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Sale of l. and Mortgaged TO the School
Funds

NOTICE is hereby given thai on Friday the 18Th day Of June next,
- at ten O'Clock, A ". at the Cont tiuuse door, in Franklin, John
son county. the following tret az hand, oE . much thereof IS VIII
nav The debt, willie sodtothe highest hblie the same having been Iof
fitted er failure Il paw the int est due according To the terms M ~
mangase. viz: The : W or &c the f. or aud also the fsi half Of the
N "a or Of the 3 W or Of sec s., I 10, "a. containing 90 acres Mort
rared by Phillip Dean the 9th February, 1910: debt, interest, dam
ages and costs, : a68 5ii.
The terms viii be cash in hand, or approved mortgages for the pnn-
JACOB sIBERT,
.,raa 1875 49-gw-T Auditor Johnson 60.
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ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL STAR
LASEtED
Gen. George Cooke, LII. D.,
1 2 n n I'D hui i n n j
CONTINUES TO 81
CONFIDENTTALLY..
3, Norton street, Albany, n.


No. 3, Norton street, Albany, n. 7.
'ENHIs PhiianthroPic institution. established. A ID. 1880. uni
= vefsaly spoken Of in the various periodicals OF the present
age, is ian edihce, located in a retired part Of the city, detached
from any p.are Of put lie resort Whatever tile wi ole Of tie huHd.
ing is occupied by patients, each having tIeir own room, and nss
the Hospital. is the only resident physician, and devotes his Whole
time and attention to the welfare Of the unfortunate. The Offices
for consultation. conveniently arranged. are on the ground floor
the Hospital, up stairs. is also repIete with every facility for the
recovery of patients"
For the care Of The worst forms of venereal Disease. Grnvel.
Seminal Weakness, elect, Structure in the UretlTa, lmpotency.
syphilis and Gonorrhea. Generative and Nervous Debility. Mercn-
organs, In their most malignant and advanced stages. DIR. Cooke Il
acknowledged 10 be much celebrated. IL is pToyeriial stIat al
diseases of this class. supposed TO he incurahle by otbers ~ ~.
and convenientTv rendered - NJ Coots LII ~, aput
nary trouble with the practice OF medicine. he newt.
ably cures his own patients and very frequently the patients 0,
DIR. Cooke is the oldest advertising physician in the CITY Of Al
bany, N N-his medical talents are unrivalled.
Among the most celebrated physicians of the are Il. Cen
Cooke. Il. D. L. L. d., OF Albany, N. Y the. fopnder Of the AL
bany Lock Hospital. he is mentioned in the highest terms o,
tors Of newspapers, hut his worth is proclaimed by Ire Iestnrer q n
literature and from the sacred desk."-DemocraIic pa Brnner'
are very politely conducted TO a spacious private Office, nterauy
crowded with credentials of the highest order. in large glass
have the honor to hold such docUments) and, as an equivalent for
bis fee. receive a corresponding prescription. The mean attire Of
Hs et" nan, ~ nome. entoHed ~ a rich black sur
phce' aiIeI ue Epscopal order,-a solid cross IN bis bosom, with
eenteel gold buckles in his shoes-is Of itself an inducemenf 70 wish
ibis profound Physician, this friend to humanity and OF G5d.S-
1.-The Lock Hospital in America, the only Philanthrop;c Fns,;,,
ton established. under the benign auspices Of tie celebrated n
Cooke. at No.3 Norton street, Albany, n. Y. for tie relief snd
convenience ofthe unfortunate, is repufed as the hesf asvInn . =
lant for the comfort and certain recovery Of i~nvalids-at his In.
Urinary patients have the very best medical attend,nre tn-a-ss--
hoard and nursing, which very materially facilitates reroTsrv.
and as DR.. Cooke. the humane founder OF so desirable a refresf
and sacred security. resides on tie premises. TIE most iDrr.sriors
their usual avocaiions-and enjoy the sotiety OF the most eminers
physician as well as the most benevolent man ofthe aee.r-Er.
r0Pean.
DR. COOKE ATTENDS PERSONALLY TO HIS PATENTS.
No , UoproV sFSEssrR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

EstNDiE5 assnrted, figs in drums, Almonds and Raisins, Pickles
IN lsls, snHfs. Japan'd match safes and eandiestcks, afo Grass
canhiesueks, Reads spaables, Forks and many other articles too
numerous ITO mention, eleapr than ever by 20 Ter cent; don't for
get 10 call n " DDERLY's corner. az
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29
FIGURING Will.

I have added a new run OF stones, and procured new holting cloths
eonsequr nuy am prepared to manufacture Flour equal TO any mad
In tire cnunfry. The fdIsying articles will be received in p1Vmsnt:
gcCWheat, Bacon, FDaxSeed, Wool, Sugar, RAGS, aud Feathers,
the customary rates, and quarter pei cent. scrip at par.
Az-3v SANUEI, J. PATTERSON.
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AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
~ FHNHE undersigned is very thankful for the Ibe
raj patronage bestowed on him f r The two
past years, and he hnpes To merit a continuance of
~ the sumo. lie hauers aimself that by ms indus
try, pnncianlhy and strict attention to usiness, to
be able 10 give satisfaction 70 ~ who ma, give
ell lie has permanently settled himself in This place. and Is
prrpardto make any thing in his line as durable and cheap rs any
"taer establishment. lie will sell his work 40 as to Correspond with
the hard times, and no m1nuhctnsy shall sell lower for cash than his
SO call and see his splendid assortment Of Boots and shl es. and indge
for yourself
Hides, TaHow, Beeswax, Feathers, Flour, Wheat, &C. &c " in nj
all times he received for work. shop two d0nfs west OF Stretcheris
Cabinet Shop, Of which those in debt will take dne nnice.
32-y WILEY L. BATES.
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EUsT received a Id Of Spanish and CINCINNATI Sole Leather, Boo
80 and Shoe Morocco, Eastern Upper Leather, Philadelphia Cal
skins, Lining and Binding Skins. Skhtlng. Hog and Sheep skins
and and all kinds Of hxins', which I viii sell a. redaced prices
Sly J. NICOLAI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

JUST receiveda full assortment of Cap, Letter and Wrapping pa
% per: and also Bonnet boards of a superior quality, all Of which
will he sold at greatly reduced prices for Cash or RGrsby
December %. 1874. 81 DAVID C~RAIGHEAD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

EKzl SUPERIOR TEA
fs.,TIz Selected Expressly for Family use.
;GS SE = ON and S11po%%e : Tea ca al T Il /" %" IS s
PRIME COFFEE.
DID BAGS snPeIio Rio Coffee $ d Bias 3 lava cOfse: ; Bags La,
Alley in NOrwoOd's Block. 4s L. HEDDERLY.
SUGAR.
BA Ins LS.f \: @; s 8 ERi ,d ! BIB Boston Boston : /, i e, FL J p =, ss%s
use, al HDDERLrS. %
COFFEE. COFFEE.
a = RAGS Rio Coffee of the very bestquaIfy justTeeeivedand
&s1 for saleb the subscriber, which, he ofieTsto seilsolow thai
every body can afofdto drink six cups a day. Please call and ex-
aminethe article. 43 c. MAYER, east of the Palmer House.
LOOK AROUND!
WYE want to buy $4,000 lbs. Bacon. for which the highest
w prices will he paid by SMITH & HANNA. IS
LARD WANTED.
rWyHE subscriber viii purchase all the Lard brought to hrn, at Iea
Il sonabIe prices for cash and goods. as E. HEDDERLY.
BLACEx TEA.
"A d.. CRAlGnEAD.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
n UsT received a lot of superior Spanish Cigars and cugeadish To-
- baeeo, at the drug store OF d. CRAlGHEAD
ALL KINDS
o. Produce received in exchange for Goods s%,T a, 'hs siCrs Of
COFFEE.
A PRIME lot Of 30 Bagsius received and for sale at
OLIVE OIL.
so sxeeIenis salad. just received fomSGs i9porer, and forsaIs
by the subscriber. CHARLES MAYER, East Palmer House.
Wine and Vinegar.
rHNW0 Barrels superior old Malaga Wine, 90 bills cider Vinegar
u made expressly Tor this market by the subsc rber cordial in bot
ties, at HEDDERLY's As
ON hand and fr sale low, Sperm, SleaT7e and Tallow Candies Of
- a superior quality manufactured by the subscriber expressly for
this market As Z. IsEDDERLY.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
an ANILLA CheroOs. Prfncipee, RegaIa and Spanish segars
W. honey dew and other fine savsndsh to- aesos; Look ye here,
Nc. 8 corner SkysIeen alley. 4S + HEDDERIY.
When Greek meets Greek, then comes
the Tug of Was.
HNlsH hooks and lines, skkles, scythes, Manure Forks, hay Forks,
r. superior Needles and Pins, and many other sharp pointed insu
ments &c death, at HEDDERLYs. as
FISH! FISEE!! FESEI!!!
SUPERIOR No. Boston Salmon and MrckeIcl also fine LOT Of
- Goldfish and Scotch Herring for safe low at HEDDERLY'S. 4s
DYE +
0OO LBS. Alum, 800 pounds C0pperas, 900 Logwood, so pounds
Jul indigo; 800 ~poundsFre oh Nader, Just receive and for sale
by the subscriber at veTylow prices.
43 {. MAYER, east Of the Palmer House.
DYE STUEFS.
eD BOXES sup. Float and Manila Indigo, 2 b. Is. Nader, l do OF
% copfesas Il do Alum, for sale by e. HEDDERLY.
BUCKETS.
e D0Z Beaver Buckets, Just received and for sale by the subserib-
V er 25 per cent. lower than usual.
20 @. MAYER east ofthe Palmer House.
SHAKER Buckets, Brocm.. &c. don Shaker Buckets, 10 doz.
- superior Brooms at nEDDERLY's. %
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lew TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
Granville YOuuS.

MERCHANT TdIL0R and DRAPER,
ENOULD respectfully infurn the eirrzens OF ludiania ois and the
w public generally, that he his nav established himself IN hnsi
ness, where he will lie happy To wait On his old customers, aud such
others "A ; npy favor him, and agrees tO suusy Them ia every respect So
Ear as his ar IS concerned. Garments willie nade in the best manner
warranted To III, and nc the lowest living prices Call and see.
Ne1 S0P opposite HeddTty's, a fec dOOS east Of the Pang House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29
SIX CEyTS REWARD!
BAY MARE LOST.

A GOOD Coach Smith is wanted. Immediately, TO whom steady
N emplos ment and liberal wages viii lie pail, by
Indianapolis, May Is, ls45. 47-9wT CASTOR & BROTHER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

TEVTE z
THNHE ONLY MEDICINE THAT WILL CURE CONSUMP
II TlON, Liver Complaint, Palphaiion, Bronchitis, and Coughs
Is DIR. TAYL0RS B7LSfM OF LTYERW0RT, FROM 35 Bow
ERr. IL Is the only medicine recemme nded by Ply sicians. We have
The certificate Of the celebrated Dr. A. b. HowLASD, from the q. 8.
Military Post, West Point. who was himself cured by il, when he was
expected 10 die. DL. Davidson found il the only medicine that he
could use In his family with any success. We have had patients from
Doctors Hoffman, Harris, Washington, and others. We have certIh-
cafes from every part Of the country. In one large town two If The
principal physicians re using n constantly in their practice. A Rev.
gentleman OF much celebrity in our city. who has chronic Bronchitis,
and has tried in vain the lest physicians Of New York, Philadelphia,
Lo1aon, Paris, and Italy, Is now under our care, using On TAYLoRis
BALsAN OF tIvERwoRT, and already he has used half a bottle, be does
not cough half as much in a week as he has done before in a day, and
he tells us he is now getting well. We are sure Of curing the above
diseases, if you will only call on Us, take our advice, and try this only
certain medicine. DO not be deceived by those articles got up aud ad
veHkedo on the reputation OF this, which has been fairly tested in ahaut
10000 cases in The las. twelve years; take nothing else instead, and
buy only of :75 BOwey, or OF Dr. Leeds, III Water street. Be care
fm 20 avoid counterfeits, and see the steel plate engraving on each bot
tie, signed .sGurdon ]. Leeds"
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD, cuRED.-I hereby certify that
last August was attacked with a yioentand profuse hemorrage from
the lungs, and severe cough. l bought a bolthe Of DIR. Tayors Bal
sam OF Liverwor, from 35 Bowery, which, under the BLESSING OF
Providence, gave M immediate relief. Its effects In my case have
been such that cannot praise IL loo highly
CHARLES &. SMITH, $50 Tnay ST., Brooklyn.
For sale nv DAVID CRAIGHEAD. AGENT for indianapolis.
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HA
THE GREATEST CURE EYER YET PERFORMED BY aHY
MEDICINE! 1T MEYER FAILS!
From ths albany Daiy Kni6erBock1.
WEST TRoT. June :. 1914.
FENBIS sto certify that I, Willard jerks. proprietor Of Ise West
~ Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted " ih deafness Va M
ear fr the last twenty years. and in the other for the last yea. a that
II was impossible or me To hear the loudrst voice, and aaertr "a
TlOus remedies without improving my hearing in The least, d was in
and q Is with great satisfa elton that . IN enabled 10 state thar III has
perfectly reaoFed my hearing, and will be happy 10 see an perSon
who wishes for Information ia TelaTion TO my case at my p5st in Yves;
Troy. WILLARD yENKS.
The editor OF the Philadelphia Spirit OF the Times, J. Du Sone. ESQ.,
mas recently been cured ~ deafness by the ~ OF this OH, and has rv-
en- his testimony as follows, in The Times Of SepL 2L, 1874.
"WHo WANTS TO HEAR?-The hest article exiant Tor The cue n
chronic deafness, arising from a recent cold, is sScarpa's Acoustic
Oil" We speak from experience"
DEAFsEss C~uRED.-Read the following editorial from The Sat,-dut
EreRfRg Post:
CURE ron DEAFSEsa-Weh have heard much lately or the efcaeyof
SeGrPas OIL. in cases Of Deafness, and astonishing cures nv This sim
pie remedy have been unquesnOnaby performed. As the editor OF .
journal, circulating eHbt nsiveiy throughout The country. we deem "A
our duty To call public attention tn this specific. Those afflicted Win
-
DEAFNESS" blown in each bottle, and with the written sigma ureo %
b. Bell on The wrapper.
Prepared by B. Bell, and sold wholesale and retail BY B. B. GUM.
PERT, No 100. North Second Street, Philadelphia.
Observe that the subscribers ne the only agents in this Stale Ear H.
sale OF tbs Acoustic OHy-therefore those suffering from deafness an
not be assured OF its genuineness unless IL Is purchased directly from
us. The bottles are small and can he safely transmitted 10 any uau az
signof the Golden Mortar opposite the Washington liam.
indianapolis, Nov. p, 1874.
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Vm. w. Weaver & On lries WiIiiam.

WIN. w. Weaver ~ Ch aries Williams.
"a Il TNDERTAKERS AND COFFfN-MAKER Inform the
ga - public that they have turned their attention To The above
$50 business, with a view 10 release the friends OF deceased per-
E*8 sons from the trouble attending the death Of a friend and
V<1@ they are prepared to undertake. the whole business of tuner
f4<3 ais. They can furnish either a one q twD horse hearse-
E3 also carriages Il required. They keep on hand collins Of all
~ sizes. Attendance al al hoIrs. Their arrangements ena.
III he them TO DO their business lower than heretofore. All or
from the country promptly attended To. 29-tr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

GROCERIES,! GROCERIES!
MES subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of indianapolis
n and the public in general, that he has just received a fresh as
sortment Of Groceries, such as a prime article Of N. d. Sugar, Rio
aud Havana Coffee, imperial, Young Hysou, and GunPowder Teas;
Loaf Sugar, Havana Sugar, N. o. and :. II. Molasses, Western Re
serve Cheese, No. l MackeTel, Goldfish, etc. which he offers for sale al
very low prices J.. NICOLA,
5ly 5doors west of Drake's Hotel.
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GREAT BARGAINS%--prices Reduced.

GhEAT BlKG AENS~--PftCeS ESc1UceN.
'HuiE subscriber has concluded to make n further reduction In the
n prices OF his Shoes ard Beots. But While he does this. he prom
fss that all his work shall be finished iu the same neat and suIfan.
iil manner which has heretoEr- characterized his establishment
and given u such a decided preference with The public. The subscri-
her IS well aware that shoes and bnts can I've purchased n soBe stores
NJ the SINE or less prices; but "a he nse none Of The ordinary or re
fuse stock, thnse of his manufacture will prove cheapest in the end.
Country produce will he taken IN exchange at fair prices. Call nj his
stand opposite nrowuings. guf A. KNODI.E.
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DRY GOODS.

DAYTON HAT AND SHOE STORE
One Door West Of Wf<g's faction Room.
fENIiE subscribers respectfully
E u inform the citizens OF In
~ annapolis and vicinity, that they
~ still cnntiuue their hat cap and 10y
shoe store rs above, md re now
receiving, and intend keeping
constantly on hand, an extensive assortment of articles In their line.
Our hats are all Of oar own manufactures aud embrace all the va
reties Of shape, style and quality, usually called for, and are both
neat and durable, and very cheap.
Boots and shoes in great variety, consisting Of gentlemen's coarse
and fine Booss, RTogans, Shoes, Pumps, &c Womenis and Misses
Shoes of all kinds Boys Boots, Bogans, sc Chiidrens Shoes
India Rubber Shoes, sc. The ladies will find n large assortment Of
the fine Kid, morocco, and seal Buskins, Slippers, Ties, &c. al our
establishment.
Caps, in great variety, embracing nearly every variety OF pattern
and quality, and they will be sold very cheap
WIIM0TA C0
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LAW NOTICE.

ia nl q = " OrEISOn
HAVING resigned his Office Of President Judge Of the 5h judi
a. chl circuit, tenders his services To the public, asan
ATT OREEY " COUNSELLO OR dT Law
6J Office opposite the washington Han, ON Washington street
west Of Tai OTIS Jewelry shop, up siairs-hrst door.
Indianapolis, Oct. "a, 1912. l5-tf
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NEW LIVERY STABLE,

SAVE YGER MONEY!
And buy SaddIrs Of y. j. Bugh.
GA J. J. BUGH TesnertnHy informs his friends that he is
kF&A prepared, at his Ae9 Sge opposite The Post Office, to furnish
~ them with SadHery ed Harness of all descriptions, at tie
lowest prices for cash or approved prHigee.
ALSO, on HdND-
Trunks POytmanieaas, and CayPd and S@dAs Bags. Any article in his
line III he made to order nj short notice aud on low terms. tie
would take this occasion 10 tender histhanks fF the H. eal patronage
hertlotore bestowed. aud .olieLs . enntnnanre of Ihe same An
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29
GROCERIES.

MAKE HAY
WY HILE the sun shines" is a good old ad1ee, and easily under
NS stood by all. Should a war take place, who does not see the
great increase that must take place in the price of
Tea and Coffee!
HEDDERLY'ss advice Is, to all, who would not find themselves una
wares in the stu, ton Of our old revolutionary gnndmothers, 70 Sc
lect and lay up a large qnanfy from his extensive assortment Of Teas,
COfees, and GROCERIES GENERdLLY,
nj his low prices; and then, who's afraid? Call at No. Q, southeast
corner NoFeood's Block. 48
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PATENT WEnICTN

PATENT MEDICINES.
~ doz Wisiars Balm Wild Cherry, 70 do Resurrection or Persian pills
~ 90 Sands SarsapariIa. 6d0 Tayors Baisam Iiverwor
y do Mofats pills and Bifers, - do Jaynes Expecionnt.
pills, 6d0 do Sanauve mills -
~ do Jew Dayid's or Hebrew
plaster, Just received by DAVID CRATcur.n
June 3. 1874. so
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no MEN.

rpRASS Kettles. Tea kettles, Coffee Mills, Knives and Forks
sB Butchers Knives, Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, ShoveIs
and Tanss, Of all sizes, Candlestcks aud SHUTTERS. Also a splen
dd assortment of Looking Glasses, of different sizes and patterns
Razors aud Strops, of a superior quality, together with almost every
orher article in his line, all for sale che ap foI cash or approved cred
ii ind produce, at the cheap Hardware store, opposite the Paine
Hnnse- DIV A. BIRD.
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GLMsfE

TOMLTNSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs ~ Medicines.
PatentMedicines, Dye Stuns, Cosmetics,
Painissnd Oils, MedicalGlassware, Perlumery,
Dye Woods, Window Glass, Liquors, etc.
WARRINGTON srREET. DIRECTLY oPPosITR THE WARRINGTON HALL.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Prescription saccuntelyc compounded. Shop open al allholrs. 81
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
MOTHERSHEAD d. HENDERSON.
EhR. J. L. MoTHERSIEAD having associated with him in bis
by such arrangement, he will be enabled to extend his practice. par,
tcular into the country. Knowing Dr. II. to be well qualified and a
regular graduate in medicine, have no heshaney in recomne nding
him IS being every way worthy of patronage. DE. NJ returns his sin
cee thanks ff the confidence hereiofHe reposed in him, and will
endeavoT to continue worthy OF the public confidence.
N. bah persons indebted TO DIR. NJ. are respectfully solicited to
call and close their old accounts ~ cash or note. 46-3m
MEDICAL NOTICE.
ezATO my patrons and friends, now tender my professional serv
80 ices, and shall. I hope, by my prompt attention and long expert
- eHee nthe practice, secure the esteem and patronage of my fellow
cilfzsns. confinue 10 occupy The same cfhce, on Meridian, one door
south Of Washington street. Ii will be perceived that DIR. Parry and
April %, ls45, ASSN JOHN n. SANDERS, NJ. ID.
CHARLES PARRY, WI. ID.
Physician and Surgeon.
~%oFFERS his professional services, in all its various branches, 10
- the citizens Of indianapolis and its vicinity He has moved his
e y ofhce to the front room, up stairs. over William MaRsuT's stme,
lately John II. wrght's, where all calls will receive promut attention
day or night. 43y April 10, ls45.
G@NIIsfE
Ii P. HUNT thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
~ . to him for the last four years in this place, takes pleasure in
announcing tn his friends and the publc generally that he is prepared
TO perform all necessary operations for the preservation Ct The natn-
raj teeth and gums, and to insert artificial teeth on pivot or plate
with or without artificial gums anu whole or half sets by suction
or atmospheric pressure.
He would say to country dentists that he viii I'LL any order for
gold plale spiral springs, &c at a reasonable rate. Office on Illinois
street, first door north of Washington, West side. 24tf
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


nRoPOsAfs win he received at the office OF the Secretary OF
u state, unfh Saturday. tie Sis, dag IF -pag, le4o, if the delivery
of one hundred and hfty coFdso OF good sound wood ia be ent ~ two
frrt lengths, and delivered at the state House aud other state othees,
a. N. uui,rs ned may dfect, cor ed mp in good order: the delivery
thereof In be completed by the first day Of November next Bond
aud security will be required fF the performance of the contract
"a. J. HARRIS, -3Sdtgr Of Public -7co0aHts.
X. MAYHEM, Treasurer Of State.
Man II 1916. r47-3wl J. II. THOMPSON, Secretary Of state
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THNlIE subscribers would call the attention Of COUNTRY .MER-
~ CHANTS and The Public generally, 10 their full and splendid rs
sortment OF HATS and C9PS which they IN now selling at less
Than original cost, either wholesale or retail, Tor cash, II the Dayton
Hat and Shoe Store. 46-tf WiLMOT & co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29
TO BACHELORS.

ruyHE undersigned has on hand, for sale low for cash, Tnc
Chains, Double barred Locks, saws, Chisels, Files Of all sort:
single Buttons, sc. sc. with a general assortment of Hard War
Cali and see. gay A. BIRD, Opposite Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29
HARDWARE
NEW GOODS.

NsCYTHES, Seythe Sneeds, Axes, Drawing Chains, sp
- shovels, Curry Combs, Screws, Hinges, smoothing Irons
Coffee Mills, Tea Kettles, all loweT than ever at HEDDERLl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-29

EAMES p. DRAKE, assisted by q. BrownJ continues Ia keen
81 The above named Hotel. During the past summer, he hts buHt
an addition 90 his former establishment which enables HIM To present
10 the public a number OF neat and commodious noms. Ills stable
and carriage house are calculated 10 accommodate large number OF
horses and carriages His bills shall be reasonable and he win be hap
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