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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27
FOR CLERK.

The friends of E. PENN. announce
him os Candidate for the Office of Clerk
at The ensuing election.
F We are authorised to announce
WM. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ.,, candidate
for Clerk Of the District Court OF Easeficld
at the ensuing election.
III The friends of PETER QUATTLE-
BUM, Esqt.. announce him as n candidate for
the Office Of Clerk Of The Court Of Common
Pleas. of this District. ut the ensuing election
~ We are authorized 10 announce
Col. 0. TOWLES, as a Candidate for
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, at
the ensuing election.
We are nu,horized 10 announce fHCS.
G BACON, candidate for re. election as
Clerk Of The Court, for Edgeield District.
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months from the date Of subscription. and
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year. All subscriptions will be contnned'
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less at the option Of the Publisher.
A,y person procuring five responsible Sub
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wear, gratis.
apvyRr:sExETs conspicuousIyi Inserted at 70
ccn,s per square. (l2 lines, or less for the
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Those published monthly or quarterly. w,lI
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no, having the number of insertions marked
ON them, will be continued uutll ordered out
and charged accordingly.
Communications, post paid, will be prompt
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| Ten CT these new members are claimed
as Socialists. This is vague word, which
! has hecn adopted here as Il party name.
These men have been elected for so";e
other reason than lhci" supposed doctrines.
| This reason is that they arc friends oil
progress and opposed 10 governmental
corruption. Although Individually they
hn!d will and impraclcable nolInnS, they
meet in the common desire to scarch hons
esicy and learlessly for Inc remedy to the
existing evils Of society. The late election
is no more a prolesIation in favor Of
FuurerIsm than The December election
was vne agaiusl the Republic.
SULPHUR a CHOLERA SnEctFIc.-Dr.
J. II. Bird, physician Of Chicago, has
discovered that Sulphur 10 one The best
prevcnlIvcs and certain remedy for
Cholera. Ii is said tha, cholera is owing
to the presence of very Gcle'erious asenr
in 'hc atmosphere called o=oae, ardethat
SD phur possesses The property Of neu'ra.
l;zinG is influence. As Ibis agent is com
pnra'irely unknown, we extract dcscrip>
''U' vi ~ ii'iil 'lE w daHlHSlII v Ilul'
"Oz2ne is formed in the air by decom
position Of IFS water, through disturbances
Of lis electrical equilibrium. lis nature
and composition are uuccrlain. 1t has
heretofore been detected in tie atmosphere
during The prevalence of cpiIemics. vary
i"s in qnanlily with the violence Of the
disease. An oznneneier con be made by
sa'u'alins piece of paper in q solution
Of starch and iodile Of potassium. The
smallest quantity Of "zcnc in The air will be
rendered manifest by The discoloraliOn pro.
duce1 by the free iodine"
This discovery is attracting great ut
Icntioa al the North, aud il snme instances
The cliicncy has been tested in The worse
stages of collapse with satisfactory results.
DR.. Birds investigations have resulted in
The discovery Of The fact Thar cholera never
prevailed in the vicinity Of Sulphur S Srrinss,
or III any situation where sulphur is abun-
dant. Dr.. Bird tried the remedy ON three
cases-ane Of which was in The stage.
Of collapse, aud pronounced 50 by tho phy-
sicians-ail Of whom were cured. Next
day Two more cases were tried. and both
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27
nrGu AND Low CLAssEs.-The follow

tlrGu AND Low CLASSES. The follow
ing is from the Philadelphia Ledger:
"A high and low class" certainly do
exist in all Giles. But who constitutes
the high class? Why The orderly, The
sober, the qaier, the law loving aud tie
peace-prescrvins citizens, without refer
encc to rich or poor. Were it otherwise,
society could not hang together for an
hour. Who constitute "Ihc low class" bu,
The law. breakers The peace dslurbers,
The rioIons, The brawIing inehriates and
the incorrigible loalers. MT tho poor, for
there arc at least as many poor, among The
sober aud quiet portion of the community
rs rich. The distinction of ''hieh md
low" in classes, when properly defined,
involves no insidinus sarcasm. isnolninious
degradation on tho poor. Who constitute
The police? The poor. Who makes up
Tie ranks Of the militia The poor. i!
the Sheriff calls out his possce commira.
tus. who obeys the call !. Not the rich
bul Tho poor. Who fight The battles Of The
country in war? The poor. Who pro-
duce properly, aud then protect it. but The
poo.? We have but two classes. The iIle
and the Industrious, anil the latter only
discharge all the duties Of good citizens
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JOSEPH ABNEY,
dT'TORNEY 1T I 4 ".

= I VN1FL II 1t"
WN7ILI be found in his ntiice at E"ge6e'd
wv Court H"use. adjoining Bryan's Brick
Store. on Saturdays. Saledays, and Courts
weeks.
He will attend promptly and strictly to bns'-
ness in his profession.
January 10, Il 0l
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4 A.sNsD.ID \ Il E S.
q E lIERIFF.
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EsSHERlFF.
The Iield GIL. fEH OS. W. Ian
g Asi annosinGa a. Candidate ior the
I fEce of Sbefis isE Ii 5Be iiext election.
5 I.5s The ffa4 ists JOHN HILL an
itios sas X 81 Sheriff Of Eds-
EfiSli Dbsf sfrscr 81 he Se Il election.
sSs ID q ass aninp plzcd ,os snnonncc T. J..
Es II r. as II candidate for The Office
& III l$H iGs;.7
s5ie ii ar AEFRED MAY.
isississ cs IsIifp Gandidale for Sheriff,
Iss IsAEY O DIE, ,Esqr
ssnIo.socs iisTi as esf the Uiiic" OF
GsSIsi ,is,fie5 ensuing eitcll"''.
csase oiltf fiSfizetI annonnce Capt.
D GBLsV&RE +, as a Can
saidate toT sss;htefiifi, atlheS eSensuins election
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wurlshus] ]sooman is more preshus than
Ioobies, and in kunlry without d
pelIycoat one feels the force of the
remark. gWhcn a man has wealth he
wants hares to leave tito; and in course,
no wives,@no Ilarcs. You couldn't
send meyplt one, could you? | mean
Il vile, Edta hare. If sho's sum piltrd
with thoSsmall pox even, woodn't
care. The ordinariest good is valuable
when tfsrr's none in the market.
There's Gfzzens | woodcnt looked at
in the STATES. that 'ud now be thankfully
received, and no questions axed. You
can say,sand truly, that I'm worth
morc'n my weight in gold, for I've col
quarteriol a tun of ii in store AT ST.
Francisco, besides a sprinhling Of
dimunds.
We lava a sort of malie-shi(t govern
menl here (np aI!ushun 10 the par.
rygra!f aboyc), got up cxlrumprrry SO
one may say, that ansurs purity wei loi
ii new kuflry. Gen. Smiin ain'l no.
body. Is'sa clever clap, and spun
Ky, no donbt o that; bat he Ilaint got
no more authority than child in aims,
iflIere WIS such Il thing in lie settle
men'. He isiloos general orders and
proclamasIluns and such tuck, and, the
people rcal 'em, pelItc liIeraioor being
scarce3 tai when they've read 'cm,
they Iart and shcl one eye, and 90 and
du jest asthey d-n please. LIS allus
So in nulkunlrics.
Agiic:'ifurin in CaIiGorny is purity much
left 10 nature. Ii sticks in folks crop
to he soeing corn when they Can dig
gold, and $50 they all 60 10 the placers
10 make%l,ay while ;hc sun shines.
This is the monster depnsi; bank of the
unervarsaIworld, and we're all casl"rrs
and directors. D'ing yer Eaters here
if YOU want EN- dug, we can't lake tie
trubDlc TO raise 'cm. The only wrgea-
bic we cultivate is the root OF AL evil,
and if You'll send us the lruics Of the
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VVHH. II. MARTIN,

Il T r o e " e 7 Il L Il 4 W ,
No. 8, Broad Street, Charleston S. Z.
,Over the Office Of w. NJ. Martin. VIII
prsctice in Barnwell and Columbia, aud con-
isiiuGe ~ practice in Beaufort.
April25. ni3m II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

LEGAL WrT.--Hcnry Erskinc, tho
famous Scotch Barrsicr, a great Wag,
was once pleading before funny Scotch
Judge, with whom he was on the most
intimate terms, and happering to have
client female, defendant IN an action,
Of the name of Tickle. he commenced
in the following strain: "Tickle, my
client, tho delendrh1, my lord, The
auditors were almost driven into hys.
terics of laughter, by The Judge rcply>
Ing: " Tickle her yourself, Henry
you're as able TO do it as | am"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

hours, have had the erect 10 relieve the
patient, and in few hours 10 dissipa,c en,
t!r"ly cholera symptoms.
Di. B!fl Suggests combination Of pow
p":eI charcoal, onc pa:I To four of sulphur
has seemed To make the remedy moro
c!icient.-Souh Curoiiniaa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

The RApTlsTs OF kEvTucKTr AND TIE
ANTI SLAVERY MGvEMENTs.-The Lon
isvilG Democrat Of tne 3lst uIt. contains
the following communication relative 10
the emancipation mnycrent in thai State;
The Bap;isis is lie musl nun crous dcnomi-
nation Of Christians in Kentucky. having
more c0mnuucanis than the Nlci!odiss
and Prcshyterans united. speak adj
visrdly when assure you that most nfthe
Baptist preachers arc opposed 10 agila;ius
The subject Of slavery, in any way in Tic
approaching Convention. As an evidence
oI lie feelings of our ministry upon this
subjecl-alihouel! VIC number several hun
rlrei; !hcrc were orl y two present at Frank
for al the Anti slavery Convention. ac-
cnr'iins 10 their published account. As a
ministry, we are opposed to minelins in
politics. But being ardent iriendi Of good
order and The Interests Of our beloved
S;ratc, We are unwilling that any undue
Influence should be secured To Northcrn
(anatcism, or ils legitimate offspring. anti
sIavcryisn in Kcnucky. ilso uudcr.
stand, and derived my Information from
those acquainted with the facts in the
permises-Ihat Tho ministry among the
reformed, who are also 4 numerous de-
nomination. are generally opposed to the
present will and unreasonable movement
upon the suhjccf Of emancipation. Hop
ing that success will attend every lauda.
bic effort which may be made through the
columns of your paper to lhwart the
schemes Of the present agitation of slavery.
s. BAPTIST FREAcuEp
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y schoolmastcr who was rs fond Of
his grog as The use Of lis globes, was
asked the difference between gravity
and gravilation. /" When ] have drank
five glasses ofgrog," replied the peda-
gosue, "my gravity yanisllcs, and gravi-
talion begins TO operate,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

alrlh, you can have :
he rainy sea.
weather is. settled.
ssasaolew: y. .s.,
with bad ram, has
cons;;;uo>luas. l..
and kunlrirs keeps
water. and The
rloni>cuus. VIZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

In cooniry of blind people, The opes
eyed mar is king,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

and tells you the things which be doessss
knctc" Sir r, II. Iusiis, The member
from Oxford, is Il pleasing speaker, bur
speaks in IL low tone of vuice Were he
in IIic house Of lords, you might as we'll
a'lcmpI TO hear canary bird from Tho
Peak of Teucrillc to The Cape de Vcrd
Islands.
TRANQUILITY OF THE CHINESE EN-.
PIRE.-lhc Government is attempting TO
regain its power by lecrcciog the scycr-
est punishment against demagosues,. AS
an instance, wemishl refer to The senlauce
OF death lately passed on Two individuals
who collected 9 crowd, and interrupted the
examinations in keangsc. Two years ago
a general rising would have taken place If
these fellows had been cxccuIcd; but now
all has remained Guc'. The grca, body
OF tine people are weary Of constant agi,a-
lion, having discovered that the best framed
patriotic speeches do not tend to promote
thtir welfare or increase their propricty;
but that sharpers nave. under The sarb of
patriotism, hccn fleccing them out Of their
h1rG-won earnings. So many instances
of this kind have occurred, that the people
are now much more cautious in listening
to their vaporing speeches. Even the
arming and drilling oflhc militia, popu-
lar pasrime only last year, has likewise
fallen into dislayor, because time was thus
lost which could be moro advmrageousy
bestowed on agricultural pursuits. 1t is
to be hoped that This state Of things may
continue; and if the Nlandarins would bus
make proper use Of the reaction, que.
and order; might very generally bcres,oredt
-Pckin Gr1s!ie, FEB. l.
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What's that dog barking at :" asked
a fob, whose boots were more polished
than his ideas.
"Why" replied bys'andcr, "be.
cause he sees another buppy in your
bonls."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22

CTWe requested JOHN +. READ, Of Clark
county, as a candidate for State Agent.
1rwe requested to E N. BOWMAN, Of Foun-
tain County, candidate for the Office Of Assistant Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives..
8-We requested to Isaac III. TAYLOR, Of
Jefferson County, candidate for Auditor Of State.
11-We requested 10 announce Gen. ALEXANDER s.
BURNETT Of New Albany candidate for Agent of State.
0We requested 10 WILLIAM DALEY, ESQ.,,
Of Faysite county. candidate for Agent Of State
TWe requested to announce DANIEL MowRER Of
Henry county, a candidate for Treasurer of State.
give are requested C. B. BENTLEY, Of
Wayne county candidate O Principal Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives.
RrWe requested Dr. C. W. KIMBERLY, Of
Marion County, late Clerk in Bureau OF the U. Teas
ury Department. candidate fo Assistant Secretary OF the
Senate the approaching session Of the General Assembly,
ErWe requested announce o. P.MORroS Of Wayne
county a candidate for the Office of Agent Of State
11rWe are requested &c announce Col EBESEzEs DUMoNr
Of Dearborn County, candidate for Agent Of Stale.
nFWe are requested announce B. r. EDMoNsrOs Of
Dubois county, candidate for Treasurer Of State.
Q7We requested to announce DR.. E. w. H. ELLIS
of Ekhart county, candidate for Auditor OF State
UPWe are requested To announce Col. JAMES
DRAKE as a candidate for Treasurer of State.
QWe are requested to JOHN BISHOP as can
didaIs fOI the Office Of door Keeper to the Senate
n%we are requested announce JAMES WooDs ef Han
cock county candidate for Door Keeper to the House OF
Representatives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
SMALL Fry LOTTE


JEFFERsoS CIRCUIT CouRT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1882 TO-
wIT ON THE 29rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER IN THE YEAR Qua
LORD ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE.
ChaNeeTy
Sarah Ann MahaD Mary Jane Rule Monfrsvie Hahan.
Rule Henry Hdetl Frederick Crumbaugh, sarah G..
William Kent Hannah Nancy Hendricks Will
liam Hendricks. Lewis Davis,
ZONE the comPanants. by Stevens and King Solicitors,
Sand filed their BILL and also adav setting forth aud
ing therein that the raid Lewis Davis is this
Of the State of sdana is hereupon notion
that pendeny given
said Lewis Davis by advertisement for three weeks
in the Banner weekly newspaper, printed and pub
lished in the Madon
that unless said defendant shall
first day Of the this Court either himself
sell enter his appearance hern and plead answer demur
said bill the matters and things therein contsind will be heard
and determined in his absence And h continued
next
by order Of the Court. A true copy
Attest mo. II. TAYLOR, Clerk
49-3w. BY 1hos- w Deputy.
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IL indebted 70 the undersigned viii and
- expense ny calling and paying up this the
NO mistake. WILLIS W. WaIGFIT Co
N.B nav be found at Touseyf W. w. w.
Nov. 70. 1870. s9-3.
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S25.OOOi
MONONGALiA IOTTER

MONONGALiA LOTTERY,
Class l5O draws Dec. 20, l649 IS numbers u ballots
Iprze Of $4,000 prize OF g, 500
600 10 6C0
5000 10 800
Tickets s5A certificate Of % whole tickets will for
sos, shares in proportion.
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S2O,OOO
DELAWARE LOTTERY.

DELAWARE LOTTERY,
/ prize Of $4,000 prize Of $1,000
COLO 10 1000
5000 500
Tickets s-A certificate Of Is whole tickets will DO for
$50, sha res in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY
Draws every Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
throughout the month Of Dec certificate Of package whole
tickets will be sent for Sl6-haves Ss-quarters 81.
Address orders
r ARMSTRONG Agents. Wheeling Va, 49-sw n.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
SAL WIS

lust received Grsydon's OF Saw"
supply of Com. Rowlands Min and cut g. 6i
Hoes Co.'S New York and steel and O. steel
England Ditto. English Hand Panne aud Ripping
sawsTenon Compass aud Key hole Web for
Wood without frames; Hack
ting Irons Bow Back for Bnehers iron frames Blades
for do. separate; Circular saws, sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
SILVER WARE.

M IL TALB0TT hiss hand and for .se at low prices
w very large elegn and rich Of
sueh Table Tea Desert Spoons Soup Ladies
Butter Knives sc &c. al Of the silver. Call
they will be sold very low according style and
ship 49-n
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DELAWARE STATE L

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class %, draws Dec a. I849; numbers, Is ballots.
prize Of $4,000 prize OF s9.227
1900 2 1000
1000 400
Tickets s4-A certificate
be sent for $50 shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
CARR f US
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.

Corner Of Pennsylvania ad Washington streets in The
Tdl6ons Store, recently occupied by DR.. j. M
Principal has other fitting
FENHE Of instruction in this Institution arranged
cry possible contingency In business II embraces
Book Keeping
every department Trade and Ace ounMercsnte PROBES
souai and Mechanical including hoIesae Resi Commission,
Exchange shipping Banking Jnbbing Manufacturing Steam
pan
CARNEY has engaged the Of Mr.. r. ~ HALL.
Professor Of
Ponma nShip-
Mr.. world
Of illustrations in the principles commissions
the the student acquires style chaac
terized for Iegy well
aud tapId;ty OF
Execution.
LADIES wishing to improve their Chography will be walked
ON Q their residences.
Student
Stationery &c. Satisfaction guaranteed For particulars cal al the
Room. 455w ]. 7. F. CARNEY, Prin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
COME To TEA,

simple it sounds say "Betty, call tire
psny I" -Sake, bring mufhnsiS Al
osvlAted by getting of TALB0Tf style Tea Bells.
Their harmony Is delightful and they very cheap
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, &c.

lust received at Graydon's "Sgn Of tue faw" large sup
ply English and American Anvs and Vices1he Aner
Anvis article and viii
every returned Bellows sledgcs and
mers Screw Fiates; Horse shoe nails &C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
The state OF Indiana, Marion Coumr

Ene Male OIL In0IsiUI, NCtFlEFl .
CouHI COMMON Pleas JArUAsr TRRA, 1850
Petition for Dlrnce.
Virginia c. Rogers .. Aaron A. Rogers.
THE named defendant, Aaron A. hereby not
said Virginia Rogers, the petitioner above
named has flied her petition in sai against in the ece
of the aforesaid the affidavit Of and dt
person. resident the
petition pending i'm said
appear and
the calling sad the next Of said court % be
held in the House in Indianapolis the second Monday
thing
torth,w
nd dings will be lad accordingly.
Attest. ADRIAN A HAMMOND,
Ex-of6co clerk of said Court.
By r. II. NEwconB, Deputy.
William Stewart, sol. for petitioner
November u. lS49
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22

want Of splendid article Of Hair Brushes.
- and purses Silk and Thread Purses Pocket Books and
lets &c e obtain the beautiful and pserns
the lowest prices. at by w RI. TALBOT rs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class 81. draws Dec IA 1919; 7e numbers
prize Of $4,000 prizesof slysGO
5000 500
1900
Tickets S4-A certificate
} for S5O shares in proportion.
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MONONGALlA LOTTERY,
Class Ia, draws Dec 1919 numbers, IA ballots
prize of $4,000 lOP prize OF sIOc
5000 10 90
Tickets s5-A certificate Of package OF 90 whole tickets vii
be sent fot s6e shares in proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22

THE Counties Of Europe BY Author Of Peep Of Day al
IS DAVIS 4 RAYS,
One door u crsishesds Drug stols
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
$4,000 |!
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class 60, draws Dec z. 1649 IS numbers IL ballots
PrizsOf sIs,OOO prize OF s2,67l
! 5000 1900
5000 900
Tickets ga certificate
be sent for S52; shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
LOCKS nmd BniIding NIateriaIs

lust Gaydons "sign saw large supply
door locks OF all ze and qualities among them the cesrs
ted novelty works Locks of Pittsburgh low prices airs
of all kinds; Hinges shutter ffenne Bolts Cupbos sches
Glass, Nails and Brsds; Boston finishing nails. &C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22

Class I5s. draws Dec % 1919; % numbers IA ballots
prize of $4,000 prize OF $4,000
5000
5000 20 lOOO
Tickets sl0-A certificate package of % whole tickets will
be for sI44; shares in proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
stn.e Of Endianu, IIancocIk CounIy, S.

In Ckaneoy
will Joseph
Chapman deceased John A. Sale Amos Brown,
Grace Brown, Ahah stidsn Deborah Siidam Emma WilkR
Naris A Wilkinson, Alexander Wilkinson, ct al
the 18th day of August. lSz9 the above
named complainant bv Brown and Porter his solicitors filed
In the Office the clerk the Hancock Circuit Court LIS bill Of
complaint this behalf and also affidavit Of dsnerested
person showing that the said John Sale, Lydia A. SALE Amos
Ahijsh Stiiam Deborah Stdam, Emma
wilkinson. Maria A. Wilkinson Alexander Wilkinson,
not residents Of the State of Indiana.
said John SALE Lydia A. Amos Brown Grace Brown,
Ahiah Sdam, Deborah Stidsm Emma Wilkinson. Maria A
Wilkinson Alexander Wilkinson therefore hereby noi
fed fling and tendency Of said bill OF complaint IN the
be and appear before the said
the said the first Of their be
hereafter hoien in town Of Creenfd in
Hancock plead demur to said hh
will be taken confessed and
them. Brown and Porter Soils for romplt-
Sent. II, is49 WILLIAM SEBASTIAN,
3w Clerk Of Hancock &. {
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
CUTLERY.

LARGE Of Rogers and wostenhons Pen and
- Pocket knives Of all varieties single
81 qualities and low prices; Scissors and shess
which will be sold the prices according quality
November, los i849. 40-tf. w. n. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22

NEW aud beautiful srtc,s II bronzei and gilt spitoons
"A handsome and cheap enough
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