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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05
Buffalo, April 8, 4 P, M.

The Steamers Lexington and States arrived
here from the west, yesterday at noon; and the
Champion is in the Bay, some three or four
miles from the light house, endeavoring to get
in.
The Steamer Diamond departed westward
this morning, and was running steadily thro'
the ice. The blue water is perceptibe some
four or five miles south of the pier, and the
Diamond bids fair to be out sight soon.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05

II Wedding limitation Century since
The Philadelphia Ledger says it has seen the
original of the following curious paper. 1t shows
how they managed hymenial preparations in
the olden time.
my sweetheart as well as myself desire Gf
it may SUIT thy convenience and freedom) that
thou wilt favor us with thy company at our mar
rage, which is intended to be at Burlington the
st1 OF next month. am thy respected friend,
o''' 10 i'ao, feron As55-idge."
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05

F@We are informed by gentleman from
Grand Haven, that the Channel of the river at
its mouth is now in better shape for navigation
than it has been for some years there being
rising ten feet of water over the bar. This is
the depth fsr about forty feet in width at that
point. The fleet has fully commenced its sea-
sons work, and the immense piles of lumber Ii
ming the rivers banks at Grand Haven will
soon be transported to market.-Eagle.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05

Battle at El Pass0-Four thousand yHericans
agasnst eight hundred .4mericans-Eighty
.4saericans killed.
Louisville, March 90
Intelligence has been received at st. Louis,
from Santa Fe to the 25th of February, of an
important character.
Col. Rolls regiment of about 800 men, sta
toned at Ell Paso, had been attacked by four
thousand Mexicans, and after severe battle,
ia which eighty of our men fell, the former
were defeated.
AS soon as the intelligence reached Santa
Fe, Gen. Price, with ali the men at his disDo-
sal, went to the assistance of Col. Rolls.
Col. Eastons command was at Lisuata, some
distance from FL Paso.
Philadelphia, March 80.
Gen. SantaAnna has applied to Gen. Twiggs
for pass through Vera Cruz, for the purpose
of leaving the country. His request was gran
ted.
Philadelphia, March 80.
The Mineral Bank of Cumberland has failed
The particulars are not yet known.
Cincinnati, March 80.
i ne question as the solvency of the Bank of
Wooster is decided at last, and very unpIeas-
antly. The Bank has broken--certan.
Buffalo, April 3.
MARkET-The produce market is very dull.
Good brands of Flour may be quoted at Sc II
a6 %, with but little doing, for notwithstand-
ing there is a slight disposition evinced on the
part of buyers, there is no advance ON the part
OF sellers. The stock of western is unasually
light.
The money market continues lis bit.
Wheat and corn are without change.
A cargo of Oats to arrive is on the market al
33c.
Hlghwines are 1890 and nominal.
Provisions are as before noted with but little
doing.
Butter continues in good request, at 18a22c.
Sheep pelts are selling at 62a75c.
Seeds-There is a fair inquiry for seed.-|
Sales of Clover have been made this morning
at 1926, and Timothy at Sl.75a2.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05

BUFFALO CoURIER.-W. A. Seavier, Esq.,,
lately editor of the Batavia Times, has become
the editor of the Buffalo Courier.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05

Wreck of the Boston The hull of the Bos-
ton was lately sold at Milwaukee at auction for
the sum of 1895.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05
By Telegraph.

EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIE DETROIT DAILY aDvERrrsEs
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05
Louisville, March o.
Philadelphia, March 80.

Gen. SantaAnna has applied to Gen. Twiggs
for pass through Vera Cruz, for the purpose
of leaving the country. His request was gran
ted.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05
Eater FROM SANTA FEE.

Battle at El Passo-Four thousand yNericans
agasnst eight hundred .4mericans-Eighty
.4saericans killed.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05
Philadelphia, March so.

HIIdOtipIId, MITCH 81.
The Mineral Bank of Cumberland has failed
he particulars are not yet known.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1848-04-05

The question as the soIvency of the Bank of
Wooster is decided at last, and very unpIeas-
antly. The Bank has broken-certain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Measures.

strict construction of the Constitution, and no as
sumption of doubtful powers.
Diplomacy, asking for nothing but what is clear-
ly right and submitting to nothing wrong.
No connection between the government and banks.
An al ralorem revenue tariff.
No public debt, either by the General Government
or by the States. except for objects vi urgent neces-
sity.
No assumption by the General Government OF The
debts OF the States. either directly car indirectly, by a
distribution Of the proceeds of the public lands
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government. or by the States.
4 constitutional barrier against lmprovident Sale
loans.
The honest pay ment of our debts and the sacred
preservation OF The pubic faith.
a gradual return from a paper cnedit system
No grants uf exclusive charters aud privileges by
special legislation. to banks.
No s%wlndliDg corporations.
No conncrion between Church and State.
\ preference for democrats over wings for every
office.
Acquiescence in the rule Of the majority in all cases
of party discipline.
No prescription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid to public education.
A progressive" reformation of all abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
Still Later from Kentucky.
DIX. M'LANL-S vEssnIFIGE!

TAkIs, nv, MATCH Z, ItIl.
NEssRs J KIDD & Co-Geafs--In the month of July last. a Mr..
F Merry weather, of Cincinnati, appointed me agent Tor this place,
for selling DR.. MLaaes highly approved Medicines, and the mo.
tive that prompts me. an entire stranger. to write this letter to
Your house, l. 10 Inform you. that the inhabitants of this town and
county 2 morally, have given the FermJuge Of Dr.. MLane a fair
TRIAL an taer families. and pronounce it TO be, rifhout an exception,
the very best - Orn Medicine ever offered TO those afflicted with
worms.
Thehign estimation in which the Yermifug. is held in this rom.
munts has induced me to purchase it IN future from you, or your
Agent. AMI You viii oblse M greatly 1y writing, by return mail,
Your cash price for the Vermtuge by the gross.
Very respectfully yours, J.C.S SNYDER.
Prepared Tor the Proprietor. and sold wholesale and retail by J.
KIDD = CO.. N0. 90, Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
N.B-Purchasers will please be particular to inquire for DR.
" Lane Horn Specific or TermifHge, and take nothing else.
For sale by DAVID CRAIGHEAD. Indianapolis; TOMLIN-
son BROTHERS. indianapolis J. OWSLEY x Co. Indian
apols. John KELLEY, Nashville, Brown county: SMITH
NANrER * Co Vernon. jennings county: r. z. BURKE. Yer
non Jennings county JOHN vAWTER. Morgantown, Morgan
county. W. u. ALEXANDER X BROTHER, Gosport. owen
county. THOS NCALLA. Bloomington, Monroe county JNO.
VI NI.I. \. EiIorsviile. Monroe countvi Is 3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22

W3;}M17Jls|3

NE.Rs. J KIDD x 60. Pittsburgh, Pain the month of June
la. We r. eIved SIX dozen OF DR.. M'Lanes Amonia Worm Speci.
fl - all of which " e have sol !. ard now wish a further supply as
heretofore Ne frequently receive packages from New York by
Express. aud presume IN re would be- no difficulty IN forwarding
~ j. mode TO Us af Ro hester from Pittsburgh. Yours truly.
Rochester, y Y, Feb. a, 1871. POST & WILLIS.
Prepared for the Proprietor, and sold wholesale and retail by ].
KIDD : to. No. o.. Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
- B--Purchasers will please be pa ;icuIar and inquire for
aDr. MLanes Worm Specific OF Nermlinge, and take no other
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22

hasSasEik $laOa -.
UST received, at SharIer, a complete assortm ent of Ladies',
- Gentlenens Misses and ChiIdren's Rubber Shoes.
Ladises, sandals aud Busku~.
Lad,s Slippers and Pam Over Shoes
Grntlemcns Sandals, iuckitd over Shoes.
Gentlemer's Plain and Figured Over Shoes.
MS-es Buskins and PLAIN, do.
ChIldren's do. de-.
The above arr from Hay ward X CO.. manufacforv of S,r;,g
Tempered Metallic Kubbtrs, aud are uneqn lied for sr, myth. ,iurae,
b,Tty aud beauty aud style Of finish. Warranted not To siH,n in
The coolest weather. Sign of The Git Boot and Hat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
ZEALAND HNsTHUMExVAL.

wnR Pc ARSALl. returns his grateful acknowledgements for the
V0 very liberal ptrpnlge extended To HIM IN his profession oil
teacher OF music since his location IN Indian polls
The increase n The number Uf pupils o9hge> htm to change his ar
rangenents SO Tar a. TO give two lessons IN each week, instead OF
THREE.
lie has procured n 81 ierfor piano for tile accommodation of such ~
wish Ia make Sume proficiency. het'rr purchasing one, or persons re-
siding at 4 distance. TINS pitn0 VIII he kept IN good tune "a con-
sideratI q IN the cultivation ot Il. cprre't taste IN music
\ casSof young ladies' IN vocal music Will meet AT ms dwelling Al
4o'cioc ( p. NJ, On Mondays aud Thursdays also, a cs sSoi young
gentlemen an Tuesday aud FId uS. At thu same time and place.
one of the objects III the form zion of these juvenile classes - 10
give a perm nent opportunity hf acqu ring "A correct Nnowledeeoi the
principles of tm- SCIENCE Of music, a. well a. Ia lear To read music
p rn uar 70 ins VIII hr taken To- form a II iblt of distinct enuncld
lion, W hnl gives To vocal music It's superiority.
No sentiment of a doubtful character will he allowed IN the exef-
cise> sin singing.
A senior class la vocal music will be formed: for lie rms apply 10 Mr..
A. q. Willard.
A class of young ladies' in the French language will meet at ST.
Mary Seminary. Apply to the Rev. >. l.. johnson.
For lessons on the Piano per quarter oleleven weeks, $40 OO
For vocal music w
For lessons IN French 3UD
For use OF Piano 10 practice " 2W
Pianos tnned-teims - toss.
RErERENc mir r begslrave 10 refer to his pupils and patrons IN
this place also. To Rev. ). l.. Johnson, WIN. Sheets, Esq u. Ra'
set, Esq, J. B. McChesney, Esq, A. G. Willard, Esq Il. F Nor
rfs. Esq. aud w. "A. Talbot, Is Wu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
e Silk and Fancy Dry Goods EStabl
SrAr c-cATN FL
CEMENT,

For CiSterns, Water .Mi>onrg, ard general uses. as
aSOLID anil ENDURING MORTAR. Nan
ulaciured md Warranted by the EAGLE CE-
NENT CO., Mtdisop, la.
sS. Mayhem. Agent. H. II. Depot.
'eNIE demand for %HydrauIc Cement-Water though
q confined 10 the West. almost exclusively to It's use as a plaster
for Csterns' Is every Yer increasing, willie in the East. where
l. SaPPIcatloh 10 more general uses IS better known, the annual
consumption approaches nearly TO hat OF quick lime. 1t is there
employed rs a mortar Tor every Kind OF n isDnry and III all cases
where solid and enduring work is required, its use is considrredIn-
dispen>ahle. 1t IS also MOULDED into pipes iorconye, ing water n-
De- Srolni, ami isinu1t 10 be cheaper and TAR better than any Kind
OF metallic or wooden pipes-forning in reality a conductor OF solid
stone, whi h must endure TO ares.
It's considered mva liable as a plaster for damp walls, either
Easements or cellars; for roush coating either upon brick or stone
masonry aud when applied IS a coating upoa ire walls, Is a per
iect security against the Inconvenience which otherwise attends
every rainy season.
The propnetors of the Eagle Cement Workshave now completed
their preparations Tor manufacturing the above article on an eX-
tensive sca'e. From an analysis made by Prof. Locke of Cincin-
natl, aud from the numerous tests 10 which this cement has been
richly subjected, they feel confident in offering II to the public as
an article equal to any Ia the United states.
Orders addressed TO the unde, signed will receive prompt aiten
tiou.
a manual, containing full Instructions for working the Cement
In all rs various uses. viii e issued in a few days. aud may be had
gratis upon application Is above. r. MAYHEM.
J6tt II. II. Depot. InpianapoliS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
Ny Magnetic Telegraph.
Nj A \ n e. r y OFFICE

Or. ARnSrRONG & co SOLE AsExTs.)
SPLENDID SCHEMES o JANUARY, Io4S.
Alerandrta Lotiery. Class q, draps Jan. Il, I-4S.
10 NN-l4 drum ballots.
One prize OF se4,a0o. l do 600, do 3,0oa, , 90 loo. Tickets
sJ-shaies in proper ion. A &C tiicae OF 70 whole ticket. VIII
cost SO5 shares IA proportion.
Ner JerSey Lottry. CiasS W. q. drGus ian. i9,
Isis. Is Vs.. Ii d,aup hunts.
One prize OF - 600, l DO 1900, l do 1000. l 10 500. 20 DO l.
Geo, ~ 10 600. Trkt Is $40 saars ia proportion A certificate
OF 20 whole tickets Will be sent for Sl45 sAares ~ proportion.
4erandrir Lottery. CIaSS W. :. draus Jan. -,
Isis. ID Ms L. drairp bal ats.
One prize OF $4,000. ] do COCO. do 1000. 10 DO l.5C0. Tickets
$40. 5 are IN proportion. A =, Ttihcate OF - whole tickets viii
be sent for SO, shares ia proportion.
Aerandria Lottery, Ceas> No. 9. drdics January %,
ISIS. 10 Nos Is drapn faiofS.
One prize OF $50 900, l do 10000, DO 10000. l 10 1000, ! do
LOCO, - do loo, ~ 90 sou. I30 10 200 Tickets SIS. shas in
proportion. A Certificate ol 20 whole tickets will Ice sent tor SkI5;
shares in proportion.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY draws every THURSDAY through
out the month OF January, lc4c. Tickets s., a cenineaie OF
package SiO-sha res in proportion.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class No. ~93-capital prize 500.
900. sent 10 Cincinnati. OHIO.
ALEXANDRIA LorIERr, Class T-2s, Il. 20. prize sc 600.
schf 10 lifhn. ONO.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class No go, 10. Al. prize sIO-
600, sent 10 Philadelphia. Pa.
Address your orders 10 r. ARMSTRONG & Co.. Agents
WHEELING. Va O5-3w
Wheeling, December -, lci7.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
INDIANAPOLIS posi- OFFICE.
and Departures of the Mails

EAsTERN-AiIlNtN ddlll, a 9 ~
Closes daily, at 5 Z. II.
CINCINNATI va Brookcifte-Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and Saturdays, at 8 p. NJ.
Closes Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sundays, at I PM.
-IScISSA1Iv via CONGRATULATIONS sunday =, Wed
nesaays. and Fndays.at 7P.M VI.
Closes Mondays Wednesdays and fridays, at PM,
soUrHERSvi via Authoritative daily except sundays, al SIP. NJ.
closes daily, eNrepI SATURDAY. at Z Pm.
LEAyESwoRTH via Bloomington - Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturday., at iP.M NJ.
Closes TUESDAYS, Th.rsiays. and Sundays, at p. VI.
MoSRovIa via MooresriHe-Arrives Iuesdsy and Satur-
daNs.at , z. VI.
Closes Tuesdays and Saturday 5 at pm
wEsrERSv via Terre Ifaufe-Arrive daily, at p. VI.
Closes daily. at sam.
MoSrEzUMA-Auive Mondays and Fridays, at 3 p. VI.
Closes Tuesday and Fiidass, L A. VI.
AwFoPDsvILLE-ArrIv dali. except sundays at r. NJ.
Closes daily, except SUNDAYS, at ga. VI.
AFAyEIrf via Lebanon-Arrives Saturdays, at & 4 NJ.
Closes Wednesday, at A. VI.
NORTHERN via LogaHspot-Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and Saturdays. at > P. NJ.
Closes Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at : A. VI.
GREESvfLLE, o., via WInchester-Arriyes Tuesdays and
saturdays. at p. VI.
e oses Mondays and Frdays.at 7A.M.
PESDLEroN-Arrives Wednesday sat 2 ?. VI.
Closes Thurdays.a = VI.
PERu via Broad RipP{e-Arrive Fridays, at 4P.M VI.
Clres Tuesdays at "A VI.
Indianapolis, Jriy ], 1916. l.. DUNLAP, p. VI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
agricultural Machinery
III ALWAYS CURES.


y the speet! ant rdtica cure oil Fever and A.ue, . = Ch,Is ana
Fever. Tue proprietor IN ohenn. this remedy TO the public, does
= y it'll full confidence thai lis esults will sustain Tim IN pronOun-
c. z II one ii the most valuable medicines ' offered 10 the pub
lie u : a speedy and eiectusl cure Tor the Ague and Fever or ChiHs
aud Fever.
! ; composition is very simple, being egisey OF Vegetables, and
it doe not contain anything which would render its ue in the least
uusif- as . popular medicine.
Combining with it, powerful and general Tonic properties, a
Cat1sftsc sd sud ,rtfc action, II a BE- used with perfect a ~
without any preparation OF the patient m the commencement oil the
afa-k. IL correct aud prevents the febrle excitement which usu-
aIy ate rds and % often defeats in It's early use. Quinine and the
other re.nefies. ia the treatment OF Ague aud Fever or ChiIs and
Fesrr. In the proper dose II acts rs a mild L. xative, and encour-
agrs a ns ural and healthy arton of the bowels. whist at the same
time IL gives tone TO the stomach and promotes a general healthy
aci0n OF the iii srstive organs, aud thus in morbidly weakened
ha9fS restores the system To strength and vIgor. In Costive and
BiouS-hahitS. it sometimes act as n Emetic and Cathartc tpartI-
euIirly when given in In &c dose) and thus cleanses at the same
time both stomach and bove s-ani promotes a profuse perspiration.
In fever, -enei aiy, IL will be found a most valuable Tonic, for
whilst it sIves tone 10 the : vstem, it, Diaphoratic aud Laxative pro-
perfies guard the patient from the reproduction OF Fever.
Prepareiby WILSON. STAQBIRD * SMITH, Louisville. Ky.
~ ASents and Country Dealers supplied ny r. MERRYWEA-
Their, General a cent for OHIO lni Northern Indiana, Third ST.,
opposite the posi- Ofhre, Cincinnati. Ohio.
For SaIeb y ToNLf xsox BsoTHxRs, sign Of the Golden Mortar.
Ialituapois. J0t 2st Dec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22

ru,HE subscriber would inform the WooIen Manufactures Of the
n,ry Of all descriptions for svooIen Manufacturer. on the latest and
most improved CONSTRUCTION. aud the best style OF workmanship, EN-
brcins the most approve ed styles of
Rotr AMI jar JIckS; Tabe and Rub CondynserS
ant sid DrarfHg; improred Uoolen Mules !:
Porer Loons, Tor Natinetts, .JsanS. DC; Mapping
NetiaeS. broud md narrov; Gig NHs Brush
N,c1,t-S. bsoad and naoro,r imDrored Shearing
Nrtiq~, 4 rery superior article. bo,a broad and
"aeror. Jr"m 3 To II cutter blades, warranted Of
the be>t our IN.
The subscriber hnsine fitted up, pre- pared aud enlarged his vorks
having the n-f risrrrn mlichinlsts employed. and f,e,In,es t (, a "n'
| nIns fhe Iae-t and III ri valuable improvements In machinery from
style md quality, IN every respect, a : a be obtained n n "a Of
Tie 4. states. aad intends 10 furnish on such teuEs "a mi make II The
Interest OF all "e'ieIn m"nutAeluiefs To purchase here, instead OF
WOOL t'araim. Machines.
of al SIZES both sing = and double. including The latest and most 40
pf Fs e. ' .~s. =. WOOL : .oi 'e., ss ., p',1I,.1 I'D w" smnn,ns-
Br4ker. 4 fsa-heS, and a Pokng -auetne, with cards complete for
ebai"ns the s"nr-Varraniel II tine bet quality; toretnef with all
prtr "ferui"i, can he furnished all complete, at short notice, and on
The sr~erber, fnpm h- hong experience in this business, having
ae'o.ed ~ 'sh"l Is ',''. a"A ! I many years ha- been en- bied TO IN
tery' rendering Il ""'e Convenient Tor operation, aud morr durable
peHlanrnt and valuable. Also,
Machine Cards.
OF AT descriptions, both sheets and Fltet~, and of all numbers, can
be ob,a'"ed at'h"s establishment, winch IN point OF materials, work
ih,nsinp Hnd duf''tsty, arc varrdHisd -qiall To any made M this or any
othrr country having improved and very superior machinery for that
on hand a general assortment OF articles r-q-tr-d manufacturers
eirier., ehah dfessers. weavrrs, sc including spmdles of al kinds
1 a%rSes s "a iae1 cssa-, eoaoa aud WOOL Hand Cards. card
P1srIs, Cast steel Domb Plates; Cleaning Combs ThTorg Leather,
HrIiL~ and Heidte iwIne fuiers' stoves; Screws and Plates
1rnt~r Iu~k- Emery Tack~, sc &c.
Also, steam Engines French Burr Mill Stones Boiling Cloths
Mil Irons, screws etc. ALO,
agricultural Machinery
OF the latest and most approved kinds. among which ire PORT1
BILE fREvci BURR WILLS IMPROVED PATENTsrOch
MILLS Horse POrers. 1Heshng Mac hines, Corn Shelters, SraH
Cauers, Coeer HaHers, Corn Planters, Cuticetors, Drilling -Haeaines
EaHaiag Nils, etc.
Al ~ the abuv- aTuc e. can be obtained by addressing the proprietor
at Cincinnati or can he faught "a the beet terms, 10y calling on the
agent al Frzrfs Hotel IN thts city, who viii remain here during the
session of the legislature. A.. 4. BROWN.
- ~ By JOHN ". MORGAN. Hgent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
HOTEL,
East end ef Washington street,
Indianapolis, Ind.

UpALIS COATS, recently from Shelby vile would respectfully
ID inform the travelling public, that he has 'ased for a te m OF
years the well known tavern stand former y occupied by M.& l.
Little. The greater part of the house Is entirely heW, having
been built this s-ason, and the balance remodeied and neatly ar
ranged. No pains viii be spared to render those comfortable who
NAV call on him.
His TABLE will be furnished with the very best the market
afor3s-and his charges Will be much less than those made At the
principal hotels.
NtableS, Yards, SHEDS. and Ot-otS.
His Stable. Shells. and Dat lots are the best IN the West. and
every attention Will be paid To Drovers, Wagoners, Movers, *.
INDIANAPOLIS NlNemhtr L.. III. 6llW
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-01-22
IxDiANApoLIs STEAM rAsToRv-

n 'iIE subscribers having leased Tor Il ter m OF ears tie I utlutrg
~ well nnown ny the name of tie Old Steam Mill. sifuaf.n in
tfOnt 90 White River bridge, indianapolis. wilci LEY Law. fitted
up tor Il NoObeu Factory. where they purpose Inahuiaef IA m
~oohen goods OF various Alnds- AbttOse who wi~h To get T. ar
woni spun Ihio yarn, or manufactured iAt0 cl0ih or uoor.n
goods 81 any KIND. cah Ae accommodated - a good terms A.. nv.
Ins them a call. Iiey would also inform The pul ic taf t1.y
have tnree sets of cardtng machines Tor rarants u OOls. he A..
ins al new aud ia good order Therefore tiey VIII uafrart
satisfaction 10 all WHO may favor them VT then work. Per
SON. living III 4 distance. hy calling ~ tbs iaeforv. can l.vo
tneir wool raried without delay. ~ giving a lew hours notl.e.
They VIII also ne prepared 10 tut and finish rlorfS d any k,a
or color. in soot style. They viii keep on hand woollcn e,o,s
of heir own manufacture. such ~ tloiAs. Salin.its. Tw,e.
Jeans. Blankets. plaid aud plain Fiauneis: al at witch a., u,i
exchange Tor Nooi or sOon Country Produce at amy Kind. Tlev
will 1--WE the highest market prte Tor wool and produce. and seil
goods o. their manufacture - low - amy goods Of H.. s.o..
an ly can be bought Tor in Indians polls. All tlose uio p-v
lave full blood SaNouy and Mernno wooi TO card OF nanul,rfnre
can have II done In g0Oa order IL thls. factory. rs they l.ve ma.
cFinery expressly for such wool. Good wood and tro4,e.o,
all xmas viii be taken in exchange Tor work.
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