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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
CITY HOTEL,
TX 1 c In nm o m d Va.

TNHIS new and large establishment was open-
ed BY The subscriber on the eIs iih the assistance
m h'Ar ate the Iona tried and well Proprietor OF
Their undivided attention to the eo convenience Of their
patrons The House situated OF the Civ ON the
ground lately covered po,ed Old Beu T,vs,n "a =
handsomely provided wh furniture entirely new sober civil
asa attentive ass and reasonable SHARE
Of the patronage Of the parne numerous and
nat o. Oh friends and aequainanees three years eIprr
ehSe IN the BoDnshrook Hotel think thew
supply an equivalent for bestowed on them tab
wei formed and provided under management of Mr. VIM
WOOL ataebed TO the houso
nf himself the proprietor arriving with their own ho,
may be assured Of good for them.
JOHN MINGE q SON
~ FeeFsburg ntegeneer National Ineigenee and Upion
Washington d. c. Raleigh Star Standard He
rad and Recorder, Norfolk Herald Beacon and Richmond
Enquirer WaTrenon Pag copy for three weeks
and send their paymsni. De 2s-f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

spring and summer Arrangcnient-Ncw Rail
Road and Steamboat Line between Rich
mond- Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Port
WalthaiI.
E~s The Public are hereby notified that
s&<fczc1Hzzs. the splei 4 Steamboat MOUNT VERNON
CAPT L. MITCHELL Is between Pou waihal Ind
Norfolk in Peters
burg at the low rate Of One Dollar including
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAY Wednesday
Morning. at 81, breakfast board the Mount
arrive At Norfolk between and NJ Returning
Vernon leaves Norfolk Tuesday Thursday
day mornngs b'eakng board Mount
and arriving nj Port Wahal by ~ O'Clock ~
by D.! 81.
will be perceived from ie above comfortable and
expeditions line visiting Norfolk
opportunity OF raD.aetnE and returning
morning 10 be absent from their
Tee Mount Vernon VII stsp the landings
Rive ise IN and and any points
the nveT where n sIsnal O, made.
The public assured determination the
propreors 10 keep this line permanently
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk
al the lowest
For further information Tickets freight apply Depot
Of the Richmond and F rsbrTg Railroad Company
Agent. nah 25
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
U0GGET Il ANDERSON,

AND UPHOLsTERERS, No. o, CoyERNoR 81
III AVE just received large and beautiful as
sormrni Of Preach American Paper BorIrr
feScreens Venetian and Blinds
Shades Plain and Cooured Mating may other ares. m
our line OF business which with great care t
SUIT The a'e OF hi, community We respectfully soe ea from,
our friends and the public generally disposed to sen ON
A. reasonable terms city are always pr
pared 10 attend 10 any work in line punetuay
Etrietest desire o give Easf.etioa =, oo-Aa.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
Rirbmona Dailp ubis.

RICHARD II. TOI.ER, Editor.
WYATT W. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

COparIncrship.
We have this day formed a connexion in business, rs
sad that the arrangement
for the eonticnee ct cur Sc
nior's friends public generally WIN ANDERSON Jr-
Feby list IsI7-1 JAS A TRCE
Second supply OF Spring Clothing.
W. have by recent arrivals received II large
w Ready Made Coihng. Of the newest styles
and best qualities, consisting psu as fonowsI
Fine dab CashHleret sacks
Pine black do do
Pine brown, grey and drab ETmancts
Handsome gold mixed do
Goadm CoCdngton Sacks
Black French cloth do
Pine brown do do
Plaid, linen, gingham, and other Sacks
Black silk and yalcnia Vests
Pine white Mansa1es do
Black aud cold Cassu,eTe Pants
CambAe', linen aud cotionade do
CTavats, Esarfs &c, too numerous TO msniOs.
wishing purchase deal OF Clothing with lr
naoaey do y ~ calling my KEEN co
IME-IINE25O casks Limc unsoli Of schooner
II Mount cargo for sale from vessel IN Dock
10 A wUTTLOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
second supply OF spring CIothing.

InE-IINE95O casks Lime unsoii Of schoonr
Mount cargo for sale from Dock.
10 A wUITIOCK.
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1870 NuLLIFIERS AND sLIPPFRs
nay r. Just received handsome assortment
gents superior NuIfers and Slippers OF the sohsst OF
the latea e' a"0 aie ~
'eLtmsn that troubled COINS or tender feet will 6rd
tue above Shoes just the thing the season
Je5 FRANKLIN pro.A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
DIR. pI.Iane,s Liver Pin.
b D ia q! M RSS|
4 zs}X I]5g Iszs

perfectly safe may be given 10 chill
dren tender infancy
as 10 colo water or any KIND oil hood fuges mildly subduing
everdeoys and expels with inyaabls Is
easily administered to children.
That these valuable properties feasy
still claiming the additional advantages of
bulk and requiring OF the drenchng which Worm Tea and
other supposed Vermiuges demand During its brilliant
has introduced into families
accessible vermuge tried
where has promptly expelled Worms to almost incredible
amount -
evidence of the surprising effects of DR.. MLAxr's WORM
SPECIFIC, We give the following:
Saturday February 1885, Mr. Richardson called
at the Drug Store Kidd Co.. corner of Wood and Fourth
streets Pittsburgh, Pa, and made the following
child of had sick
her purgave medicines but had done her
neighbofs and said Worms that
the spoke the effects she
had Witnessed ON using HLaRe's Specific
ncighborhood We procured vigave teaspoonfu
child discharged ortytn0 then gave another
spoonful brought making
large freely known these facts My child
What is remarkable the Worm Specific expelled the Worms
alive, in about four hours after gave it to tie child"
More md Later.
hssrs. Kid Co. Gentlemenl gave the vial Of DIR. NJ
Lanes vermfuge WHICH bought from you the other day.
child of The result extraordinary She passed
hHHdrsd; Worms IL is truly surprising medicine
Pine creek Allegheny CO., Pa, Feb. 90, Is47.
KIDD Co.. No. 90 Wood street. Pittsburgh sole
prcprietors Of Dr. NJ Lare's celebrated Medicines.
NBPurchasers will please be particular inquire for
IFLane's american Worm Specific or YermifHee.
SON BROTHERS, indianapolis; J. OWSLEY & Co., Indian
apois JOHN KELLEY, Nashville. Brown county SMITH,
VAWTER Co, Vernon, Jennings county E. p BURKE, Yer
Jennings county; JOHN vAwTERs Morgantowr Morgan
county THOs MCALA, Bloomington Monroe county JNO.
y,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
Elnte of ImtIianl Tipion Conniy. IS,

PROBATE COURT le41.
duplication for the Sale Of ReaiE Estate.
Abner Deyany administrator OF the Of William Harrington
deceased, vs. the hes Of said deceased. i
The said Abner Dvany having filed Suggesting
the insufciency paw his
debts and order IF this OF the
estate aud appearing to the satisfaction the Ga
He rington heir OF the said William Herrngton
resident of the State of 1ndisna
court that notice Of the pendancy of the said memorial by
causing copy Of this orer TO BE- inserted three weeks
sion in the Indiana State Sentinel weekly newspaper published
indianapolis IN this State, here being published
Upton county, OF circulation prior
next term OF this court that the said Clssa Harrington may
warned Ia this the holden
at the court house said
next to show they why the estate shall not
be sold and made assets foc the discharge debts
Of said court
Attest, NEWTON J. JACKSON. Cle-k TT e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

MIDsHIPMAN ROGERS AND GENERAL LA VEGA.-
great deal Of interest is manifested on all sides for
the fate of Mdshpman Rogers. The Mexcans have
removed him from one prison to another, under the
pretence that he taken as a spy. If the s:ate-
ment which we find in the New York Herald be cor
rect, government is taking the proper steps to
have him released and a demand to that effect has
been made of the Mexican government. Ii is stated
that if any unfair play is committed, Gen. La Vega
will suffer for it, Instructions have, in fact, been Is
sued to Commodore Perry, directing him, in the event
of Midshipman Rogers being hanged spy, as was
threatened in defiance of all law, TO hang La Vega to
the yard arm of one of his frgates, within full view
of the city of Vera Cruz. Such course, however
severe, would be perfectly usti6abe under tho cir
cumstanccs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

SANTA Annals MoSEY--A letter from Jalapa,
speaking of the capture of Santa Annals carriage and
money says, the writer helped to carry the bags of
silver to Gen. SCOTS quarters. Ono Of the bags
bursted on setting it down, and the Mexican dollars
rolled about the place. The "boys" commenced a
regular scramble for thom the sergeant Of The guard
ordered charge upon them but Gen. Scott inierfered
and said, let the boys alone; don't hurt them they
have behaved we'll to-day and deserve to be reward
ed" The dollars speedily pocketed. but the
bags containing the gold would burst notwifI-
standing they pierced by many on anxious eye.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
MIAMI LANDS, IN INDIANA.
Notice 10 Prescription Claimants.
LAND OFFICE,

LAND OFFICE,
Indianapolis May 31st, 1sf7-
We the undersigned Register Receiver have this
eved from the Surveyor General at Detroit he plats OF
the following townships that
portion Of the Great Miami Reservation which
dianapois Land District, to wit
Township 81 North. in Ranges Nos. 3, A. and6 East
Township % North Ia Ranges Nos. 3 g. s. and East
Township % North in Ranges Nos 3 4, and East
BY authority from the the Land Oce
directed to give noe that entitled 10 the
right emption nds within the limits Of the
ships and ranges above the Of Congress
I'd August 1896 h required establish the the satsfac
Receiver the Indianapolis Occ
and make thsro practicable ger seeing
this notice and before the day to be appointed for the
the public of the embracing claimed
such claim will forfeited advised the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office that the public will
take place tarly in October neat
~. BOLTON Register.
S. W. NORRIS, Reeeirer.
June 1, 1s46. 4w-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

CAPT. LINCOLN "A recent telegra phic despatch
announced that this gallant officer was delivering or
ders. in his capacity of Adntant when shot, and de-
MES that he was killed while endeavorng rally the
Indiana Regiment.
We believe that neither statement is true. We
have it second hand from officer who rode beside
him when he fell, that he shot through the head
when in the act of making charge at full gallop,
and that he fell dead from his horse.-N Y. Jour.
of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

JOHN BULL AND HIS LAzARUs.-Rch Johu does not
seem to take very kindly to American relief Patrick
starving at bis door. In private letter which we
received few days since from gentleman in Lon
don, he mentions the disgust of the Americans Abroad
al the conemptuous silence Of the London press up
on the subject of the fotillas of American charity
now arriving, and particularly upon important
event as the arrival Of an American man-oi-war, the
jamestown, with cargo Of charity. We see in
late Boston Courier the following remarks the
same subject:
'-STRANGE SILENcE--Our readers have peru-ed
sundry extracts from the Irish journals, giving full
details OF the proceedings consequent on the arrival
of the United States sIoop-ofwar jamestown ut Cork
and The honUrs paid TO Captain Forbes and the rest
of her officers But though The vessel arrived out on
the 18th of April. and her In Dublin the
18Th, not word Of the event is mentioned IN any VI
the London papers 10 which have access, with a
solitary exception. The Morning Post Of the 18th
had letter from its Dublin Correspondent, briefly
stating the fact Of the ships appearance at Cork bul
that was all Not syllable of editorial comment was
bestowed upon the matter. and the ENTRANCE Of the
vessel into port, is not even mentioned in the marine
repurts Of the professed shipping and commercial pa
pers. Loyds List does not even notice ii. Con-
trasted with the exuberant enthusiasm Of welcome
aud grfiude manifested by ireland, this total silence
Of the metropolitan press is considered singular, 10
the least. One would think that so Unprecedented
circumstance this would have received atten-
ton from journals which not only raesack the bust
and political spheres Of the world for intelli-
gence, but likewise penetrate into the saloons and
kitchens Of every man who happens to be subject
of public attention curiosity, search of details OF
his life and habits. Perhaps, howeyer the fact that
II. r. II. the little Prince of Wales as taken abroad
under charge of his the 18th, may SO ha e
engrossed the attention Of the London papers, that
they have TO announce the arrival of am Ame-
rican national vessel, laden with provisions for the
starving millions Of sister kingdom"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
For Congress,
WILLIAM w. WICK.
MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

p.,-,. { THOMAS w. COUNSEL,
"Sp'sS'"'a'''eS' / GEORGE A. CHAPMAN.
County Treasurer, JOHN NJ TALBOTT.
County Assessor. AHIRA WELLS.
County Commissioner, ELIAS N. SINNER.
School Commissioner, ABRAHAM KOONTZ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

CALIFORNIA RAILwAY.-Mr. Whitney's great pro-
Ject OF railway to the Pacific, through Oregon has
met with rival in the plan of a railway Though
Texas to California. The South Pass, according 10
this plan, is TO be abandoned the entrance to the
country on the western shore of our continent aud
the Paso del Norte famous for the march of Colonel
Doniphan through it on his way to capture Chibua-
bua, is substituted for it. The Union Of Thursday
sketches the project thus
Leaving the Mississippi river, about 100 miles
above the city of New Orleans, the distance from
thence to the excellent harbor Of San Diego. on the
Pacific, will not be found to differ much from 500
Or, taking the city Of New Orleans as the starting
point. aud continuing the road up the banks of The
Mississippi to point from which it would be neces-
sary TO diverge across the country the distance or
length of railroad would be about 600 niles On
either superstition New Orleans would be The great
depot on this side. Crossing The State Of Louisiana,
the railroad would then pass the better part of
the State of Texas to the vicinity Of Ell Paso on the
Del Norte. From this vicinity there is already
practical wagon track the mountain ranQe 10
the valley of the ella thence down the valley this
river TO the Colorado of California buy thence acros.
to San Diego. The whole of this route is known
early all OF II has been tfa,ersed by troops ac
companied by officers Of our en.erprsing corps of
Typographical engineers, whose opinions, we under
stand, are decidedly in favor of the practcabily of
the roue-being throughout exempt from serious DIFF
hculties. and passing through country capable of
sustaining dense population"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING in the Post Office Indianapolis Indiana,
n . June 4, I647.
Perssas calling for these letters Uill please TO say
ADVERTISED
The safaad postage all papers for Foreign
Countries must be prepaid otherwise they cannot be for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
OFFICIAL.
Foreign Mails, No. 4, from New York
by COweS, England, to Bremen, Ger
lll.lllY.

rpNHE regular and
WASHINGTON The r steamship Of the line will leave New YSk
for Cowes and Bremen aven Tue tbs FIRST day Of June
h expected h' The second Steamship win be ready depart IN
furnishing monthly direction OF The
meni of the monthly arrangement due niee viii be gwen
The inland The cs Of New York well the
Be- convey ed by this ine excepting ha. sddsed to ie
places to which, said t.tsr win pass through The Bremen pcis
points supplied through That Office uspad ktiers, &c,
p~tags established by of narc sI5.
provide Too the Of the mail between the United States
Upon an letters aud exceeding hall weighs
fsy eight aud for additional fdf odnce
fraction Of n fhern
Upon each newspaper. pamphlet and price current three cents
Inland postage in az cases e he added whenever the matter
The Gne the fDur,h SECTION Of the act above men,ioned
"dad further enacted Tint r any person
S ead or ss %
euon in the country to which such vessel he und on board
the vessels that hereafter the United taies mli
provided an !. this act and e. every va..n Of this
Inc and the o'hsr half Tor the Of the Pos Depart
Pcs, Office Department April 30 Isi7. IU7-3w
by the Pre- ,idcni OF the Uaited States.
Sof IN pursuance Of law, I. JAMES X POLK,
known that public sale viii be held at the Land once at
M.ss.. PosI ne Ts.,,e.. ., wos.,s sG%sseiss
lands Thin the den'eniisned ,oA nships 90 wit:
Township aud eigheen of four.
Lands appropriated by schools, military, other
purposes, will lie excluded from the
The will lands
'ow"sS- offered Viii e sds expiration s q q
Given "a s s 4 ne e II washington mi. @ day
April Ar"o prs sas ngsss"d eight ho''s and 'y
RICHARD H. YOUNG. Comm onef d,e snsral La nd ONE
NOTICE To Pre- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS.
ne s,ss s i ss q II my hs I
sa,isas.n Of s REGISTER and Receiver Mineral Point and
payment 'hesssr practicable eler seesg this soies, and
hsFe The for the
the lands embracing
foffhed RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Commissioners Gerrsai
Land Ofhve. 96tJe .7-iow
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
-
Married.

On TIE Goth of May, by the Rev. Thos. Sibert, Mr..
JOSEPH r. BINGHAM to Miss LOUISA JANE Day, all
Of this city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
TO THE PUBLIC,


HNHE LIVER PILL, since
- their introduction his has exceeded
most sangune expectations. about TEN YEARS since
they brought before the public During this time undreds
OF certificates have handed and
stating the relief they had derived the ofhem
we have in possession many certificates from
bic persons who have used Dr. MLANES LIVER PILL with
the most happy results where other remedy has
bee used Also quite number regular icians
good standing through the country using and
them in their practice.
has been sincere WISH that these Pills should fairly
aud fully teedby experience stand fall
duce That they have been tested and that the result
in every respect favorable call thousands 10 witness who have
experienced their beneficial effects.
DR.; MLANEs LIVER FILLS not held forth recon-
mended ke of the popular medicines the day. unver
sal cure-as but simply for LIVER COMPLAINTS and those
symptoms connected with deranged atate Of that organ.
J.. KIDD s. CO.
DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pill.
The demand for these Pills is truly surprising Cofny er'
chants who could hardly
dozen, 6zy Read the following from New Castle
NEW CASTLE, Feb. "a, lsi7
essrs j. Kidd Co. Gentlemen-Please send another
half of MLsnes gross purchased few
months all sodindeed used
" Dr. HLaHss PiLPs," and found them edcaciou can
scarcely sell other although agent for most Of the Pills
now before the public.
. Respectfully yours W. WATSON.
Prepared the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail
KIDD & Co.
No. 60 wood-st. Pittsburgh, Pa.
9 Purchasers will please inquire for " DIR.
MLANES LIVER PILLS" there other Pills purporting
to be Liver Pills now before the public.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ Office Is hereby given tai etleIs administration
granted " the undersigned by the clerk Of the Of
MARION county bearing date May 18Th, l5I7 the
fmos of said cmny, deceased An persons iheee
drtted 10 said estate requested
10 present the fr The probably solvent
May u, lSi7. 4S-3w %. n. FuRBOS. Admr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
COTTON YARNS.
A SMALL lot Of Pdtshuig h Cotton Ysrn for s;e at
W.-B. PRESTON l. co.'s
Indianapolis, June D. lesT
TEASI TEASi

SPLENDID article Of Iupers Powder, Young Hy
4 \ son Tea at w. D. PRESTON 4 CO.'S.
Indiana ps,lis June 1. tsr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION l.,
INDIANA.
McEnnrsS Eriacf.c School RooLs

TIVE attention teachers friends uf education respectfully
r1isry &C Sess book Is uayassa niou. having been
sadl and Is noe Uery rapidly iarreasng
he hooks have recently been adopted as s.t ss 20 The
nond, Fd Wayne iaais, LAUREL Ca"asrsie csassI-
Camhrdgr, Militia, Dublin asrfsiown Shrhsv ffankh No
pa sse cosnsS% ans sa" s.
among the places where these recently adoed
The GalOwng which
We undersigned TEACHERS believing the adoption e
form series Of Eeme ntary Books will advance the interests q
books ha We adsard the Five Readers and
Spelling Book Of MoGuey Eclectic and Rays Ahmrses
These several WORKS are 10 opnsn progressive and tho
ss sI from "sss.rasss q asIspy and de,on and
Rswsn vaHe Principal Of Wayne couay Seminary, May, 1884,
g. cSss., rT"sipal Of Fssiiis Co. Seminary.
e H 9S.,. Teacher, Gresaca.is.
So So nsn%rns.
G. L. Phaan,
Thos. Rogers, Principal Henry Co. Seminary
~ Thompson, Teacher, Newcastle.
ai1sii, Tsasi i i'ssssss s1 Seminary
Nathan Powell, Teacher, slvIiysHe
sssT : W Sasa .. rute.mvHs.
NJ EdOughsr, q Dublin. So.
WIN rs,.oneu, Milton. ss
John taaway,
Robert Styres,
}. C. NJ. stanley,
w. g. Matthew's =" &. s"
J N.
A. H. Markle,
j. L. Dbh, Noblcsyile.
John Rchey "
NJ. G. Iindsey,.s
J. A. Nelson. iucpal Fayette Co Srulin W
II. Nutine, Teacher Connersvlle.
John Il. Tale, Z"
NJ A.. Wilson,
Mary
wa Fitzpatrick, Franklin.
NJ A. Bland,
The unanimous opinion
ilauie has also been given In favor of
They published by w. a. Smith Co., Cincinnati Ohio and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
w. Ii. PRESTON a. CO.,
AZ the CneckereI Store.

Opposite the Palmer H0HSe,
UEAfE hand aud receiving monthly direct from New
York. good and Fancy Goods whch
they viii sell cash produce than
place these diggins.
The following few OF Tire articles they keep constantly
hand Bleach and Brown Maslias and DIi H. Tickisg
rant Sais Fancy Linen ad Canabroos. Cloths,
Jeans Tweeds Ready made Clio hing also
the best Boots and Shoes in Prints Lawns dc Lanes Black
and Blue Black 81 ks Jsc Onels Swiss mul Bishop Lawns h
Linens. Paro Umbrellas. sha~ HAS, osi-rs
Ribbons sd forty thousand hich
at this me but which wB. Co. will take pleasure
la showing to ali who may wish 10 examine the
diara ills. June ~ -r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
The star CIoshiuy Store

tile place for bargains Let that wants The cheap
est clothing he bought in his i ra the Star Goth
Sore where he will find the largest cheapest and most
pete stock IN tie city have and splendid TOT OF Clothes,
Cassimeres and vestings, which will be made the
ost lashonaie styles and warranted 10 fit Geaiemtns Fur
aisAing constantly ON hand. ID. s. WARD.
n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

As far have examined The the recon-
ID. MONFORT Fran lin
The unanimous opinion Of the Teachers of Indianapolis
iiauie has also heen given IN favor o these hooks.
They published by W a. Smih Co., Cincinnati Ohio and
for nerany
indianapolis, Nav
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
COFFEE q SUGAR.

GOOD a lie Of Rio Coffee and N. o. Sugar cheap the
"A Checkered Store W. b. PRESTON CO.
Indianapolis. June 1. 1917.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

EPORTs d the Decisions Of supreme Court of indiana Just
pupa'sheo Volume VII Price 81 90 Price ef rst 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

mAIS.

Ais BY the keg at retail at the Checkered Store.
Indianapolis June ], Is47 I
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

fEw dozen more Of those Legor Also Brush and
sik Hats at w. B. PRESTON & cos.
Indianapolis June I. lsf7