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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
~INTEREsTING no FARMERS.

THE Farmers of Marion and adjoining cOuntiesare hereby inform
l. ed, that the undersigned is now having manufactured at Indian.
apolis, a number of " Gating'S Patent Wheat DrlLso The subject Of
planting wheat in rows, or with a drilling machine, has long been Ia
m1iar with the English husbandman, and for several years past has
been in practice with many of the enierpising farmers Of New York.
Pennsylvania, and others of the older wheat growing states. Agl
cultural papers have olen alluded to the practice, advising lis adop-
ton, and giving many tesnlts showing a saving Of seed and Of labor,
and a greatly increased yield Of grain. Five bushels and upward per
acre, or twenty TO thirty per cent. has been the usual increased yield
over the broadcast system. Wheat planted by this machine is equal
~ distributed in rows To n uniform depth. Hence n uniformity IN the
size and length of straw, not TO he found in wheat mixed with the
earth at various depths, as by the old method. Many advantages in
cidentto the drnl system are given by writers, who have fully proved
its utility by practice one of he most prominent Of which is, the pro-
tecuon OF the wheat from being winter killed. About 10 Fees per
day with a machine adapted to this section of country, and IA to Is
acres per day with those suitable for a prairie, may be estimated as the
Another practice has also been added, to wit; that Of horse hoeag in
the spring a process by,whch the earth between the rows Is loos-
ened or cultivated, by a cheap and simple machine, by a man aud
horse, TO the extent of six TO ten acres per day. A writer in the Gene
Sc Farmer, February number, ls49 page 40, speaking of Drilling and
Horse h0eiRg, asserts, upon his own experience, that Gland that or
dinarly produces only fifteen on twenty bushels per acre, will under
favorable circumstances, yield ffcm thirty to thirty five, and even as
high as forty bushels per acre." Farmers of Illinois and Michigan,
as well as central and northern Indiana, are desired to make them
selves acquainted, as fully as possible, with this mode Of cultivation.
A field often acres of wheat, drilled only, now growing on the farm
Of James Blake, Esq. in the suburbs Of this city, affords a practical
experiment, To which attention IS respectfully solicited.
Call az Mayhews store, opposite brakes Hotel.
June III, lsI9. 3uw X. MAYHEM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
TO CONTRACTORS
On the Indianapolis and BeIlcfOntaine
Esn

n DEEM il proper, ut the commencement Of your operations for
n the season, 10 call your especial attention TO the following clause
in your contracts. "t Is further understood and expected that The
party Of the III ST part lte contactorsl will use all reasonable exer-
lions TO discourage and prevent the use Of spiituous liquors by the
hhorers engaged in this contract" This clanse was inserted in
your contracts with n full unde rstanding that il would be complied
with strictly by you, as il Is believed that its enforcement by all the
contractors on the line is essential to harmony or action and the pros
perty Of the work. The use Of spirhuous liquors on the line cannot
bur prove a positive injury 10 all who may come in contact with it,,
and cannot too strongly condemn its use. Those contractors who
comply strictly with this part Of their contracts will recommend them
selves favorably TO the Board, in subsequent lettings on the line,
should they wish new contracts.
los q n. SMITH. President
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
Martin d WhitcIcy's
II NAE TONIC

"A CERTAIN CURE FOR FEVER .aND AGUE.
In our Summer and Fall mentns many sections Of our country are
Frustrated by this disease. IL has been our particular study TO find out
some remedy to stop this truly dreadful scourge. and think by this sci
entifc compound we have effected this great desideTatum. IL ID also
the best remedy to be had in all cases Of Dyspepsia, If the directions
in the pamphlet which is around each bottle are properly observed.
Readthe following certificate:
PowHArTENF Factory, near Baltimore, I
April 9th, ls4s.
.MeSsrs. Martin & Whitley.
Genlemen-lt Is with sincere pleasure / am able TO give my evil
dence in favor OF your valuable " National Tonic" Having been
troubled for nearly four years with the Ague and Fever, 1 tried almost
every thing | heard Of, but nothing seemed to give M any permanent
relief, until a few months ago, [ purchased from one of your agents
(Messrs. Jos. Shane & Co. a bottle of your Tonic and after giving
a fair trial, | am to my great satisfaction certainly cured, and have no
hesitation in recommending it &c all persons afflicted with ague and
fever rs the best remedy known.
JOSEPH GLATFELTER.
For sale by WM. HANNAMAN, Druggist, sole agent for Indian
fpolis. 5l6m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
NOTICE.

N the first day Of May last. the whole Of The partnership stock
y and effects OF the hrm OF Blythe & Hedderly, together with their
rights, credits, uOes, hooks, and securities OF every description, were
by said Hedderiy assigned AMI transferred to The undersigned, Benja-
min l Blythe, in ruS to pay the partnership debts AM close the con-
Germ. Al persons are therefore notified that alone am authorized TO
act IN al matters reiating To- said partnership concern, and that no act
Of sad Hecdery's pertaining thereto win be recognized by me.
b. L. BLYTHE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

respectfully inform the Ladies OF Indianapolis and
49, the public generally, tina: she is now receiving direct from
WI Philadelphia, the Spring style Of Bonnets and Is prepared TO
execute all orders in the Millinery Business in the latest and
most approved style. Every description Of B0nnets and Trimmings
constantly on hand, and win be furnished on the most reasonable
terms Mourning Bonnets of all kinds made to order at short notice,
in the best style.
Fancy Caps, Head Dresses, on hand, and made to order.
Bleaching and Pressing in all its branches done TO order, and all
work warranted to give satisfaction.
In connexion with the above. the Dress Making is conducted By a
lady from New York, who is competent TO give entire satisfaction 10 all
who win favor us with their patronage.
Vesettes, Mantllas, Sacks, Caps, Party and Bridal Dresses madein
superior style, at short notice, and warranted 10 it,
Terms reasonable. Entrance through the Store, one door east)
Hannamans drug store.
n. d. The latest faNhinns rrceived mnnhlv. DIV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURA.
TIVE

THIS valuable preparation has proved itself decidedly the mist
Il effcacIous preventive and curative of cholera (and every
other form or species of diarrhea) that has yet been discovered. Dy-
sentery cordialfor weak stomachs, particulrly adapted TO the bowel
complaints of children. Warm drops TO allay irritation Of the
stomach and prevent vomiting. Bathing drops to give tone and
viger to the skin. All of which are confidently recommended as
a preventive and cure of cholera, If taken seasonabiy and accord
ing to directions.
In addition to our former stock we have just received from the
Phenix Lahratory. an ample supply of fresh and genuine Botanic
Medicines. all Of which can be had at reduced prices at the Drug
and Variety Store OF A. POPE s SON.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aprf %. 1e4Q. 100 3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

DRoLL REPoRr.-A committed of the Rhode Island
Legislature, on investigating the affairs Of the Bank
at Sciiuate, report in enthusiastically the CON-
mitiee are Of The opinion that a machine has been
placed in South Seituate, (purporiing by its issues
to be located in North Scituafe.) extending its pipes
10 Wall street. in the city Of New York; and bad not
timely precaufion been taken TO prevent il. might
have been so inflated by the infusion Of the gas Of the
Merchants Bank Of lhe city Of Providence that If ig-
nited in the former city. it would have blown up the
Hamilton Bank in S~cituate, with a tremendous ezPbo-
SION"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
DENTAL NOTICE.

- EAR. II. p. NORRIS having permanently To-
SHR HV Gated in indianapolis offers his professional
UITT" services To the citizens of this place and vicinity
iIH and hopes to receive n liberal share of public
patronage. He is prepared to perform all usual operations in DeR-
tai Surgery, embracing the latest improvements in the science;
He has spared no pains or expense in procuring the most approved
materials and instruments for filling, inserting and extracting
teeth, having the experience of ten years successful practice.
DR.. Norris feels justifable in assuring the public that he will
render satisfaction to all who may favor him with a trial Of his
skill and mechanism.
lOslf Ofce on Washington street. opposite Temperance Hall.
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$4,000!

DELAW AXE STATE LUTTERf,
Class -, draws August 8, 1919; 70 numbers, Is drawn ballots.
One prize OF S35yOtO, l do II 1000, l do 5000, I do 5000. l do d
900, do !, COO, l do 1000, I do 500.
Tickets Sl0-a certificate Of 20 whole tickets will be sent for
$40 shares in proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

A lecture will be delivered before Marion Division s.
Of T. at Tsmperance Hall on next Tuesday ewing Aug.
- by Rev. Bro. G.. e. Babb.
All Daughters, Sons, Cadets and Friends OF Temper
ance are invited to attend:
BY order Of Marion Division.
J. M. SHARPE, n s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
DIR. y. IN. SANDERS,

EEAVING formed a partnership with p. IA. J7NES0N, a grad
uate OF the Jefferson Medical College OF Philadelphia, would
respectfully inform the citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity, that they
will devote their entire Time and energies TO the various duties of the
profession, and hope TO receive a liberal share Of public patronage.
Office on Meridian street, three doors south Of the Baptist Church, at
the residence of DIR. Sanders.
DIR. jameson takes pleasure in naming the following medical gen.
temen as references: T.. Dunlap, NJ. ID. ]. l.. Motherhood, M. D.;
Charles Parry. NJ. L. and John s. BObbs, NJ d. l0I6m
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Glass 81, draws August II, 1919; rs numbers, IA drawn ballots.
One prize of $4,000, do 10000, I do 5000, l do 1000, ! do 3,
900, ! do SOC, | do LAO, 10 do 1000.
Tickets S5-a certificate of package Of 25 whole tickets vii
be sent for Sl20; shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
State of Indiana, Boone County.
TIE BOONE CIRCUIT COURT, OCTOBER TERM, lo49.
pefifion for Df,.oxne

Petition for Dfuovoe.
Sarah 1uuIe us. Eaam ID. Tuite.
nd u known that on the Both day Of July, 1549, the said Sarah
8b futile filed in the office Of the clerk of the Boone Circuit Court
her petition against said Elan D. futile, for divorce, with an afida-
vitannexed thereto ola disinterested witness, that said Elam ID. Tut
de Is not al this tnea resident of the state &C Indiana.
Therefore the said Elam ID. Tulle the defendant in The above case
$ hereby notified of the fling and pend ny OF said petition in said
court against him aud that unless ne appear in said court on The
calling Of the cause at the next term TO be held at the Court House in
Lebanon, on the I'd Monday In October next, and answer, plead. or
demuT to said petition, the same will lie heard and determined in his
absence, and decreed on accordingly.
W. ". Wick, sol. for petitioner.
Is 3wT Attest. LEVI LANE, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
JUST GOING. CONG!

a ND VIII be sold for the best offer made within six weeks, so
"A acres of good land W half Of the $ e Or of section 81. town.
ship u nrrth, range G east, in Madison county, on the State road
leading from Greenfield TO PerkinsvilIe, and near the town Of Gym
thiana, in a fine, healthy, and old settled neighborhood, conve-
nient to mills, &c. 1t is the opinion Of the undersigned. that there
is money to be maIei II the purchase Of this land by applying soon.
J.. N. PHIPPS, Agent.
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$4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

Class No. 95, draws August 4, 1919; &c numbers, 10 drawn ballots.
One prize of $40 900, do 10000, l do 10000, l do 5000, l do ?,
900, 20 do ! SEQ. 30 do SEQ, 20 do 400.
Tickets sl0-a certificate Of a package of % whole tickets will
be sent for SEQ shares in proporfion.
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$4,000!
VIRGINIA. STATE LOTTERY,

VIRGINIA. STATE LUIIEk1,
Glass o.. draws August 9, ls4o IS numbers, - drawn ballots.
One prize of $4,000, l do 5000, l do 5000, l do 5000, l 90 g.
600, l do 5000, do l, las, 10 do 1000.
Tickets S5-a certificate of a package of 25 whole tickets will
be sent for $40 shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
$4,000 Dollars!

Glass ii, draws August %, 1919; rs numbers, II drawn ballots.
One prize Of S550O0, I do q, 600. | do 20, 900, l do II 800, l do T.,
do 1000, l do 1900, 4 DO 5000.
Tic kets Sy5-a certificate of package OF % whole tickets vii
be sent for $40 shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

The following prizes were distributed since our last Circular,
Mon. Class "a. I'd capital prize of $4,000, sold to a gentleman OF
Wheeling Delaware, Glass %. $1,000, sent to Khtanning, Pa.
Mon. Glass F, IL 10 25. Cd capital sent to Pittsburgh, in a share
Mon. 81, 25 40 66, a prize of $500, sent to Canton, Ohio, besides
hundreds Of smaller prizes. l5-3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

"Nerer go CANNING at High Water" was the
reply Of an old fisherman to his son, who bad written
him requesting the loan Of twenty thousand dollars
10 enter into the flour speculation at ten dollars a bar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

Report Of the Board of Health.
Since our last Report one case Of Cholera has occurred
which proved fatal.
w. c. THONPSON,1
j. 8. HARRISON. {Board Of Health
D. F~UNKH0USER,)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
SMALL FRY

Draws every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday
throughout the month of August. A certificate of a package o
whole tickets will cost SIG halves SIS: quarters 4.
Address your orders to r. ARMSTRONG s. Co, Agents,
Wheeling, Va.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
MANAGERS OFFICE,
IL. Armstrong; Co.. Sole Agents,
Wheeling. Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES o AUGUST, lS49.
a 600!
DEL A w A DE- u II 4 n.INONTpU

Class 81, draws August 1, 1919 IS Numbers, IL drawn ballots.
One prize of $4,000, ] do Is GOO, / do 10000, / do 5000, L do B.,
500, ] do 5000, do $500, 1 do 100.
Tickets sl0-a certificate ola package Of % whole tickets viii
be sent for $3.50; shares in proportion.
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$4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

u IN
Class 90, claws August IL, lS49 IS numbers. Is drawn ballots.
One prize of S23y50O, l do $500, 4 do 1000, l do 5000, 8 do L.
400, 5 do 200, 10 do 396. 10 do 200.
Tickets S5-a certificate Of package of % whole tickets will
be sent for sos shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
$4,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

Glass No. 81, draws August ., 1919; "a numbers, IA drawn ballots.
One prize of $4,000, l do 10000, l do ZOO, do eco. l do p
500, I do 1924, , do l 100, 6 do $50.
Tickets S5-a certificate of a package of &c whole tickets will
be sent for SOS shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

An enormous alligator took possession of a flower
garden in New Orleans on the Sd of June, and was
not killed until after a desperate resistance of half an
hour.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

The Pittsburgh Mercury. recording the marriage
Of Miss Holmes. President of the Martha Washing
ton Total abstinence Society, to Mr.. Andrew Horn,
appemds the following:
+" Fair Julia lived a tepp'rance maid,
And preached its beauties night and morn;
But still her wicked ~neighbors said
She broke her pledge, and took a Horn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

BURIED FOR Two THOUSAND YEARs.-Lord Lind
say, in his travels. writes, that while wandering amid
the pyramids of Egypt, be stumbled on a mummy
proved BY It's hieroglyphics, to be at least two thou
sand years of age. In examining the mummy, after
it was unwrapped, lie found in one of its enclosed
hands a tuberous or bulbus root. He was interested
in the question how long vegetable life could last,
and he, therefore, took that tuberous root from the
mummy's hand, planted it in a sunny soil. allowed
the rains and dews Of heaven to descend upon it. and
in The course of a few weeks, to his establishment
and joy, the root burst forth and bloomcd into a beau
tiful d1hlia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
SUNDREES.

~~<1z ABNER SMITHS
~ Restaurant and Eating Saloon.
On Ddarare Street, South Of the Court House, Indianapolis, Indiana.
rUNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his lienas and the pub
IL lie that he has made extensive additions to his establishment,
rendering it the most complete and desirable in the city. The Restau-
rant will at all times be supplied with the choicest fare that the city
can afford in a style to suit the most asudious epcure.
Also can accommodate a number of day boarders without lodging.
Also POULTRY bought for the southern market for rash.
February 1, 1919. 76f ABNER SMITH.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

fTHE undersigned, desiring TO change his business, offers for
4 sale block No 90, containing "a lots, several of them situated
on Pogue'S Run, and desirable for machinery purposes, being also
in the vicinity ofthe Madison Railroad others are suitable for re-
sidenceS-
ALSO-Outblock Z and "a on the north side Of the city, be-
sween Illinois and Tennessee streets, and east OF my residence,
containing &c lots. which are very desirable for private residences.
ALSO-Four lots convenient to the Madison Depot.
~ALSO-Twenty three acres of land a short distance east of the
donation. suitable for making brick, and now in such use by
MeSsrs Hill, Noel & Turner.
The terms for the lots will he onefourfh cash, and the remainder
in three annual payments with interest.
The prices for the above. together with other lands which | pur-
pose to sell also on reasonable terms, will be made known on ap-
picatiOn JAMES BLAKE.
Indianapolis. April "a. IS4q. I00if
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Perry DavIs's Genuine
ETs RTE palm UElER

TNHIs will most instantly cure any and all kinds of PAIN, its
n action is like magic in many cases. Over four hundred thou
sand bottles have been sold in the New England States the last
year. BEWARE OF CosNrERFEIrsi since its great popularity, base
limitations have been gotten up, and paimed off on the community.
See that a likeness OF the original proprietor Is on the bottles. A
Pamphlet of directions and history Of its orig in accompanies leach
bottle. Get one and read it,
]. HARRIS, General Agent for the Western States. on 4h
street, between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom IL
oI6ers must be addressed
TOMLINSON BROTHERS, Agents, indianapolis. D.JJAcK
SON, Frankfort, In. 20-ly
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THRESHING MACHINES.
Eu....nuc ITALIA NnlEnn

TNHAT ut the NEW ~FOUNDER at Indianapolis, are manu-
IL featured the far famed and justly celebrated Watson \ Hoo
vers Thrashing Machines. II is only necessary for us 10 say,
that we manufacture fire kinds Of Horse Powers for threshins, or
threshing and cleaning wheat, all by the same operation. We are
also prepared TO make three different kinds OF separtors, via:
Pitts. Townsends and Whitman's Patterns, all Of which are sta
tionary. The Powers. Threshers. ard Separators are the same
patterns as those manufactured at Rochester, N. Y, and Miamias-
burg, Ohio. Joseph Watson. who has manufactured the above
machines for tie last eight years 1t Miamiasburg Ohio is now a
partner in the Finishing shop. Foundry, &c. II is needless TOT
US to say thai those Machines are the best in the United States.
No other Machine cen be compared to them for speed and utility.
One Of the Machines will thresh from 4 TO 500 bushels of wheat
in a day, ready for market
Also, steam Engines, with or without boilers of any size dedra-
bie-waranted perfect. and to operate well Saw and Grist Mill
Castings. Of all kinds, fitted mp to any draft furnished; Crate
Bars, Fire Fronts, &c. Also. the celehrated and far-famed
Parker;s Water wheel.
Kept constantly on hand; aro, Corn shelters. with separators.
10 carry away the cobs, Sc, and Clover Hullers that every far
mer should have. We make Hand Lsthes and Slide Lathes OF
every description. Horse Powers and Threshing machines ofall
kinds repaired on the shortest notice; Screw Plates and Taps Of
any size or thread Screws for Hay Presses for any description Of
Press, from a 1000 pound screw, 10 any smaller size. Come one,
come all, and see that work can be done as cheap and as neat by
US, asi can be done in older cities.
TAYLOR. WATSON & co.
IndianapoIis, June, ], Isf9. 1ll-y
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FARM For SALE


FARM FOR SALE.
UNHE Subscribers offer for sale on accommodating terms farm of
n 100 acres in Hendricks county, Indiana, immediately on the
miles from the former place. There are sbou, 40 acres improved,
Siii 2 ,osnoussff s o,aD,s Sis s%one in%,ies y = IA = w sahe o. ESoa o . R never,
Davies, at the Flsecy-Dale Factory near Richmond, or John Keeney,
"T Fnse ssa bs he ' Ma1;h ~ IS, M Ts4s s"0" Z I 8 { J 3. i
~lRichmond JedsrsOnian l-sesmiSos
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.
a. signed, by the Probate Court Of Marion county. on the estate
of Nathan Lister. late of said county; deceased. Al persons con
eerned viii take notice and govern themselves accordingly; The
Indianapolis, July ?. ls49. 93wis Administrative.
PEPPER SAUCE.
IN DOZEN Of superior Pepper sauce just received and for sale
GROCERIES.
d. BAGS RIO Coffee 20 brIs Sugar and 10 |. DO MOassss, for
January ga. 1919. IS
Lawns and Ginghams:
just 5sslT n, TSes ssrs ss ss%s be beautiful Lawns oi's9a@@s' b R5iSis; SC.
GREEN Linen; and Green chambralne = the ei,y s,,h store
" WY A. WklGHT.
SOMETHING HANDSOME!
&.E BLK. Silk Lace E for Mantilias and Cardinals for sale by
MOSS.
JUST received at GRAYDoN's. Sign of the Saw. a supply of
= Spanish Moss. of good quality. 81
CARPETS!
1900 at I H he city S oals s,aSe from 10 iIs GEMS w IN 4. w aMs sae'p
SUMMER HATS.
. 4 China s..5 s !, 4 ss sn ss sa::s j Hats. Infants! $ Rice Pea; sSi iIs,:; a
GREAT BARGAINS.
Il gains i application be made soon e ou.puAn ....,-
DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA.
WARRANTED ssnoiaea and forsaieby
WILL be PAID Is' '''''' bushels g. g. s sh'llss sSpki Il & co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

NJ 0TlCE is given that shelenhurger. Gentle, Bake d Hos
IN brook, have their shop and machinery on the northeast a.
agonai, near Underhinrs Foundery. in full blast and perfect trim,
and ready TO work all kinds OF flooring. ceiling or sheeting, 10 an
exact thickness, in the best style on the shortest notice, and on
moderate terms They also rip out and dress all kinds Of plank,
and also make all kinds of doors, sash and blinds. equally as good
and cheaper than have been made in this place. Just call and see
whether we have been lying OF telling the truth.
S3w SHELLENBURGER GENTLE & Co.
lJournti copy W and charge s. c. & Col