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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-10

GEN. HAyNA.-We find the following letter in the
Bloomington Herald. It's just like the Old General
and think Will secure him the Wing Senatorial
nomination, but not his election. We can't let that
last come to pass" General; though we had rather
beat somebody else, for auld acquaintance sake
INDIANAPOLIS, 2Sth May, 1916.
GES. ]. B. LOWE: SIR:-I have arrived at that
time of life when prohibited by the Constitution
from holding commission in the Militia of Indiana
believe you the oldest Brgadier in the Division
if so, then you must exercise the duties of Major
General.
am happy to inform you however, that my facu
ties, mental and physical, impaired by dcci
ming years, and If necessary will be found among
the ranks of volunteers Respe :tfully,
ROBERT HANNA
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Palo Alto, where the battle Of the 9Th was fought
means high trees; Resaco de la Palma, where the
battle of the 9th was fought the Palma Ravine
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ELECTION NOTICE.


UNIiE Madison and indianapolis
Railroad Company viii be held al Madison the Fourth Wed
nesiay ia June 1886.
Apr l. 56wiS N Secrefa
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Within two days, nearly 5000 immigrants have
rived In this city, says the N. Y News Of the I'd inst
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-10

Why don't the Dollar Newsletter" turn that
g d" in its head capszed the last six weeks
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,Who advertised the breast pin lost, year ago las
month Call and hear about IT.
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For Prosecuting Anorney Of The 9Th Circuit,
EARL s. STONE EDWARD LANDER
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Caps. Caps!


HAMILTON Cot My PROBATE toCRr, MAY TERN. 1916
Conod Mussc administering of the John Musbah, de-
of John Observation-Disclosures
of
Musach having flied his memorial suggesting
the Efficiency of the estate Of the deceased his
the satisfaction the onah Hinkie
Php nkle OF John
the pendecy Of the said memorial he given this
Tted three weeks the Indiana
Sentinel weekly published IN indianapolis in the
of Iona iiinke Philip Iiinkio
I've warned 10 appear this AT The August esoo
held h>e NOhesye, second Monday
said
he ~
The mn Tesi. lDHN G. RIRNS. Clerk.
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To COrrcspOndents.

E. T. White Have the old prospecuses, later
others No prospectus
needed than the &C., published IN every paper
and attach list being particular to write names OF
persons, and post offices distinctly.
Nee Of the patriotic eIerons OF
place raise You will have make them
infantry rihemen reckon" Should publish letter IN
we nom.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-10

Head Quarters Indiana Militial
General Orders. No. 3.

ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE,
indianapolis, Hd., June ;, 1916. (
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HATS. HATS! HATS T.

Spring and hammer Fashions. at Reduced Prices,
the Dayton T. shaIae Hat aud Shoe Stole, Washington
"a Street indianapolis.
Bearer Hats, fashionable style and finish.
Best leatr Bearer finish.
Extra Super .NOkIn ia sspeTfne bodf, hne article.
Bearer Hats, warranted TO well.
Sax Hats, good and durable hat
Caps. Caps!
Chiirens Fancy Caps, of every description.
Mems and BOYS and Winter consisting Of Fine
Cloth, Plush, Oh Cloth
&c fur bound mems Caps with article his
line Of business. J. X. SHARP.
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CANDIDATES:

.7nnonHeea By Request.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13


JAN. l2.-Ths United States VI. Gee ~ bSnsn-This
was action on judgment obtained ~ the United
States against the defendant OF the urn Of Thos
H. Smith, Son Co. for $50 900. II appeared that pre-.
yious TO the 1882 the Government obtained several
judgments against Thos II. Smith, Son Co., amongst
which was the Judgment in question Francis H. Smith
died and tho r became embarrassed, and
dissolved In 1897 act Of Congress passed en-
the Secretary Of the Treasury to csmpronse
ali claims which the Government had against the late
Arm with the trusses of the said arm. In pursuance Of
the act Mr. Woodbury. the then rotary Of the Tree
sury in the year 1885, mpromised their claims with
Matthias Bruen the trustee Of the hm and short
iy asr assigned him. without stating in the assign.
ent that he trustee all the Judgments they held
against Thos H. Smith Son and their securities IN CEN
alteration Of $2O0 000 which appeared Mr. Matthias
Bruen paid at the time Of the assignment into the eesu-
ry. Mr. Brusn lately caused suits TO Do instituted u
the Of the for the recovery Of those
judgments, alleging that he paid the considerations out
Of his funds and entitled to all the right title
and interest Of the Oovsrneut TO the title. For the de-
fence 1t Is commended that Mr.. NJ Bruen compromised
with the Government, and took the assignment % trvs
for the executors and securities Of the late arm o.
Thos H. Smith Som that he has direct interest IN the
Judgments and has now right to put them - suit Tor
his benedt The records thee issues and
the Court directed the jury to fnd follows ON esoh Of
said issues-Frst that Geo. w. Bruen sole surviv-
ing partner Of the firm Of Thos H. Smith Son. and was
not sole surviving Of that firm Second that the
judgments were compromised and finally settled with
Matthias Bruen a. of the firm and with Geo.
W. Brusu. Third, that Matthias Bruen holds the said
judgments so assigned to him trustee Of the said dr
of Thos. H. Smith Son. For plaintiff, VIM. Watson;
for defendant. N. d. Ellingwood.
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N1" oALkANs, Jan. o ioio.
The Effect OF fhs War Neps on the Mayksts-CyTm
- r.. -.
I'm. S "'es uaTsdna-lTreH,
the Murderer
lam sorrv IN sav thar bus;ne.. "a rrus,aI,,, Al,
$50 20 unusuany JUL
ior TINS season Oh the year. the cotton and flour
ket being in very depressed state The last revs
'o - 's ~Sf'~Sseu se"'e' Inc last news
by the Acadia taken In conjunction with the present
warks aspect Of affairs upon the Oregon bova
ssriouslv adscted IN co,tor r.rr., "a 1ss. !.
.,,.s."- ,'S..I. a"u hA's moi the
oou0' tnas prices VIII aii one cent in the pound
fall Of and cant tbs, ho, ,orsn nI... .;..- 49, -
49, - -. 80. 10, 'A"eh pisoe since the recep-
uon foreign news Purchasers foreign account are
afraid take hold and will not unless thew can mr.
chase at rates that win render profit little less upcsr
tain The arrivals the sst Of last and the st and "a
portion Of which 10 a superior arti The sales On the
3lst only reached SCI bagps alg 5sc,e Of cent On
the lst bur two hur ,sA fslr- f.e Z hardds .a on
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JAN l2This court occupied until quite late, with
the hearing of motions-after which, his Honor the
Chief Justice gave the following decisions upon pre-
vious motions and arguments- ..
Jcnas Phiiiips ct as sds Jdmss s. Pvinse-Moton for
a new trial denied with 81 costs Of opposing appeal
Robert .anderson James r. Drummond, ct ais-Simi
lar decision, with Like amount Of costs
Charles Dfimser Eiearer Cyabtvss, It sis.- SINH
lar decision with like amount Of costs.
Joshua FIeIden, ct ais Pierre r. Lahen, ct aIs-The
order at Chambers confirmed with 81 costs Of opposing
appeal. gas
Isaac L. Hedge The Mutual Safety Tnsurancs CSupo-
nyAn appeal from Chambers, confirmed with " costs
Of opposing appeal
John Wilson Us. Hopkins p. Hale.-Judgmsnt for the
defendant.
George W. Plat Mary Stewsrt.-Judgmsnt for the
defendant.
Bsnjamin .aymar Samuel Withereu, ct aIs.-Judg
ment Of nonsuit
This court will take up the argument calender to
morrow morning
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Two men named Henry Leach and George
Campbell, were arrested in New Orleans on the ist
inst, suspicion of being accessory the death u
Otis Arnold, iatboatman, who had been missing for
days. and who, az his partner represented had
large sum Of money about him. In the afsrnoon
of the lst funeral issuing iron the
neighborhood Of the domcf Of Leach. Nothing being
known In the nsighborhood Of death having occurred
surmises were entertained to who the corpse
could be-. On inquiry being made Leach and Campbell
presented the certificate Of BURIAL which they had
ccived from Of hyscians their Representa-
ton that the deceased had been over by drsy and
died in consequence. Suspicion became sroussd-ths
Coroner wa: cssd-the CONN opened, and the skull Of
the deceased found to be broken. The jury returned
verdict that the deceased his death by violence
Upon hearing decision the partner ofths dsossssd
who had previously stated his suspicious to the Second
Municipality Police informed them Of it, and shortly
afterwards they made the arrest When Leach was
examined. blood discovered his clothes, and
watch was taken from him. which the partner Of Arnold
who was present, at once said no recognised. & al
The new qsadriNa Of bull-fghters, arrived latsly
from Mexico at Havana. commenced their feats on TIE
22d and the Plaza de 7ores 1t Regla FULL and he
spectators delighted with their doiags. 1o1 1h
A lady of Wiscasett, Me-, has applied for q
divorce on ground that husband Keeps putting
his cold feet against her after they bed At night
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JAN. 11.-Bvsrd rs. Heson.-The jury rendered yer
Dict in this cause for the plaintiff yesterday morning
for $4,000.
TAomss Waite &C. Horace r. HofeAkin--This was an ac-
ton oil trover brought the value Of qusny
Of Competing, rugs oiicloths, mating &C. n is4s the
6rm Of r g. II. Gibbs, carpet merchants, doing bust
ness in Pearl street, having failed made an assignment
OF their premises and stock IN rsde tns ior
ihst ear sold the interest Of Gibbs Co. in the more
and property 10 Wilson Greene, and put him in pos
session. for which Greene gave his two notes payable in
thirty and sixty day. and mortgage the property
and On other goods which he brought into the store
and before the Arst note became due. the
defendant with Others the store the 9lth OF
October foowiDs between the hours Of and o'clock
tho evening and had the property removed, put
board the steamboat New York, and conveyed TO New
Haven and from thence to Fairhaven, whore they put Il
into the defendants store
The defence :ct up was-nrst, that the mortgage to
plaintiff was void naamuch the property not
cited, and set forth therein Secondly that Green was
10 defendant In sum Of - 500; that the latter
purchased the goods in good faith from the former be-
lore he had notice Of the plaintiffs claim and moreover
he paid to Green sum Of $1,000 in cash, In addition TO
the sum Of $4,000 which he owed him Sealed verdict
For plaintiff, Mr. woodward defendant, Mr. Jas.
NJ Smith.
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RICH SILKS, CASHMERES, SHAwLS, &c
% %. a::a !: %
R issis1 Fs.t h; s;i' Sa:1 II; !s
Also. several coasennsnss-sll Of which win b sold
being . :ssss e . si's. .e...a
x. Ss. SS; zseas 8: ben q: s
y sf sSsn e
.ndaes % h;. IN The way 81 os
M. r. q Co 20 .ss.rs sS al
s %
:.sf. e: ssA'; :s:
!: s and g, ;s:9'svs' 's
h S Stiii'; S sl:.'pi ~ 4; ;'"'sn
, - SILKS-eILKS.
.s, g: SI::;:: :sss:s I:::
*; vac Il: 3. Ss I.sy ~ y: sill. ..s,
Dc a &; 's:1as 81:
''o On. yard vide .pisnda Csm.ou sipsd sl. ,sa.s.d
H s;s:; si s.; ..ss.!s i.ys
Msa6eeni BOe.d: SIM. rieh that has ever been
Wds Satin ssnpsd Black SIM, have been sold a ssssea
Several cases Il wide Gro Dc khass reduced ss ss,s
High Lssus Gro d Rhines. NIX inches wide ly q Per
Xwid' Black sH sa HS;1ss..' sf,g;S 'd
ssa I'd g e ne :s + sss
G Il ..s s e! y: A.
f DosS. Il. a. WOOL h. h.v. .. ..s
ss:. q BECK. s s fss: Shaw: := s
S5 s.; ;s IT,; ,sss;s q: 6: =, -
S;u.s d. :s.:os .h.v, and he saiiis oeE win 10
'''' tAaiAEREs. MUSLIN DE LANES ac..
Between six thousand yards Of Moaeline 4 Lsn.
ss: ' e:h h s;'i'e ts: "a Hasa. a.
'l Soa... hds E.ps.; r.u. L.pia Co. M.aafss.i.n
Mea.: ss I, LAVE. ~ The san. n.l.. bright seleu al
Mou:.sn Ss Lanes psrior fabric rsd.esd = syas
Cashmere Z. Cosss all wool cost Is cents 70 import ealy
Cashmere L. Csse. superior suity, price 81 rsdussd -
We have many styles Of rs above GOOD s...esssAf
would call particular sttsn.isn 70 this wshA
we'll 'i FSE n; e : ;isSs;fiisss Sslss I'll
Alrge lot Of Paris made Closks just imported and YIN b
.s::.; II s:. Di: :; !. %
v.''sssa 81 ct D;r;; ;:.i fHx sffs &c.
splendid 10, rich F FL .sdsssa :: p cent
WI :::. .s:. ;si
shaded s'i rsYss m si ris ES; @
5sss sss S.. s.;; A:s c,
~ H i'si: saS r' saa: ES: seosS
A large sssustzasus OF flannsls. hrfgD ~
Bs,chsd LOaE Cloths, with full and ssnsa s''ernsss
Wshsvs nos specified the pacnsr styles and pees q N
above goods but intend 70 rsducs them TO such prices W
's AND MUSLIN N, Is 81 s e.
" sI7t h..
100 Dozen nsn Csnbr,e Hdkfs q 2. snS Y. ps CO..
" Dozen Of Gents French Linen Cambne nat,s sne NJ %
.0ld e.scty . PER cent iss; sn, ,ss snfy pce
v.s ~ .Ss Mech scas II win be soldvsry low.
WIN rreat variety Of other Fancy Goods.
are ANY merchants from other and cities
proved paper NJ a.: r..s SsD ~ Va
large Of Splendid Cashmere K Cosse Of rsruls
upn seydoar Seiber pscture just opened being
he riches have exhsb ted and vl hero
tailed % TO cent? yard les than they hare ben
sold BY the IN This makst We invite all % es ed
7 LAWRENCE, MYERS 4 CO.. . Stone street, have ~
IL received per snps Eperver and sea the undsrsnfsssd
Brandies:-
Guard, Dupuy Co. in half pipes, pale and da,h vinssss'
PePaSnet sBsshsr, % @ e e.
Which g1r e. sale The saas Is ssa's esseE s:ss'
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LoUrsvIILE, Jan. 2, 1916.

LoUIsvTLE, Jan. 2, 1916.
Since my letter, in which Gen. Pitcher PLAYED 90
conspicuous part, there has little or nothing occur
red worth chronicling, until New Years Eve, when
there was grand fancy dress ball given To de-
scribe this ball. in every particular would take more
room than you would be willing to allow mo- and more
time than would like to devote to it. will give few
Of the most prominent charactsr however, and lot me
add before commencing that all in ALL was the grand
est thing Of the kind which has ever came of in this
city.
The principal characters played were the Pirae-the
Indian Chief-the Race Rder-ths Jockey-U 8. Officer
the Russian Count-ths Young Bride-the Nun Of st
Ursula-the perfect Lady and the Miss of tweivethe
Pirate This character was assumed by H-n and
played to perfection All the savsgsness Of the despe
rate man was delnated with great force and effect The
pirate costume but tho yell Of the red man was lacking
The Count. BY 81, was the best character Of the
evening. The dress magnificent and the character
well sustained No one is more capable Of filling such
character than he Poss':s: all tn: tact and
Gus, he Is perfectly at home. The Race Rider, by B
was well performed If the spurs had been there. The
Jockey, BY young B.. was good. with the exception
failure; his great unsasiness Of msnnsr spoiled the
character. L. would succeed much better IA the char.
acter Of Dolbaby than any thing else. The Young
Bride, By Miss g., was happily chossn, and venture
play part in reality odds Of half Of her fortune
The Nun of St Ursula was play ed by Miss o. quite
handsome young lady with no lack, but perfect con-
seriousness Of T. The perfect Lady. and the Miss Of
two sweeter creatures caused man to taste Of
love.
There were many others in half character but none
worthy of place in the Herald.
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JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

JOHN BARLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
140 Broadway and 70 Liberty Street,
Fall and Winter Goods suitable for 0entemen wear Of
fers them the reasonable and solc
READY MADE = CEo S1sfi1iS e'e-
consisting OF Dress and Fock Coats Pants Vests surtous
Cloaks, Sacks and Once C,ats, which will be sold
'''0" ~" =. AT - COST % 81 s0ia'y'
"A large and choice Of Shirts, Scarf CYava
s: On h,r.
made and trimmed. aud 81 warranted
~ For sale, a.plendid Coaehmans Coat. DIS lm.me
AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR
INvIGORATOR.
restorative il a. where badness beyond tie
reach Of art Prepared solely BY A. ~,
State and ceun. F.s a. PM5ssSSMsy
!e corner Of Tenth Chesnut streets. Fhsdeiph.
Fulton street 1ooilyn; Fs;eS:. MsSon S U., ,s
c. Go1cs ~ W0p
l. G. Dqbocs, New Paltr Landing, Ulster Co.; A. & q
a. HHH sa! I. s..: n
q sD5ns 81 E,ss.r; sssE sorf No. s Grind
9 Ros EE AVID iis;;s
CREAMS defy comparison in America Europe No per
wu any other after using this Emol!ient Paste Iii
%f any Nor. to soaSncs you f~arn.n, Il '' 10 mol
JULES HAUELB
PerfnmerY and Chemical Store,
Is South Third street Philadelphis
md By my agenn:-J Jaqusmod, No. as Broadway; +. A
Willard s. W. corner q C.ds1 and Wiliiam ssees
fems.Tns awardrd at The Frsnklis nstitute MS imsve
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Varlctfas.

Court Calendar-This Day.
CRcuIr CoURr-43 49, 40. 40, so. 81, 90, ~, Sc, ~,
IS, CO. 81, 81, g.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day Pnce cents per COPY
~ . per annuu--psy ,ble In advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Satur ,ay-Prcs sk csat
per copy--Sl11k per annnm-paysble in advance
In advance a
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des-
patch. 1854 N.1'
~ All letters communications, bv mail addressed 70
the establishment must 90 poat paid or the postage viii be
deducted from the Subscription RENTED
LANES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEW YonK HERALD EsrA BLuHMnNr
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nissan streeta
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ARTICLES

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
much ssa.a rs display s C choice as Per-
'ss ss az
4. s:; i Es 4:
+: ;asss.:s e: :.
ss a.esU 6 d ne rs
equal to that Of any European PerfumsT:
bIa;ed foreign houses will ali time. 30 spt hand
n: from nd % X H
IT. su..S. g, s APP O.ss.s nOd,y:
which viii liz vssu. q Creating new or
To; :is z
Ss .ss
q " &c saas &:
mp e; ia C ehsppiag e The 81 '.1 ~,
s sa w ws s. i :, ssD
He oas!. X. COSMETIC CREAM. 50 Invaluable an .pp
cation delicate faces ssr shavng much elegant
sss f &. H bead. Sns ESSENCES poMATuMs
"a sos
dsrsd ACTION he Se;p Or :ootSins emoIa.s pro
ss ';: :sd
Ps ms.s Nth
IL sSs
Of the hair and to Be conoanded with the thou
BEx OIL public i psrtey
vs. which differs from other sabs:sacss Of similar
For che quality Of hs goods he refer Mess AspiD
able chemists Of this city, who for the lut several have
vended articles Of his manufacture.
n i:.s s s's
boz S "a S =: sn back The
~ and good faith when from the Of the articles there
;Rs 20 s
good faith. call i most ' EGSkNEE i SDTssEL
No. ss Bssaasy 2S: q !sa
dsi im're and liz ChesOut strset. Phiisd-Ivh,s
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&The Trustees of the University Of Alabama, have
estsblshsd Professohp Of Law, and elected the Hon
B. =. Porter to al the new chair.
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|I'1NKFEINII y


40. sad = 44alarge Building.
- ia iunLlC will find at the above rooms general asort
a. at my Factory in Boston. dN lnssr
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rr !: as.!!s cSs?i:; "a fs:5sss.,

andy my agenn:-J B. JsequsnoS, noii3 Bros1way; "
Willard 3. W. corner OF cedn and William street, - =
Pvrurinu awarded the frsnks luafisuts uys .y
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cd Drilled Eyed Needles, warancsd equal IN quality d
any inpsed into the United sttss and ,eid Wholesale e.y
By JAMES WALTON,
W02-S"' 'TF'Ss 55lE:fiiA5s g & g.: ! 1!.a.
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7 LAWRENCE, MYERS < CO.. % Stone street, have n
- received snips Epevier and Sss the unds
Brandiex:-
Guard Dupuy Co. in half pipes, pale and dark vinsss
leSo TO lM =.
PePaSnea sBsshsr, % q e e. w
wsk v y;s.r 40, ssls n. ssss ssSss ssso heuss
lock aad entitled to dsbenture. @mT
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HARTWELL'S
" a 3 HIN q TON USE.
103 CheStnut Street,
PHILADELPHTA-

RAIHD Just neoduced-Warm and 1olA-sn fine apart,
manu o both ladies and gentleman the entire
n,zaon aud htting mp Of department the Washington
House complete. diI Imsn
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CkOTON WATER
vel. . the 1 Hs's w.. E Hsss
mas y e: ;1b;sIss They
rendering ehry.sns dyrsns o. every
They can Be attached sf S5SsTe
rSssss W 81 $S.
INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, &c.
Ck0 GROSS steel Pen Black Writing Ink SIS and
IC ssi RI r s o
g &C @ H.: 1.iss: as s t.:
The sbcys N.r.ns.d eau. 70 any in the country De-.
'sr supplied on '''e''' terms rh IS BAvps
j., ,m ia john :s., ss sspss:s sc:a
THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
cr spD sr.sS.s E
Premu|.s npd Hishe,t HonOr. st the E1hibos q
Nsr Ys and the best
&
er mandatory. - Oh 1mpGWeme
ExT SE yEN8s %
NYMPh sSmpossd e an s:.t . bcssns Il
,as :s
As creator and Of that most dstnRnhipg
; ss.ss ss:s
s e 4 .s K. o the
msrs sdImistars msdicinsy for i: a.
S'sns ana 'as .sSs CO. IT, S
% n y . n
tan, pmple fscklss nburn and Other ussshY cuta-
ne9ns vistaoass nimical to female loveness Ia
VIII chrDss the most bilious complexion into Of "a
dIsnt wntsneu while on the neck hands and arms be
slows dsliesey and fairness which IL continued will hsp
p os s :sy oysathfu charm 70 the
For sale, Wholesale sad retail. by,,
fnctical Chemist and Perfuuer,
and by my agenu:J Jscqs soj No as Bros3 ~ A.
Araut, Lafayette Bazaar Nos. M and Isl Broadway; A.
Prsurinw awarded the frsskiss patsuts us ,.ye
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-12-03

~ yi,.ce of ! vi. Of vendisioni sxpenasise
I'D saed from tbe cousf of comeen Pleas In and !
for ihe COUNTY sfre,nem and Slate ef Ohio, sol
me directed and deIlyeied, shall oner for sale
q public yepdoe, - ihe ddorof a. Court House.
10 Kslidu in said county o. satrNay the ninth
day Of January "A. d. l847 between The hours o.
10 s'clook A. NJ and four o'clock ?. M. Of said
day tho following described real estate % wit;
Tho nor,h wss; quarter Of the south east
quattef Of section number eight Of township
numbof Two south Of range number six east con
tanning forty acres Of land. Appraised at $i30
The moth cast quarter sfths south east quarter
of nscsien number eight oi township number two
south Of range number six eass. containing forty
acres Of land Appraised az $i70.
Aud The north west quarter Of the septh west
quarter Of section number nine eftownship num.
ber i've south Of range Number SIX east contain
Ing forty acres ofland. Appraised q $50 70 sat
isly q Judgment rendered In the Court aforesaid
il favor 81 Thomas Griffith and against Edwars
Griffith In an action Of Assupssit in attachment.
ssrsr,'s osy,cs, 1 Il'i z "a a cs.
IS xsIida NovrT. 4. 3O0ew