. on tue Saturday before tho 3rd
Lords Day.
A, Red Oak Grove, on The Saturday before the
4th Lords Day.
A, Edsefield C. H., on The Saturday before the
Isl Lords Day ia September.
Zedekiah Watkins, and Joseph Morris, will
A, Pine Pleasant, on the Saturday before the
I'd Lords Day inJay.
At Bethel, on The Saturday before the Sd Lora's
- Day.
At Clouds Greek, on the Saturday before the
4th Lords Day.
atIazisgis.-. e,,,lssS ssatnrdsy bsfarn the 5,i
Lords Day.
at sardis. on the Saturday before the Is, Lords
Day in August. -
At Salem, on the Saturday before The I'd Lords
Day.
AT Red Bank. on the Saturday before the Sd
Lords Day
A, Dry Greek, the Saturday before The Al.
Lords Day.
At Rocky Creek, or the Saturday before the lst
Lords Day in September.
William =. Hill, and William Watkins will
attend
Al Liulc Stephens Creek, on the Saturday be-
fore the I'd Lords Day in July.
At Fellowship. OH the Saturday before the 3rd
Lords Day.
A, Sister Springs, on the Saturday before the
4lh Lords Day.
At Providence, on The Saturday before the 9th
Lords Day.
At Good Hope, an The Saturday before the Is;
Lords Day IN August.
At Damascus, on the Saturday before The 2nd
Lords Day.
A, Chcsnu, Hill, OH the Saturday before the Sd
Lords Day.
Al Mountain Greek, oniIic Saturday before the
9TH Lords Day.
a, Sloan, on Saturday before the lst Lords
Day in September.
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PEVeE LU.jREBER
iFdD FRIDGE BUHLDEF2S.

u u kb 10 Z NVWE EbU HID 8. H6Ss
NATILL BE LET 10 the lowest bidder, al
w ELsefield Court House. on the first
Monday in July next, q Bridge to be bull, nc.
cross Rocky Creek. where ihe road leading
from Edgefeld Court House to Cambridge
cyossrs said creek. aud TO be warranted TO be
kept in good repair for five years, from the
,iaic il is received, and to be completed by the
frs, Monday in October next
By order OF the Board, this The 18th OF June
isi2. LEWIS HOLMES, Clerk.
Jane Is 3, 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-15

TTHE EDGEFIELD VILLAGE FE.
MALE ACADEMY.-The exercises of this
Institution will be discontinued, from Friday
the l7,h inst. 60 the frs, Monday in July, when
they will be resumed.
w. B. JOHNSON, Rector.
June Is 9, 90
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ESfrayen

EHROM the plantation on Sunday nigh, the
= 9Th Of May. one chesnu, sorrcl HORSE,
about "a hands high, works well in all kinds OF
harness and rides well, no aesh marks recnllcci-
ed, supposed TO bo 6 or z years of age. Any in.
formation respecting said cs,ray will DO thank.
fully received by the subscriber. living between
, aud 3 miles from Edgefcld Court House, or by
directing TO- him at the Cour. House, and all rca.
sonablc expences pcid.
payss S, II
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June 10
THE U. s. DISTRICT COURT, }
DisTRIcT or SoUTu ClEoLIvA.
IN RINK Pf' Dy'rV

(N NANh NCJ1CY.
ENTHEREAS Thomas J. Foster Teacher,
w of Abhcville District, and State Of
South Carolina, hath filed n petition praying
iha, he may be declared Bankrupt, pursliar;
TO the Ac, Of Congress of the United States,
made, and now III force, concerning Bunkiup,s,
and that lie may have the benefit Of the said
act; this is TO give notice Of the said Petition,
and thul hearing thereof will he had before the
Honorable Robert B. GlchTist. Judge o., the
said Court. al i Cour, 10 be holden u, The Fed
eral Cour, House. IN Charleston. on Tuesday
the fifth day of July next, at eleven O'Clock.
4. NJ, Il, which place and time all pcIsons ~.
tcrested may appear aud saew cause, ii an.
they have. why the prayer Of the sand peli'IUm.
er should not be gianlcd.
Charleston, 9Th day ofJunc. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
June Is 81 ~
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,.IE L. .. DISTRICT COURT. I
DIsTRicT OF SouTn CAROLINA. {
~ BJNKRITIprY


NWHEREAS Albert NJ Ware, Plnn,cr.
w ofAbbeyllc District, and State OF South
Carolina, hath filed a petition praying thu, he
may be declared u Bankrupt, pursuant to the
act OF Congress of the unrled Stales, made
and no" in force, concerning Bankrupts, aud
that he may have the benefit of The said act !;
this is 10 give notice Of the said petition, and
,ha; q hearing thereof will be had before the
Honorable Robert b, Gichrist, Judge of The
said Court, nj Court 10 be holden nj the Fed
cral Court House. in Charleston. on Tuesday,
the fiIlii day of July next. nj eleven o'clock,
a. 81. ai which place and limc all persons in
lerested may appear and shew cause. If nny
they have. why the prayer of the said pc,i,ion-
er shDuld not be granted.
Charleston, 9Th day ofJnnc. Isi2
II. I. GRAY, Ci.Tk.
June Is ). 20
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TIE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, }
DlsTRicr OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY


WWHEREAS. Thos. 5. Wilks, and Thos.
w T. Swami Planters. late Merchants,
under the firm cf Il. s. Wilks a. Co., of fAbbe.
willie Distric, and State Of South Carolina. hath
filed petition praying thai he may be declared
4 bankrupt, pursnant 10 The Act OF Congress ni
the United Siates. made, and now III force, con.
corning Bankrupts. and that he may have the
benefit of the said Act; this is 10 give notice "i
the said petition, and that hearing ihereof~ill
be had before The Honorable Robert d. Gil.
christ, Judge Of The said Court, n, Court 10
be holden u, the Federal Court House, in
Charleston, on Monday the ,wenly-sevcn,h day
Of June next. at eleven o'clock. e. NJ. II, which
place and time all persons interested may np-
pear and sbew cause il any they have. why the
prayer ofihe said petitioner should not be grant
ed.
Charleston, 3O,h day of May. 1892
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
june 3, 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-15

Sad and Affecting Spectaele-Which
read sorry lesson TO the young, and a
fearful warning TO the profigate. was late
ly presented in the Philadelphia Sessions,
upon the trial for burglary Of four lads be-
longing to the city OF Baltimore-lheir
names Bison, Barron, Ryland and Shaw.
Two Of the youths are respectfully con-
necled. From the facts SO far developed
on The trial, il appears thar Bison. an un-
principied, hardended, reckless, daring aud
desperate william, had allured The other
three into the commission Of crime--and
afiertheir arrest for the offence Of which
They now stand indicted, turned States
EVIDENCE against them. The mothers OF
eaeltpfthe four young men have visited
ishesn siisee their incarceration. coming all
the from Ballimore-aud few days
asa Ole nlighi be seen 10 the court room oi
me sIons with child 10 her arms
tsseF. an aged widow who has succee-
ded i securing David Paul Brown, Esq.
ms euutlacl Ipr her son, has been constantly
ii q asIeraaace during tho ,rial, sitting IN
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Notice.
If 20

Notice.
* TRAYED from the subscriber abou, the
- Isl inst. dark brown or brndied no horn.
cd COW. large size, aud her calf Also s,nal
sized spotted COW. has been missing for about
l. months. II they arc marked. il is cross
aud under b, in the right ear, and swallow fork
in thu left. Any information respecting them,
will BE- thankfully received by the subscriber.
SAMUEL STEVENS.
iiau'barg. 10th May, ls4a.
may % 81 u
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A friend has called on US to stale mos,
distressing circumstance IN the family OF
Mr. Johu Dixon. MIR. ID. is residing, n,
present, near Robih Hood Tavern, on the
Ridge Road. Que day last week, lIule
sou OF his. abou, ten or eleven years of age,
was Walking towards home, when small
dog, cur, sprang out upon him, and biz
L,is arm, The lad shook the dog of. and
the animal few up, and biz The child's
cheek, BY this time. some Of the neigh
bors came To The boys resue, and led him
home 10 his parents. Mr.. Dixon thought
tue dog ought TO be killed, and on going in
search oi II, he ascertaiued that The work
had been already done,
4 few days afterwards, the child, Out
with gentleman III Il boat, complained
that he was sick he was taken nome TO
his mother, and some medciuc was ad-
ministered. lie declined taking xater, and
subsequently had Il spasm. A physician
vas called III who heard The circumstances
OF the boys injury stated, AID noticed his
condition aud then remarked that though
he had no acquaintance with the symp-
'oms Of hydrophobin, ye, he feared that The
child was laboring under that disorder
Spasm followed spasn,, each either moro
severe or less resisted than the other. BE
tween them, the child was sensible, not on
ly OF his disease, bpt Of lbe rapid approach,
OF death; and after suffering from Saturdy
noon almost uuheard of agony, he was, OH
Sunday morning released by deallI.-Phil.
l.. s.. Gazette.
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June I:
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Ruth Murtin, Defendant.
TT appearing TO my satisfaction ,ha, Rrrh
d Martin, The defendant in This case reside
without the limits ofihis State. II is therefore
ordered, lha, she appears and objects 10 tho d.
.'sion or salc oi the real cstarr ui Elizabeth
.iill, decd. on or before the first Muuday IN
September next, or her couscm Will be entered
Of record.
OLIVER TOWLES, O. u. d.
June 10. 1872. :in 20
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0P'Ehe Gricnds Of Id. He.
WILLIAMS, aunouncc hun as u candidate Tor
the Office Of Sheriff.
june Is If 20
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LlI1HRER! LUlIGsEls!

yEytlE Subscriber, residing miles from,
b Chappell's Bridge, in Ed field District.
respectfully informs the citizens of this and the
ncis shboring Districts, tia, ilc has, and expects
to keep constantly on hand, M excellent US
sor,rncnt Of
EDENsEz zEU.RFEgEw.
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MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Mr.. Edi,or.--Plense give the following ap-
poin,meuis one or two insertions in the CO.
iumus OF The Advertiser, and oblige
yonYs
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From The Bah. Pa:rie,. 6h inst.

Another Fatal Steamboat accident
The West Wind, Captain Phillips. arrived
at Louisville on Monday evening last, hav.
ing made q remarkably short trip. On
reaching the head oil the canal, she made
q short stop. and, when just ready to star,
again, one of her aues collapsed with q
tremendous report. Several Of The deck
passengers were Injured.
The Louisville Journal says:
We went on board about half an hour
after the explosion and saw Eve persons,
three meu md two women, lying in The
mos; dreadful agonies. The women were
Mrs. Dalhart and sister. from ST. Louis
for P;,ishurg; Mr.. Garwood (an old map)
from ST. Louis for Cincinnati; a Dir vi.
douck. from ST. Louis for Pi,tsburg; and
MIR. Samuel Ross, from ST. Louis for
CiAcinnati. One Of the physicians inlor-
med US that all these, except the last nam
ed, were isoushi to be mortally injured
The third couk was badly hurt by flying
brick. II is feared that some were drown
ned, AZ many were seen TO jump over
board. and several hats, for W whcIi no own
crs appeared, were found on the deck aud
IN The canal. DR.. Valentine Barger, Of
Newcastle, Ohio, was missing, and there
was little doubt of bis having been drown
ed. 4 lad informed us that be saw two
men drown. but he did not know who they
were. A Mrs. Halt. Of Marietta, lcapod
overheard and swan unaided to the shore.
The Louisville Advertiser. OF tho Isl,
los, says that Mrs. Halt, who jumped
overheard and swan ashore, had never
before attempted to swim. The Advert
ser says:
1.-The deck passengers were directly in
the range oi the exploded boiler. and but
few OF them escaped uuinjured. The wild
and fearful scream OF The wounded-the
cry Of 'he mortal agony that arose, will
never be iereosten by those wh" came To
the aud OF Ihc sufferers. The number of
lives los, ha, no, heeu ascertained to a Ger
tainty. as several jumped overheard whose
uames are nol known. AS three or four
hats have been found on the boat. aud in
the waller, il is feared that their owners
have persisted. Yesterday, The canal wa,
drngsed, repeatedly, TO find their bodies
Thus far, but one is ascertained to have
lost his lie by this melancholy occurrence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
For ne Erening Post
Sugar from fhe sta iixs Of Indian Corn.

MEssRs EDIIoRs. II has recently been noticed IN
one Of the daily papers that farmer in Delaware has
been making. about make. fiom the stalks
OF Indian and hat ten hundred weight expected
to he obtained from
The quantity here stated must be from the extrac, Of
the sacchariue matter only. The whole Of the woody
and cellular FIBRE entire stalk however, be
vered into sugar, by cheap and simple process which
would render the produce Of much consid-
erahie.
This process Is equally applicable to the whole sub
stance Of the sugar important object
large plantations aud the fbrous cellular succuent
and other parts OF vesetlton generally, shall dis
cover by comparing their primitive atoms, constituent
principles
parts. HYDROGEN, and eight parts Oxygen. Cellular fibre
starch when perfectly dry. gum in oil It's three varieties
and sugGr from cane, each composed Of twelve parts
Carbon, ten Hydrogen, and ten Ox.gc
Here, then see that all these substances so different
apparently their from each other, formed Of
similar component parts and simply Of Carbon md 7vafe
be only variation their qualities Is, that Woodv
fibre contains less than the rest In 9th
er respects they all alike, atom for atom all composed
Of the elements, united together in the pro-
portions.
Ia plants fruits and flowers, constantly trans
forming these separate substances slowly each other
the process Of maturaon proceeds and through the
agency OF heat and acid Man perform the Ope
ration more rapidly through the medium. He can
not form the atoms, bat he has discovered and can COM
bine them to initiate her in innumerable arrange
menis winch were formerly considered mysterious and
beyond the reach Of human intellect
Woody Cellular fibre may first be changed into
starch then gum, and afterwards sugar. by the
action Of heat con0lned acid and an alkal Ii sui
phuc acid and water he added IN proper proportions
hundred pounds weight Of this starch after II is so trans
olmed aud then submitted to heat Of 100 degrees f.
1t will be converted into about Is lbs Of sugar seuen
hours Ii the temperature be raised $50 degrees f. the
conversion wall be effected ia three hours
There nothing very complicated in this process.
a,
aad he Syoud then always be in a condition to furnish
ont his family with all the sugar needful for their
cousumf but render it the source of considerable
profit fmarketable commodity
Ia extensively agricultural country, this subject is
interesting, well many others, having a tendency to
administer the comfort and Of parties
motely situated. who not all familiar with them.
should any additional information, therefore, be desired
! shall have much qualification in siIoding it,
Yours respectfully, w. a. KEN TISH.
NV XeRE, 18th Sept, 1912
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
go,yENT AND ACADEMY.

AFthe Sisters Providence, 1ue laute, Nso county lnd
Theodore Cueriu, Superior The at ProN
dence occupy very fine building, newly erected, retired and
healthy miles Ierre Ilaue They have Ju
admitted,
there for larger number Of pupils Among the luir'ss
provided this Institution, natives America. others
France aud Germany that the children o these different nai
find their teachers the Of Pctmg themselves IA i
anguages facility learning the other branches
the school
Of embraces Reading Writing, Arithmetic
Geography and History both and modern English Compost
Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Botany, MNtloey hgrpt
Astronomy Rhetoric, plain ornamental Needle Work Bead
Work, Tapestry and Lace Work
TERMS or ADMISSION.
branches ~'i
CHANCES for Languages Vocal and instrumental Music,
Painting, Painting Na tog Imitation oi D
Painting Painting, Embroidery ana
Flowers, Washing aud Mends, and stationery. Medicine
the ApuiiIecar rates.
of the Institution profess the Catholic religion, the
worship Catholic, but members every
denomination received Of whom only required
they with ropuey and decency AT the public duties
directed to the Institution he post paid.
(cini O.. 3n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
state of Indiana. shelby County:

ssELsf CiRcCrr CocFr, March IEE'i, 4 u. l-p
n CaGaCay.
Christian Cigy John e. sleeh James VI Sleeih John Murphy
an J N II.St
flied Office Of the Clerk II the
u Shelby Circuit Court ms b Of complaint against said defendants
Of a individual John
Murphy Hammer three Of the said defendants
residents the Indiana. Therefore
said John Sleeth Murphy Hammer
filed and before tie judges 81 the shelby rin Court
holden the Court House Se
byye and m the Of shelby aforesaid The first Thursday
March next and ead demur 10 the aesa
contained complaints Of the said Christian Ggy
pending IN said Court The them will be- taken confessed
and true and decTeei upon n their absence.
September SYLVAN NORRIS, Clerk, G In.
:. Ma oi fs Cornpf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
asaEssEEE,s LIE

EHY Of directed the Clerks office
EC The Marion Circuit Count VIII expose public sale the Court
House door m the OF indianapolis the DAY of November,
l-2 between tue hours prescribed by law the rents and profits FOR
the following described real suaied Marion
county towt Lots nos aud > block IA John Woods
addition 10 the indianapolis ard failure real the fl
demanded by SAID viii the and place
expose the said lots executed the property james
Gibson the suit OF John Bailey.
j. +. FCRG AsON, sheriff NJ. G.
oct. Is, lS2. l1-3w By-toEsoN NCKERs. Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
TssOgsAS's EYPECTORiNT ElOAEE-
HOUND CANDY.

57OR Coughs HcarSene, difficulty breathing, Caars,
n Group aud all other affections OF the Lungs This emineniy
valuable ace has tue advantage combining useful Ingredient
which has been employed r relieving t>e afflicted With any com
the chest The proprietor having embodied tive
the enlightened aud experienced w. D.
and Rotarc Ply an confidently recommends this s far Superior
offered the public
and ano influence al pulmonary affections but par
culay The above named The process Of manufacture subject ~
Medical gentlemen especially invited 20
satisfaction, and The benefit of the public Al
Qyifeparci and sold by WaNGroN 1HosAs Madison Ind
supply the Candy received and Tor SALE whole
l.. uEDpERIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
Public Sale OF the E-tate Of john VAN
sickle. Deceased.

" Office hereby that Wednesday the ninth day No
yembe the goods and chairs belonging the
John Nansoke late Il Marion county Indiana deceased consisting
OF Horses head Of Cattle sheep and Hogs
Wheat Oats and Hay the the field and Farming
Utensils household Furniture. together with
articles tedious win te sold public
late residence Of the deceased Warren township sand
the undersigned, administrators Of said Ced of
months will three dollars,
approved security O'Clock A. ~
JAMES NANslCkLE, ,duini.,r,,or.
JAMES GIBSON Nuihi'su"uis-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

INnt,NAPoLIs October J. lel2-
would respectfully inf the publ That have purchased tie Drug
brother Daniel King south side Of Washington street.
door the office of the Indiana Journal where VIII keep
anty hand every description Drugs Medicines Paints window
Ware, which
money; an would solicit the patronage Of the Tor
Being the east 10 purchase
goods would the public that nay brother Daniel
King, W Ia sales during absence.
t,v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

PIcKLED EoGs.-An industrious farmers wife, resid
ing at SYMPTOM, Andovcr, among variety of other
pickles which she annually introduces her
preserves picked eggs. The process she in curing
them very simple. When she has large stock of eggs
on hand she boils six dozen till they be-
come hard She then divests them of the she'll and puts
them INTO large jars pouring upon them scading vinegar
saturated with ginger, garlic whole pepper and allspcc
This pickle Is an admirable aid 10 cold meat and is IN
the winter months regarded perfect farmhouse luxu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01

ExrERSAL APPLICATION OF LAUDANUM.-A case of
death from the absorption of audanum applied externally
has Ju- occurred IN Pals young dramatic writer, VI.
Camille Bernay, whose first attempts had teen very favor
ally spoken Of ordered by his father, who is ply
siean TO apply for slight indispositon pouce on the
stomach. which be let fail few drops of auda-
mum To assuage the pain, which acute the patient
Let TALL bot four or five drops, but the of whole
val The elect almost instantaneous after the appli-
cation ct the poultce. Antdo;es applied lmmed-
a,cly, but w. {. Bernay died shortly afterwards.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
IOEgN yAHSirKE.E,. EsTATE.

NOTICE October lst official
the John Nanckie,
county Marion Indiana deceased who ncae were duly
granted the undersigned by the Clerk The Court of SAID
county. pe~ois indebted said
those having
present properly authenticated fT settlement time
limited bs law. said estate supposed 70 he solvent
JAMES NAESfCKLE, )
JAMES GIBSON. administrators.
October 1872.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
TO T'RsF, FAgsalERS.

FENIl undersigned having made the
Oil Lard ready lrt large
quantities They VIII also the Hog,
through the They would prefer taking all the Cat por
the hog leaving tn hams and shoulders Mast fed pork
will be difference price. The Farmers will,
the lard and IN br
ready Will be found al Of the year. for
a good article +. J. PECK
indianapolis. Oct -. l.. HEDDERLN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-01
EXDaANAEDOLss CEXTRAE. COURSE.
x

zyOR three year old Colts Fey Spring of
~ the Central Course indianapolis spring meeting, iSl3,
Fifty pas hall mile and repeat To be- closed
the lsi dly OF January make
jas r. SMITH bg. ah icket h Richard, dam
by Mary Jane, ty Sear,Il.
y. r. lnso nv IIyder Ali
Isaac Lady Hart 10y Pam Dam Feirnluet
Oct ID IT, If