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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

ILLINOIS CONVENTIONAL law has passed the I'LL
nos Legislature, providing for the election of Dele
gates to remodel the Constitution Of that State The
election is to be held the third Monday in April
and the Convention is to meet on the FIRST Monday oil
June next. The law, for this purpose districts the
State anew and in this respect, the north has achiey
ed complete victory the south.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
PROCLASiATiON.

,HE qualified Of the corporation Of Indianapolis including
- notified viii be held
charter
Saturday. the 9th dry Of March, for the Of voting In IA
the pton General Assembly
the of Indianapolis Of IN frce
The election be held al the places and inspected follows 20
viii:
Ward al Liuie's Tavern, Joshua Black, inspector.
I'd Ward
Sd Ward brakes WIN. Lnrenelter
9Th Ward Palmer HOus5 VIM. Camy,beh
5th Ward Armstrong; Tavern H. Griffith
PsperM Douglas
The polls will be O'clock p. NJ and csed ooek
7. M Of said day.
All av OF the adoption OF the charter will endoso
their ticket The
retention OF the sbrce IN
words Old Charter"
The Inspecon and Judges Of said election win The Council
Chamber the succeeding Monday occk, NJ compnfs
The votes and certify seeesiy
the provisions Of The z5h section CHATTER BY Of
fhe Common Council JOSEPH A. LEVY. Presf.
Anes. JAAra G. IoRnAr Sec
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

05-It is stated in the French papers, that Abdul
Medjid, the Sultan, had despatched ambassador to
the Pope to congratulate him upon his succession to
the pontifcal throne. 1t was not doubted that the
Pope would receive with proper courtesy the envoy
the Sultan, as it would be but consistent with that
reputation for liberalism which the Pope has already
attained. These longer the days of Crusades
and religious wars-and the successor of Mahomet is
seen extending the friendly hand to him Of St. Peter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

MCGUUey'S ECIeCttC school BOOKS
TINE teachers and friends Of Education in Indiana
respectfully solicited series Of School Books s
believed all things considered better adapted for in
erant One of The bea evidences Of be found In the
heh popularity millions having been Sold and rapidly
tcreGsng sale
ubIsheu happy that many important
Indiana recently been adopted text books TO the
exclusion of all other competing works Richmond indianapolis
Cambridge ConDersvie Haeerstewn Cenevie LAUREL Fo
Wayne Loeanpo, Lafayette Covingon, and vile,
where books have recently been adopted
place Of other books formerly used.
following which just been received from
similar shows the estimation
which these books are held by teachers:
| sINprArArolrs, Jan. 9, 1877.
IIAvING superior efficiency Of the
III School Books in Of elementary Instructions and be
eyns Calculated books falling under notice
accelerate scholar shall them
s. 4. johnson, Principal ST. Msry's Seminary. PSI
Up. Stafford, Principal County Seminary.
n. Coe, Of :" !" +. l...-. a.s-
&C. T. sf F,sssSsr Ts'shsr OF Select Schools
2 r. H. jameson r.,,.,.,, se l
| l. s. Reynolds. Public SCHOOL,. @
G. n. Keith, sr. .f
Miss "A. j. Axteu, Principal Female institute.
MIs.J. A. p Johnson, Of 81 Marys Seminary.
Mrs. e. Richmond, !.
Mrs G. NJ. Smith, r.s-
Miss A. G. Parker,
Miss M. j. Douglass Afr- l.fa
M. Reese &.
The above series school published by %,
o. Main Cincinnati o.; and for sale by Booksellers generally
March 4, l647. ..af.-'-.. 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

EXPORTS OF BREADsTUFFs, &C., FROM BosToN TIC
EURoPB.--Snce the first of January says the Boston
Traveller of Feb. %, there have been exported from
this port to Europe, principally Ireand thousand
nine hundred and sixteen barrels of flour, one hun
dred and sixty-ivc thousand five hundred and
eleven bushels of and twelve hundred barrels of
corn meal. For the quarter ending December 3lst,
there exported from this port thirty-eight thou
sand six hundred and barrels of -four, one
hundred and seven thousand and fory-oue bushels of
Indian corn, eight hundred and fortyone bushels In
dian meal, and nine hundred bushels rye, the value
of which was S303,361 In addition to the above,
three barques cleared this morning for Europe, viz
the Attica for Cork, the Hannah Thornton for Gal
way and the Angola for Liverpool, with fifty-one
thousand five hundred and seventy seven bushels of
corn, two Thousand one hundred do rye, FIVE hundred
barrels of flour, and five hundred do. meal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

OrJAmEs DAVIDSON has been unanimously elected
Treasurer Of State by the Kentucky Legislature And
GEoRGE B. KINKEAD has been nominated and confirm
ed as Secretary Of State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
BARRIERS Meeting.

At meeting of the BARRIERS of the city Of Indian
apolis, held in Bethel church, the house called
to order by Mr. John G.. Britton and motion of the
same gentleman, Mr.. VIM. Manly was called to the
chair, and Amos Mcintosh appointed Secretary
The meeting was then opened by singing and prayer
after which it was, on motion,
RESOLVED, That Mr.. Samuel Golf state the object o.
the meeting, =
Which he did4n a neat and appropriate address
after which ii was, on motion,
Resolved, That from this time forward, all the
Barber shops shall be closed on Saturday night ut Il
O'Clock, and not be opened for business any until
Monday morning; (carried.)
Ifes0lred on motion, That we give our customers
public notice, in the Journal and Sentinel of In
tention close the doors of Shops Con Sundays
from and after the Goth day of March, 1S47 Carried
Resolved That committee of three, consisting Of
H. Byrd, A. Turner and Samuel Golf, be appointed
to superintend the publication of our proceedings
(carried.)
Resolved That all the BARRIERS present sign the pro-
ceedngs of this meeting, and request all others to dc
the same; (carried)
Resolred, That any Barber now residing in this
city, may hereafter reside in this city, who shall
open his shop for the reception of custom the Sab
bath day, from and after the publication of these pro-
ceedngs, shall be discountenanced, and associa
ted with by the BARRIERS of this city, whose
here subscribed.
Resolved, motion, That we adjourn.
AUGUSTUS TURNER,
HENRY BYRD,
WILLIAM BYRD,
Signed, I JOHN G. BRITTON,
SAMUEL GOFF,
WILLIAM H. MANLY,
JAMES BURNS.
indianapolis, March 9Th, l647.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

Governor Ford, of Illinois, has been delivering
lectures portions of the history of that State in
the Senate Chamber at Springfield. The first en-
braced account Of the " Black Hawk War;" and
is noticed in the Sangamo Journal being full Of
thrilling incident. The second lecture embodied a
series of historical "reminiscences running from he
date of the foundation of the State Government in
1918 to the year $780, The Journal comedies Cover
nor F. "rare ability historian" and speaks in
very complimentary terms Of his descriptions of the
manners aHd customs Of the Inhabitants of the early
days of the State; Of the proceedings, doings and
sayings judges of the courts and other distinguish
ed citizens; Of the fierce but abortive attempts to
make Illinois slave State and Of the terrible
overthrow Of the Circuit Court system.n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

Sr. LouTs-The ST. Louis Union contains long
and interesting account Of the celebration of the
Founding of that city, which took place the 18th
Of February. 1t must have been a very animated
time The Military, Masons. Odd Fellows, Hiber-
man Society, Schools, Mechanic Crafts, Members of
the Corporation and Apprentices Association, and
citizens, all showing badges and Banners moved in
procession. The Hunting Club also turned out in
character. They exhibited model of the steamboat
Pike, the first steamboat that ever reached the land
ing Of st. Louis. They had Grafton and dinner,
after which numerous toasts were given. The most
interesting feature of this celebration the person
Of Pierre Chouteau. He is called, in the description
of the proceedings, the central figure. He was the
contemporary of Laclede, who witnessed the ounda-
ton of ST. Louis, who 1t may be said, partook the
work of laying Its corner stone He lived there when
it desert wild, beside the Indian in his rude hut
He is in his 9th year! This venerable man address
cd the assembled multitude in French and gave many
interesting facts publicity among others the death OF
Laclede, which occurred, he said, in 17S5 at the
mouth of the Arkansas. From the account the peo-
pie of the Mound City have had glorious time
on the 10th, and one long to be remembered,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

The average democratic majority at the recent
election in New Orleans exceeded 800.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

woman, 81 years of age. with broken arm,
named Betsey Rich who lived in the most AFFECT pow
erty In New York; depending upon charitable ala for
her subsistence, and seemingly among the poorest of
the poor, died recently from the effects of fire. her
clothing catching while kindlng fire to cook her
miserable meal. Upon examining the premises by the
lady on whose charity she had been subsisting all
winter, good bond and mortgage was found for
$780, with an accruing interest of 900, Savings
Bank book. which stood to her credit 90 SO, and
three purses of gold and silver, amounting to $3S,
wound up in list balls, together with chest of bed
Ding clothing, &c. She declared upon her death-bed
that man in Connecticut owed her 81 800, and that
another. land agent had absconded with $500, but
said nothing about the property found. Upon digent
inquiry, nephew of her first husband was found
working in Of the ship-yards, who if supposed
married daughter does not forward, will receive
her property This is the srangest case of avarice,
restitution and death. we ever recorded.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
BY AUTHORITY.
(PtBLrc-No. I01

(PtS1Ic-No. 10
AN ACT making appprsas psymen, Of revolutionary and
UnGed the ending The eth
June, thousand eight hsndred and fs'ty-eish
Be enacted by the Of Representatives. Of
the Uaied States Of America N Congress assembled That
the following be- and ;heesne are hereby sppropr
any money the treasury OF Otherwise sYTTopted
for the payment OF pensions for the esdg the thet
of June one thousand eight huDdredssnd fcftye ght;
For reyouonsry pensions under tbe eighteenth
of March, thousand eight hundred and Eighteen, sixty
seve1 thousand two hundred dollars
Fsr invalid PENSIONS under vaons actss one hrfea and
sixty-six thousand dollars.
For pensions TO widows orphans under the t
fourth Of July thousand eight hundred and hrysx,
two hundred and fifty eight thousand dollars
For pensions widows under the act OF the seventh OF
July thousand eight hundred and thrtyeght and the
supplementary thereto two hundred and seventy thou
For pensions to widows under the act Of tine third Of
March, thousand eight hundred and fc ythree hfy-x
For pensions to widows under the act Of the seveneen
Of June one eight hundred and Oryfour four
hundred and eighty thousand dollars. -
Fer half-pay pensions to widows and oTph--
through the Tbird AUDITOR Office, 6Ee l. -
dollars.
For arrearage. prior July first. thousand eight
dred and een payable through the Third Ancitof Once
one thousand dollars.
SEC D And be Il further enacted aIAat f-.r s,.ss
the passage of this act the Secretary OF War = p
thorzed 10 make compensation agents for paying
sons may be just and reasonable to be PAID out oil The
appropriated for the OF revolutionary PENSIONS
exceed two per centum moneys doursed
by them the said compensation be in full for all their
services and any contingent expenses that may are In the
discharge of their official duties books printing and stations
allowed 10 any one pension agent shall not exceed thou
dollars per And provided further That the
Secretary OF War shall regulate the emttances made -
pension agents an undue oil ball
in their hands.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
G. NJ. DALLAS,
President Of the Senate.
Approved February 20, ls47.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

ss-1 NATHAN PARRISH,S s.
Patent Revolving Washing Machine.
rusHE undersigned the right Of the said Machine in
IL United and will for
either
property This machine took the only premium given any
washing machine the late State Agricultural Fsr held Utica
NY
said may Palmer House, Indsnspos-
March 5, l647. s7d JASPER PARRISH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18

m 00O Bushels wheat wanted Immediately, or which te
lV,VVV price win paid in goods Il the oea osh pFes
hssckued s wbsN bargains to b had q I'll nss. Cab and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-18
McGumey's Eclectic School Books.

indianapolis, March 9Th, ls47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30
0np III ghataritta aebprne @hlunt.

$50 1T gbatartna 9ebortte g blutlt
oewe1ene@tefrau BON Neter8Iattner,
aus Spedbadb, 9lmt Jsedar gemtno. !nSa-
een: Se ioI id tuIeoer Sstbsraseef ;. :sra oanen
in Eewbury, nno cann n'!t lerem oo gcanne
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her mad, Canada eetpanesrt 1T, nnS triudt
Ne um lore 9lbrsee, han,it 0e frieelidh init
einsnssr serslsidrn mt9en lber ihr eabesm
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70 ftest er I'D, senSthi9et ssrid,tlih ssseR ile
l,,te ibren ttsuen Nanne ou6utresen. Ste III
alls bisrx,it erluht, bale 10 fdhreiben at
9etsr 0lattner.
Petersburg Post Office
Wellington District, = . sanada West
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gSD lit.

Saecb Rrantd,, Scbn bon Nrieo-
rldb &ranlb aus Sberlamt 8radenbeim
(g8lrtembers.)
Derielbe 9in9 Dor Sabren nah Sinciu-
natl, nnb reilte bon bort am 2ten December
oorisen Sahrsan9 ab, rm feline @ltern in
Detroit Su beiuden. 8is beute III ber1elbe
bort nod nid,t ansefommen. Die Glteru
lsno fehr beflmmert um i'm, unt erfuhen
1eoen Wenfhenfreunb Der 9lusfunft iiber
benfelben ertbeilen fann. bielelbe aeben III
tpcllen nnter Der 9lorene: ;, ,5rieorieb Sra.
nib" care Of the Staats- Zeituns Of Waid,i-
gang
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30
$50 tit 9(nna GltIobetba Stir :?

Sebirti8 aus StIcenbauien, hi &i;insen am Olain
I'M aSnsreib Saiern. 9islelte tef,nr ll9 porises
Sabr bier in Saltimcre, sitns mad pblacetrDia u.
tebrie BON ea micrer surid fetrem bat lie feline
rpsitere Srnr BON flb hinterIafftn. SIR tir,Iio,
ron OeutfbIanc setcmmene Stwaser unp ibre teis
ben Sdbmetfern ipanfben ftbnlidlt e sm ieDen rter
ibrtn jesleen 1nfentbaItsprt ,u srfabren. meBtat
e, rber cisjenisen, melds iiter ie austunft stten
tcnnei, bicrmlt trut nb rerftnlid. ersr t6riftlis
DE NaHrift all iBre 9ermanptsn 3u ssttn, ,psldbe
lei etm Qsirtb .Srn. Scbn E. Oleper in 1ba,nss
@trett, 0altimpre Olb. ~ erfraaem iIno.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30
$50 TIT NrteOrid1 G5dhGhrer

$50 TT yrleortb S6abrer,
9ebarttB aus Gtei1treiler, Canton 3speitrh-
den, &oni9reid 8aiern?
Derlelbe ica fld in ben lesten 4 Sabretf
1T ct. Qouts, 10 rpie iiberbaupt i'm Be(tes
auf9ebalten baben. Scin Sruber Oeinridk
Sddbrer IN 8citcn, ber ibm ipidtige ylad,.
rihten tpesen @em69esperhdItnife mitili-
tbeilen bat, spiinldt lebulidit ienen s!ufent-
bait ~ erfabren. @r, 70 tpie ale Wenfhen-
freunee, trelde Aussunft ertbei!en fbnnen,
Hns ssbsten, fsldbe selansen su lat5en, an
Gsinrt6 9 6dbrer,
care Of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30

2S0 Ut
9lnoras feier, ieiner prrfefFou ein Shne.
Der, aus Scerltein, 9auogeridt Al9snau,
Ecni9reid, Saiern
Dcriclbe lanoete Dor nn9efdhr 6 Wcnate
lit Ien-Ocrt. Seiue Wutter unb @efd,pi-
iter, peld,e lid, jest in eoulioille SY. beIn,
ben, min lden febnlidit ce6en 9lufen:halt sl
erfabren uno bitten belbalb i'm crer jcbeu
Wcnidenfreunc, slusfunft bon ibm su &C.
ben unter Der 9lore1e:
9lnna Waria Qeier,
care of Henry Beutel, Louisvill Ky.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-30
$50 tit 9loolpb peter, !?
Bierbrauer bon Qcuipille, 4D.

Da Der obeabenannte fd,cn Dor 8 Gaze
bon bier ab, 9ereiet 1T unb feline betiimmer-
te frau niht ,peiB Of er nad 9pittsburab o.
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lpm oleies 3m Geflht fcmmt, 70 9leih an iIe
su fhreiben ober felbft suridsufommen.
Sober Menfhenfreuno Der gusfmnff ae.
ben fann, sptrb sebeten fte selansen ,u iaI.
fen an.
bic frau Nbplpb peter.
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Ws 1T 9leolf Surse QUE gli6tast, I'm
Setrsesthum Hclsftein =?
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8aliimere i'm ieltsn Sahr.-Ssin inter
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osnHleen ssIetnuft aeben fam bielss su
than. SarISunte
prsltsn pcitsfSee, Biainstcn Citrift.
s. SIS.
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Dattte1 9s. zsete1o

:. Dat iceben eine nete nnb unibertref ffihe
AusWabl @iiter bon alien Scrten, paGenb
tar a!le Sabressetten, erbalten, bic er su ben
btllt9lten preiien Ut nerfaufen beabfd,tiet.
Eomntt, nnterfuHet ,inb nit (inb aeniB,
eas tbr nldt unbefrieoiSt uniern Gtobr per.
IaBet!-
@a1toh slprif H., ls47. C17-bm
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g Simcn Qinnbuber (eebmnller)
wInlht 0lahriebt bon ieitem 8ruoer, s O.
hauneinnbube r, ucu S.aluins, eano-
aeridt Drueberg, Siartreis, Saiern 3u er-
balren, unb 1T bcrlelbe, Deer iraeno Semano
Der 9tahridt bon istnem 9lufenthaltscrte
aeben fann, eriudt ss unter fcl9eneer ao-
oreiIe ;u tbun:
WatbiasSrbner
Buffalo, &c. q.
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Nufprherun1.

"HT TTUkRNNW'U'
Wr Inb pttlieb Sauter Sob a n
Sauter uno Srb. Sauter?
sIus MauIbrcn Stcnisr. Wilrtember9.
ssktt Na6rdbt rem ptrJansentn Sabr mar aus
Tetr Orleans nit Der StmtrtunS pI6 lie pitlsibt
nab Arfanias 3iebtn. Scr unterjci4nete Sructr
welter lestes Sabr ins sanb Fam, rpunltt tbnlidt
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MenIhenfreunp. rtr rarntsr 4ustunft srtb.iIsn
tann, unter Der NobrelIe
Satob Sauter,
4bstlias, 9a.
QcbtsfinS am 81. Diari Is47.
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Cauutp 3js1WtfN.

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$50 1T q eOra peter 8ette1
aus WinterfaIten, i'm @re6bcraCotbum

Soe6en?
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iammentrefen. Seine unterSeihnete Nrau
lan9te int September oaielbit an, fonnte tbu
aber bic iett nidt ausfinois MAIDEN. SIe
lpilniht lehnlihit Nahridt bon ibm uilter
fol9enber 9lorene:
anna @ltfabetb Better
Care Of G.. E. Stifet, Wheeling, Va.
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Spbanng gerneran
pittsbarL pa.
csunp g., 1S47.
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$50 it NnnaS apptn

aus Tsus bel Dnfelccrf welde i'm Sebruar
eieics Sabres auf einem cn9ltlten Sd,ltfe
mad, Otew gcrf setcmmen2 0ieltlte miro
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Iarelrhia, go. Settern ct. sspttdsn 2ter
unb 3ter Ctr, oircct, ceer een cerren sc-
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msrtsn erlutt, bieisIbe auf 9eaenpdrtl9e
9luffcreeruna auflnerfiam iu madden.
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S0bt, 8auer

'Madt feinen Sreunben unb @bnnern, TO-
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Canton, 9ipril 2l. lS47. 1850.
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fsaistt Ssnaa an;u;sisen.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01
Boot & Shoe
ESTABLIS II M = n Il.

So DANIEL DRUCKEMILLER,
At his Old Establishment in Market Street,
l.s.-.-,. .. Sunbury,
OPPOSITE THE RED LION HOTEI-)
nErURNS bis thanks for pest favors, and re-
spcc,fully informs his friends and the public
es''eray. ths, he cnn,inues to manufacture to or.
der. in the nea,esa and latest style,
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
warranted # the hest material, and made by the
most experienced ~orkmen. He also keeps on
hand general assortment of fashionable Boots for
grnii, men, together with large stock Of fashion,
able gentirmens boys Ia lies and ch idens Shoes.
oil Of which have been made under his imme.
diate inspection. and Of the best material and
workmanship, which hr will sell t''w fn cash.
In addition to the above, he has Just received
ftom Philadelphia u large and extensive supply Of
Boo,s, shoes, &c "f all descriptions, which he also
offers for cash, cheaper than before offered in
this place. He respectfully invites his old custo.
ners, sad others, TO call and examine for them.
y Ives.
Repairing done with ncstncss and despatch.
Sunhurv. August 18th, tS46.-