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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

~ Dk. WcoDsUrFs DYsESrERY CORDIAL he's ss'ed
the iyes Of hundreds Of brave volunteers 10 Ns1co
lie timely use Is he certificates Of heir oeeu viii ssov
BY referring TO the advertisement ia this days paper hesS
ed DR.. Woodra6s Dysentery Cordial, which has ne'S
failed TO cure 10 single instance where direesons ''
been followed. slle, ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

PRIMES ORRIs ToorH PAsrE FoE WHITE TSxrH-
SWEET BREArHl ToorH ACHE III you want % y
insured sgsnst the tooth ache, uss this Paste iibh
falible and for white teeth and sweet breath there
nothing like 1t. IS and 80 cents per box soid ~
p0Werv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

GoLD PESs-There are 90 many spurious articles soid
under this that II has been difficult 0d he fenu-
me We are confident, however, hat the mon dhcal'
win be suited by calling the Newyok Gold Pen cou-
pany's Office, s3 Johnsl corner Nnssa, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

THE PROPER STUDY 90 MANKIND IS NAs.'-ns
Anatomical Museum. 2i9 Bo~ery, containing over 100
models the Human BODY. and showing every psra
It's wonderful mechanism true TO nature, continues Of
tract the mos, nlslligen, order Of minds. Strangers
cannot elsewhere pass hour so probably. Admsca
% cents Open from Z l. NJ % Top. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

SAVE yoUs Hossy-JosEs AnnsL rear the Nussa.
sells the very fret quality Of French csf dress 800
ony ~ 30, secocc qualify do. IS So. Also GU hsnd AZ
sssorimenI VI Congress Boou and Caters ecoa CIV
AL goods warranted 70 give satsfsetion att Anrsl
s1ls w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

~ never failing remedy for diseases Of the sks
Jessss Italian Chemical Soap, such - plnpsr :,
o0tetes and cracked shin. Ii also clspes ffees4
al az chalham-st s12< Sses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

C.srrE G.zpEx-H- prym all who will yisit Castle
C3srs-n his eV-rtnK treat Of ordiky hind.
ta- ssu ERA Conpany from Havana 90 celebrated 10
ths Uuid states will perform here ne opera 81 Soma
nj. ~. d--d not refer 10 which Il viii be
performed for all citizens are acquainted vita the
20 nsror t.eus u he eon psny. Tbs Lehnsn Family
va chsrlss .Ws.sr and ne Vaudeville Company, ufl
sppeaf 70 nsrog svsring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
~ The potato rot has appeared about Jsmses
and Ia several other parts Of Long Island.

The DRY DooE-A leak ofno great Consequence
was found last week under the Golfer dam OF ~
dock at the south west corner Of the Golfer dam ne
the spo, where old hulk supposed to be the 'ens5
Prison ship found hat year and In the same pace
where serious breach occurred last year The Won
men we're engaged In eudesvoring to nnd tie source
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

FIRE AT WILLiANsBURGH A fire broke out
on saturday morning 1t the house OF Mr.. James II.
Carpenter on South Secondst near Union avenue and
soon destroyed the building framed, two and shsf
stories value $500 insursnce-snd tpresd 10 the I'd
Joining dwelling. occupied by Mr. Daniel White which
wa. also consumed with q loss OF $500. Mr. w. va
y,1fv imam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

PAUPERs-The Aims House at Flstbush Goa
tains sbou, three hundred and hty persons suppOsa
at the public expense. In the Kings County Lunste
Asylum there fix,y patients soorins under mental
arrangement II 10 said thst the number Of those no
eelyng public assistance has been much larger for the
past year than ever before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

csrxsss JuSE THkEE DAYS LOsSEA-We are inform
ed ~ CspL kelsu nsss-r Of he Chinese Juna maj hs
enga.sn,-rs viii allow him keep crsA here three
d.y. longer which Re ess-s New YORK forever snc
4 ssy We are "a Of THIS cause herr are thousands
Of sIrzpgrfs arriving daily he city who viii have 40
spoonurg Of seeing whist nay all be siy ed the
greatest curiosity exhibited II New ORR The Junk
u IN fsl 10 iiseL She an oo,ect OF curiosity
ana Wonderland fru kee 70 The mssthead and from
aeru 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

.EY- r< Wig sais cesrssfoa TO nomnsss Secretary
f,-s..e Coo,roI,er &C will assemble st Syracuse
" edoesd.y. Oct 6 Il 10 10 consist Of one Delegate
om eseh Assembly District In the State 10 be chosen
tho whs voters Of such District In such manner e.
a County Committee shall direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

De. BLAxKxAss PKcroAAL MrxrrAx-For U.onn
Ing cures Of consumption, colds, coughs hosrsenss
throat. and every affection Of the liver and lsre
effected through the use Of DR.. Blsksmsn's Pestosd
Mixture, read advertisement and certificates Of bs s
respectsbiisy on another page, headed No Baubss'
WIS ThsTcsg~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24


sAsDss sARsAPARILLs.-This valuable medicine con-
bnss The sslu,sry productions, tho most potent Elm
pies Of the vegetable Kingdom. is unprecedented me'
in the restoration Of health To those who he'd lorf
pned under the most disuessng chronic mslsdiss bee
given II an exalted character, furnishing, IL doss,
evidence Of lie intrinsic vsus, and recommending
10 the afflicted In terms the afflicted only can know hbss
long been Important desidsrstum 10 tho practice Of
medicine 10 obtain semsdy similar that woah
the liver. stomach and bowels with ell the psesoa
and possey Of mineral preparations, yet without any
thsi destsrous effects upon the vial % The ss
ter. Erupons Ia all their various phsses, ulcers Of ever
sind, rheumatism liver diseases Indigestion lsnggor and
tOrpidy Of the general System snd many other eompsr
be relieved and cured by is valuable combination d
detergent, tonic and aperisbL
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, By A B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner Of WI.
iisrisL zs Broadway, aud II East Broadway, NJ Yot.
Sold also by Druggsss generally throughout the Uni.st
sIstss- Price 81 per bOllle or sig bottles for g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

"JAHRs Nrw MlsuALT-No 2 Of the second
volume of ,his excellent -Ork Homeopathy, has just
been Issued By wn- Rsaes, u Broadway For he
Eorsopsshis physisias d 70 isz,spsnssss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

xs.s,,ot A.. Gen rsy.Or himself Just a. pre-
- -or-c, snd ifske pSrrst o. him IL al o5eei Of
,,sre.t Mr. Atwood bss painted one and ne ony ooe
49, y - ~. St,tiu<g man, and placed Il Ia he
49, T,r lev dsrs Ihsl every one can have oOt q;
DE- I'd nero II ess be seeo n ne Usual price Of adms-
.oo % 10 Maseas winch also includes Al tos eafioses
bT he ElhiOpi-n sereneders, Orphan Family, Bal
80 Psn,f.ns Of London, kc kc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

n Our thanks are due TO our obhgins Trend
DR.. Dennis for Bossos pspsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~. A handsome sword is to be presented by the
ci,zeus of Brooklyn to Lieu, Marin for hs ssllsnty
a, the capture OF Alvsrado and FseoiaPan The eers
mOny takes place =, Gothic Hall next Thursday svez
ing The military ladies and other citizens are invet
TO DO present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

DALLEYs PaIs ExTsAcroE'-sHsDgsrs and ciiizsss
should be without supply Of ts standard and
TValed OicnnsnL Country sesl-rs supplied he noss
esl terms al Wholesale and retail depot 2os Brosd
way. II nusl come from hem 10 De genuine a. counter
fsis abound H. DALEY & CO. 2os Brosdwsy
sal9 lmsod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

wALsur Oh military sHlyIsG so.P.-0ALEs" fr
later pare" Wholesale retail or 1874 Cofusndsl
su2l ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

ARRlvALs.-Hon. Millsrd Fillmore and family
arrived 10 town Saturday evening and have taken
rooms at Rsthbuns Hotel
Rev. Cicero :. Hawks d. d. Bishop oil missouri
slso at Rsthbuns
His Excellency Gov Pratt OF Maryland ls In town,
aad has taken rooms at the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

II Church in Fourth-st. between Avenues
c and D. lately owned BY Baptist Congregation, has
been bought BY the Roman Catholics and ID To be known
a, the Church of the Ascension. Dr. Hughes preached
tina dedicstory sermon there on sunday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

Il G. HATDOcK, the Hudson Woodsawye.,
will speak on TmP0azes In the Mariners Chsren
Roosevelt ct this evening in the Sailors Home cher
~ a. tomorrow "Wednesday evening and n bfisse
port, CT on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24

" Winchell's comicaties tre drawing hosts
of vi.ters wherever be appears We understand he
will visit Ithaca and tbs neighboring towns shortly
They will be well paid If there is any value In hearty
lsush. for he 10 indeed Irresistible.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
UOyyOoLLEN MANUFACTURERS.

rENHE subscriber
merry all descriptions for WoOen Manufacturers the latest and
improved construction and The best style OF workmanship en-
Rotsr and jar Jacks; Tube and Rub CORdeRSerS
and Side Drdcing; improred HooAen Muies
Potcer Looms, for SatinettS, Jeans. DC; Mapping
Machines. broad and narroW; ; Gig Mills; Brush
Machines, broad and maroon /: improUed Sledring
Machines, a Uery superior article, beth brad and
narrOp, from 10 II cutler blades, warranted Of
the best qualify
The subscriber having fitted up PREPARED and eaarged his works
hay ng machns employed, and facilities Tor OBJ
tanning the latest and most valuable Improvements - machinery from
style and qualify every Respect can be o,a.ed ~ any part Of
Of all Western manufacturers 10 purchase here instead OF
''"- Wool Carssin= Machines,
or all both single and double including The latest and most ap
and best style Of patterns and workmanship
1, ,h warranted If he be oTsIiv: io~ehe1 with aft
necessary articles and tools putting and keeping the
pele operaon be furnished all complete short notice and
The subscriber his long experience in this business, avag
devoted mneho lis lime to il for many year has been enabled to IN
ne rendering convenient for oPaOn and mote durable
'''' Machine Cards.
descriptions both Sheets and FIes and Of all numbers
this establishment which in point of Materials work
manshp durability equal any made this any
eouny having improved and superior machinery for that
hand general assortment OF articles Tsqsd Y
shuues Of all kinds; Steel Reeds, large assortment; Turning
hes supene Jack CaIds Cotton aRd Wool Hand Cards Card
HeSa5 and Iiedde Twine; Stoves;
Teuter Hooks Emery; Tacks, &c. sc.
Also Engines French Burr Mill Stones Boiling Cloths;
Mill Irons Screws, etc Also,
Agricultural Machinery
OF the approved kinds among which PORT
BILE FREN'CH BURR MILLS IMPROVED P4TENT ST0CK
MILLS Horse POpe-s 7hreng HackHes Shelters,
Cutters, Planters CHlUct0rs, Drilling Machines,
FaRniRg Mills,
All be obtained by addressing the proprietor
at can "s e ON o G remain by 9 @s S S
session Of the legislature. a. &. BROWN.
533w BY JOHN W. MORGAN, y7g0f.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

The CAPITOL lLLUMINATED.-We witness
ed last evening one of the most splendid and
beautiful spectacles we ever beheld. lmagi-
nation could scarcely conceive a scene more
brilliant, and we cannot command language
adequate TO It's proper description. 1t was
the first time that the gas-lghts of Mr.. Crutch-
EFT were exhibited. The new chandeliers in
the Senate chamber and the Representatives
hall were both lighted, as were also the new
and beautiful ante-room of the chamber and
several of the passages leading through the
building; and, above all, the immense lantern,
filled with burners, towering above the dome
of the Rotundo. We shall take an early &C.
casion 10 describe the fixtures which Mr..
Crutchett's ingenuity has devised, under the
auspices of Congress-, for lighting up the ca
pitol and grounds. The chandeliers of both
houses are superb. The one in the House is
ornamented with beautiful scroll; that in
the Senate by thirteen brilliant stars, (repre-
senting the good old Thirteen States,) with
their pendant prisms. These, reflected from
and multiplied TO nearly double the number.
Each chandelier furnishes light equal to 5000
spermaceti candles. The lighting of the
chamber is of course complete, enabling any
one TO read with perfect ease on any. part of
the floor; and the light is so powerful, yet so
soft, that is is delightful to the eye.
MIR. Crutchett has performed his duty faith
fully, and has exhibited great ingenuity in his
arrangements; and the effect of the whole
has been so successfully developed, that we
have no doubt Congress will be much pleased
with the result of his labors.-W. Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

THE JEws.-No feature in the Christian world is
more extraordinary than the disposition which is be-
ginning TO appear, after eighteen centuries of oppres
sion and hatred to extend the Jews the privileges
of free citizens. This has not only been done in our
own country, in Great Britain and France, but in Nor
way orders have been issued from the throne to place
them the footing ofequality with their kindred
in France.
Letters from Tunis also announce that NJ Albert
Cohen who lately visited Algeria for the purpose of
devsing means of improving the condition Of the Is
raelites had arrived in Tuns, and had an interview
with the Bey. The facility with which M. Cohen
speaks Arabic enabled him to converse long time
with the Bey relative to his mission. The Bey replied:
'With the assistance of Cod promise you to do
erythng in my power for the Israelites of my king
dom. 1t is my sincere wish that they may be placed
the footing their co-regionists of France.
In the meantime give you full power TO act as you
think proper" The Israelites form about TWEEN
tieb part of the population of Tuns, and their cond
ton is wretched in the extreme.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

MrsrERIoUs.-The President told Congress and told
the country why should 60 to war with Mexico. In
his first message he brought before Congress the cond
lion ef our relations with Mexico-he long list of unset
tied grievances of which had right to complain, and
which imperativey demanded redress He told Congress
of our citizens robbed reduced beggay by the
duct of Mexico and the length of time we had suffered
the injuries of people go unredressed and unatoned
far When Mexico had her lroors 10 attack ours
and had actually carried their purpose into effect he again
the whole NATTER and laid before Congress-
along with his recommendations.
Since the war began the President has repeatedly offer
ed TO negotiate, and as Mexico gave him heat
inr he made known the that he would grant de-
mand They have been published. The whole country
knows them Thers is mystery about the acts OF the
President They are before The world. But look the
other side What does Mr. Clay want? Will any one
undertake to tell usl He wants the boundary settled.
That's very satisfactory, indeed! The very pertinent
question: however, up. what is the boundary that
we shall insist upon now On this point the oracle is
lent: and wing oraces generally are silent We cannot
get even meeting wings tell what boundary they
will have Mr. Clay wishes Congress TO define the OBJ
iects of the war; but will not undertake TO give his
opinion on material poin'-ihe boundary OF Texas
What are we fighting for say the wings. Truly we
should like know what they are lighting for Whilst
the nation fighting Mexico. the wings are lighting the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for. we ask They call upon Con-
e,sss TO tell what they aud themselves de-
fine their own object purpose. They exceedingly
mysterious; notwithstanding they prate necessarily, they
cant TELL what they want Louisville Dem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
a CARD.

WISH to refer the public nay in this paper
very thankful for the liberal already received OF this
city vniy the large shall endeavo TO keep
with which entrusted by such large
MUMMY Goods OF description am ahe to sell lower than
heretofore the eghts by Of the railroad 30 cent
less than usually paid. also bought this time most Of goods
Aeghanes such prices, that sell them by add
the freight the river low they be bought there
Wholesaler retail Please call and stock Produce
of every description highest price,
CHARLES MAYER, few doors east OF the Palmer House.
Tndia Noy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
For American Interests in the time of
War---aud American Victories!

Washington Lafayette, Jefferson, John Hancock,
Samuel Adams, Patrick Henry, Baton Steuben, Put
nam, Warren, Lexington, Concord, Bunker Hill,
Trenton. Saratoga, Bennington. Monmouth, Signers
of the Declaration of Independence, Madison, an
drew Jackson, Perry, Decatur, Richard NJ. Johnson,
Gen. Mcneil, Lundy's Lane, Bridgewater, flatts-
burgh New Orleans, Lake Erie, Polk, Taylor, Scott,
Worth. Maj. Rnggold Lane, Cushing, Pierce, May,
Capt. Thornton. Walker. Palo Alto, Resaca de la
Palma, Monterey. Buena VISTA Vera Cruz, Castle of
San Juan de Ulloa. Cerro GordO, Puebla, Conreras,
Churubusco, Chapultepec, city of Mexico-All Pa
trots
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
Against America i'm The time OF War,
and some of the acts by which her
enemies have sought &c destroy her
FihprfteSt

George III, Lord North, Tories, Tea Tax, Taxa
tion without Representation, Stamp Act, CORVALLIS,
Gen. Howe, Burguoyne, Sir George Clinton. Gen.
Abercrombie, Essex Junto. Benedict Arnold. George
w. Right of Search, Impressment of American Sea-
men, Orders in Council, Packenham, Hull, Tecum-
seh Josiah Quincy, Harrison Gray Otis, Governor
Strong Daniel Webster, Leverett Salonstal Hart
ford Convention, Blue Lights, Santa Anna. Paroles,
Tom Corwn, Joshua r. Giddlngs, the sixteen in the
American Congress who voted against THE SUP
PLIES, Riley captain of the deserters, Reyes, Bird,
Stevens, Federal Wing Editors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
DTThe Democratic State Central Cor

1.-THE Democratic State Central Com
mittee are requested to meet committee of
the Democratic members of the legislature
at the Judiciary committee room, at half
past six, P. NJ, on Monday evening next.
A full attendance is desired as business of
importance will be laid before the committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
GROCERIES.

30 bags prime Rio Coffee boxes Shaving Soap
3 bags OF Java do 1900 pounds Dutch Nader.
30 bTis prime o Sugar IS pounds Indigo (Span hoat
10 hrls brown Havana do 100 hTls kanawha salt
3 boxes white do do so brls lake Salt
brIsc crushed do 50 bags y Y salt Zine tablet
. brls puverized do 10 brls Tar
. boxes Boston loaf do 90 kegs assorted nails
4 hrs Louis loaf 10 boxes glass assorted
ii Alolasses 6 do Sperm Candles
6 brls y q do 10 DO Star do
, brls golden syrup % do Taliow do
> kegs pearl barley 300 pounds Lead
5 boxes starch ) kegs Dnpont's Powder
chests imperial Tea superior) dozen Eagle Powder
2 do Young Hyson lCO Feet Grindsioncs
I chest Black Tea hr.s Louisville Cement
? boxe Chocolate pounds Hops first crop
do Cocoa
50 boxes No Soap 1000 pounds Smoked Beef
3 boxes CASTLE do 500 do Bologna Saussges
Soda do
Just received and for sale by CHARLES MAYER,
40 Few doors OF the Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

In Ohio, an Indian is competent witness,-and
though the statute excludes negroes aud ,nuatioes,
the Supreme Court have decided it docs not apply to
those Of less than half negro blood.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
STONE COAL.

THE subscribers have received large lot Of Yaughoghen
Coal, a very superior quality, which they oher
% cents per hushr, the sign OF the big paddock.
81 KELLOGG DAVIDSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
DRY GOODS AND QUEENsWARE

DRY GOODS AND QUEENSWAIgE.
ono yrds Oregon muslin : do wooden mitts
OOO 6sO do Waverly do do do comforts
900 do Penn mill do 1000 lbs Pittsburgh cotton ysrn
$50 do Cincinnati do assorted numbers
400 do Appleton DO goo lbs earpet-waTp
pieces linsey 2U0 do coyeret yarn
u do scarlet flannel $50 do cotton batting
do white do $50 candle wiz
do green do 50 sets Common ups and
10 do bed ticking ID do fine
30 of calicoes 10 co., chambers, with with
20 10 bleachcd muslin out
sainet doz pitchers different sizes.
do anton flannel 80 sets blue edged plates
do table diapers 80 do huted DO
10 doz. bnckskin gloves 10 dNz bowls, different sizes
do do 80 doz Huted uubers. did. sizes
10 d assorted wooden gloves , doz spittoouS
good many other articles ia this line
ton lust received for tale by 80 CHARLES MAYER,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
To CnrnenIers.

LARGE lot OF bench panes lBurke' make j also tne
somen Of PANEL, hand ard pp saws, Spence jackson
Spring Steel and other good makers; also, Chises. Augur
Haehets Squares and every thing in the ne Of the be
quality and the prices received az the
the big paddock 81 KELLOGG < DAVIDSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
CONFECTIONARIES

CONFECTEONAREES.
l25 pounds Rock candy 1000 candy Cigars
do French kisses - lbs spice
do assorted stick candy 500 Ladies fingers
200 candy kisses geo Barrier poles
400 do fancy candies l0t00 assorted cakes
10 dozen Cough candy 81 lbs Juu paste
2tO0 Macaronies SEQ do candy
1000 Almond kisses 80 do Turkish candy
1900 Brandy snaps
Indeed every thing in that line which refined desire
Just received and for sale by 40 CHARLES NfYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
COnnerN' Tonle.

FURTHER supply OF Coopers' Knives Of al kinds; How
IN Crozes Levelng Phases JoineIs and Trcss Hoops Go
passes &c just received and for river prices for cash o
81 KELLOGG DAVIDSON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

EHsZZa. ~. Nicholas IL coming
n UsT received and for sale by the subscriber,
100 ioz papers fire crackers "a dozen masks
90 do with mOvngeyes do with whiskars
so do babies from 80 do Harmonious
81 80 10 do drum hies
dozen drums is do violins from - cents SIS
do gold 10 do brass
10 French fancy boxes 800 painted earthen
large rocking horses 20 dozen boys whips
100 French Acc0rdons from DO do horsemen
dollars up fifteen "a do glass needle-case
300 German AccorliOns from 81
@ dollars
thousand other articles mention Please
and examine my stock, 50 CHARLES MAYER.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
500 Primo Cigars 25 n Y and dried chewing
1000 La Norma do tubaccO
400 CazadOres do 20 do Cincinnati do
$500 Cas,elas do 600 pounds Kentucky pou nd lump
Regaias do tubacco
1000 CheIOots do 900 do do six twist do
1000 Lord Byron do $50 do superior Virginia honey
Boz by Dickens Hahana do dew lump tobacco
1000 Plantation do 20 do do 10 nIlp
20 halt Spanish do 3u0 do do fiat nail rod do
lOG 600 common do 2sO do do nectarina lump do
Turkish smoking 800 do extra
Cavendsh tobacco
so do German smoking do coo stane pipes
20 10 American do boxes white clay pines
Just received and Tor sale ny 80 CHARLES MAYER