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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
SALE GE LAND
rIOrf.aSei TO the state Of Indiana for
Failure to pay Interest.

AUDITOEs OFFICE, MoseAS COUN1T, hAr ~, le4a.
THsHE following tract Or parcel Of land or so much thereof as may
Z be necessary, will. on Saturday, the 18th day of July next, be-
tween the hrrrs of s O'Clock, A. NJ, and 6 O'Clock, p. NJ, on said
day, at the Ceud House door in Mauinsvile, 10 be of red in confrm-
hy with The provisions Of the Revised Statutes Of IS43. The said
tract OF land tn wit: the south hall Of the n. f quarter OF section
%, being equally divided by a direct line running east aud west
through the middle of said quarter section, township -, Mr.. E.,
having been Portgaged 10 the State Of Indiana TO secure the payment
ct a Iusn from the fund of the above tnvn ship, and the m0rtg1gor
having failed to paw the interest rs required by law No bid tor a less
sum than that due for principal, interest, damages and costs, VIII lie
ss-9w NJ. R. GUTRIDGE, A. NJ. C.
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MORE NEW GOODSi
AlYOrd & w O q Wnrd.

NO. ]. PdlaN H0uSt,
A RE now receiving a beautiful assortment Of SUMNER
n GOODS. among with are Paris Lawns. French and Or
randri MUslins, Wcrsted Balzarines new and beautiful patterns),
Earlston Gimgianis, Chamhray do, splendid Prints. black and CO.
lored AIparas. Alpaca Aprons, c. silk ShRwls. 81 and a. deI.ain
do fancy Shawls and Cravats, l. c. II andkerehiefs from Is cents
TO SI95), super light Md Gloves. tusie and gOid-hacked MItts
(very pretty. jaeonett Insertings and Eignes, Brussels and Merk-
lin Lace, Hack nett for Wells, Bonnet Lawns of every color, kid
and fancy patent leathrr Slippers FOR ladies and misses
ALso-sIorse hair. f 1ry. gimp, and AeGpoiian Bonnets, at from
30 to so per cent. less than usual prices.
LIKEwIsE-Cases hest nutTia. silk, ard Ashland Hats. new and
fashionable STYLES. and hest quality besides
WOOLLEN and DOMESTIC GOODS,
Consisting OF Cloths, black and fancy CassimeTes Ia great varieiyD
Casinets and leans; plain, plaid, ard striped Tweeds; French
Linen, Summer Coafings brown and hleached Goods, very low
Hosiery. &c. &c.
6TThe above goods were purchased very low. and VIII he Of
fered ut lower prices than any goods have heen offered In town
this season. of the same quality. Call and examine them.
z6-3w ABvORD K WOODWARD.
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BOOKS.
BOOK STORE AND BENDERY.

BOOK STORE AND BEsDERY.
= ME sulscrr er would respectfully announce 10 tie citizens Of
u indianapolis and Indiana generally, that be Is now receiving
an extensive stock OF Lar. Medical. Theological. Miscellaneous,
and school Boots. Stationary. and Faaey Geods, all Of which have
been seiected with great care aud purchased for { sh; and having
made arrangements with tie MtSfs. Harper i Brothers, Of New
York. and otLer publishing Lsuses In tie east, TO have all new
works forwarded by express. Al soon ne published. the SUI srriher
hntters himself that he Is prepared TO oler Inducements To- the pro
fessiOnal and literary public. which cannot tai 10 arrest their
The following works now publishing in parts, are
ready for delivery:
Harpers PrtOral Illuminated Wandering Jew.
Bible to No. 25. London Lancet. ire puhicationl
Harpers' Pictorial Illuminated 3rathwaits Retrospect.
Shakespeare, TO No. %. Encyclopedia Of Practical Nedi-
MicheIet's History Of France, cine, (nOw compiete)
Kolrauschs Germany, Eclectic Magazine.
Bishop ThirIweI's Greece. hnckerbocker Magazine.
O'Ialloran's Ireland, (eIeganD Southern Literary Messenger,
Theirs Napoleon. American Review.
Tkierss French Revolution. Democratic Review,
T.fers's Consulate under Napo- GfHhams Magazine,
Icon. Ladies National Companion,
Maunder's Treasury Of History. GOteys Ladies' BOOK.
FrOsts Political History OF tie Art us Lades' Magazine,
World Ladies' Musical Library,
KendaIis Life of Jackson, Classical Library, QIarpeTsJ
Iardncr's Popular Lectures, boys and Girls do do
Martins splendid Bible, Library OF my Young Country
Wessey's sermons. men, (Appeton3
Al orders for hooks. stationery, ETC.. post paid. punctuafy at
tended TO, and delivered from tie su' s-Ih ers wagons which will
visit all parts OF the State. or iy mail, n so directed.
SAMUEL TURNER. Fgfh door rest Of Rr0rEiHg's.
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done.
THE GREATEST CURE EYER YET PERFORMED BY -aKY
MEDICINE! 1T MEYER FAILS!
From the albany Daily Knokubeek1.
WEST Troy. June 2. 1914.
TENHTs Is 10 certify that ], Willard Jerks. proprietor q the West
n Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted " ih deafness in nne
ear for The last twenty years. and in The other for the last year. so that
il was impossible FOR me to hear the loudest voice, and after tninr va
rious remedies without improving my hearing in the least, L was IN
duced To Try ScaIpas Compound Acoustic OH for the enre Of deassessL
and IL is with great Satisfa ction that am enabled To state taf il has
perfectly restored my hearing. and will be hap y 10 see any person
who wishes for information la relation omy case. II my place in West
Tmy. WILLARD jerks.
The editor Of the Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times, J. Du Sole Esa.
en- his testimony as follows, in the Times Of Sept. 81, 1874.
''NHO WANTS TO HKAR?-The best article extant for the cnre OF
chronic deafness, arising from a recent cold, is ssScarpais Acoustic
OIL" We speak from experience"
DEAFNESS C~URED!-Read the following editorial from the Saturday
EreHiRg Posts
CuRE FoR DEAFNEs-we have heard much lately OF the eficacyof
ScarPa's OIL, in cases Of Deafness, and astonishing cures hy this sim
pie remedy have been unquestioHaby performed. As the editor Of a
journal, circulating extensively throughout The country. We deem II
our duty to call public attention 10 this specific. Those afflicted wnh
this nialady will hd ScaTpa's OIL for Deafness well worthy a trial.
None genuine unless with the words d SCARPA'S OIL FOR
DEAFNESS blown in each bottle, and with the written signal tire Of
b. Bel on the wrapper.
Prepared hy b. Bell, and sold wholesale and retail by ID. d. GUM
PERT, No l20, North Second Street, Philadelphia.
Observe that the subscribers are the only agents in this State far the
sale of The Acoustic On,-ihsreiore those suffering from deafness, can
MS. The beatIes m small and can be safely transmitted To any pam q
the State. Price s. per bottle. TUMLINSON BROTHERS.,
Signof the Golden Mortar opposite the Washington Hail.
Indianapolis, Nov. %, 1874.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
TOWN LOTS AND land.

TaNnE undersigned offers for sale a number Of lots, as laid out in The
IL original plat of the town Of Edinburgh, together with so or 60
acres Of land, adjoining said original town on the west and NORTH
The land viii lie suhdivided into lots Of one. two ot more acres, 10
sur purchasers or the SHINE vii be sold in one parcel, either with or
without the ots-ataut seventeen in number. The lots, many of then,
ara well Suuiated Gr business, on the line of the country trade to The
RIa Road Depot, which is in the immediate vicinity. The land border
ing on Blue River AT Tds many suitable situations for pork operations.
When il S considered that the Madison and indianapolis Rail Road
will. in tbe course Of June. e completed To this point, and the whole
trade Of the centre Of The State be directed there, some idea may he
formed Of ie business OF Edinburgh for years To come.
If the pnsperty is not sooner disposed OF, IL will be offered at public
sale on lAe premises ~ the sh Juiy next.
Any persOa wishing In purchase the a owe mentioned property, in
whole OF in part, can be advised as to The terms and particulars by cali
ing o Mr. William iIEnt, Edinburgh, or the undersigned, Indianapo-
lis Anindisp1tahle title viii be made To purchasers.
a,rI2 L. ISIS. IS DAVID v. CULIEY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
PUBLIC SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber will, on Saturday, the
ls Inh day OF July, ISIS, bets cen one and three O'Clock, L. VI. on
said day. at the Court House dor, in the town of indianapolis, ex-
pose Il public sale in pursuance uf an order Of the Marion Circuit
Court, inside II the last April term thereof in TIE case of James WI
son vs.. Thomas Hunt and others on pet aion for partition, all the right.
the md interest OF & : parties TO said suit, To the east half Of the
southwest quarter of section thirteen, in township fifteen north, Of
range three east. The said land lies on the Madison Stale roa d
one half nile south Of The donation. One half &c the PIrcha se mon
ev win he rrquired in hand and a note with good security payable in
twelve months viii be received for the remainder. No bid will be re-
ceIved unless IL equal two thirds of the appraised value OF the land.
Ray 20. 1915. 43-3w ISAAC KINDER, Commissioner.
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and CuiI,
HARDWARE

lust received from Philadelphia, aiGraydon's Hardware Store,
e. Sign ofthe saw "A large addition to the former stock, embracing
gTassand cradhng scythes of various manufactures; sickles, best Ja-
malta bariron, assnrted sizes; cast steel, shear steel, American blister
and spring steel; anvns and vices, hiacksmiths bellows, castings,
traces, iOgchains, Cooper'stools patent Cunyins knives, F1eshersand
Stees; Britannia and Planished Tin ware, in seffs; Glass lanterns,
Cofnelius's celebrated stand and banging lamps, for lard looking
glasses building materials ofal kinds saddleTy, fancy and plain
Plush top leather, Hog skins, oil cloth carpeting, Malable castings
forcoaeh work iron aud brass wire; brass kettles. sc. &c.
IndianapOlis. June 1. 1874 50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
NEW UARDWARE.

lust received in addition 10 my former stock of Hardware. a
- large assortment Of Waldron's and Grihin's Grass and Grain
Scythes, Sickles, Hoes. Spades, ShoveIs, Hay and Manure Forks,
Trace Chains IN abundance. Also. a splendid lot of BeEch Planes
superior 10 any ever brought to this place. Concave and CoHcen-
trio Augers. Spears best double, refined Spring and Cast Steel
Saws, Butchers Saws: together with numerous other articles usu-
ally Kept IN the Hardware line. Cash or good trade will he re-
eeiyed on the most reasonable terms. Persons wanting any thing
In the above line would do well TO call NJ BIRDS, opposite the Pal
mer Honse. where they viii be suited both in qualify and price.
AnriI %. lsll- *
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CHARLES PARRY, NJ. ID.
Physiciam and SURGEON.

@AoFFERs his professional services, in MI lis various branches,
the citizens Of indianapolis and us vicinity. lie has moved b
s. oflce 10 the front room, up stairs. over William Mansur's str'
haeiy John n. WTshts, where all calls will receive promsa atteniio
day or nigh. 43-y April -, 1915.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
Book Bindcry and Esiank Book
7IpnNfRefOry

The subscriber having associated with Mr. JOIN JENTSON
in tie above business. will he enabled TO furnish Bank and Blank
Books OF every description, for county and other purposes, in style
ard quality of p per not inferior TO any manufactured In tie
eastern cities. County and Bank Officers are requested 10 call aud
Inspect our stock of superior eastern writing paper and hook bind
ing stock generally, before giving their orders elsewhere.
TURNER & JENTSCs.
a E.fh Aoor ~ nf Rrn,rn.nn,s ua,.L
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05

M UST opened, direct from New O1ean@. n Inc assoHmen Of Co
- ncne Waters, Lavender, do. Bears OIL, Extract OF Rose do. and
Extract Of Vaniele, a delightful perfume tor ilkfs. Also, PUmatum
pt u ID 10 suit ladies and gentlemen. for sale cheap bv
w. nj. TAIBDTr. O11oafe D6kfu rfou HILL.
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Dry Goods and GROCERIES.
JOSEPH h. sTRETCHER,

UndeTtRker and COffin-1Ehker
Washington Street, nearly Opposite the Post 0Ges.
"a EpESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of indianapolis
kA ma and its vicinity, that he will give his attention TO the
ESE7 above business, with a view tn release the friends OF de
EtEs ceased persons frOm the indispensable trouble attending the
EM death of a friend, and would state that he is prepared TO un-
$50 dertake The whole business Of funerals, ir desired, or any
EfH part thereof, IN reasonable terms: such ~ furnishing either
~ acne or two horse heaTse, built afeTthe mosf approved sly g
g Also, carriages, and every other requisite appertaining to The
above business.
J.T.s would hrther state that he win make his charges reasona-
BILE To perspns IN the c. unuy.
NJ. B-Aiendance al all hours. Should the subscriber hil in any
of The above ems agemens no charge will be made.
35If ]. T. STRETCHER.
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II UST received WOodwardi- gold dIamOnd pointed pens, with pen
81 ellis; aisc. ladies' and genhetnen's gold pointed pencil cases
OF all sizes, fr sale at Cincinnati prices iy w H. TALBOT.
- Opposite Washington HILL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
NEW HARDWARES TOF

Opposite tAe Palmer House, in NorpOods B4iLdiag, second door from the
Corner.
rUNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public general
n ~, that he Is now receiving and opening, directly from Phila-
dephia, an extensive assortment OF
Hardware and Cutlery
OF all kinds, selected expressly for this market. His articles are Of
the best quality, consisting in pau of Shoveis, Spades, Forks, Hoes,
axes, tatchets, Drawing Knives. Saws and Augurs, Biacksnths
Rasps aud Files, Mill saw Flies, Plane Bits, Single and Double Iron
building Materials, of all kinds and patterns, such as Knob Locks,
German Locks. Chisels, Rim Latches, Thumb Laiches, Bolts,
Hinges, aud Screws, of all sizes. =
lpersuns DESTROYS of purchasing any article in the above line.
wiido well % call an examine for themselves before purchasinga at
other places, as the above will be sold low for cash, or for such arti
cles OF trade as he can use. A. BIRD.
indianapolis, Nov. 1874. Q4y
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WIN. w. Weaver ~ ChprleS WiiIiaEBs.
- TNDERTAKERS AND COFFIN MAKERS infam the
E3SA u public tn they have turned their attention to the above
E4<A business, with a view TO reea 8 the friends OF deceased per-
E#<< sons from the trouble attending the death of n friend and
49, they are prepared TO undertake the whole business Of funer-
t&<8 ais. TheS can furnish either n one or tw1 horse hearse-
H2 also carriages if required. They keep on hand collins Of all
- sizes. Attendance at all hours. Their arrangements ena-
~ HE them to do their business lower than heretofore. All or
ders from the country promplya attended 10. Q1-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
BOOK BINDING,
And Account RnOk Mandatory.

NAY, TYLER * CO., wholesale and retail dealers and manu-
Q y factnTers &C Blank Account Books, and dealers in Stationery,
&c &c. IN the New Building on Washington street, opposite the
Palmer Hotel, indianapolis, Indiana, where there can always be OBJ
mlned, and will he found constantly on hand, tue various articles In
their line. Every description OF Blank Books for County Auditors
and Treasnrers, school commissioners and magistrates, with or with
out printed heads
In all their Blank Books they use the Improved Patent mode OF
sewing, which gives $ rsagh pth great fsnbdig. And 5 incOmpar-
ably superior TO any other method ever devised for blank books, and
VIII keep the leaves firm and solid while the book lasts, instead OF
coming To pieces, rs Is often the case with all other methods. The
new method of sewing renders the bopks worth duuhls The old kline.
thongh they cost no more. In elegance, durability, aud superior style
OF hnish their account books are equal 10 The lest Eastern work and
no higher ia price.
fancy articles, such as Ladies' and Gentiennens Port FuiiOs, Caskeis,
Card Cases, Albums, Spectacle Cases, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books and
Note Books. - =.
Music PAPER always on hand, which can be hound in various
sizes, and Bands supplied at the shortest notice. RL.n9ae arranged
aud bound in the best style at reasonable prices and short nVhce.
The most improved pattern of a Ruling Machine Is just received.
Books and paper ruled TO any pattern.
They are prepared TO do all kinds Of Binding in French and English
Calf and Morocco, Plain, Extra, and Super Extra Marble aud Gilt edge
Finish. An kinds Of law and interviewed works and periodicals
bound tn match, 10 which personal attention will be given.
ADMINISTRATION. Isaac BAckford, Supreme Judge r. Mayhem,
Treasurer of state n. J. Harris, Auditor of State James Morrison,
President OF state Bank j. NJ Ray Cashier Of State Bank q. W
Cady, Secretary Of Insurance Company A. w. Morris, Esq; N. Ii.
Palmer, Esq. Sly
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MICHAEL KERLiN's ESTATE.

MICHAEL kERkiN'S
NoTtCE Is hereby given, that letters teaamentary on the estate Of
Id Michael KIrin, late Of Marion county Indiana, deceased. have
been duly granted to the undersigned by the clerk OF the Prbate court
of Marion county aforesaid. said esae is supposed To be solvent.
ment IN the undersigned without delay, and thfse having just de-
mands against said estate, are ndifed 10 present their claims properly
adjusted fer settlement within the time limited by law.
Ma. "a, 1916. 4s-sur 59si v MalHhi Elseuior.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
FANCY GOODS.

NTOU have a chance now that you may never have again for sale
y q large, well selected, and fashionable lot Of Jewehy Of all
kinds gold and silver lever. and common watches plain. full, and
extra jewened. Also, gold fob and guard chains, necklaces, bracelets,
silver spoons Of all kinds a splendid assortment of penknives, seis
soTs, revolving pistols, walking canes and flutes, shot and powder
TASKS; also a large lot of wood and brass clocks, together with a thou
sand other notions, In my line, all of which will b. sld AT a smaI. adj
vance ON cost The above goods were bought for cash in lhe eastern
and southern markets, and bonght low Consequently can be sold
low. Cal and see the gOods whether you wish To buy OF not oppo-
site the Washington Hall at the Jewery store Of
W n. TALBOT.
p. S. All kinds of watches, clocks, and jewelry carefully repaired
hr Een trnrk e N 10 w IL r.
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HARDWARE.

WYE have on hand and offer Er sale the above celebrated cooking
w stoves. The faany persons using this stOve, ia this and other
cities, declare themselves delighted with lie ope ration, and bear testi
mony of its superiority over any other cooking stove ever offered 10
The public. In addition TO its unsurpassed facilities for boiling, roast
lag, boiling, &c. 1t has the adyantsg &c OF having an oven nearly tWiCe
as large As any other stove in use, which Is heated with the most per
feet uniformity, by which bread without being turned will bake on all
sides Is perfectly a can be done la a brick oven. IL requires, also,
much less fuel than is generally used in other cooking stoves, one half
the 0rdinan quantity being amply sufficient for all purposes.
For the operation of the stove we respectfully refer 10 the following
persons who have II in use: e. w Cady, Morris Morris, Rev. Saml.
L. Johnson, Allied Harrison, Robg- Taylor, Chas. Woodward, Abram
Harrison, A. w. Morris, J.. J. Bush, Hiram Castor, James Hall, e.
c. Nave.
In addition to Bucks Patent Cooking Stove, the Subscribers have on
hand Premium Cooking Stoves, Elevated Oven Cooking sta-es, Par
Tor Stoves, Seven and Ten plate Stoves, which they offer at tie lowest
prices. e.. & J. COX,
February. lS45. VS. Opposite Post Once.
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MARION COUNTY SEMINARY.

rEVHE nrxi quarter q the Seminary viii commence The drst Mon
n day Il June next uneer einrge Of Ar. J. p. Stafford, Principal
and NY. II. y. Hfbhen, Assistant.
Ia lie appointment Of Tie Teachers, the Trustees have In view the
establishment e a JscsHas Department, which viii be hsEe~ner sus
tanned IN lie Seminary.
fdnuNs, viz:
Fr ~ ifaafy studies, including reading, writing and spelling, 50 90
Conuacu EnsEsh -usdass, including Geography, English Cram
mar aud AZ tInetic, W
s,sses e. 5 90
The students Of the Seminary are requested TO attend as early IN
the srs. non rs circumstances viii permit.
By order al the Beard II Trustees.
An "a Is4S 49-aw =. YANDES, Se,g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-05
PUBLIC NOTICES.

Er. Wi>tar's BaIs,m OF Wild Cherry
This celrhEa;rd remedy Is a compound baisaaic preparation Of tbs
BTd Cherry Bark and Moss q keaHd, eomhined by a new chemical
process with the Extract II Pne so sanitary have been rs effects in
an cases when administered for CoVeHs, Asthma, CossUHrTIOs, or
any disease u the lungs, that many Of the most distinguished physi-
etsssh ave s,upved and recommended il, and oper y acknowledged
n N mo-t valuable medicine ever discovered. II Is truly a valuable
medicin. aud IL dscIng an Immense amosnt OF good In the relief Of
suffering humanity
e~r<ee advertisement. Ally
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SIZE Of ana NzOTsgagei 10 the School
PN-s1

rTOTICE Is hereby givea that on Friday the 10Th day Of June next,
ia al ten o'ekrek, 4 ~. NJ the Court Iiuuse door, in Franklin, John
sn county. the following tract If hand, OF 70 much thereof as will
pay the deha, wiiie snIt ,ths hish-s hid lei. the tme h wing been tor
fated fr failure ia pay the infe est due according to The terms Of the
mortgage. viz: The ; W Or d the W Or and also the first half OF the
N n ~ Of line : W or Of sec G., I 10. A. containing 60 acres. Mort
gagged rs Phillip Dem the 9th February, 1910: debt, interest, dam
ages and costs, ; 65 oi3.
The terms " fl he cash in hand, or approved mortgages (6r the pnn-
cipaI) To run until the lsi Of January, 1917.
JACOB SIBERT,
Apr1 2. 1876. 42-9w-T Auditor Johnson Co.
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ATTENTION. Farmers and Mechanics!


buy Uh1e goa cdn Dag cHeaPeSt,
find sell phTe yH can sell dearest.
FENIlE Subscribers can sell goods cheaper and gre more for produce
a THAN ever before. They still Garry on the MILLING BUSI-
NESS nj their old stand aud now have i've Run of Stones, keeping
four run in continual operation, without loss OF time in dressing, as
one run will always be dressing and in order They have repaired
their Wagon Shed Tor the accommodation of FARMERS, and the
public generally. No bags accounted for, unless the name is marked
on the same, and the namesan amount OF grain put on the miIboOk.
No bags Ia he lef in The mill more than three days after they are pro-
missed, unless special orders be given To the Miller To take care 0f the
same. No bag allowed TO e taken out or in the Ml. except by the
Miller getting notice and taking account Of the same. The highest
price will he paid FOR Wheal, IN cash, OF in trade. A lot Of sheled
Corn and Oats wanted.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
We have just received, direct from the East, a general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Leather, which will he sold at
the lorest prices FIR cash! and in exchange for Wheat, Corn, lard, Ba-
con, and in fine, tor country produce generally. Sa'f at so cents a
bushei by the barrel; Iron at 4 dollars so cents per 100 lbs. Just call
aud see our Goods aud 0PRICESL8 before purchasing elsewhere.
Connected with the ahnve, Is an extensive BLACKSMITH SHOP.
All kinds Of work done to order. Plows constantly on hand and will
be sold for produce aud COOpers stuff JOHN CARLISLE.
DANIEL CARLISLE,
indianapolis, Sept. 81, le44 4-6m JNO. McCUTCHEON.