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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-19
The State of Indiana. Marion counly

TX TaE MARIoS CIRgUIr CorRT FoR OCTOBER TERM, 1919
n CAaHeGy
John Cain rs Niem Tingley, Gideon Burton, James Fields George
w-Fsr#s, William =. Nowlan3. James 5. Phuge, John y. Tay-
lur, ibvupiolus panidine, George West, Samuel jones, and others.
TIE several defendants whose names are above set forth, are here
l. by Notified TIL on the 18Th DAY of June, 1919 the above named
complainant hcd his fl 81 complaint in the above enttird cause in
The cfrk'sofice nf said A!srion Circuit Court, against them and 9th
ers ai-o The afiitvit al n dsntenrsted person, showing that they are
not Residents ct Ia state Of Indiana: that said bill ofconplaint is now
pendingn said Count, and that unless they appear and plead, answer
OF ceutr 20 the same on 90 hefure the next calling Of said cause al The
next tenn e said Cout, Ia be held at The Court House in IniianapO-
lis, said lhi and the matters and things therein contained, WILDE taken
as confessed ard he'd as tue against Them and each uf them.
Attest, II. B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
X L Mnln,la. enliaHar fr rnnnl. 7.aNis.
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state OF Indiana. Hamilton county. S

Petition for a DEED Of CoHUegGRet.
James Deakine, IS. Sarah Overman, James M. Overman. DemSev
Overman, Miriam Overman. Rachel Overman, william c. Over
man, ana Elias Oyerman.
THE said petitioner by Earl s. Stone, his attorney. having this
l. day flied in the office ofthe clerk of said court his petition
herein, and also the affidavit Of a disinterestcd person. from which
affidavit it appears that tine said defendants are all non residents
OF the Slate Of Indiana. They are hereby notified that said pei
ton is now pending in said court, and that unless they will sp
pear at the next term of said court and answer said petition, tile
sane viii be taken for confessed.
June q, 1919. S3wis JOHN G.. BURNS Clerk.
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DETERMINATIONS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters OF Marion coun,
II fy. Indiana, that there will be a N election held at the usual
places of holding elections In said county, on Monday the 9th day
OF August next, it heing the first Monday In August, according TO
law, for the purpose OF elecfing one Governor, and one Lieutenant
6ovefnor for the state of Indiana one Congressman for the 5h
Congressional District Of Indiana one Senator, and two Repre-
senatives in the legislature for said county one clerk Of The Cir
cult Court for said county two Associate Judges for said county
one county commissioner for the third district of said county, occa-
stoned by the expinton Of the term OF service of David Mars, and
one Assessor for said county. CHARLES c.. CAMPBELL,
July 10. 1879. N t6A Aug. Sheriff Marion Cnunfy.
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state Of Huaiama. Hamilton County. 5.
Is VuE PRoBAT CouEr OF SAID Comfy, MAY TEsM, 1919.
Pettoaf for the sale If RsI Estate.

Petition for thu safe If Real Estate.
Enos TomlinsOn aud William TnmiinsOn. administrators with
te viii annexed, Of Josiah TOniins0n, dereasei. u.s.. Martha
Tom inson, Dclacy Tomlinson, Mildred En-. Ish. Thomas Eng
ush, AlVira Hayworth, GeorgeB. HaywOrh, Lucinda haywoTth
solomon lisyworth, Lcmira Tomlias0n. Adaliza Carter, Nisho-
las Carter. GARRISON Tomlnson, AID Alenson Tomlinson.
Nov comes the petitioners by Earl S. Stone, their attorney
IL ald Gle their petition herein and it appearing 10 the salts
facticn OF the court by tie affidavit of a DISTINGUISHED person now
hlei herein, that all Of said defendants are non residents Of the
Statg OF Indiana II is therefore ordered by the court that the
said defendants be notified Of the fling and tendency Of this petit
ton by three Successive publications in the Indiana State Senti
mel, a weekly newspaper printed and published at indianapolis
Marion county Indiana, before the first day Of the next term OF
this court aud that unless they appear and answer sid petition
the same will be taken as confessed.
93wis Attest, JOHN C. BURNS. CLERK.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-19

STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS, U. S. SENATOR FROM ILL
N0Is. "A correspondent of the Pennsylvania gives
a rapid sketch of the sudden rise of his gentleman.
As 1t contains a moral for Young men with energy,
but without means, we copy it:
First apprenliced to the tailoring business in YER
mont, BY an affectiOnate aunt, who wished TO keep
han near her, then 10 a cabinet maker, we find him,
about the year 1882 or 3. vending his way to the
west. Arrived ut Jacksonville, Illinois, with three
doliarS In his pocket, he set out in search of n school !;
teaches two summer sessions, reads law under Mr..
Mcconnell, and la 1884 * elected Prosecuting Attor-
ney for Morgan CONTEMPLATING Cnl. Harden, who
fell Mt Buena Vista; in 1896 a member Of the Legis-
lature; in 1910 Secretary Of State; 1871 Judge of
the Supreme Court; in 1912 a candidate for the IT,.
S. Senate, aud beaten by Judge Breese on the 10Th
ballot. Same year elected TO the House of Repre-
ssniativcs of the United States, and in 1916 was
nominated by reclamation in a caucus of the Legisla-
ture. and elected TO the United States Senate. The
speech which be made in favor of refunding to- Gen.
Jackson the fine imposed on him by Judge Hall, was
declared by John Quincy Adams to be the ablest ever
made on that subject in Congress. He clearly proved
that the General acted strictly within the constitution
in declaring martial law in New Orleans. AT an in
terview between him aud the Old Hero, at the Her.
mitage, Gen. Jackson expressed 10 him bis warmest
thanks, told him that he always had doubts as t. the
conslitutioDality Of that ct but uow,' says the
General, - my doubts are removed | did not violate
the Constitution i can die in peace"
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THE Farmers Of Marion and adjoining countiesare hereby inform
u ed, that the undersigned is now having manufactured at Indian
apois, a number of "GltERgs Patent Wheat Drills" The subject Of
planting wheat in rows, or with a drilling machine. has long been IA
miiaT with The English husbandmaa, and for several years past has
been in praoice with many OF the enerprisng farmers Of New York.
Pennsylvania, and others Of the older wheat growing States. Agi
cultural papers have oAen alluded TO the practice, advising its adop-
ton, and ewing many results 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 mws IN a uniform depth. Hence a uniformity M the
size and length of straw, not 10 be found in wheat mixed with the
earth al various depths, rs by the old method. Many advantages in
cidentio the dril system are given by writers, who have fully proved
its utility by practice one Of The most prominent Of which is, the pro-
tecon of the wheat from being winter killed. About 10 acres per
dy with n machine adapted TO this section Of country. and IA TO is
acres per day with those suitable for Prairie, may be estimated as the
usual days work for a hand and two horses 70 plant all complete.
Another practice has also been added, to-wh: that OF hOrsehoang in
the spring; a process lysvhich the earth between the rows Is loos-
ened or cultivated, BY 4 cheap and simple machine, by a man and
horse, TO the extent Of six 10 ten acres per day. A writer in the Gene
Sc Farmer. February number, 1919 page 40, speaking of Drilling and
Horse koeiRg, asserts, upon his own experience, thai land that or
dinaTly produces only fneen OF twenty bushels per acre, will under
favorable circumstances, yield ffcm thirty TO thirty five, and even as
high as furty bushels per acre." Farmers of Illinois and Michigan,
as well as central and northern Indiana, a.c desired To make them
selves acquainted, rs fully as possible, with this mode Cd cultivation.
A field often acres Of wheat, drilled SHly, now growing on the farm
Of James Blake, Esq. In the suburbs of this civ, affords n practical
experiment. To which attention Is respectfully saicited.
Canat Mayhew's store, opposite brakes Hotel.
June III. 1889. tfw II. MAYHEM.
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BARBARoUs SgSrEEcE.-At the last term Of the
Circuit Court for Pensacola, as we learn from the
Gazette Of that place, the negro girl, Rachel, slave
Of Capt. Baker, was convicted Of an attempt TO FIRE
her masters house. She was sentenced to have her
ears nailed to a post for one hour. and to receive ihir-
ty-niDe lashes, which sentence has been carried into
elect
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-19

(T One Of the most formidable corps in the Ma
gyar army is that Of the Horse-breakers. (Czikes,)
which are 10 no respect inferior to their South Amer
lean brothers in the art Of using the lasso. This
corps is regularly organized. Its mode Of fighting
consists Ia throwing a cord from a great distance,
which cniangles the enemy, and which moreover, be-
ing armed with an iron hook, iniicts the most horrid
wounds.
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STATE eff H%ndiann. Hamilton ounty $.
ATE CoUET OF Hamilton COUNTY, AUGUsT TERN, 1919.
On a Petition 10 sell Reqi Esfgfc.

~ NHEN HNNAIE = VI III UUNI NIUIs = IEAll . J.
On a Petition 10 sell Real Estate.
Matters in The estate Of Jonathan Seaman, deceased.
z RCHELAUS Gibson, the administrator of tie estate Of said
a Jonathan Ssaman. deceased, having his day fled in the
clerks office of said couft the affidavit OF a disinterestei per,on,
showing that John Seaman and Wilson Seaman, defendants 10
said petition, are not residents Of the State of Indiana. There
fore. the said John Seaman AMI Wilson Seaman are hereby noti-
feel that said petition is now pending in said court, and that unless
they nppear al the n Vt term Of this court and answer the said
petition. the same viii be taken for confessed.
June 26, 1919. lI-3Wis JOHN G.. BURNS. Clerk.
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FRESH STOCR or DRUGS.
D. n. y ' 4 D,
(SucceSsOr 10 J. RanlSeu,)
WhoicssIc and HesaiI EseaIer

tSUgCcSStF ~ e. EIIlNCU.j
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
EN Drugs, Medicines, Points, DIS, Dye stufs, Chemicals, Sur
II gical Instruments, Brushes, Tobacco, Cigars, Perfumery,
Glassware, &c. is now receiving his spring stock from the Eastern
markets, and he respectfully requests all persons who desire to
purchase any OF the above articles, 10 call aud examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined to sell as low il
not flower than any other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
An assortment Of the most approved Patent medicines will he
kept constantly on hand Aiso.a choice lot of Liquors will be
found in our store for medical purposes, and will be sold low.
Tobacco aud SeSars.
10000 pounds brands Of Virginia Tobacco; 90, eco Principe, TO-
COO Panitiia, 10000 Regalia, 1890 Plantation, 5000 Esparango,
5000 LaNorma Cigars, have just been opened and VIII be sold at
Cincinnati prices.
PerfHasrV. Hgir Oils and DYES.
A large assortment OF French. English, and American Perfum-
cry, Hair Oils and Hair DYES, of the very best quality, just receiv-
ed, and Willie sold low, wholesale and retail
Paints. Oils. Dge-Stufs.
A lot Of Paints, Oils. Dye-stUfs, sc, in store and for sale low.
Also, Paint and White-wash Brushes, Of every description o
Eastern manufacture.
DIR. Duval Will pay particular attention TO preparing prescrip
lions, and viii give directions for their use. From a regular edu-
cation IN Medicine, and experience as Junior Physician to the Bal
timore Infrmary, and several years practice in g mslarious dis
trct IN this State, he fatters himself that he will be able to give
entire satisfaction in lis profession. Stole next door 10 Little <
Co.'s Auction Store.
Indianapolis, June .. lSi9 lily
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CUEA.
FAVE.

THIS valuable preparation has proved itself decidedly the mcEt
Il eficacious preventive and curative OF cholera tand every
other form or species of diarrhea) that has etbeen discovered. Dy-
sentery cordialfor weak stomachs, parlcully adapted 10 the bowel
complaints of children. Warm drops 20 ailny Irritation OF the
stoma h and prevent vomiting. Bathing drops to give tone and
viser to the skin. All vi which are confidently recommended as
a preventive and cure of cholera, IL taken seasonably and accord
ing to directions.
In addition to our former stock we have just received from the
Phpnix Larratory, an ample supply of fresh and genuine Botanic
Medicines. ell Of which can be had al reduced prices at the Drug
and Variety Store of A. POPE X SUN
Indianapolis, April %, 1919. 100 2m
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for American Eyater-Roued
Heznp.
Bureau of Construction Equipment and Repair.

AANH ht1
Bureau of Construction, Equipment and Repair.
Finder the joint resolution OF Congress, approved May 9,
q ls4s, entitled a % Resolution respecting contracts for hemp
ed at this bureau, o. the United sia,ess hemp sgcnsies at Louisville,
Kentucky, or St. Louis. Missouri, Ito be Forwarded by them un
the said Hemp Agencies for a term not exceeding Eve years. the
best quality Of .7maicGH TaterrOttsd hemp, in quantities OF five tons
and upwards the ton TO consist OF 2,2lU pounds NO bid Will be
considered at a higher rate than two hundred a d fortyone dollars
The department will then determine whether the cOntrscts shall
be awarded No delivery will be required sooner than the lsi day
The SAID hemp must be equal in quality to the best foreign hsmPs
the hemp grower. Tie quantity required annually Willis about
The said hemp must be thoroughly dressed, cleaned. free from
sh hives s and % Sa;cb moi lGs :, more ,%s u, la'n n 81. si5'e = ,P Per 0eSs OF tow e and
Tor spinning It's sirsngtn must ee uh has a IoPe OF y ohd
hreeiourths OF an inch IN circumference, made from t~enty-one
tim, will bear at least 1900 pounds, and ITS length, color, and other
pr perties must be entirely satisfactory 10 The inspectors or the
ed and tested at the respective places Of delivery
hemp which may pass inspection and be received h them, accord
ing 70 the contracts which may be entered into E-nety per cent.
Of which bills 10 be payable within thirty Gays or ~ AT present.
alton to such navy agents as may be agreed uPon and named in
Persons Offering must state the price, in words and figures,
CLEARLY and legiblyl asked per ton Of 2,ei0 pounds, when eeiiv-
agent. and payable as above speci6ed.
Every ofer mus be accompanied. as directed in the act or Con-
gress making appropriations for the naval service, approved 10th
August, 1916. BY a written guaranty. signed BY one or more re-
sponsibie persons. Ito be certified by some Official peraonsge) to
tie effect that he or they undertake that the bidder OF bidders wn,
If his or their bid he accepted. enter into an obligation within NJ
teen days after The contracti is submitted for signature, with good
and sufficient sureties, to furnish. the supplies pr osed. No pro-
posal win be considered unless accompanied by sach guaranty.
Bonds WIN TWO approved surelies IN oheha the estimated
amount Of the respective contracts viii be required, and ten per
ment to he made, as collateral security for The due and faithful per
paid until the contracts are complied with in all respects according
10 their terms.
Offers must be made in strict conformity with the terms OF this
advertisement. The persons offering must state by rha nary agent
hey " ish their bills ,psid, il their offer is accepted and BY wAeh
their signature and if they should not be executed within fifteen
days after they are recefvedhy the agents, the department will con-
slider itself at liberty to accept other offers in place Of those thus
neglected Ss-IawtAugG
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WHO WANTS A NEAT FARM?
AZ worry rnxy rnfR.

TT is the east half Of the southwest quarter section q, township
i II, range 3, In Washington township. Marion county. Those
who wish a bargain must call soon. A description OF the place
and the terms Of sale will be given by application 10
ISAAC N. PHIPPs, Real Estate Agent.
Indianapolis, May J., iol9. loetf
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JUST received from Philadelphia. a fun and complete stock Of
y every description Of trimmings FOR oil kinds OF vehicles, in
part, viz:
Figured and plain Gun Cloth, scarlet Utrecht velvet, figured
Rattinet. plain and figured curtain cloth, curtain frames, oil carpet,
drah cloth and safiBes, patent leaiher, coach and carriage iaees,
in & eat variety fringes, tassels, brass and siivered globe lamps.
irass bands. trass aud plated stiff and fall down handles, dashers,
&c. 81.
Oval iron with All other carriage iron, in our large stock on
band, and receiving constantly. Also, carriage springs and axies,
tg ether with a general stock Of hardware, cutlery. tools, SC, at
the sign OF the Big Paddock and Cook Stove.
Iy KELLOGG & YANDES.
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INDIANAPOLIS POST OFFICE.
Arrivals mud DepnrtMres Of the MaiIs

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CTNcINNATI via Br00kUdie-Closes Sundays. Tuesdays,
and Thursdays, 7P.M.
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CINCINNATI via Ld1reRoebUrgh-ClOses Mondays, We'd
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SOUTHERN via .MadisOR-COesd daily, except Sundays, GAN
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LEAvENwoRTH via BiOoRiRgtOR-ClOses Sundays, Tues
days, and Thursda,s, 7P.M
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WESTERN via Terre ~HaWe-ClOses daily, ga. NJ.
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CRAwFoRDsvILLE-Cl0ses daily, except Sundays, : SAM
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LAFAYETTE via LsbqRca-ClOses Tuesdays and Fridays, = TAM.
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NORTHERN via Representatives. Mondays, Wednesdays
and fridays, "A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesdays, THURSDAYS, and Saturdays, 2P. NJ.
CREENvnLE, o., via Winchester, h--CloSes on Sundays
and Wednesdays, sP. NJ.
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PKNpI ETON-ClOses Thursdays, a
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PERU via Broad Rgple-Closes Tuesdays and Fridays, IA. NJ.
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CIRCUS

-" C8F
Consisting a. $50 Ma and Horses.
Manager, MIR. i L. MAIZE.
Equestrian Director, Mr.. w. WATERMAN.
cI Mr.. Sol. ]. LIPMAN,
~ Mr.. J. WELLS.
Leader of the Band, Mr.. LEBRUs.
~ ,HE public Of Indianapolis and vicinity are respectfully inform
z THAT the above celebrated establishment will be exhibited
ia this city on
Tuesday. .Ju}y 3lst, for one dag only.
In making the above announcement, the managers would state
that the company is composed of a full and efficient corps Of dis
The stud Of horses are allowed to be The largest, most beautiful,
and highly trained of any in America. The various performances
will he remarkable for Iheh novelty, splendor, and effect, and most
suitable and magnificent appurenances.
The Managers wonld assure the public that. by the unparalleled
appreciation with which the Olympic Arena and United states Cir
cushas been received In every city and town which they have thus
far visited, they are enabled To produce an entertainment far superior
TO any heretofore offered 10 the patronage Of the public.
Among those composing the equestrian corps, are the following
aristes:
". Waterman, II. Buckley, T. Goodspeed, A. Parker. Z. Cross
bee, J. Tolman, La ian, julian. and Master Albert, the celebrated
HOl and family.
Those astonishing performers, known to Gme ard throughout the
world as The Acrobat family or III nhnd, whose services have been
procured " an enormous expense, will appear In each performance.
The ceIebrrted Wells Famly-Niss Mary Ann Wells, Miss Anne
traction and elegance is the young and beautiful equestrian, Miss
Mary Ann Wells. Her wonderful equestrian representations are 10
be given on her beautiful Palfev, and combine all the united effects
that personal charms, high talent, and grace of manner, can emf
nenuy impau.
Sol. J.. Lipman, the celebrated American Jester, and American
Clown.
A celebrated BRASS RAND is attached to The company. consist
Ing Of picked and select performers, Who will lead the procession,
mounted on twelve splendid hlrses-oa entering each place ofexhi.
baion, performing some Of the mpst new and popular music Of the
day.
o1-Doors open at u and p. n. Per formance commence half
an hour amer the doors are opened
Admission to Boxes, So cents; Fit 25 rents no half price to IN
J. w. BURGESS, Agent.
The shnve COMPANY viii exhibit in IaninSvHms, u Saturday, July
2cth, aud IN MuOrfsvIle OF Monday. July so 1919. IL
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We paid the postage on the above.


NoBLESYILLE, JBly IL, 1919.
-MeSsrs. ChGPmans 4 Spann-The democrats of Ham
Hon county met IN convention on last Saturday, and
nominated Thomas Harvey, democrat. and William
Stoops, free soil democrat, as candidates for Represents
lives. The convention was large, aud the greatest har-
mony prevailed. The nominations were made with
scarcely a dissenting voice. We are in high spirits here,
believing that we can elect cur ticket.
The wings are In trouble, and they are making a des-
perate effort to create dissatisfaction both in The demo-
cratic and free soil ranks, on account Of This ticket, but |
think the democrats will be sharp-sighted enough 10 see
through their designs. We all know that a wing does not
wish the success OF the democratic ticket, and when one
approaches US with his advice as TO the propriety or I'M
propriety OF our course, it seems to me that it is not al
ways best 10 follow their advice. | blink the democrats
Of this county, notwithstanding the advice Of certain
wings to the contrary, will vote as they please. The
free soil party appear to be well satisfied with this
ticket.
Brown will get his party vote, and probably a part of
the free sellers. Herod cannot get them unless he will
pledge himself to oppose the administration Of Taylor.
Jo. Wright Is the iavorite here he will get his party,
and | think will get some free soil votes, and had they
not a candidate of their own, he would get their entire
vote. Respectfully, b.
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fH'HE History of the United States Of America from the discove
a ~ of the continent, to the organization al the Fefefal Gov
eminent, by Richard HHdfefh: vol. Isl, just published and for sale
by III DAVIS & RAY.
lust received, the second part OF Roland cashel, by Charles
~ Lever. N HOOD & NOBLE.
II AIDES fine Slippers, Buskins. Caters, Boots. and Walking
q 4 Shoes at HAMILTON n PARRISH'S 81
nOTTED Swiss and embroidered TaFletous; handsome grad
IL uated Paris noya Robes, III 100 WM. A. WEIGHTS.
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GRQrEREEs

1000 LBS. Western Reserve Cheese, 10 hrs. n. O. Moissses,
wv superior y 10 hfhris No. . Ma-kerel; 3 kegs Duponts
Rifle Powder; 1900 pounds Bar and Pig Lead; 20 bags Rio Coffee F.;
jus. received and for sale at wholesale and retail by
II SMITH 4 HANNA.
ENANTE'S DIVINE COMEDY-The Inferno. A literal prose
~ translation, with the text OF the original, collected from the
best editions and explanatory notes, by John A. Carlyle. NJ. D.;
jast received by IL HOOD & NOBLE.
s,oUTHEYs COMMONPLACE Book. Just received and fr sale
- by III HOOD & NOBLE.