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CONSUMPTION.
A Dying w Cured /!

We state this prove the poucr II sdteif When
this BASAM is used, even after the person considered
by physician and friends to be In the last dSes OF dsks
actually dying and in this case far gone that the
shrond and burial clothes bought For the pdrticr
mrs of this case and the respectable and nndoued ,ro
PAMPHLETS.
This cure was effected on Mrs. zlBA DfREMAN of
Bdii'ton Spa Saratoga Co. ~ Y We can prove beyond
doubt many others almost equally hopelcs, and fnt-
terdbte of Coughs and Consumptions CURED which
were pronounced incurh5le by skilful pLysicfahs
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| The uniform success which has attended the
use of this preparation-its salutary effect-is
power TO relieve and cure affections of the Lungs,
have gained for it celebrity equallcd by no other
medicine. We offer il to the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues and the full belief that it
will subdue and remove the severcst attacks of
disease upon the throat and Lungs These results,
as they become publicly known, very naturally
attract the attention of medical men aud philan-
thropists everywhere. What is their opinion Of
| CHERRY PICTORIAL may be seen in the
| following :
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.,
Prot. Surgery Med College, Ner York says :
at gives me pleasure to certify the value and
efficacy of Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL,
which consider peculiarly adapted to cure di-
scases of the Throat and Lungs"
CHIEF JUSTICE EUsTIS,
of Louisiana, writes "That young daughter OF
his cured Of several severe attacks of Group
by the "CHERRY PICTORIAL"
ASTHMA AND BROCHITIS.
The Cana1idn Journal of Medical Science.
states, "That Asthma and Bronchitis so prevalent
in this inclement climate, has yielded with surpri
sing rapidty to Ayers CHERRY PECTORAL,
and we cannot too strongly recommend this skilfu
preparation to the Profession and public generally"
Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself
HARTFoRp, Jan. &c, ls47.
DIR. ]. c. Aycr-Dear Sir:-Having been res-
cued from painful and dangerous disease by
by your medicine, gratitude prompts me to send
you this acknowledgment not only in justice to
you, but for the information of others in like af.
Fiction.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at FIRST
became severe that splitting of blood, a violent
cough and profuse night sweats followed and fas-
tened upon me. I became emaciatcd, could not
sleep, was distressed by my cough, and a pain
through my chest, and in short had all the alarm
ing symptoms of quick consumption. No medi-
cine seemed at all to reach my case, until provi-
dentially tried your CHERRY PErroRAL, which
soon relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with respect. Z. A. STEWART.
PREPARED ny J.C. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
~ Sold by Henry Masser, Sunbury; Mary
A. McCay, Northumberland DR.. Gearhart Sc
lnsgrove; DIR. Becky, Danvillc, and Druggists
generally.
April 8, 1861 Iycc3m
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r., r., r,

new and brilliant light has lately arisen and now stands
hghin the horizon shedding its golden light hope upon
the dark desparng minds of the hc-rtden and Inflicted
with pain, like the bursting forth of the cougenul rays of
The three letters which head his paragraph is the snf-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & coMpl AIMS.

No remedy hnt has been offered to the public has ever
been half certain and eeHdi in correcting AL fhe IN.
cidenta ,oedkaess and irregularities of the female sex
BRdNTS PULMONARY BiLSdM It makes no df.
ference whether the arrangement be suppression
other incidental iccdkHess--it REGULATES ALL, by
strengthening the system e9uaii.in9 the crcanfioH and
soothing and nlldyiA9 NERVOUS lRRlTABlLlTY. see
oRr pnnpiiels nroof
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A ABEAUTIFUL PICTURE.


To protect the public against purchasing counereits of
Railways Chinese Medcaied Soap II. G Radway, the
celebrated Chemist OF New York. has at great expense
engaged the services Of OF the first artists of steel
craving in American, and will the first of April 1850
issue Radways Medicated Soap in its label 1t is
beautiful steel engraving represents two female figures
Of health and beauty recncg on tablet and scroll work.
which the words "Radway's Medicated Soap'' in
illuminated letters. On the opposite side o the tablet is
the fac-simile signature of r. q. Radway. The design
is neat, claste, artistic. and elegantly executed.
THE VIRTUES OF THE SOAP
also improved the high popularity whcht this excellent
soap has attained oI It's superiority over all others for fo
let Medicinal and Shaving purposes, has npeled 10
strive and improve upon its merits, instead of resting
tised It's aIeady gained aures We have entered
into arrangements for the importation direct
respondents in COnsantinope in Turkey, and Canton in
China for several oils gums basams and extracts of
rare medicinal virtues, which in the manufacture
OF Railways Soap instead OF receiving them from third
parties, that have the satisfaction of showing
that the highly medical and balsamc properties of
Soap pure and undulteraied.
AS BEAUTlFlER OF THE SKIN
1t surpasses everything OF the kind in the world,
moves Redness Pimpes Bolches, Puslues, letters Rash
II cures Sa Rheum, Ring Worm Sure Heads Sores, Pus-
tuar Erupons 1t impars health TO the SKIN and beauty
the complexion nursery aud Toilet Soap, il he
yond the reach Of rivalry and for Shaving purposes
the best in use One cake Of Railways Soap will hast lon
ger an three cakes of the size OF any other Soap
therefore is the cheapest and best Soap in the world
Price 25 cents, large cakes in engraved wrappers and the
signature OF r. G. Radway udon each wrapper
Now through the Hare m chambers many lights
OF busy shapes proclaim the toilet rights
While some bring balm from Circassa's fair,
To dress aad beautify their lovely Hair,
Which makes the maids OF Circassian sres
Within the breasts of kings pure love inspire.
TO DRESS AND BEAUTIFY THE HAIR
Railways Circassan Balm is becoming quite popular,
in the OF time will supersede all other preparation
in use it badness strengthens the hair, eadcaes
the balm as per directions Will make t cul beautifully
tesembng nature. Price - cts, In large bottles see that
Isnss xersst~H ' h1i b Masssr sGibars
April 6, isJo.-eeamIy
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Equitable Life Insurance, Annuity
and Trust Company.

OFFICE a WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL S2jOOO0-CHkRTER PERPETUAL.
TIE Company now prepared to transact msjuesx
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authorized by their charter sec - to make all and
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nature and receive and trusts make eudsw:
ments, and to grant and purchase amnities The Con.
pany sell annutes and edownents, and act as Ttussss
for minors and heirs.
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A vigorous life or premature death.
KlNKELlN on self Preservation.
ONLY o5 CENTS

This Book Just published is de with useful information
ON the irmtes and diseases Of the tenerative Organs
Ii addresses itsea alike 10 YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD
AGE, and should be read by AL
The valuable advice and impressive warning il gives
will prevent years Of misery and suffering and
ly Thousands of Lives
Parents by reading il will learn how TO prevent the des
tTuction of their children.
#skA remittance OF 2j cents, enclosed in a letter, adj
dressed to DIR. KlNkElIN, N. w. cnrier OF THIRD h
UNION Streets, between Spruce Pine, Philadelphia
VIII ensure book, under envelope, per return Of mail
Persons at distance may address DR. X by letter. (pos
pad,) and be cured at home.
PACKAGES OF MEDlClFES, DIRECTIONS, &c.
forwarded by sending remittance, and put up from
DAMAGE OF CURIOSITY.
Booksellers New Agents, Pedars Canvassers, aud al
others supplied with the above work at very low rates.
February o, lsjO.-ly
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THE LILY OF THE Valley.

Sweet, modest flower, that skuns parade,
Whose sweets all other sweets excel,
| on have | sought thee in the shade,
And watch'd thy slowly opening bell.
| In life's fair morn, when was young,
And sigh'd, like others, TO be gay;
Pale flower, the near my breast hung,
And threw the blushing rose away.
Yet twas not hatred that did guide
My youthful choice, and move my scorn
The thought-the rose was shown with pride,
And thou neglected and forlorn.
May pity ever thus prevail,
And softly all my soul incline
To listen TO the plan,ive tale,
Aud make the cause of sorrow mine.
BRUTAL.--Two individuals in Newark
undertook for a wager 10 drink quart OF
rum piece. They both had TO have the as
sistance of the stomach pump and emetics 10
restore them 10 consciousness.
Two years ago there were sixteen divis-
ions of Sons of Temperance in Cincinnati -
There ale now but six. Oh, rum, what an
influence hast thou
THE fidelity of the dog is wonderful A
small dog, the property of gentleman in
Albany, on the death of a child it had used
to romp with, whined and pined away, re-
fusing 10 be nourished until death ensued.
MAGNIFICENT ONIoN.-A cotemporary pub
lished the following the other day Gre
solved, That the federal Onion, sealed by the
blood of heroes and patriots, must be pre-
served"
ABOUT $4,000 bodies are yearly buried in
the city of London,
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Thousands Of Consunptions

and Cronic Coughs abundanty prove Its aaaiiinr eE
cdcy in such diseases and s undoubed chratvo posE.h
and soothing healing properties in the following coin
ME LWnRs Pain in the Brcast aud Side Night neats Mr.
Coupaiais Pdlpdtion Of the Heart Cholera Tntap
ina Dysensry and summer Complaints in Children and
he ISfItp and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04

This B4LSAd heals and cures t11rs in th. Lung, and
elsewhere QtraGRy certainly and casiiy MS the rusr
FYiSG EXTRACT and hsais ulcers eIternauy This
alsam NiRc of C0Yh and Consura pion o,l
OF TN hlicr all ntier renclns hnyr fnilei rnnd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-05-04
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

C0es poy many Of the most strongly marked and devsi
oped cases of Pulmonary Poa-RgaL undivided
cases OF liberated and disdsed LUNGSsuch hossss
ses ne were before cured by any other medicine,
SO pherly hopeless of the afflicted persons
ACTUALLY DYING Some. who had their burial clothes
made have been cured and YET hvc-Ohrrs. who Il
said would not live another day, are now rs well and
hearty as they ever were
II possesses R. the cleantirs snd purfyins virtues
nearly MS powerful and active the preparation which
call
GRANTS ikDiAN PURIFYING ExTRh@+.
This differs from that because this possrsses serenl bA
edcdtiohs which are peciatis d2apci to- and ssse4
TALLY necessary TO euro
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LNEE BILLS.--Jus,ices and Constsbles Fe,
II Bills handsomely printed on card paper, fos
sale at this Office,
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ELIXIR is, with the utmost conidence offered to the
~ Medical Faculty ord the public for the cure Of Dyspep
sin Indigestion, and all disease arising from it, such
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
Books & Stationery at Wholesale.
= 20 SPRING SUPPLIES.


VIE subscribers happy being able their end
and customers and TO the publ generally that they are now
receiving large additions tn their stock OF
THEOLOGICAL. MEDICAL. HISTORICAL, CLASSICAL,
AGRICULTURAL, SCIENTIFIC,
AND
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Having just enlarged ,r eonsideraby and taken
Obtaining their supplies they confident that they
eznseeommodate Westtrn Deaiers,- -
-. BOOKSELLERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
and such others need articles their line Their
fail to satisfaction the buyer and afford evidences
Western Dealers that money well invested with
them at the East.
3 BLANK BOOKS
Including every variety Of Memorandum and Pass Books at the
rates.
Printers Cards Card Board, Writing and Letter
PaDers coiored MEDIUMS, DC, al The Incest prices
f17-Nsw books received immediately upon pvbica,io.
Public Teachers
respectfully invited TO examine stock.
WM II. MOORE & CO.,
10 Main street. Cincinnati.
March 9-e6w&sw2w lind. Jour
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TO COUNVuy ,1rnCu.NTs.

And Dealers Dry Goods aud CLothilg IA general
EHE undersigned would hereby direct the attention Of
try merch and the trade generally TO Aer we'll assorted
stock OF DRY GOODS. which,
spite of the they offer the old prices having contracted
for their supply previously.
They also desire an inspection OF their stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
wholesale only, chiefly comprising garments
This branch cha
lenge competition with any other trade The cut
of their SUCH GENERALLY speskng only merchant
tailors
They therefore request
call SACHS BROTHERS,
Southwest Of Lower Market and Sycamore sts,
rrh
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CANDIDATES.

u We are requested to announce ADAM WRreHT Of
Pike township, candidate for Probate Judge of Ma
ron county, subject to the decision of the Democratic
nominating convention.
" We are requested To announce DAVID HuFF Of
Washington township, candidate for County Com
missioner, subject the decision Of The Democratic NOM
mating convention.
1--WE are requested to announce the name of ABsER
SMITH a candidate for Constable Of Centre township
at the township election in April next, by
MANY CITIZENS AND VOTERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
WHOLESALE HAT AND CAP WARE
HOUSE.
II "A Il LIZ ~ ~ IN n ~
Southwest Corner Main and Fourth Streets,
HUNTSVILLE KY
HAYES 81 CIR

"A Il n
Southwest Corner Main and Fourth Streets,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
HANE, during the rehted their
style Hat establishment in the Union
Their STUCK for the Spring trade the Spring Styles
IN store and IN of manufacture THAI double that
previous Their materials imported
the late advaRee the cities they therefore
will be able their Low PRICES which will be
fu twenty cent lower than the Eastern market Their stock
embraces the follow ing variety
Fashionable Hats;
Fashionable black Saxoy Hats Fashionable black Muleskn Hats
fashionable black Silk hats fashionable black Angola hats FASH
onah and broad brm black coney fashionable and broad bm
black Brush fashionable
fashionable and broad bm black fashionable snd broad
brm ab Beaver hats fashionable and broad hrm crab Oef hats
fashionable broad bu drab Brush fashionable and broad
brim white Cashmere hats white Congress hats
white drab aud asn Hungarian bats white drah and Kos
suth hats black brnwn and Soft Wool hats black white
and pearl Buena Vista black white and pearl Wool Sporting
bats black. white and pearl Wool Ashland hats youths and boys
Fur Silk and Angola hats fine Fur Sporting hats mems and boys
Panama hats single brm Leghom hats double bm IL eborn hats
stable braid Straw hats white and vasaled Palm hats cdrens'
ha and while California hats Calcutta and Grenada hats
Hayes Cnig's National Beavers.
Mems and Boys Coh Velvet Glazed and every variety
Summer CAPS. -
LADIES' RIDING HITS and CAPS
$500 Dozen Mems and BOYS Palm Leaf Hats.
patron
eff hitherto, determined
goods and lon and the
Recollect motto Is Small Profits aek Sales"
NJ B.-Particuar attention paid filling orders.
paid for Fur and Deer Skins. d 623w
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MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.


One Grand Capital of
O0,000--also. $50 ,000-S30 e0O-20 600.
And $50 prizes Of 82,OO0
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit Of MonOngafia Academy,
Class ID, for 1850.
To be drawn Alexandra, Va Saturday, April 97 $780,
under the superintendence of Committeeman
j. w. injury ~ Co., Manascrs.
10 No. Lotlery-13 Dra,rn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
One magnificent capital Of SooOoo splendid prize Of 50
do Of 10000 do Of OO do Of IS oO do u H. 30 do
Io0 4s0 do of do of
Tickets s4o-Haves s2O-Quarters Sl0-Egbths IS.
Price of certificates of packages, in the above Magnificent
CertihcaIes Of package Of 26 Whole Tickets $500
Do do 26 Half DO $50 90
Do % Quarter do. las 90
% Eighth do 81 so
certificate OF package of wholes win ene the holder
all over S442 that may be drawn by the twenysx tickets
Certificates Of halves quarters and eighths In
proportion.
splendid of the attractive drawn in
worthy of the OF
prize ticket having three
Of the dawn numbers Is 81 ooO
gncent scheme will be promptly attended aud
will be Immediately alter all
may order tickets from us-Address
J. * c. MAURY
AgentsforJ w .Maury Co., Managers,
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g. BRIGHT A. C. LASIER
BRIGHT & LANIER,
Forwarding IL Commission Merchants.
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
MADISON, INDIANA.

rUyHE entered business this
the purpose doing general Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission business the wharf the Depot Landing,
Al which point the and Madison aud Louisville and
Packets viii hereafter land Goods sent by river for the
INTERIOR shipped above below
he at TO
Commission before been charged this point
will attend OF Produce and make liberal advances
orr other articles consigned TO
lad Ind. Feb. 1850. S2-3ms BRIGHT & LANIER.
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COLLEGIA.rE JNSTITUTE.

HpEV c. L. MILLS Lady, assisted by Miss L. c. CAsDEr,
will the quarter Of the Colisgas sa for young
Ladies, on "Wednesday, March 20h.
viii the the Teachers instruct SYSTEna TTCdLLY
and THOROUGHLY
Lessons will be given scientific way
ira charge So
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NOTICE,

STOCKHOLDERS Central Plank Road Company are
- hereby Of Dollars each share of
Stock required the Stock subscribed in 1879 I'm addition
10 LIST of March and LIST Ap
May, LIST of June LIST of JULY s OF August LIST OF
September and M Of octobt and all unpaid or
dered in 1919, be paid the LIST Of April, $780,
Stock subscribed in 1850, OF Two Dollars per
share on April Of May, LIST Of June Let Of Jny LIST
of August Of SEPTEMBER OF October LIST Of November and
and LIST OF January LIST 81
February and LIST of March, in the year 1881. :.
Any failure either Of the payments above ordered
whin shall become payable will subject
toekhoer cent damages the amount OF such
of the Board al
Feb 23d. 1880. Saw w. ROBSON, President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

o. The Lafayette Courier of the 23d, contains the
following notice of Address, recently delivered In
that city, by one of its citizens:
Door. CLARK's ADDRESS Clark opened the
campaign last evening by giving his views upon the
Constitutional question. The remarks OF the Doctor
were a mixture Of whggery and democracy, radical
ism and conservatism, party and party. He
thought we had got along with the present constltu-
ton pretty well yet he thought il capable of improve
meni Was in favor of the present Organization of
The Legislature. Advocated free banking-large b lis
for traders, and bard money for laboers. Opposed TO
incorporation, and in favor of individual liability
Against special legislation, and in favor of unIf'rm
and equal laws To regulate all local matters. OpPos-
ed the homestead exemption and in favor of u con-
tnuance of orcibe collection laws, making them how
ever simple and equitable. La favor Of confer
ring upon the people directly the election of public
officers.
the Doctor wound up by advocating reform 10 our
Judicial system adapting it to the habits and circuw-
stances of people and government, and gave The
English common law practice. and prccedents and
practitioners particular thunder"
AT the clpse he stated that he hoped that deega ties
would be selected without reference 10 pary-that If
party lines were not drawn he should offer cam
da:e but il candidates selected with reference
To party bias, he should act with the whig party he
had always done, not leaving them when in Il
hopeless minority, and if nominated by them reserve
himself the right TO run as he should think
BEST
The address contained many valuable suggestions,
and indicated that the speaker had thought and read
upon the science of government. 1t failed however
in exhibiting comprehensive and well digested sys-
TEN. where all the parts should accomplish
single end.
With the Doctor can coincide in the sentiment
that unequal and unjust state of society is existing,
and that any plan which shall accomplish beneficial
change. that will elevate the whole, aud ensure a
greater degree, the utmost degree Of happiness
shall meet with cordial support. Labor is the ba
sis from which is derived all the comforts. the uxu-
ries and refiuemens "f life, and certainly those who
produce should be made participants in the benefits it
confers.
READY.--A little girl meeting couniryman with
load of slaughtered swine, dropped courtesy.
The rustic laughed without returning the civility.
"What" said he, "do you courtesy to dead hogs :"
mo, SIR replied the little miss, ii couriesled to
Oh,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14

During his closing eoIogy of General raylor's military
charncer in speaking Of the battle of Buena Vista, he
said that brave gallant northern regiment had orokon,
and the MississppIans came 10 the rescue do mol
pretend 10 quite his precise language but the sentiment
relative to The northern regiment have stated
Sir, that northern esimeni from my State. IL
gallant regiment Aud for the justice conceded II
by the genlleman lrcm Virginia, in that one expressive
work gallant" thank him. As an lndianian. from my
very heart thank him. IL isa Justice not meed TO the
regiment by all, iOr there those VI no seek tarnsh
It's weeaned aures, BY baseiy simultaneously charging
it with Of courage Sir, the descendants OF the
brave men who fought al Tippscau"e never be
ards. IL gallant regiment 1t burs the opening
brunt of that baitls though opposed to fne over
whemingiy numerous that weli-drected volley from
that foe liable have annihiIaled the entire reg
ment; yet firmly maintained It's ground, giving and re-
ceiSing vocy alter VOsy with llile thought OF yield
ing, as had the mountain the base of which fought,
until at the moment, when by the subsequent confession
of the commanding oAirer of the enemy victory was
about To reward it's granuy il broke, yielding the
force of the enemy, but obedience incompetent
paDc-strcken officer. The brave Brigade General of the
regiment who knew Its members citizens and soldiers
and knew they had thought but of how calamity
to aequt themselves passed the order OF the regiment to
advance against the dense of foe in its 'front.' This
order, colonel, who for his and the reputation oi
the State under whose commission he acted had better
have graced scullions station than the he held
yersed by order firing aud The reg
ment broke, but subsequently, il mostly rallied, and, in
company with another less gallant regiment from the
State fought side by side with the Mississippi reg
men in repelling Santa Anna's last charge. say not
this TO detrac ota from the well earned reputation OF
the Mississippi regiment, for gallant body OF men
more CALAMITY led than those Missssippians lrod
battlefield. say in justice to the dead of ndiana's
brave volunteers and The slandered living Yes sir In
diana and Missssippi-the North and the South-there
fought aud fell in their countrys cause, under
the and stripes. The demon Of dscord, in the
form of sectional feeling sectional interests reared not
its hdeous head there. They thought not Of the North
of the South bat of their country their whole country
in whose they nerved to " do de- Heay-
grant it may be thus Forever palsied be the
hand that would pluck from that banner under
which the brave of all the States have foe
upon many well-fough fields and found common grave
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-14
srsTE OF LvDLs.Ma. TO Wrr
LAW NOTICE.

BRAN A. HAMMOND and HUGH O'NEAL having formed a
partnership in the practice Of Law Indianapolis will nj
tend all business them in the and
crcn They Office heretofore occupied
by H. ONeai where OF them all times be found