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FEnSa APKHNFINGs PAPER. fM
WE are Feeeisihg supplies Of NswsrAFE H.ne S o.
w excellent quality, and arePfePsrcd to exc = shot
notice, and at favorable prices. =, .. TO-
gaio9 .hs ,afaoIo . DAVENPORT, ALLEN A.
Is Richmond Wa. Aug, 49, 1913.
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10000 DOIIarsi

500, 900. $4,000,
60 No. Lottery--l0 Drawn Ballots.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For Endo,cing Leesburg Acndcny and other purposes
Glass No SIS, for 1913.
To be drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, 3Oth OF
,s.r.-- August. 1S4e.
A SPLENDID NEW SCHEME.
Prize of $4,000! do. of 10000! do. of
10000. do. of 5000! do. of $1,000! 10
do. of 1000 90 do of $500!
&c. sc.
Tickets Sl2-Halves S6-Quartcrs So 90 Eighth 81 so.
Certificates Of Packages 60 Whole Tickets s l30 90
DO do 90 Half do 60 90
Do. do. 90 Quarter do 80 90
Do. do 90 Eighth do Is 90
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r IFE Of Joseph II Hare the celebrated HignssT
lanm, price 25 eents.l Rose Semaryille, or T
Mystery. Aunt Kitty's Tales, so cents. Ihe Ge
False Step, the Path to Crime, so cts. Frank
rs cents. Jack Ariel on Life ON board lp'iT me
Is cts. The Count of Monte gchristo, by DuI'~ wsr
Dreamer and the Worker. by Douglass Jerod NOF
carries and yagaries by Mrs. E. Burton, 30 CTS
and Then SO cts.i Jane Eyre; IS c4s. i1'4
bea baF0ry sale at the Nerth Carolina Book Sws'
3 Raleigh, HAY Ia slsAz .,s ss,reaa0 s.b .5 wv
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NJ C.BaPtist State Convention.

N. C.. baptist State Convention
TTNHE next Annual Meeting of this soc;etv and tha
Societies connected Herewith will be held in the
Town Of Rockford, Sury County, N c., Commencing
on thursday the 18th of October, 1s4s The Trus-
'es oil wake Forest College, also expected to meet
at the same time and place. 1f.sSf. :
N. J. PALMER, Rec. Sec. Con.
Milton, Sept. 4th, Is4s. 72I
GrcenSborougb, Salisbury and Raleigh papers will
confer favor BY inserting this notice. n. p.
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HEAR DR. HIGBT's OpISIos. DR.. L. J. Highly, Mil
waukie, W. T., Nov 1, 1915, writes to DR.. Jayne and
says, Your Carminative Balsam, Hair Dye, and Hair
Tonic all go WELL and the Balsam goes finely. 1t has
saved many lives this had get twice supp-
cd from New fork in September last. 1 shall want of
you least 200 bottles. have sale, and have been
tried many of the crack articles" for this Bilious Dar-
rhea, which subject to; and of ALL yours is in-
valuable. could get So per bottle for it. if could not
be had for less and any quantity of certificates of the
strongest kind These Diarrheas the diseases
have here, and your Baana is the only thing that
cure: them.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
on Agency by Williams, Haywood, & Co.. Druggists,
Raleigh, n, c.
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We are now Receiving our Fall Goods.
A D have just opened very Superior lot of
"A ROBINSON & cos. BEST SHOES
among which may be found:
Ladies Thick Bottom Buskins ....f
Ties
tstszaz"a Fine English Kid Slippers, .-~
= ss,-zr = 81 =" Black Kid Ties - -g-..
=. -t.1- Slppers -
.a.i r.. - b White Kid Slippers, - go.
q" Black Satin Do.
With good assortment of Misses and Chldren,s Mo-
rocco and Bronze Boots, of all sizes 20
- tE@ ~ .assa r. TUCKER & SON.
Sept 3Ist ls4s. -. - 7oI-
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q GenGiemcH's EHaGs-.EaIl Fashions.
- r.. TUCKER 6 SON

FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIoH, N. G..
DESPECTFUbLY give notice that they are now
prepared to exhibit for the inspection of their friends
the Fall Stylefor entemens Hats. We are enabled this
Season. to present entirely and unique STYLE sur
passing in quality and fnsh any Hat offered in this
Market
We return thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on our establishment and hope, by always fur
nshng those who may call with light, pleasant
and durable Hat, to merit continuance of the same
Raleigh September 1st, IS4s. 722-H
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GEORGE LOYAL, Navy Agent.
-l' So A" @- 72O-4t.
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= = of = = : -, = in the state o.
hereby offer to fdrhih under your advertisement dated
-, and subject to all the requirements of the same
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
AND MEASURES.

strict construction of the Constitution, and no
assumption OF doubtful powers.
\ Diplomacy asking for nothing but what is
clearly right and submitting to nothing wrong.
No cnnnexion between the government and banks
An al ralorem tariff.
No public debt, either by the General Govern
by the States, except for objects of urgent
necessity.
No assumption by the General Government of the
debts OF the States, either directly indirectly, by
distribution OF the proceeds Of the public lands.
Ma extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government or by the States.
constitutional barrier against improvIdent State
loans
The honest payment of debts and the sacred
preservation of the public faith.
a gra inal return from paper credit system
No grants Of exclusive charters and privileges by
special legislation To banks.
No swindlIng corporations.
No connection between Church and State.
preference for Democrats over Wings for every
Dlfice.
Acquiescence in tire rule of the majority in oil
cases of party discipline.
No pr. scrption for honest opinions
Fostering aid to public education.
progressive" reformation of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
indianapolis, December 81. 1881

OaKs.-Prof. Beck says the oaks of the for
est are known with tolerable certainty, to at
tain the ages of 800 or 900 years, and are the
m. st aged trees that we possess. Pines are
stated by DIR. Williams, in his history of Yer
mont to live from $50 to 400 years. Of the
oaks comprised under the Linnean genus
qucrcus. botanists are acquainted with more
than 40 species, of which upwards of one
half belong tc America. In this State there
are fifteen variou species, rs follows :-Mossy
cup, post white, swamp white, swamp ches-
nut, willow, black scrub, black, red scarlet,
pin and red oak. The white oak is the most
valuable OF all, being extensively employed
in ship building. In England, in 100 years
time, the price of ship building advanced 100
per cent. Sinclair. III his Code of Agricul-
ture, stated that "A gun ship requires 5000
loads of wood, the produce of % acres, each
tree standing 33 feet apart. Hence the inn
portance of cultivating the oak, and where
the young trees are raised, the ground should
be cultivated for 20 years at least.
THE TOMB OF THE PROPHET JoNAH.-The
village Nebbi Yunns $50 called on account Of
the tomb of the Prophet Jonah, which is sup
posed to be within this village) in Persia, is
built on an ancient artificial mount belonging
to the ruins of the far-famed Assyrian cap
ital. The tomb of the Prophet Jonah is in
a mosque ofconsiderable size: the room where
the tomb is, is richly furnished with carpets
and ornamented with large and beautiful Ara
bic inscriptions from the Koran. There are
also the names of the four Khalifas Tor Califs)
writtenin the large Arabic character. There
was formerly christian monastery where the
supposed tomb of Jonah now stands. The
Christian tradition (of course. mean only the
Christians of MosuD Is, that Jonah preached
in that place, but they deny his having been
buried there; they believe that when he ac-
complshcd his mission, he returned to his ma
tive country.-JescjSh ChrOa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
THE GLOBE:
Congressional, AgricuItur:sl, and Lii
erary NeyySD:.Der.

UIIE Editors Congressional Globe propose new pul Ii
reports Of its debse % Te Sf @ & a the
Globe The 0ca register they intend to add romudst
lsh Daily Globe to record the proceedings and debates they
odying the repOs of Congress separate the nsceane
b a s w o b ~ aoeomPany them IN the daily print. To
news from all quarters and complete the ny drawing
creates, utility scientific and prsrlies works
On tor material the leading journals and peoli
eee e on 6oc SSe alys'gsuy Ise og1a %
tanned from tie most enlightened aud practical Of
Globe newspaper, Information and
amusement other respects viii be under the charge Of FRANCIS
BLAIR and JANIS C. PlcKErT The department
ami business the will Under The
a. @ MN me press In iaiIoducns Mr. fieAe' as one Of
and judgment which distinguished las diplomatic service bile
Charge dAfairs to Peru From his pen manly tie Globe viii de-
rive the selections and Transitions from the French journals and
me comment" on them aad the other literary articles.
| which will be found among its chef attractions
gres and weekly the balance the year, and will undergo dis
rihutOn the form of Weekly Globe. GIOi
Weekly Globe miscellaneous
ces Of thedaiy print with synopsis of the Congressional pro-
The Congressional Globe will emboay has done for the
last sixteen years Congressional proceedings and debates excu
The Appendix viii embrace tn revised speeches separately
the of the President Of the United States the reports
The Congressional Appendix published
as the proceedings of Congress vii make number Subscribers
pec one number each week during the first four weeks
of session and two or three namhers Of each week afterwards
|
Nothing political party aspect will appear
that which Will be found in the Cong essional reports
assuming be impartial vehicle for all sides
lis if the editorial columns reflect party hue The
Editors OF the Globe have their ae The conflicts
press. They claim honorable
The Globe will nviolaby maintain neutrality which
relation TO Congress imposes
TERMS
the Daily Globe daily during the
gress, and weekly during the recess year, IS %
For copy of the Weekly Globe year, OC
For copy OF the Congressional Globe during tie
session, subscribed Tor before the FIRST OF January, oC
For Of tie Appendix during the session.
| subscribed for before the hrst OF January,
For OF either the Congressional Globe the
! Appendix, part of both.
The subscription OF the Congressional Globe the AppeBcs
after the first Of January, viii lie 81 So The original pceoD,
dollar does the the publications the
of matter published.
for these low that afford "a
credit them therefore need order
ing them. unless the subscription price accompanies the order
PTopos OF who this Prospectus before th
list day of December and send copy their paper
ing around with direct attention sha
hive their entered books for the Con
gesiona Globe and Appendix during the session. copy
thu Daily Globe whichever they prefer.
Washington. Oct. To- lsfS DC If BLAIR * RIVES.
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TOYS. NOTIONS. Il!

TOYS, NOTIONS. &c.
% Al DOZ Leather Dolls, of all sizes
eO ~ 30 doz Dolls, of all sizes
- french Accordeons, from - Sl2 90
Gcrma Accordeons, from
u
fancy so
pearl bone plated Studs latest French fashion
$50 NiOins, - cen O
10
boxes play ing yankee DOODLE home
4 doZ China toys Of different patterns;
0dozb bottles oil;
doZ
doZ oil;
srficles
mention, just received and for sale very low, by
CHARLES MAYER,
Opposite Temperance Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
DEPOT HOUSE.

vzNIlE undersigned the above house
viii be accommodate all
him with their custom, early as the 18th August 1878.
The above house. hich Of
city indianapolis, India situated rods
diaey e The Of the Madison aud indianapolis railroad
the healthy
the length Ct the building hc
from and well aud
he romt the 10y
will he taken and from the
charge To the
h bedding good and ndiun
in and he that will
render his comfortable city
city, prices
There connected with the establishment re and coraodous
stable, where I'll he o
wishing take
commOdated without trouble. BANNER IAWHEAD
lndianapolis. July 10, ls4a la-6m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

Guns, Pistols, and Pocket Cutlery.
sN,AA SHOr Guns at 81 piece;
- ~ 10 at So piece;
\ ba Revoyers:
% pair double barrel Pistols;
single barrel pistoIs from e. TO 81 apiece
1900 Wostenho pen and pocket knives from so cts s2
peck different brands and patterns
Also butcher table cutlery knives shoe knives
received and for sale low ty the subscriber
CHARLES MAYER,
Temperance Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

in the vicinity Of Indianapolis who
afflicted withe rheumatism spinal affection chills
kings evil sick heaia he.
complaints they be cured by calling Andrew Scholar
Mr.. Littes Washington street and II they
materially relieved, he viii charge nothing ut all
Scholars will be found at his every day during HI
stay IN the city. co..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

THE SELF-LAMPLIGHTER.-W What don't in
genuity accomplis! Here we have an inven-
ton by which lamps or candles may be lighted
at any moment Of time by clock or the pull
of "A cord. If attached TO an alarm clock, a
light may be produced at any hour. In case
where people wish to rise at "A certain unusual
time of night, all that is to be done Is to set
the clock and make the connection with the
Iamplightcr, al right, and then when the
hour comes round, you have a lamp already
lighted ut the same time. Certainly very
convenient. When not desired to be con-
nccted with the clock, it can be attached to
Il cord terminating in some place near the bed.
like bell pull, 80 that il is on y necessary to
pull the cord to produce u light previous to
rising. 1t is designed. also, to be so attached
to the bell handle Of front door. that pull
ing the bell instantly makes light TO see by
in the hall, or any other part of the house.
The inventor Is Mr.. Alexander Bennett, OF
New York.-.E Y. tribune.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

ALPHABETICAL CoNuNDRUMs.-Why is the
letter 4 like the meridian? Because its the
middle of day.
WHY is the letter b like a hot fire. Be
cause it makes oil boil.
Why is the letter & like the ocean! Be-
cause it makes
Why is the letter ID like fallen angel!
Because by IFS association with evil, it be-
comes Il devil.
Why i the letter T. like the end Of time?
Because it is the beginning of eternity.
Why Is the letter f like death? Because
it makes all fall.
Why is the letter G. like wisdom? Be
cause it is the beginning of greatness and
goodness
Why is the letter Ii like the dying words
of Adams? :'This is the end of the earth"
Why is the letter | like the American
Revolution! Because it is the beginning of
independence.
Why is the letter like the end of spring
Because it is the beginning of June.
Why is the letter X like pigs tail? Be-
cause il is the latter end Of pork.
Why is the letter J.. like Il young lady
giving away her sweetheart to another! Be-
cause it makes over lover.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
Good MaxiUlS.

l. The world estimates men by their sue
cess in life. and by general consent, success is
evidence of superiority.
=. Never, under any circumstances, as
sumo responsibility you can avoid consis-
tently with your duty to yourself and others.
3. Base all your actions upon IA principle
OF right preserve your integrity of charac-
ter, and. in Going this, neuer reckon the cost.
4. Remember that self interest is more
likely to warp your judgment than all other
circumstances combined therefore look we'll
to your duty when your interest is concerned.
5. Never make money at the expense OF
your reputation.
6. BE neither lavish nor niggardlv; OF
the two, avoid the latter. a mean man is
universally despised but public favor is a
stepping-stone to preferment; therefore, gen
erous feelings should be cultivated
Z. Let your expense be such as TO leave
balance in your pocket. Ready money is
friend in need.
s. Keep clear OF the law !; for when you
gain your case. you are generally a looscr Of
money.
D. Never relate your misfortunes, MOI
gvicve over what YOU cannot prevent.
10. No man who owes as much as he car
p,g, has any moral right to endorse fol
auotber.-Hmts Magazine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
risUITS! ERUITS. FlsUlTs

FRUITS! FRUITS. FRUITS.
n BOXES Malaga basket Dates;
% % Raisins; fig Paste;
10 hf box do do Juube paste;
35 10 do brls soft sheed Almonds;
l key Zante curants brls paper shelled do;
brl German prunes brl hiberts;
boxes hrl Peanuts;
] box Vermacely Deutshe brl cream NUTS
Nudeln; brl Pecan
raisins without seeds brl English walnuts;
300 lbs French prunes in fancy hrls CheSnus;
brls small sheed Hick
% drums Turkey figs; ory Nuts;
Just received aud for sale nj the lowest prices by
CHARLES MAYER,
Opposite Tenn erance Hal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
Cigars, Tobacco, and Pipes.

OVERS OF good smoke, if you smoke
n Principe highly Favored Regala. you
will be with the which
good chew have excellent Tobacco OF every flavor
90O0D improved Spanish cigars of different brands;
best half Spanish
$1,000 American do;
500 papers high favored cut and dry Turkish smoking
1900 Ameri and dry
Direina chew
berry, carendish lsdy'S twist pound Jumps five and
eight pound humps hoaeydew. na lroi. railroad,
500 papers Goodwin's pressed chewing tohacco;
$50 Rodmann's do
5000 stone pipes;
1 boxes white clay pipes;
doz German pipes
Just received aud for sale the subscriber prices
CHARLES MAYER
Opposite a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

II
"a JAMES sULGRoyE respectfully announces his old
KIN public, sell
Giles hs line Of business cheap they be sold
Indiana Persons Saddles.
kinds Saddle and Carpet Bars, Trunks,
requested call
Now lot Of full Spanish Saddles
sup article.
Also received select lot Of Trees Plush, Webb
Chains, all which wl he sold fr
advance Al his old stand, doors of Neri
a Indian ppolis.
kinds merchs nabe produce N received
rketp IN for a @ articles. 10
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

COMfpcfiOneries and Fire Works.
SOO LBS assorted Candy; 500 pieces candy segars;
COO 900 lbs fancy Candy; 50 lbs white sugar toys;
25 lbs gilt kisses; - doz cough candy
100 lbs French do 10 doz strawberries;
% lbs cracking do IS boxes Canon fire crackers;
lbs weetd 10 doz rock es different sizes
lbs fruit Toys doz Roman candles, do;
10 lbs shell do p do pin wheels do
25 lbs yenne Lozenges; IL doz grasshoppers, do
Just received OF sale low by the subscriber.
CHARLES MAYER,
50 Opposite Temperance Hail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
FARM FOE SALE.

EAKHH EOIe SALE.
THAT splendid farm, containing 800 of first
ae the Madison and Indianapolis railroad three miles
north Of Edinburgh Johnson county, Indiana
Sugar Greek The land well tmbered with
poplar oak and other valuable timber,
of most admirably calculated q
farm There about 300 rich bottom upland
Forty Of the improved land
three which, when added To the
make about 2O Ii is thought that there
bargains offered in this be found
apply GEO. A. CHAPMAN, indianapolis HENRY AID.
LEY, on the rcmiscs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
Volume s;;::::::";:%% Number 81.
A CARD.

ltHARLES MAY Err just to town with splendid
~ Of Notions Toys Groceries, Connections
advertisement. He
who visit the place call and examine his stock goods
in variety quality and exceed
selling the OF his goods cheaper than he sold them
FORE as he bought them astonishing prices Christmas
and New Years day he is especially fixed examine
stock of goods % buy be
pleasure to you to look at them. CHARLES MAYER,
80 Onnosite Ter Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

SIM CLOTHING STORE.
At j. Little ~ Co.'S Auction Room.
Cheaper than Erer!
A. Il. sELEUMCHEsss
MAS of informing The citizens Of Indianapolis Mem
legislature all Transient Nisiers the Hoosier
with land person. selected. end
offering M sale the largest Cheapest freshest and hest selected
ULNTER CLOTHING
brought the West and he pledges himself sell cheaper
His Vests and
made by good Tilor, his especial order The
purchased by himself
keeps his goods and made the
And he viii he undesold viii he his
faults they bargains SO all ask those wishing
To give call. They shall away dissatisfied
Indianapolis, Decemher6 - CIV A. FRANCO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

PICKLES AND PRES EkVES.
d DOZ pickles in quart jsrs doz tomato caSup;
W. in hG doz walnut do;
gallon I doZ mushroom do:
ass'ted do in gal. doz raspberry
led n qrt Jars 80 assorted ees;
peaches in liquor 40 jars assorted preserves
doz bottles pepper sauce kegs OF asserted pickles;
cherries; 5 dOz Sardincs canisters;s
and reasonable prices. by
CHARLES MAYER.
Opposite Hail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
VALUABLE LAND FOis SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale, -
::: 6:
s@1s2& ytteville. consisting OF of -
prairie adjoining
One hundred good with excellent fences and
other improvements and Convenient and
a hewed well
abundauce. The situation Of
sirable, and the quality good that of
Chicago the mouth the Ohio
The terms will be reasonable For further particulars address
the living Short Point,
twelve miles south of Bloomington.
3i3m Is bennington I'll. Reveile j. ~ Low.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
WEAVER 81 WILLIAMS,
UniCriat<crS and CO6iu-M In X er>,


IA RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public that
A they warehouse of their
H oi They prepared TO furnish all articles OF
1881 Cabinet Furniture, elegant costly, cheap,
1 of purchasers They will also and particular
Will undertake the whole
&C. al the shortest notice As they ready made
hand, lac able furnish
~ than the They will cotns
der either night and will in way
Of the finn
hours his residence directly the ofthe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

The Largest and Finest Stock Vet.
U receiving Talhott Jewelry store direct from the
manufactures the largest and best selection of Watches
Jcwe silver Ware and Fancy Goods brought 10 indianapolis
che. home abroad This
loud talk paper viii sound full well to the of tie
call learn how they We
prepared promise prices shall
suit. Store opposite Washington Hail
10 w. II. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
GENTLENEN'S HATS.

receipt Of those beautiful made
they
fore offered for durability aud style Of ns they
complete Fur, Seal
Plush Caps for sale at the Hat aud Shoe Store Of SHARPE
L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21

UST supply Of all kinds OF Hardware, ncu
eF ding article generally kept that line for building. sc.
al
Vices Plates Carriage Trimmings Ices Springs Axies
Carriage Mouniings Saddle Buckles,
Webbing, Sc
Looking Glasses Saves Andons,
Mil and Cross
tons $50 Kegs q Nails
Also general al Cooper ofw
sold sonahe terms the OF b. POrTAGE, Washington
sileef. Indianapolis
her ,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-21
Cotton and Wool Machine Cards.

Cotton and Wool Machine Cards.
THE thankful the very liberal patronage he has
for the last twelve from Manufacturers and
would inform them that he has hand
viii te the winter good assortment OF Ma
at Leicester, Massachusetts, viii viii be
warranted in every particular and sold at Cincinnati prices with
the freight added. Also, Tacks, Emory and Comb plate
A. q WILLARD,
Nos, Grifiths Block, opposite Palmer House.