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% CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; ara invited TO examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
p'ete at his Old Established Store WateEs ID door
from Calvert. o9l
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UNIVERSITY Of MARYLAND

Az-FACULTY OF PHYSIC-INTRODUCTO
LECTURES. Prof. SMITH will deliver his Introduc-
tory Lecture TO DAY, al Z. O'Clock, P. NJ. in the
Chemical Hall of the Medical College, Lonoard-st
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
O27 St WILLIAM Z, A. AKIN. Dean.
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HIE-DR, ELIJAH PRATT'S PATENT ARTIFI-
CIAL hIPPLES-Patented July +h, l5i5---ls now
offered to the public for the first time IN this city,
certain remedy III the following distressing cases,
viz: Where the nipple is enti!eiY wan.rg-or heing
inverted or where il mas come off by the child nurs
ing upon it-where II is eScoriatel OF sore, or the
child's mouth is In all the above cases the child
will nurse with perfect to itself and the mother.
THE names Of a number of medical men, who have
applied ii in practice, and have given the proprietor
permission refer 10 tiem may DE seen appiica-
lion 20 ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner Of Hanover and Market streets,
o3-lm Wholesale and Retail Agents COR Bait
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{d3- TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE. The
MILFORD BARD respectfully informs the citizens
VI na,oi ., on" ~, PT I S sy eat ue nas
street, work of about 300 pages, which will contain
his poedca and prose writings, on moral, sentimental,
patriotic and humorous subjects. The author partic
uarly appeals to the ladies for patronage at whose
suggestion the work has been gotten up Il will con-
tain engraved likeness of the author, besides other
embellishments, and will be handsomely bound in
embossed cloth, at 81 per copy, payable or the iely
cry of the work.
The author, having reformed his life in toto, is de-
sirous of getting start in the WORLD that he may rem
der himself useful TO his fellow
few copies will be bound in very superior style,
for Christmas and New Years presents, at 81 so and
s. so per volume.
Those who would encourage native author in
well doing, will please leave their names at the office
of the Baltimore Clipper stating the price at whl
they subscribe. 0ib
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g&xertcaty 8epstDltcatE,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ger 80, 1915

MEETING To-NI0u1 We desire the atten-
ton of all those who are favorable to the prin-
cipes OF the Native American party, to the
meeting OF the convention which is to be held
tonight. All persons favorable to the cause
are invited to attend; and as a question OF
great importance is to be discussed and decided
by those present, it is hoped that the assem-
blage will be large.
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0y- NATIVE AMERECANS-Yoar CITY CON
FENTION VIII meet at UNION HALL, on WE'D
NESDAY (This) EVENING, 29th last, at half past :
O'Clock All true lovers Of "Our Country" are in
ved to he present that OCCASION as business is
be transacted in which you are all deeply interested,
Come one, come ali BY order,
O3S-2i JAMES 8. PIPER. Sec'Y,
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03- The REAL AMERICAN TOM THUMB, Col.
J. h. CHAFFIN, tho smallest man in the known
world being 20 years old and standing only 2S inches
high has again arrived in this city ami will he eyh
bited for few days only, AT UNION HALL, No. 70!
Baltimore street. For particulars bills.
Doors open from \, NJ. 20 p, NJ. AdmttanCt 25
cents-children l2t, O29-2t'
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.


Ug-FACULTY OF PHYsiC-5sssIoN or 1855.
The Lectures will commence on MONDAY, October
9th, and continue until the lst Of March ensuing.
d w uA1J Nm Obstetrics and Medical
49, " -' " Jurisprudence.
VIM. f. A. AKIN, NJ. D. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
NATHAN L, SMITH, " Surgery.
sAN,rpT Curvy :: Therapeutics, Materia Me
''''' Z" N""'' dlca and Hygiene
JOSEPH ROBY, " ( Anatomy aad Physiology.
T.. BARTLETT, g Theory and Practice of
VIM. POWER " Medicine.
CIV. MILTENBERGER,{ Demonstration of Anatomy
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Sur
gerry every day at the Baltimore lnfrmary, opposite
the Medical College. Fees for the entire course $50;
matricuatioh fee SIS; graduation fee 600; clinical tick
ct trec dissectng ticket optional with the student
Comfortable board may he Obtained in the vicinity of
the Medical College for $3.50 10 $3.50 per week
WILLIAM L. A. AKIN, nj. d.
Dean of the Faculty.
Prof BARTLETT not having yet returned from Eu-
rope Or. PowER has been appointed Lecturer on the
Theory and Practice of Medicine, and will discharge
the duties Of that Chair Until the Professor returns.
s22 cost
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DROWNED. Mr.. Ohio Martin, young man
residing about miles from Boonsboro', Md,
while walking across the dam on the Antie-
tam, on Saturday morning last, he was seized
with spasm, and fell into the creek and was
drowned,
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EHRIsTIE'S TENT GALVANlC
" RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
NEW YnRK lame 99 Las

Dr. A. Fl, Chrlstle-
Dear Sir-l have from nay childhood been affte ted
with almost constant nervous headache AID reumas-
ic pains in my legs and arms. have often suffered
SO intensely that it has prevented from folowias
my usual occupation, and frequen thy destroyed nay ap
petite. My nervous debility and weakness has goa
sequeny been great, that afie having tried amos
every thing without relief, gave up in despair was
recommended to try your Galvanc Rings and Mag
netie Fluid and only at friends urgent solicitation
was induced to do Its effect upon my system WA
almost miraculous. After few hours the appea-
ton appeared 10 strengthen my nerves, relieved ne
of my headache, and have had no relapse of H..
rheumatism or any other pains since the FIRST day.
would therefore uuhesitatingly recommend your Cal
vanic Rings and Fuid to those afflicted IA have aeer
Respectfully, JACOB b, OGS BURY.
l62 William stree.
The genuine for sale at
SETH 8. HASCE.
corner Ch aries and Pratt SITS
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Gg-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. liz, for la5:
IS SO 40 IL 20 IS 50 63 2s AS II 6224
Is and So, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $50
II and 43, being the Sd and 18th drawn Nos. each 30
% and 26, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each 25
SO and 60, being the 18th and 9h or 90 and 45, be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos each 20
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on an, each 10
All having one only of the drawa Nos. or, - S
From the old established House Of
EMORY. No . n Calyer,-at
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THE FIRE AT ST.. CATHAEINEs, (CA.) The
mill destroyed on the 9th inst. contained about
$4,000 bushels of wheat, 5000 of corn, 200 bar
rels of -four IS to 100 tons of bran and shorts,
and 1000 or 5000 empty barrels. Total loss
estimated at $50, ooo-of which $4,000 falls on
the Mutual, and $4,000 on the Montreal Insur-
ance Co,
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From the Republican and Argus.

N3- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor, the king and the beggar indeed its
CONSUMPTION has become general, that it is hard to
For ourselves we prefer a rich Cigar. All there they
are! box OF the agreeable deluders-BOOTH'S
BEST. Boy, light match, so that we can luxurate
for few inmates, until the devil calls for copy. PaS,
PUFF! PUFF.!! An BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, We would recommend
them 10 the "YELLow House," at the Hanover Mar
ket-right on the o29-,fr
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FLOUR. The prices of flour gave way on
Friday, in Pittsburg. Sales were made at a..
rs, and buyers were exceedingly careful. One
sale at s4-ls. The article went up little toe
rapidly.
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Mr.. BANCROFT. The Secretary of the Ma
Wy, Mr.. Bancroft, is detained in Philadelphia,
in consequence of the dangerous illness of a
| dauuhteI
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CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. We were going to say
it is astonishing to see the great plumbers who both day
and evening are visiting this painting; when we take
into consideration the magnifcence Of the scene, the
spendor of its execution and the happy and lasting in
iuence upon the minds of visitors, our as,oRshmcni
ceases To see it is to behold all that the sight can
desire, upon Two hundred square fee, Of canvass
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WTOR LEASE. A LOT OF GROUND situated
n on Pennsylvania Avenue, near the Whatc sat
Meeting House, 100 feet front, with depth of 200
feet having never falling spring on the rear of the
lot, will be leased moderate terms Tor nnety-nine
years, renewable forever. Apply to
o29-3t DAVID MARTIN, l9l Baltimore-st.
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% REMOVAL. DOCTOR TANNER has re-
moved his Residence and Office from No. 81 Fayette
stteet 10 No. As EAST LOMBARD STREET, (south
side,) between High ard Exeter streets.
{G3- See advertisement. o23-lwt
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fGy-CORUNER's OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st mhl2-ly
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the ere.
~ dltorS Of ELISHA DIMMITT, an insolvemt
debt0r, to produce their claims (p'iOr the applica-
ton OF said nsOvent for the benefit of the ins0lvent
laws,) properly authenticated TO the undersigned, or
to GEoRGE EARNEST, ESQ, Auditor Of Iusolvent debt
ors estate, before the first day of January 1886
preparatory to 4 dividend of assets.
ORVILLE HORWlTZ,
C29 iaw3' Isl Attorney for Trustee
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AMERICAN MECHANICS READ This. The
New York American Patriot says, that there is
German cabinet maker in that city, who has
in his employ eighteen Germans, and all that
he pays for their labor is one dollar week and
their hoard!
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6NO-PARTNERsHlP. WIN. ROGERS am

A NO-PARTNERSHlP WIN. ROGERS and
" WIN. BOYD have this day assoc lated themselves
Tor the conducting of the business of Merchant Tai.
Tors, at the former Store OF Mn. RUGEgs, No. 1876
MARKET STREET, five doors west of ST. Paul-st.,
the hon6e formerly occupied the Citizens Bank.
{q}- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
Uonage of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that they will find TO be to their
interest TO give as their patronage.
&c Gun Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
2Sth Oct, l545 o2g ROGERS * BOYD
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GREAT MUSICAL ATTRAcTlos--The Striss Bel
Ringers. The first concert of these singular perform
ers upon the Bells, will come Off this evening at the
Saloon Of the Assembly Rooms. Since their last visit
TO Baltimore they have visited all parts of our confed
e,acy, and have met with the most astonishing sue
cess. They will give but four concerts in this city, as
they leave on Monday next, en- route for Mexico
They will be assisted by Miss Caroline Hiffert, pop
ular vocalist, from the New York Concerts.
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ETiFTY DOLLARS REWARD. The a
n hove reward will be paid Oh the arrest aud con-
Vlcton OF the person persons who defaced and cut
the front of my dwelling, Ne 1862 Bond 81, on Mon
day night, the 27th of October.
THOMAS DONAHUE, Logan Hail.
oc29 81 corner Bank and Bond SITS, T. p
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tOlnef % E1Ho'cl ttiu pldthttsNtcis,
o3-lm Wholesale and Retail Agents Cor Bait.
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THE OREGON QUEsuoN. 1t Is reported that
the British Minister has proposed to submit this
question to arbitration, and that MIR. Buchanan
the American Secretary of State, is willing to
acquiesce, but that he is overuled by the Pre-
sident.
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SETH 8. HASCE.
corner Ch aries and Pratt SITS
O2) and l66 Baltimore 81,
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EARTHQUAKE AT New YORK. The n. York
Journal OF Commerce of Monday evening says:
On Sunday evening rumhling noise as hea-
w carriage, lasting about half minute, was
heard at nearly the same time (about quarter
past six o'clock over large district Of country
including this city, the west end of Long Island,
and West Chester county, and perhaps farther.
In some places the houses are said to have sha-
ken sufficiently to startle the inmates.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-18
From the New York Morning Nescs.
Letter from Mr.. Van Rurcn.

We have been favored with the following admira-
bic letter for publication. The views which Mr.. Van
Buren, takes of the duty Of ALL in the present position
of the Texas question, emnently right and patr-
otto, and cannot but find response In every truly
American heart
LINDENwALD, Sep. 2, lS45.
DEAR SIR.-I have had the honor to receive your
friendly letter, conveying to me- by IFS direction, the
proceedings of spontaneous meeting of the Democra
cy Of the 10Th and 18th Wards Of the city of New
York
The just discrimination and patriotic ardor by which
those proceedings are distinguished do honor to the
meeting, and in harmony with the invaluable prin-
ciples and past lives of those who composed it. l
have read them with great satisfaction, and do not,
IN the least doubt that theyipeak also the sentiments
of the Democracy of the whole city.
Without more particular notice OF the contents OF
the Resolutions respect to all of which my senti-
ments well understood will content myself with
single remark upon only OF the points they en-
brace 1t is well known that the preliminary steps
taken by the late administration for the annexation OF
Texas did hot under the then existing circums ances,
meet with the appreciation of portions OF the Demo-
cratic party. Yet you are, in my judgment, quite
right IN assuming that that measure has been SO Tar
consummated under the sanction of the constituted
thorities of both Governments, to render all fur
Their agitation of the question, or obstacles to Its ami
cable completion by the citizens of either country, I'M
wise and highly lnexpedent. To refrain from such a
course is not only in honorable consistency with the
justice and sincerity of the dissenting opinions to
which have alluded but, under the circumstances,
the performance of solemn duty the part of those
who held them. 1t scarcely be necessary to en-
large upon the extent which the imperative nature of
that duty would be increased should our country be
involved in a with Mexico in consequence of the
adoption of authorized measures to carry into full and
fair effect the compact Enumeration. That no such COLI
sequences may follow. is for many reasons to be most
earnestly desired But if the result be otherwise
cannot permit myself to doubt that the Administration
will, it ought, be supported in the prosecution of
such war by the hearts and hands of the whole peo-
pie
1 am, dear sir, very respectfully and truly yours,
M. VAN BUREN,.
Mr. JoUN D. KELLOGG.
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lN PROBATE COURT COUNTY.
Henry Todd admniFtrator apd Frances Phillips. adnnsa
trx Of the Estate Of Israel Phillips deceased Thomas Phil
lips James Phillips Israel Phillips. William Phillips John Phil
lips Sarah Ann Phillips CAtharine Phillips and Nancy Phillips
Petition for sale Of Real Estate &C.
ISRAEL Phillips of the above named defendants hereby
notified that the August 1916, of said Probate court
the above named Henry P Todd and Frances Phil
Administrative, Philpps
filed this petition said
Of certain real estate therein describe make the assets
in their hands the de outstanding against said
against him and the other defendants above named the heirs
said Israel Phillips deceased also affidavit of disinteested
person showing that he resident the State Of Indiana
that said petition pending in said court and further that
he, said Israel said thest day of the
term thereof TO he held the in indianapolis the
second Monday In October said Petition
show cause any why such real should lie sold In
aud said petition prayed, default thereof DECREE
will he taken agansthiIn-
BY order Of the court.
Attest .1u II II N. K
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BITTEN BY A RAT-ErtraOrdinar Casa few
evenings ago, young named Hays, assist
ant in the provision store of Mr.. Bancroft, on the
corner of Purchase and Federal Streets went home to
his house, and putting his hand in the closet in the
dark, felt It seized sharply. Upon Withdrawing it,
he found large rat adherng to him so firmly that he
could not shake the off till he had killed it.
The wound left was inconsiderable, and Mr.. Hays
thought nothing of the matter till his hand began to
swell. Upon calling medical aid it was found that
the virus had spread through his systems and he now
lies in very dangerous state In the opinion of the
physician amputation would be useless, and he can
live but short time. The swelling in the hand has
now subsidized and it appears as if withered Boston
Post.
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siessr. Sanford x Park, Springfield Ky. May H. ls4S
cents-I opportunity informing yeu post
markabe cure performed upon ne by the use of Dr war Bal
SAM Of Wild Cherry In.
In the year s4o watake with an Of the
when gradually resOverrd
In the fall Of 1881 attacked with cold, which seated
the space three years
hned bed kinds meaieinss and
OF medical aid without benefit aud thus wtard along until the
winter of Is44 when heard Of Bzsfar Balsas Wild Cherry"
My friends persuaded give trial. Jseh had
all hopes Of and had prepared ysef for the change Of
another world Through their Solicitations induced 10 make
use of the Ge"uns Hars Bssaa IF wttd Cherry The shset
truly astonishing Afer fec of anietion and
rng and aer having four fire hundred dO0s to no
purpose and the best and most respectable physicians had proved
unavaing, ha,h blessing "
Cod use of wi.tars Balssm q wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good heah and such my altered appear
no longer my aeouaint
$50.
Ihave gained rapidly weight, my flesh is firm and solid
much person. and food agree
eaten during months than had
five years before, 20,
Copsdering my miracle, deem for
the good afflicted, duty pOPreOrs and
fellow should where relief had
make this public.
May the blessings of God rest upon the prOprietO
Bile a medicine as wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, VIM H. BAKER
aThe following from Doctor Ritchey Franklin Ind
high his and ranks among poll
teans Of the State shall speak for itself Of the
sGenuine wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Franklin Ind, April "a, Is4s.
Messr Sanford & ParkI have hut
Of wild cherry remaining hand Of furnished
by heretofore waited until had sold and had pbnsd
the for one lot before ordered apOker But such the
demand for the article that wish without
therefore led to anticipate little The money for the last ethz
be forthcoming by lot disposed Of which, from e
sales have made lately think will be but short time Thee
feets OF the basam in many kngy benehta 35
improves Upon acquaintance than other Patent Menf
Almost all fail be-
ing able hear the of sink into diss
This however be most highly valued by those Who hae
tested its virtues and healing efficacy IN their 9wn
Yours resPeetfuIIy, -. g. JAMES RIrcHEY.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by SANFORD n PARK, nsa
NoTtheast corr Of Fourth and Walnut sta,
md x TO- INST O He Al
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riee years bilious climate, and
curing Of the diseases above named
Those who suffering diseases of Kind
who have become nvads from their effects upon the constitution,
india cholagogue invaluable remedy Cor pur-
flying blood thoroughly cleansing system
bid Effects Of a bilious climate.
The wonderful operation Of the Choagogu cradcatng bile
om the human only explain extraordinary
in the speedy thorough ague,
the various grades Of Intermittent and mitent feve
From wrlks. Uaasd States Dri J.dg. G. District
MI Edward Bingham Detroit, Oct 80, Isu.
Dear s-with great pleasure fact Of The complete
and radical the Fever Agpe which my
liam attacked by use pursuant dircctipn
goods India chosgogue. He had attack
witnessed, and aPPrrhended long this disease, which
the wa resided az Teeumseh. But
pOyidentaly led notice your advertisement in relation
this MISUNDERSTANDING and the Of bottle bruks
the disease, and confident has effected radical
months have elapsed without Of IL, and in
the o. robust health Il ausbe dicine and
should be generally known ROSS WILKINS.
F0r Hon. sfErHES V. r. TRowBRDsr Of Michigan State
Mr.. Biagham-YOu me you 1 Know of Dr.
OsgoOds India ChCagugne, anti bilious medicine
that the virtue this medicine generally known,
the Fever and sgue would disappear in Michigan.
procured bottle in the spring of 1884, and have good
believe that family eseGpedhe Ggue last spring in
sequence Of its
Perhaps ofth fine peinular
has the fever and been prevalent the last have
mended this medicine and when the disease
known fail! Ii has universally produced the happy
effects believe has exceeded by medicine ina
removing the bilious diseases of lima
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN V. r.. TRowBRIDGE.
- -
e. FAEsswoRrH Chancellor Of Tia State Of .ekgGz.
=. DETRoTT,
Mr.. Edvad Bingham, Drnggist, Defroa.
made Dr. osgood India ChOagOgue and have
opportunities witnessing sautsry by
Others believe valuable medicine for the II fever
gue also that its proper will prove certain
preventive against It's which persons no have been
afflicted with il are liable. Very respectfully,
E. FARNSwoRTH.
FYua Lusus AbsOtr, " d. Surgeon Urited 1y
DFTRoIr, Oct I, ls4I.
To EduDdrd Bingham, Eq The sale Of the India Che
goguI hereby certify used the India chOsgogoe
prepared by Charles osgoOd, NJ D for intermittent fsvers, and
my saDgune expectations in the Of said
perfectly safe
yer, dumb ague Of any other form Of intermittent fever
testify has vicinity.
Others where has been ussd, acqud high
that every where has been used knowledge has
ersay produced speedy cure per-
health, when all other remedies have failed.
Respectfully yenr-. IycIUs ABBOTT.
Price 81 So Sold in Cincinnati Ohio wholesale and retail by
SANFORD * PARK, agents West, their West
Depot for the safe Family Medicines,
corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
Sold BY ToMLISsoN BROTHERS, Indianapolis