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Also. fresh supply If Small P,ccerbfS nf
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Grand consolidated Lp,iery Of Delaware Il Georgia
Class No A,
To he d'awn A. Wilmington. Del. May 81.
prize Of $50 600 prize Of $4,000
do 1000 do ALI
DO pr'a'sof 200 100 prizes Of 1000
IS numbers. IL ,irnwn ballots. Whole Ticker.
$40; halves S; qrs9 Certificates vi as wholes
sl46; halves "a; qrs 81.
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r ARDNER'S LECTURES Subscriber names
Sos Dr. Lardner's Lectures. now publishing in
New York, received at The Bookstore Of Mas.
ueli They will be delivered to subrcribers free
Of hostage, n, the New York price. moy 5
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n D ARSoN>' SPOOL COrTON-l00 doz Par
II sons spool CoiJn, jus, re, d aud Tor sale ny
may ID & II HORNBHOOK.
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70 Pdxes oi So 600 are 100000.
rand consolidated Lottery Of Delaware d. Georgia
lPI.ENDiD scuEnc.
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.
Inn nsi,e, of al mn 40. a m nm

whole Tickets $40; halves 10; qrs S. Certificates
20 wholes S250; halves l25; quarters 62A.
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SOME VERY PRETTY Misses Gimp Tscnoel.,
y Jost reed 81 (nsy u HARsHs.
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aX/ HIPS Carriage and Riding Whips Of su>
w perior quality, just received by
may IL & Il IORNfROOK
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- ECEIVED his day. NJ The Wheeling Cbe,r
y llal an9 Gao Sore. hnnds mo s.sor,m.nt
"f Bip'k a"d B'ne Naval CPS Together with BIN
Sdk Vc'ru Guys hals ~ ell Nod. constantly on
hand chcap.
mnt2S SAMUEL n HARPER.
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i'oop lIlI
900 500
Tickets 81 sh'tcs ~ proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Cliss no, Tor 1915 10 se drnwn ia q fillmore NAV
IL. 1915 rs nurnhe =; Is drawn ballots
Prize Of S25 900 I prize VI 81 500
1000 l 1000
LIS 10 500
~ 1000 10 400
A certificate of n Inrkage NJ &c whole n, k.,s
will he seni CIR 81 1926 halls SIS; qrs sat. Trek.
cts IS. shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 20. Tor 1915, ~ lie drawn NJ Alexandria a,
O. NAV 10 1915 rs Numbers; 10 drawn h,,lo,s
p'zsoi $4,000 r,izsol 10000
5000 5000
3G5S $500
IOO 200 100 500
Tickets 10 dols; shares IA proportion A cerui,.
cate oi 'ckase o &c tckv,s viii be seni f,r l40
dolsi shars I" pIhr,tl,"u
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Clnss l2l. ior 1915; 10 he drawn Of Baltimore Ma,
81, 1915 IS Numbers; ID drawn ballots liz each
package uf 25 Tickets
lprize q, $4,000 prize Of 5000
1000 $500
1000 600
40 900
Cerifcn'e nf "a package Of IS whole + cke,s
will be sent for S6J; shares ia pr,pOrion Ticket. So
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e25 .0OO!--25 OF $1,000.
Pokomoks River Lottery, Of Del. Class No 80.
I" be drawa a, Wilmington. Del. Moy S
! Of s25 600 rs 900 IS Of 81 600 10 25 900
] 50O0n 1000 5000 5000
1000 10 1000 1 l,4OO l4OC
l 1050 is 050 S 500 $500
so 300 is $1,000 900 200 10000
IS numbers. - drawn ballots. Tickets SO;
halves 4: qrs2. Certificate Of package IS wholes
sll2; do halves Sc; do quarters %.
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9 ORE THRoAT. COUGHS. CONSUMPTION

"sNDD CnOiHhNSs
well assorted stock Black Frock mud Dres. Coats
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'LgNDiD sCuEM
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DORTRAIT ROBERT
u KlRKWOOD. late ol Pnisbursh having ,aken
The The store oi Bishop. on Main street,
for few weeks only. resnecIfuliy cefs his services
TO The citizens OF Wheeling. in The line " his pro
'ess'on. 81 may 7
NM IND0W BLINDS--This day received,
Wv splendid sesfIpent OF Green Glazed Pspeg
Also new article o, goods manufactured purposely
iof Window Curtains, Aisoss fresh supply Of Dor.
detIng. Cell and see them OF The bookstore Of
may JOHN IIASwELI. Union street.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
Candidates fer Congress.
MI. uIair nu., t,,. C,obc.

Whatever compensation may be found, says the N.
Y Plebeian, in the acquisition Of such new editor
ship for The government organ as that of Mr.. Richie
and Major Donaldson nevertheless 1t is impossible
par; with Mr.. Blair, in that capaciy-it is impossi
bic TO the Globe pass out of exisence-without
emotion of more than ordinary regret; emotion
which will be shared by thousands of the best and
truest Democratic hearts in the land.-and by none
more deeply than that which still, at the Hermitage,
beats and high with love for It's country in a
frame day by day faster and faster sinking into q
grave long since Invested Of every terror.
If in preference TO any other qualification of per-
sona ambition, Mr.. Bairs choice Is to retire to the
quiet retreat of his farm in the neghborhood of the
capitol he may be assured that he is attended there
with the most cordial respect confidence and regard
of the great of the party whose principles he
has so long and so CALAMITY maintained. We are
happy to learn that early in May, soon as he Is
relieved at his present post it is Mr. Bairs intention
TO make tour of travel by way Of relaxation, which
Will commence with portion of the country, and
include the Hermitage where resides the attach
ed of his friends The truehearted Democracy Of the
country will every where be glad Blair of the
Globe = and if his fdHs Achates, the stalwart " e.
nancia editor" should be of the company, the more
the merrier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

ELoFEMENT AND CRIME.-The New York Tribune
mentions the following instance of folly and crime:
GA few days ago, young man in Troy, by the
name of S. Vanderheyden, came into possession of
about 1900 cash the day he attained his major
mans wife. The woman, a Mrs. Wetmore-she is
about 81 years old, and has been married five six
years. She is handsome crcature-an accomplished
singer and panist-is very respectfully connected and
has moved in good society: The young man has
heretofore borne good character, is said 10 have been
obedent and afectionate son, the pride and hope
of a widowed mother He is the victim of seduction;
lie has falleh prey to the wies and arts of wicked
woman"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

ABOLITION Row.-There was considerable of an
Abolition fracas at Madison, Indiana, Cd Friday
morning, 18th. April. The circumstances, we learn
from the clerk Of the Importer these Some time
slnce free mul-tto stole several negroes from Har-
rodsburg In Kentucky, and carried them to Indiana
On a demand from the Governor of Kentucky upon
the Governor of Indiana, TO deliver the kdnapper TO
the authorities of Kentucky. Gov Whitcomb issued
a warrant for his arrest H. was accordingly arrest
ed by the sheriff of Jefferson county, Indiana and de-
livered to Mr.. Blackstone an officer from Kentucky
says the Louisville Journal, who took him on board
the Importer at Madison for the purpose of bringing
him to Louisville. While the importer was living
at that place, the Abolitonists managed to have a
writ of habeas corpus issued to bring him before q
Court The sheriff sent three of his deputies on
board with the writ, who were about breaking the
door Of the State room open, which Mr. Blackstone
and the negro occupied when the Captain of the boat
told them not to do it. Mr. Blackstone then opened
the door, holding loaded pistol in each hand and
told the deputies that If they wanted to take the
prisoner, they must take him over his dead body
The deputies seeing Mr.. Blackstone determined, de.
sisted and the prisoner brought to Louisville or
Friday evening, and lodged in jail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

A DErAULTER DIsMIssED.-Capt J. P. Davis, Of
the 7h regiment of infantry, and assistant quarter
master in the army, having failed to settle his accounts
as discussing officer with the Treasury Department
and the default having been duly reported to the
President of the United States pursuant to law, the
President has directed that the said Capt Davis be
dismissed from the SERVICE agreeable the provisions
of the 3D. section Of an act entitled An act concern
ing the disbursement of public money" approved
January 31st, 1923.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

The POSTMASTER GENERAL has ordered the Offices
of ten travelling Agents of the Department and five
Deputies, to be abolished and by this movement alone
some 900 win be saved. He seems to have all
contracts made with reference the safety and speed
of transportation of the nails and not to the mode
whether BY four-horse coaches OF on horseback
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
she state of Indiamn. Mar ion, county:


On Complaint of Insolvency.
the matter the Johnson
rENHIS estate
and this estate having heretofore been declared nsoven and
effect having been given hut because said still
the fes this
court here that notice Ice given
that unless they appear the first day of the next term Of tits
satisfactorily prove theig claims
claims viii he postponed
will then he distributed
that the notice aforesaid be made by three weekly
ations in the Indiana State Sentne and the
continued until A
4G-3w r.. B. DIT,tr Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
WOOL. CARDIyC.

THE su having just erected and inO operation
4 CardRg Esta ishrpef, Fal Creek mills,
prepared Gard Ht for favorable
The beng complete the
be expected viii accommodated
with little delay IL hens thirty inch machine nils six inches
than will be made Tuesdays Wednesdays each
apart distance pound
clean eight pounds OF wool is expected.
FIGURING Mill.
have added and procured boiling cloth
consequently prepared manufacture equal made
in country. The following articles VIII be received in
Wheat Bacon Flaxeed, Wool Sugar Rags and Featers at
the customary rates, aad qua per cent scrip at
"a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

GEN. JAcKsoN's PAPERs-The Globe says letter
has been received by Mr. Blair from General Jackson
Informing the latter that he has left all his papers to
him, and requests him to use them in indicating his
character should it be assailed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
OLYMPIC AKEEA,
And New York Circus.

FEOwEs MABTE propretors Of this the mos extensive and
splendid establishment; in the United States respectfully
opening this Tuesday WedDes
25th Of which occasion thew viii
pared make ample arrangements for the accommodation
OF all nav The Managers all who may visit this
Exhibition, that popey decorum and excellent order the
economy spendo novelty,
and the appointments dn eush
this The Of Equesirans Is
celebrated performers Exhibition accompanied
Splendid Bue Band which defes eompeticn AdmissonBoxe
cents children under 10 years Of half price.
open O'Clock Performance at 2 and
Seeb at he Hotels.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

6rThe Kentucky Yeoman says, " Mr.. Clay has
recently received rich presents from his friends. His
debt to John J. Astor Of 500 000 and to the Lexng-
ton KY. Bonk, Of 50 900, have been paid for him.
Messrs- Clay and Webster seem equally unfortunate
in accommodating large debts and equally fortunate in
baying others pay them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
NEW GOOEnS.

EAMES c. YON is receiving large and general assert
80 Of and cheap Spring and Summer Dry Goods Goce
RES Qneensware Hardware, Boots and Shoes Braid and Saw
Bonnets Palm Fur Hats Na>, Castings Seythes Skles
&c All Of which purchased with cash. and wiz lie sold
small advance cash. approved country produce only
thankful past patronage respectfully invite my old customers
all who wish cheap goods call and examine stock
Of BrOwnings
l[nn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

HuRRicAXE AT CHICAGO. - The Chicago News
states that great hurricane visited that section of
country on the 23d ult and that almost every house
between that place and Naperville distance of hir-
ty miles, was either blown down or damaged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.


Marion County.
For Representatives. N n Fl 4 b RI WEBBER
For County Auditog-, NATHANIEL BOLTON.
For Assessor, AHIRA WELLS.
For County Commissioner, JOHN McFALL.
0~rThe following is list of Democratic candidate.
for Representatives in the several counties mentioned
Counties. Candidates.
Clinton, Wilson Seawright
Fo,,,.,, John Bowman,
{ Hugh II. Scott.
Gibson, Smith Miller.
Orange, Joel Vandeveer.
I..s Geo. w. Carr,
I David S. Lewis.
Dubois, John DoDnell,
We shall continue this list as soon obtain the
necessary information to enable us to do So
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

TURKS ISLAND SALT-The Turks Island Gazette
States that ther are about 100000 bushels of salt
hand selling 81 cents. In about three weeks there
will be considerably raked if good salt weather
continues the Ponds in excellent progressive
state.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

WARS THE USE OF ADvERTIsING.-There is a
great difference of opinion among business men
to the benefits of advertising. Two establishments
are in the same line; one will say, "Our money ex-
pended in advertisements and extra Papers the most
profitable outlay we can make.' His neighbor re-
plies, SWELL have tried it, and cannot see that am
any better off,
One thing we observe, that the most liberal adver-
tisers doing the most business. They complain
less of hard times, dull times, &c. Whether they
patronize the printer because they already in a
thriving condition, whether the printer has been
one of the of putting them in that condition,
they the best judges But if it is true that our
circulation is of no use to their business, I'M
der lasting obligations to them for their kindness and
good will.
One of our customers who has devoted $iC0 to ad-
vertisng this year, received the other day the follow
ing letter from Kentucky:
"Gentlemen-Having seen your advertisements in
city paper to which am subscriber, presume to
trouble you with few inquiries in order TO compare
with the Louisville prices, where have been in the
habit of dealing"
The profits on the bill which he wanted would pay
one quarter Of the hsndred dollars, and Cincinnati
derives new customer.--Cin Chron.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
MI g. a In z

On j. BUGH respectfully informs his friends that he Is
M prepared his Nep stone opposite The Post Office to furnish
them with Saddey all DESCRIPTIONS the
low prices for cash approved produce.
ALSO, on HAND .. .-..i
Trunks P0rtafeGlts and dde Bdgs Any article In his
line III O at He
would this occasion his the Ii
bestowed and soeits 47f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
NOTICE.

UpROPOsAIS viii he received Office OF the Secretary Of
until Saturday, the 3lst delivery
g hundred and MY cords Of good sound wood
delivered
undersigned direct corded good oef the delivery
completed by day Of November
security required performances
H. j. HARRIS, 7Kditer IF Public
II. MAYHEM, TSeast.eT Of State.
T47-3v1 J. n. THOMPSON. Seerefaru of Sd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

o." The moment government interferes to feed
and faen any particular class of citizens, that class
forthwith depend on Government for successand re-
nounce their own ingenuity and energy. Protection
is, then it seems, fatal energy, to enterprise
skill and invention, it is 20 economy and equality
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
ELECTION NOTICE,

THNE the Madison Indian
apois Rail Road Company will be he'd at Columbus, the
four Wednesday in June, 1915
N JACKSON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
DIR. Wistar,s HaIsam of wild Cherry.

DIR. WistaToS EBaIsani Of Wild Cherry.
This celebrated remedy compound balsmic preparation o h
HId Cherry Bark and Moss Leland combined chemca
with the Extract Pine effects
all when administered for CouGHs ASTHMA CoSuNFToS
disease OF the lungs the distinguished ply
recommended LEGGED
the valuable medicine discovered truly valuable
medicine and secng immense Of good in the relief Of
suffering humanity
Q|5-See adv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

TOMLINSON BROTHERS
Have been appointed sole Indianapolis
following valuable Medicines;-
UDr. Wisfar's Baisam of Wild Cherry,
For the Of Coughs Colds COnsumpOn Asthma Pbtc
and all complaints of the Lungs and Breast Price 81 per bottle
BBrisfOfs Sarsaparilla,
For curing seoua letters Espeas Cancers old and malignant
Mercura evdencne inquiry Of
the blood. Price 81 90 per bottle.
pDr. WiliiamsOn's Pain Soothcr.
For the TooTACHE. obstinate cases in Nv.
minuesbesdes contains particle OF KeosOle or
poisonous and deOus drug perfectly Innocent Plice IS eta.
bottle.
UGridIey's Ointment,
Called by many riev,s Salt RAeu Ointment from iis entire mas
Tssrs Tor Rheum) se4 Iagpor etc.
Price IS bottle
UDr. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
For the .'PILEs capable being pro-
pared admiralty adapted thorough cure of this
distressing disease Price 81 90 Jar.
UDr. Wistar's Gentle Purgative Pills,
An excellent Medicine for Headache a and Ladgetio-
Where Har's BaIsam Of HId Cherrg' used-f any puf-
gaun necessary-Hiqr's should invariably be resusd to-
u DIR. Stark Gathers Iepatic Elixir,
For the cure Of L0sT Complaints Dyspepsia, See advertise
ment in another column Price 81 90 per bottle.
GBccixer's Eye Bafsam,
wonderful article for curing the o Obstinate Of SORE
AND INFLAMED EYES" As invaluable for curing scrolous
eyes and inhamed eyeIids. 81! cents
OTAlebasi's Poor Mans Piasfers,
For relieving PAIN Of description. For backs misery
the SIDE and breast and all other diseases that APP
fredericksburg aud pleasant wear; who once
them viii buy other. Price only l2s cts.
TOSgoOd's India Cho.agogEs
An unfng remedy for the Of FEVER AND AGUE Pleasant
and delightful to and ecsaIwsys removing sry
Desags Of the complaint. Price 81 so per foue
UFOsgate's AnOdyne CordiaIs
Highly recommended by faculty and hes the be It
Dia-rhea Complaints CHOLERA orBus aud
most Sner Complaints of Children Price 81 brittle 4Iy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

AUDiTOR'S OFFICE, May IA, 1S45.
rsNHE undersigned win the Journal OF the 2h, and
Sentinel 29h, advertisement of the sale Of all lands
mortgage funds which mortgages
teres may due unpaid Persons
costs by adjusting their accounts before the 26h.
HORATIO J. HARRIS. -7Hlsor Of sets.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
GOLD DIAMOND POINTED PENS.
CASH FOR rags.

UST received Woodwads gold diamond pointed with
- ellis ladies' gold pointed
Of all Sizes for sale at Cincinnati prices by w. H. TALB0TT
ChrDosif Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
INDIANAPOLIS BANK NOTE TABLE.
marked thus - are doubt

Corrected Iadana Sentinel by a. FLETCHER Stock and
Exchange Broker.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
IMPORTANT!
H. Fcsgatc's Anodync Cordial,

SAFE AND EFFEcTUAL REMEDY FOR THE
SUMNER LAINTS
Va DaThea and Cholera .tus also Flatus-i sasuode cos
This invaluable Medicine r the above complaints supases any
other remedy have
ledge Of the proprietor where speedy has
OF the Corda after the remedies had proved
unavang has been extensively used throughout this
many approved
ce by great number Of The most respectable physicians may
certificates accompanying each
diseases produced by the drinking Of
southern and south
who reside
country.
To public against deception label of
bottle is secured by right which entered gsccerng
the Northern District OF New York, the 9th
day Of November, Ammo Domini 1870.
fac-simile Of the propeos signature VIII be found the outer
label IL genuine. Price 81
For sale by TOMLINsON BROTHERS, Indianapolis I-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15
REVVnV Az.

TgNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and old
that he has removed his CABINET SHOP door south OF
the Palmer oe, Illinois where he will he happy 10
noda those who favor him with their and what is
importance CIR cash
approved country produce Call and JAMES GREER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-15

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
The Great American Remedy for Lung Complaints,
and all Affections Of the Respiratory Organs.
We do wish he health Of the an cted
sincerely pledge no assertions a. 10 lie viz
tues Of this medicine ard to hold hope suffering huany
which facts me- warrant
candid to a few considerations
Nature in every pant of her works, has len ndee marks Of
adaptation and design.
The constitution the vegetables OF The sd 10
saeh that they could not endure the cold gd
versa.
regard cure adaptation not les. striking
The Moss Of Iceland, the war Cherry al
tudes land "Dr WTARs BILax compound chemical
from hese have long been celebrated Cor only
in cold climates Indeed the distinguished
ayeed that nature furnishes in every country antdo r
peculiar diseases.
COSsUnrrOs In is confirmed neipient s,a-e. ahna
Group and Lr Complaint form by far disease
known to our land Yet these be
simple powerful remedies scatter
ed benecent Providence prevail
&The Of THOMAS COzESs Of HaddOnheld related
by himself; and that all TRUTH statement
Is sworn to before Justice Of the PSace.
HiDDOsrIEID, N. J., April 90, 1888
On the 18th day Of December 1871, VI
oen pain in The side the
days, and followed by the breaking ulcer something
wardy which relieved pain little caused me 10 throw an
quantity Of offensive Being great
y alarmed At this applied physician,
could do hut liue for except give Mercury pills.
take feeling they good many
other remedies then by my friends
did good and the
scarcely breathe wSs also seized with
times caused raise much Hood before,
and my disease continued in this way still growing nr Feb
when all hope Of up
all thought would die with eorsUxrios.
ment, when life apparently drawing Close heard
Of Dr. Histar's Basan Of Bd Cy, and get bolie which
ieved me Immediately and by the Of
icine all pains removed cough and spng blood
and corruption entirely stopped, my
far restored enable my (which
penier) and up this time have enjoyed good health
WTSEss-I acquainted with having
him during his Illness think statement
full credit. SAMUEL H. BORROUGHs.
Gloucester County. SIS.
Personally se Ire Subscriber the
Peace for the said county Thomas Cozens being duly
hmed according law saith things
| THOMAS CoZENS.
Affirmed before the 10Th day Of April, 1919.
| J. CLEMENT.
| SHFWe publish 10 fictitious s.atsmens
RWrARs BALsAA" per bottle for IS
Sold Cincinnati the Of Walnut Streets BY
SANFORD PARK, Agents for the West. For by
LINsoN BROTHERS, toaly Agents in Ladanepols
l-Tere IIaute Ia CT WILsTAcK-Lafayete Ia HueHrs
q Co.-siadon, Ia. WINsTANpLEY NEwkRx-New Albany Ia
Jesse STEvENs-Centrevs la. JAMES NooD-Kniehstown
John EURE-Crawfordvie la. Dr. Wayne
JOIN GoRDoS-Saem Ia WIN. M MISUNDERSTANDING, Ia J.
SoMEvnoennes, Ia and by regular agents established
portant towns throughout the State. 4l-Y