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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-23
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GRAND AND InroRrANr DTscovsRY-cUFs OF
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pRIvAIE DISEASES. rE.ALs COMPLAINTS, Ae-
Dr. pc Lsney 81 Lspenard street near Brsadv at
ia s Il s...: .ss az
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IN NERVOUS DEBILITY-DR. DB LANHY, 81 LIS
Penard street. continues to pay p.r.isuiaI attention V
untaTy s%sion. .sSiasi ~ssinsss t.aiss d.tsy nps-
sS ats ~ ~rsihs ppo:ipsS any .isS
DR. COOPER, "A DUANE STREET, MAS, FOR rHR
men, II ns1oufsai ana cSer diseases q nssss
MID lea cases ssr removed in day.
charge.
No CURE NO rAywDs %. eosSiTT - DgANH q:
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form Of this disesse isss He
mercury used.
MO CURE, No CHAKGE-DR. MURPHY HAS RE-
IN moved to ~ Roosevelt street Chatham where no
hourly consulted all Diseases OF nature
he without to four days
fe Electuary s. boz, cannot be beat p ST.
beat, DIR. n. will forfeit $500.
nR- WARREN Is CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
private seases practice Of eighteen years, three
which hospital enables Dr. w. the worst
See his dplSna in his Once No Nett street. with
the signatures Of the creates. and medt
cine this country has produced Azure charge
NEw MEDICAL BOOks.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work the nasre and treatment Of private diseases
structures all kindred Affections Of the
illustrated BY great number Of beautifully eoored plates
large life BY Homer Bostwiek, n ID. Large quarto
20 pages edition Price So Extract from the Boston
Medical and Surgical JournA"It may be said feasssly
10 be equal Records Actions work tho family
Of diseases and far anything Of ths kind eve
published in ths Author of the Seminal
Emmissions fnpoteIey &C., caused By improper hae.s-
Fourth edition. plates price 81 For sale BY the PUB
hsbsrs sTRINGER 4 TOWNSEND. IA Broadway Aal b.
the author. So BROADWAY
DIR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF Tue "PRAOTlCAL PRI-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-23

yIfNDow SHAPES NsNUrACToRr, sPsUcs
w street, second third. aud fourth stories. Wniev
shade q svsrJ ssseptos hsnd and pasted % order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-23

showing increase Of f5 O65 during the six
months OF the present year. compared with the
period Of lsl9 and of Of loss an amount
than GO OO4 SIS over 1s4S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-23

~ her services isdis. aud gssseep city
.strungy, love, and lac matters dreams
~ b.oAs and scsnce constantly relied b. Nspoeen and
VII tell the ~ the LADY, r-ntsmas thee msrry
abe ~ the III Clinton street
Iadies aeve-tv-fve ecnts Genslerer soiisr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
Fur the State Sentinel.

DIED. in this city, the 18th instant, after short
illness. Mr. MOoRE GALWAY in the 65th year oil his age
This gentleman, who by birth mauxm man, or a
native of the Isle of Man, held years since, re-
spectacle and responsible ssaon, one of the editors
of the Liverpool Mercury and at subsequent PERIOD he
conducted the Chester Guardian, the editor and pro-
pretor. He this country about IL years since,
aud has resided in this city during the last 10 years
Mr.. Galway of education, and possessed n
fine iase which had improved by careful and diIgent
reading; and he had also made considerable acquire
msnts in the knowledge necessary form judicious
critic For he well skilled in Phology, and the
traveller in his exploration Of and distant countries,
delights the winding stream from the sea, into
which emptes, the source from whence rises,
he truly loved TO trace the origin and derivation OF
WORDS and he well acquainted with the derivation
of of the important words which compose Ian
guage, as any person in the State.
He had, thu dispositions Of Providence often drank Of
the cup Of sclion aud knew by experience the
tanty Of tenure by which mortal hold the comforts and
the blessings of the exencs He had wealth
add ejOiced in the possession Of abundance but his wealth
took wings and few away aud the springs Of his abundance
were dried up, aud when he reIiced husband and
father his children "a" olive branches around about
hs table," disease entered the family circle, had
mOuTDfu duty to form times in the of his pill
gnrge follow the remains of his ehiren to the grave
bosom of the great and mighty Deep aud thee sleeping
till the morning Of the last great day in The burial ground Of
this city.
The loss of children trial Of ordinary
weight for il bows the heart Sadness dries the springs
Of comfort and opens the fountain and the food gates of
grief And the loss of beloved and sectionats children
in fact d,penaiOn indeed that many Of
the best and brightest christians have felt il very difficult
cay in language aud with the spirit Of the piOus patriarch
n the day Of his affection. "rhe Lord gave and the Lord
hath taken away. Blessed be the OF the Lord "
The last illness Of Nj. Galway but short. But
though he sank rapidly under the influence Of disease he
tanned the foil of his faculties the
And though he desired to live to promote, far he
able the comfort and happiness Of bic family yet he repeat
eddy declared that death event he had thought much
Of aud had sought for grace without apprehension
alarm. And in 10 the qussion- God should IN
should your sickness
what do build hope Of pardon and when
shall be called into His presence he replied in substances
look the Savior and Him alone for the pardon Of
sins And believe He is able to the uItemos
hope he will through the merits Of His precious
blood and admit a seat in His heavenly kingdom
III.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

BI IHonAk = GkIhkE.
Who would sever FIesdom's shrine
Who would draw the invidious line
Though by birth one spot be mine,
Dear is all the iesij
Dear The South's faiI land;
Dear the GENITAL mountain band;
Dear New England's rocky strsndI
Dear the pTaiIied west.
BY our altars, pure and free;
BY our laws deep rooted trseg
BY the pasti dread msmoy;
By our Washington
BY our common kindred tongue;
By our hopes-bfight, buoyant youngi
BY the tie Of country strong;
We will still be one.
Fathers have ye bled in vain !
Ages, must ye drOop again
Maker, shall we Iashly stain
Blessings seat by Thee
No receive our solemn VOW,
While before thy throne we bow,
Ever TO maintain, as now
"Union-LibeIty, 10
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

One of the undersigned, Austin II. Brown, having
purchased the Indiana State Sentinel at lndianapol
proposes, IN connection with his father. William ].
Brown. to continue the publication OF that paper,
which for the last nine years has been conducted with
so much success, by G. A. & ]. p. Chapman. In sp-
penling To generous public 10 sustain them in their
new enterprise, they have but few Promises to make.
The paper must commend ITSELF or discriminating
public will patronize il. La politics. il will be
thoroughly and radically democratic, aud will MAIN
tain the principles of the great national Democratic
party, unmxed with any isms doctrines. wat
ever. Its mission will be to proclaim trut, and cum
bat error-to preserve the Union of the States and
the Union Of the Democratic party. 1t will endeayor
to n!lay sectional preludices, and to cultivate that
spirit of umy and justice, which is the true jasIs Of
national Union. II will be the organ Of the par
ty and not Of any man. clique, faction. In cleo
lions, 1t will know man candidate for office,
until regularly nominated, according the usages Of
the party. II will be firm and decided in the adEOca
cy of its principles but Courteous aud respectful to
it's political opponents. IL will know enemies but
the enemies Of Democracy. The Editor has long been
identified with the politics of the State, and to some
extent Of the nation and such reforms the spirit OF
progress and of the age may Indicate. will find in him
fearless advocate.
In addition to politics, the Sentinel will always con-
tain the latest foreign and domestic news literary and
commercial intelligence competent and faithful
correspondent will be employed at Washington whose
pen will be engaged in communicating the important
events from the great national metropolis During
the session of the Legislature, the paper will be pub
lIshed daily. and will conta in full reports of the pro-
ceedlngs. The business and financial department will
be conducted by the Publisher and all communications
| on that subject be addressed to him.
w. j. BROWN, EDITOR,
AUSTIN H. BROWN, PUBLISHER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
UySURANCE.


Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company OF Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED IN 1925.
Annual Premiums, Capital Stock, and Surplus Fund
SI.OOO,OOO.
NNHlS old and responsible Company continues TO policies
the most favorable dwelling houses household
furniture Of and contents mills
and manufactures, sc. &c. against
Loss cr Damage by Fire;
Also goods and merhsndze against the hazards OF
INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
and upon the
C7RGOES OF SEA VESSELS.
Simon Ysndes ESQ., having resigned the agency Tor tins 90
and responsible Office having been duly
the prepared To issue pol
iries IN both the Fire and Marine DEPARTING on the
able terms.
The Protection Company having In the last IS
paid millions Of their several agencies
throughout the United States and the British Provinces have es
tahed just reputation for soVenry and ardealng which
challenges with other company on
continent of America The article
the subject of Insurance Companies taken from the New fo
Day Book exhibs briefly the standing and policy oil the Com
pany.
THE Moneye always prosperous
city Of Hartford have for half been famous throughout
they managed corporations
of this description Hartford COmPoHy hes
These Companies than whole
ton scattered their nearly State Of The aud
have failed the nnumerabe losses have
insured against
All losses arising Ipon policies issued by the under signed i'll
be promptly adjusted and paid General Agency once To-
Gated at Cincinnati o. large portion Of the funds OF the Com
ncuding all premiums received ut the Western aeenc
deposited with the Agent the at Cncis
Apply WILLIS W. WRIGHT, for the city oflndina
apoIis. and for Marion county. 733mos wksw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
Attention, wheat Growers,
"a. q A A K ~

NKOULD respectfully ca the Of Wheat Growers
w public geperly fact that they are now
manufacturing the SPRING FOU.NDERY," in Richmond,
Wayne county, Indians all the various kinds OF
THRASHING MA CHIMES,
country among which may be found
the EOIlOwing:
7raseEng Fed TArashg Machine. upon Which the
prd which thrashe and cleans the Grain
requires number o. hands tend than Machine IN
Two kinds gotten In the best style, de
signed running the Stationary Separating aud Cleaning Ma
in superior msnBer
The we'll Fourorse Power Tsabag Shg, and Four
Five and sx-iorse Power Bell hhasshe reputation OF which
well stabilized, render IL useless to word IN
their favor.
Machines shortest notice. and on
They think they offer greater
wishing purchase machine than
any other shop In the country.
Castings Of every description and Wooen Machinery such
single Cardng Machines Condensers and Jaw
Jacks Wrapping Machines &c. made TO order on
Q STYLE to be excelied.
N1TWheat good horses tax exchange for work.
RIchmond. J. lO3-3mf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
Dissolution Of Partnership.

fgHE partnership heretofore existing between Jonathan Wal
n and John Nauvinger In the mill business In Maro
county dissolved by mutual the 18th OF May
1885, Jonathan wser will continue the business and settle III
a o JONATHAN WALTER,
Mayo, 1850. l07-3wg JOHN NAUVINGER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

Heart Truly NoBLE.-When Fenelon's libra
~ was on fire, ''God be praised" said he, That
is not the dlOelling Of poor man"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
T X NJ S

TERMS.
The INDIANA STATE SENTINEL will be printed with
entire new materials. paper Of superior quality,
and will contain larger amount of reading matter
than any paper in the State.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER
will be printed every Wednesday and Saturday, and
daily during the session Of the Legislature, at -Four
dollars per annum payable in advance.
THE WEEKLY PAPER
will be published every Thursday, at Too dollars in
advance.
ENCOURAGEMENT TO. CLUBS.
If ten subscribers TO the Weekly Sentinel are OBJ
tanned at any Post Office. the paper will be for
warded to them at the rate Of One dollar and fffy
cents per annum cash in every instance must accom-
pany the order Subsc rbers who have id in advance
VIII be furnished with the paper until the end OF tho
year for which they have subscribed. The first num-
her will be issued on the 9th of June next.
AUSTIN II. BROWN.
Nay 10, 1850. t.N
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
WILSON'S Metallic Fire and Winter
EsroOf Paint.

THIS Justly celebrated and extraordinary metallic .n''.nce
before the public for and has
all who have used had il appi their
frc,y impervous fire This paint
roofs, brick stone. and pasrred hon,, barns rangs,
besides being Of for work,
susceptible of high polish aud will crack la
IL 10 the bt preventive from fire water ever offered TO the
public.
eongnnen, Of the shove paint jas received aud Tor sae
who n re slDDALL LA,
le2 youI Iuth eide kVn shington
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
indianapolis Steam Boiler and Shees
IRON Factory.

rHNHE undersigned being practical workmen, through many
years. experience the first establishments Eng
land Wales make order Boilers
Chimneys Of Descriptions cheap other
in the western country They have also machinery
punching Washers, cutting Plow Shares and
Saws require but little fling and danger Of breaking
the treth.
Situated Pennsy vonia south Of the Post Office
All wishing o purchase invited to call.
MAY 4-l0l SIN KELSuAW & RTNKER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

MIKE X ody for Clay County Coal.
THE subscriber has received asplendd as-orm,nt Of
ay GRATIS called Eureka, with beautiful smh fronts and
hearth and nxns fcr putting
up Cincinnati rsices, added
sign Of the Big Paddock and Cook st.ye.
May :. l0a HENRY 5. KEtloGo.
N HOOD 4 NOBLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
FIRE AND WATERPROOF

FSHE UNDERLINED respectfully beg to call the attention
Of the community, to this invaluable material for roofs
In the cities
kinds oofs and In this city, although but introduced
has In instance given the most entire satisfaction. Ar
rangements perfected ty which the subscribers
abed to all orders for the roofing either
country favorable
They economical construction they consider
able saving of side wall WHICH
ing their and protection against FIRE presenting
combabe to burning bodies falling
nearly level they be used all the purposes
OF yards The daily roofs which REFER
sufficiently their durability for purposes
Orders respectfully solicited. LOUDEN * DUFFY.
CERTIFtGATE-we, the undersig ned, used
position roofing material Louden Duffy. very eheeruy
commend its believing possess all the advantages scrb
ed to il a FIRE aud proof composition.
Daniel Yandes, Hon w Peaslee, Ward,
HJ&BC Horn, d George, Nathan Edwards,
Palmer (mine put BY Warrer but used by
Sir Isouden) David Crnighead, J y Ramsey,
w Mears, McOuat, s z Perkins,
Gen J Drake, n Roll, WIN Sheets
III McKernan, Harrison, . VIM Eckert.
REFER TO
Judge Morrison Norris, Morris Morris,
Z Browning, ID Defrees, Rev c Bsbb
Indianap polls, May |, 1850. I0l.u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

THE coprnershp heretofore existing between the
under the style OF A. Pope Son. is this day dissolved b.
The OF the firm will be seed
either and the OF the firm used for that purpose
ABNER POPE,
ST. 1850. 6o-3mos EDWARD s. POPE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

SALE OF lIO,OOO AChEO.
uNHE Trustees of Wabash and Erie Canal will Oder o ale
the Land Office in Loganspon, on the l29h DAY VI MAJ
NEXT 10000 Acres Of Land
These have heea selected with great and are
farming They will be sold OF 80 acres or
purchasers The lands situated principally on the
Lake, Porter, MARSHALL Fulton, Pulaski Whe Jasper
Benton Cas and Wabash The numbers AND
Of the sale, be had applicants 10 John w virgil
Clerk Of the Land Once L0ganspor time alter the nfst
o March, These lands sppased'Om sl5 TO IS per acre
Terms Of sale Cash.
sale will reserved troci OF iand
which the time of the selections mProred occupied
which selected under with the State Trustee
CHARLES BUTLER, Trustees. &c.
Office Of the Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal
TEEHk HAuTE, Dec. l7Ih le4o. 64u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
NEW ROOKs!

THIS day and OF sisric Nations.
Tsisi
face by Edward Rebincp D. l.. h. p.l vol. limo cloth.
Talbot and Vernon "a novel; vol limo
and Poems. by Warrington Alison edited by
, hard Jr.,l vol.
Hand Isook OF oil Painting By American artist
Ksooah cheap edition. Thoughts for Young Man. bv iIor
! ace Mann LOG ROSS & RAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
BLACKFORD,S REPORTS.

F argued and determined the Snp.ems Court Of jwd
~ the State Of Indiana containing the
from Ma Iste TO November isss h inclusive
jy Ross . NAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
SO REWARD.

T0LEN from the premises Of the Institute for the education
- Of the Blind in this city the night Of the 18th instant
quantity OF consisting of about wenysix sheetfve
for double and twenyone for single BEDS The articles all
mark Ell with the initials 81. J. B."
The above reward offered for the above mentioned articles
together with will
the thief FIVE dollars for either the OF the property
or the desired information alone
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
SHOEMAKERS. LOOK HERE!

lot of shoe kit which
may find following: Long Sticks Shank Irons, Fudge
Wheels Floats Peg and Wet Knives, Pncers Shoe Nails &C.
all of latest styles and at prices that can't be best
Io7 A. GRAYDON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
LAW NOTICE.

BRAN 4. HAMMOND and HUGH o'NEAL having ssmrd
IA partnership In the practice of Law ~ Indianapolis eI
tend ell business them
ccuh They occur,>
by H. ONesi, where Of them all
March g. 66N HAMMOND o'SEAI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

lIUMEs History Of IN Ind complete in cir yolures--
IN f7ms. muslin. los ROSS RAT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30

lNSO NCEs
PRATT's Spiral twisted, Carbonized ABnealed Iron Light
- ming Rods accurately fitted brass connecting
joints and glass oaters Of ingenious construction
cdedy the article the kind offered to the puhc.
They mounted with solid platinum silver point
surrounded the base with three angular gold plated
nels supplied every feet thus furnishing
perfect conductor Of the electric fluid Forty feet OF this rod
with its ng joints solaters aud magnets for the small
dollar-Longer rods l2s foot Platinum
points Pat up free OF charge BY e1Perenced hands,
Voorhees,, C. w. Cady, ID. Yandes, J. L.
Kecham D. Derees Eqrs. DIR Buard aud the Trustees
Dumb lum Judge Perkins, A. w Norris
essss r. R. Undsrh Jno W. Holland and D. CIiaghead For
sale by
May 4-l02 HENRY 3. KELLOGG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
Partnership Notice.

Partnership Notice.
rByHE subscribers having formed Partnership the Drug hus
will hereafter conducted under the style of CRAIe-
the old stand of D. Crashesd where ell
respectfully invited give trial. and pledge best
endeavors to render satisfaction. DAVID CRAIsHEAD,
ROBERT BROWNING
Indianapolis. May 1s, 1850. =
The subc rber would return thanks to his numerous custom
has received liberal patronage during the
years of the
the firm OF Craighead & Browning.
will also respectfully but earnestly all having
unsettled accounts call and make settlement early prac
able. DAVID CRhIGHEAD.
India liz. Nav q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
WINEt WINE,

TINE unabridged has for
Il pxrs Hiss made from his vnstss yea ci<
and sntea e nuaiuefsed Price 50 per gallon Cs
resdenee hsif nil e ncrth .s.t o. Indianapolis
Nay -, $50 s"s-s~ JosKFn NoEuAS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
no THE r.ARsIss

NN just receiving another supply Spring
Nv Goods in which there large and splendid
Of Bonn.t. Trimming, Misses Flats. Ladies Doe" Coed
sha~ls Handkerchief. Fringe,
Miss-s' Gloves aud Hosiery sc which would
invite the steitisR of the ladies.
April 10 9S-v HAMILTON pAnRIsu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
NEW BOOKS.

NEW bOOhS.
MEMOIRS Of the House Of Orleans by W. Cooke Taylor
VM L. D.. vols. I2mo.
Journal of three residence in Abynia by Rev. Samuel
Gobot.
Memoirs Of the Court OF Marie Antoneie Of France
Madame Csmpan 2 vols. l2mo.
Montague the endless study, &c. by Alexander Vinet.
The Faithful Steward by Rev. g. ID Clark.
Bible Evidence for the People, by Rev. J. Cumming.
Linda the Young Pilot of the Belle Creole by Caroline Lee
Hent
The Mercy Seat by Gardiner Spring d. ID.
Just received and for sale by ROSS & RAY,
lO7 One door west Of Browning's HOTEL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
CANDIDATES

CANDIDATES.
IT advance ~
advance, ST.
MEssRs CHAPxAss g. SPAss PLEASE announce the
name OF ABSER SMITH a Independent Candidate
for the Office of Sheriff of Marion County, the August
election in favor OF License and obligs friend.
ABNER SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
BOOTS AND SHOES!


KXlLEY l. BATES
age he has received for the last eight years @ offers his
services as boot and shoe maker de haers himself from
twenty in the be able sasae
determined
shop in this place. He
Eastern and His shop opposite the house,
Washington st. sign of the big black boot.
indianapolis. Nov. 1914 Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
OFFICIAL.

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
THE undersigned in pursuance of Of the General Assem-
bly, approved January 2 1880 being act entitled ian act
provide for the sale portion No. 25,
for the Of thereon buildings the
Of the Indiana Central Medical College, will proposals
the first Of Of ground
the north No wcny i've e5) in the OF
indianapolis Said lot Of land has been appraised James Blake
Calvin Fletcher, E. ~ Sinner d. Mcguire William Sullivan, and
W. H. Morrison, OF thirty ve hundred and dol
s No bid will he considered for less than the appraised value
The property will be sold credit OF teHy the purchaser
interest annually and the will be subject be
frmed rejected by General Assembly.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor.
indianapolis February %, 1850. s3aw3m-Journal copy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
QUEENswARE EsTABLIsiEMENT.
NEW ROCKS.

I'D OSS a. RAY have this day received
Latter Day Pamphlets, No. Downing street, By Thomas
Carlyle;
The Maid Of Orleans-author Of s'whitefriars !"
The Fear Of the World Living for
Ma yhew; .
Dictionary Mechanics, Engineering, No. o.
Poems Of Alice and Pbnbe Cary edition
Exploring Expeditions of Wilkes Durvie Ross and Lynch
I volume:
Lyneh Expedition the Dead and Jodan condemned ed
Druggists Receipt Book, by "A enry 5easey-new work
Wayerley Novels, in vos-Walter Scott
One door Of Browning's Hotel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-30
j. s. PRATT,

SUCCESSOR TO Sharpe Pratt receiving fll
ment Of BOOTS, SHOES. HITS, C7PS. LEATHER, SHOE
FINDING sc TO which he would invite atenon have large
stock Of desirable goods of Spring and Summer styles fair prices
and hope TO be able satisfy those favong
10 merit the confidence and literally bestowed