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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12

Ono AND WHEEL1EG CouaTEKEElrs.-The
Cincinnati Gazette, OF October 81 says
"Dnring'the last fewdays the city has been
Hooded eoanteef eii aud d1tuti;;ate mites Upon
the Stale RSnk.ofQ Ghdthe-Menchants2a
MISUNDERSTANDING f svheslngs Fheysare AL FIVE
dollar bills. and cansbesteadaY distinguished by
comparisouswithsths genuine issue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12

Al adjourned meeting of the Agricultural So
ciety will be held in Eharlestown, on Friday,
Nov. 22d, at IL O'Clock, when a full attendance
of the Members of the Society is solicited.
r. w. BAYLOR,
Sec'y V. A. Society.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12

? Rev. DR.. Lee, ofthe M. E. Church. South. has
been l~eetnring in Washington, and branch ofthe
Church South has been organized in that place
gf5hesls Iasylsit Baltimore, and organize ano,h-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12

A child living near Cincinnati, was recently
seized by The throat by a large bull dog, and was
so seriously injured by the brute that It's life was
despaired Of. The people broke the dogs back.
and after inserting a lever in his mouth, priced
his Jaws open, and released the sufferer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-11-12

MARRIAGE OF TnE.Tw FUGTTTyE SLAVES
William and Ellen Crafts, fugitive slaves, of
whom there has been SO much said, were on
Thursday. at Boston, married by the Rev. Theo-
core Parker. and it's said they have left for
England via Halifax. She is nearly white. and.
It will ts recoIlected, escaped from Georgia by
travelling as Southern youth, with Crafts as her
servant man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

SKILLFUL OPERATIoS.-We are informed, BY a
gentleman cognzant Of the fact, that lad. about IA
years Of age, the son Of Mrs. Jones, of Columbus,
Indiana while playing with some dry burs, found in
the fields, about as large as common size walnut,
accidentally sucked one in his mouth which passed
down and lodged in his windppe, where it stuck fact
His throat became extremely painful, and it was
with difficulty that he could breathe; but all their
efforts to extract proved Of avail. She brought
the subject TO this city and put him in the hands OF
DR.. Muzzy, who succeeded, last Saturday, in remov-
ing it by cutting open the windpipe. which cer-
iainly most skillful operation. The patient will
probably recover. he to be doing well. but
it is thought be will lose the faculty Of speecCia
Eng, March 2.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

The Spirit OF A TRUE AMERIcAN.-The editor Of
the Helena (Ark.) Shield, in spirited article in
which his political antagonists flung right aud left
thus dscourses:
ave happened TO have been born here in the South;
we have breathed its atmosphere, and hope to die
within lts limits; and this is what cannot be said Of
some Of those who call in question loyalty To it
on this subject, namely, the slavery question. Our
al love TO the South, however, shall not prevent
from boldly opposing these schemes of public policy
which may be set on foot by crafty politicians, and
which in their tendency may subyert this precious
union of States, and enguf in one unostingushable
Of ruin all have and all we hope to have Of
happiness in this world This Union, 50 transcend
anty glorious, is schooboys rattle, TO be broken
to pieces by every trio, in politics. 1t is a blood
bought heritage, and. God willing, will be the
last to raise parricidal to strike from it one
scintia of that greatness which has given it world
wide fame"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURA

HTs valuable preparation has proved itself decidedly the
efacious preventive and curative Of cholera land
discovered
particularly
plants children. Warm drops aiay irritation of the
preye vomiting Bathing drops give tone and vgor
according
In addition
nix Iabnoy ample supply Of fresh and genuine Botanic
all of which be had reduced prices the Drug
riety of A. POPE SON.
nlfa SAINT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

The Boston Transcript of the evening of the 9th.
says that the morning of that day. Mr.. Robert G.
Shaw, in behalf of the Parkman family, paid MIR.
Epbraim Litte6ed. janitor of the medical college,
the of $1,000. being the reward offered for the
detection and conviction of the perpetrators of any
injury that may have been done'' Dr. George Park
man. Littlefeld said the witness stand at the
Webster trial: 81 never made any claim to the re-
ward; | never said should. and now say that
never shall make any such claim"
By accepting this sum of money. Littefed has
sealed his own disgrace. That act will induce thou
sands to suppose that the suspicion which has attached
to him Of being the murderer Of Parkman is not alto
gether unfounded Three thousand dollars present ed
fascination TO his mind than tue good opinion Of
the COMMUNICATED. Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
af all Narvnr,s nhisc.IseS

of all Nervous Diseases.
the 0m an an
dented results which have been achieved by this and
melissa induced the proprietor knowledge of its
reach Of relief become psrtalers acknowledged bene
fits and be restored the enjoyment of health and happiness
Or. Chrisfie's Gai0anic Bell
Has been by many distinguished in
Europe and the United states TO be the paiab medicinal DIS
produce the is believed
been perfected and so entirely successful
used with perfect and certain all cases oeener
system and nvigOrang the body Fits camp, leu
Digestion dyspepsia joints papiration Of the
heart aPopexy pains in the chest and side liver
the spine hip complaint asms and az nervous diseases arise
No drug have, effect them increase
the disease for drugs but veal the sstem while under the
solely by outward application of Dr. Chres Gavsnic Belt
The peculiarly and great beauty Of Christies Gayanic and
Magnets cu,aves consist fact that they disease
psckg the patient till exhausted nature sinks under the
They strengthen system power by no
other remedial except Since their
and ladies Of all classes have been the recipients OF their
Dr. Christie's Galranic Necklaces
all comp ants affecting the throat heao-or
inflammation Of the throat headache dizziness of the head
deafness which rhea th
cured
Tic Doloreur.
No of this ssng complaint has failed to be
Dr. cSe asanc Brackets sppihd 10 the Wrists or an
kes and used in all of rheumatism affecting the limbs
strains of the hands complaint affect
magnetic fluid applied the particularly affected
causing concentration OF the influence at the desired spot
| Nervous Spasns.
| a
NoSey Tucker we'll known Druggists. Mobile, Alabama
"There is Dr. HaweI doctor Of Divinity in Marion, IN this
used Chrses Gavanic Bracelets for the
o affection
Upon excitement physical his
came in violent motion, which perfectly uncomfortable
the Gavanic Bracelets with the magnetic fluid with
that since that (our months ago) he
there took part the exciting Of Baptist Con
ances tried them. and with good success.
Truly yours, MosELY s TUCKER
Mobile, Ala, 23d Sept, 1S47
During the past three years these remarkable curaes hay
when Used according the full plain
which them 1t is absolutely impOssi that
do the slightest HARM
lNo whatever attends their and they ma
In fact the pleasmrae
The Gslvanic Belt. S3each
The Galyanic Necklace, 2each.
The Galvanic Bracelets, pair.
CAUTION
Beware of spurious limitations.
Albusiness commune atoms should he addressedto
DC. MOREHEAD. NJ. D.,
| Is2 broadway, New York.
DAVID CRAIGHEAD, Dragg.st, Indianapolis.
II Mad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

A SMART WoMAN.-The Grove Hill (Alabama)
Recorder states that in the county Of Choctuw, new
one, created at the recent session Of the Alabama Le
gislature, a woman charged with numbering her
husband, and employed legal gentleman. whose name
II is not necessary to mention, TO defend her, proms
ing him two negroes as his fee. He undertook her
defence. and contrary to the expectation Of ALL she
acquitted he called upon her for ihewo negroes,
when she grayey informed him that the negroes be-
onged to her daughter Not reshing the idea of being
cheated out of the negroes he instituted suit against
her for perjury, when she defended and mucied him
for the costs In short time she gave birth to e-
climate child, made oath that he the father and
compelled him to enter into bonds for Its support and
maintenance, according 10 the statute in such cases
made and provided
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
DRY GOODS.
, sT! no THE LADIE.!!

HORNS LAST! no TEEE LADlE. =!
Just received frf7m Near York By Express
Magnificent, Splendid Materials for
The choicest the cheapest, that were sodi
To the high or the low, TO the youns or the old.
New Goods Of all qualities, coiors. and pstteT
For sweet little misses bellies stsd matrons
Lawns, Linens, Bareges rich Muslins. and Prints.
That rival the Iain ows most beautiful tints.
Fine Neck ribbons Dress and flowers the arests
Lace Cuffs and embroidered the
Silk, Grape, Lace Hungarian and Hernin Shawis.
Combs Buckles Rings Breast pins Scar, Ties Parasos,
Vsees style rares Fringes rich Lsces,
And Wells fine enoughto grace angelic
Rich Satins and silks Of each radisn hue,
From the white 10 the black from the to the blue
French Ginghsms and Linens striped, figured and plain,
Cords Berlin, and mountains Of aousline De Lame,
Silk Tissues, Csmeleon. and Tarlions as fair,
As the beautiful Houries in Paradise wear,
Rich Bonnets, Bonnets, 10 suit every lace,
Victoria, Imperial Straw, Tulip. Hair kee.
Jenny Lind Chip, Parmela, Alboni and huted
Spike, Spanish, Gimp, Rutland that oil may be suited
For Misses splendid assortment OF Flats,
And for infants all sizes Of beautiful Hats
Fine Musins for Curtains plain, scoloped, and wrought,
Whose dyes from the brow Of Aurora caught
Gloves Le Kid and Picnic Silk and fine Cotton Hose,
From the hue Of the midnight to Colour de
Shoes made Of strong Leather, Morocco, Prunella,
To lit a Goliah a fair Cinderella
In short have all that delights entces,
The kndes of Clerks, and the lowest of prices
And Ladies who wish to all that Hdorns,
Are invited most kindly call in at HORNS.
indianapolis. March 20. 1850 so
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

THE LATEST.
WE have lately received and selling prices thai suit our nu
" customers
500 pieces Caicoes of all descriptions
30 do Gnghams;
% do Alpaca Lustres;
so do Tweeds and Jeans;
20 do Satineus.
20 do Cloths Cassiueres,
so do Tickings,
200 do Brown and beaclled Muslns;
SO do Cambrc $ Jaconets;
500 pairs Mems
500 do Wbmen's Shoes and Bootess;
leo do Children's do
10 dozen Mems and Boys Caps;
1000 dozen Cotton
800 pounds Carpet and Coverlet Warp;
90 bhs Sugar;
20 bags Coffee;
500 pounds Tobacco, al qualities;
Dye Stuffs large lot OF all kinds;
50kegs Nails Please call and see.
Remember that the best Of bargains always be found
Bramweifs. J.. NJ. BRAMWELL &C
IL. J0urn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
ROOTS AND SHOES!

VKTILEY l. BATES feels thankfu for patron
w age he has received for the last eight years. still offers his
and maker. lie hatters
the business be able give satsac
all. He undetermined sell good article lower
works the best leather the
His shop opposite the
shngton st sign of the big black boot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

A GENERAL RAILROAD BILL has passed the Assem-
bly, of New York. The Distinguishing feature Of the
bill is the power which it confers on voluntary
ciaiions technically termed the right of "eminssi
domain that is the power take the property
csssay for their uses, paying just compensation,
and under certain stringent regulations, without COM
ing the IegisIaars for it, for declaration Of
"pubc utility" in each where the right of way
cannot be obtained by negotiation. In this respect IL
conforms to he general plank road and turnpike
The bill originated in the Senate, and having been
amended IN the House, goes back to the Senate for
concurrence
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
BOTANICO MEDICAL PRACTICE.

GRADUATE from the A. p NJ. College, Cincinnati would
the various
tice to the citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity
principles strictly ysoogca He therefore dcards
medicines and employs in his
medicinal agents the human perfect
mony with the laws of life.
Office and residence street
cent y occupied by Beswck,
Iege March lq-S9tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

MARRY IN HASTE AND REPENT AT LEIsURE.-Dis-
agreement in High Life.-Every body will recoleci
the high-wrought and gorgeous description of the
wedding. one year ago, Of Mr.. T. B. Lawrence, son
Of Abbot Lawrence. the Boston millionaire and pres
ent minister of the United States. the Court of
ST. James," The Cincinnati Dispatch says
i" The descriptions high-wrought-t bridal
array the brilliant trosseau of the brde-te magni
cent jewels, and the splendid dresses direct from Paris
even the bridal chamber was thrown open to the
vulgar gaze, and the nupa couch and Parian purity
of the sheets submitted to gross criticism. The pick
and choice Of the Upper Ten" of the whole Union
were present The bridal attendants numbered many
beautiful representatives Of every portion of the Union
the blondes Of the North and the brunettes of the
South. Every thing went merry a marriage bell
The parties went to their home in Boston. The hon.
ey-moon had scarcely waned. when fare-up occur
red, and separation followed
The following dsgraceful sequel to the brilliant de-
scription above noted. find in the Louisville pa
pers of last week:
" Notice.-Whereas, as my wife, Sallie w. Law
renee, has wlfuy, and without cause, deserted me,
this Is to caution all persons against harboring trust
ing her on my account, hold myself responsible
for debts contracted by her. T. B. LAWRENCE.
Boston, Feb. 1S, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

THOSE GOLD DGGINGs.-We are informed by
friend from Indiana that the "gold diggings," which
we announced some time since having been dis
covered in Brown county, Indiana, are the "veria-
ble-" Brown county is between Bartholomew and
Monroe and the "diggngs are the bill-sdes about
a mile from Nashville, which is twenty miles from
Columbus, the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad.
brother Of Capt Walker who killed OF Hua-
maDtaa and who has seen the auriferous regions in
California has taken much interest in the "Hoosier
truck" having purchased tract Of land and com
menced operations in good earnest. feeling certain
Of ample reward for his investment Of capital and
labor.--Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
G. NJ BRieHr. A. e LAsiER
BRIG g. NIER,
Forwarding d Commission Merchants.
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
MADISON, Ey-DI.f.y.z.

ru,HE undersigned having entered into business IN this city tor
purpose doing general Receiving Forwarding and
the Wharf the Depot Landing,
which Madison, and Louisville and
Packets will hereafter land Goods sent by river for the
shipped point above or below
he much Drayage and
before been charged this We
Produce make liberal
on Tloar, other articles consigned TO
Madison Ind. Feb. 1880 s2-3mis BRIGHT LANIER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.

Corner Of Cherry and lfGia G., oss Streets,
Madison. In.
vITHERE found largest complete stock OF
Wv Hats and offered for sale in the STATE aud
favorable they purchased any where in the west
which wi he found the beautiful Molekin and silk Hat
manufactured by Beebee of New York. expressly for
sales and which will warrant rot to be ssed for beauty
durability, America together with
variety OF Silk and Fur hats of manufacture
Also of my manufacturing which will
sell at the reduced prices respectfully solicit call from
all who wish to buy at wholesale retail Come and examine
my stock, and see what "a do for
California reduced prices Mus le which will
sell at The highest prices paid for all kind Of Fur
Madison, len 81, 1850 65iE c. w. BASNETT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

Lexington Fire. Marine, and Life Insu-
rance Company.
rENHlS Company chartered year 1885, with capital OF
u $500 Of kinds Of
risks shipment produce ali houses
goods, furniture, and on life.
Columbus Insurance Company Of Ohio.
the
notes by mail. Capital of the company S3V0,000
The to be for the above compa
promptly applications
verbally Merchants
proposed purchased other leave home
The amount to be asceaned by their invoices upon their return
promptly sixty days from their adjustment
JOHN HAMILTON
Indiana polls. May IL, 1919. IO5-IyiF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
M a n RTED

On the 10th instant, by Thomas Morrow, Esq, Mr.
Isaac NAUvEseER to Miss MANY HARTzELL, both Of
this county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
NEW GOODS.

AT the Corner Of Meridian and Washington Streets,
sSIGN OF THE 81 W."
LEX. GRAYDON isnow opening large
IA just received from the cities Of Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Cincinnati which in addition to his former
almost article Of English and American
usually found Hardware tie invites
needing articles for furnishing houses Mechanics their TOOLS
him CALL he feels confident the quality and price
his goods will give entire satisfaction AZ Nov. II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
RnOTS ANll SHNES.

THE his the
~ affords and has hand alage quantity
- the finest stock Of Leather selected by himself expressly
market will manufacture Boots ind Shoes eyey
warranted perform and prices
Gu mot faii suit. lie particularly desires
THE ATTENTION. OF THE LADIES
that the
with either
orcheapnes Ashley health
ahisseason Of heyear especially hahey be neatan
They certainly be suited every re
spect.
imported Boots nd Shoes Informed
by hmsef
the heb
those
old stand Washington Tia
Drug store ready wsiton
non itforaeIhsow prices. Y32vIIren6oEIIl A.KNODIE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

New YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE-This infuentia
political journal and admirable newspaper. reaches
US now nearly twice large as it has heretofore
been, IN quarto form, with new and in some Depart
ments larger and better type, and filed TO overflow
ing with matter of that mutiforn character which
has made lis reputation and lis publishers fortunes
The change took place Wednesday last, when the
Tribune commenced its tenth volume.
Horace Greeley started the paper alone. and hav
ing his shoulders both the editorial and bust
ness departments, had hard struggle with 1t for
few months. But taking partner. and having the
good luck to get the right sort of man. labors were
divided, business sysemaised, and all matters at
once moved on "swimmingly." Mr. q. says, In
long and interesting article announcing the enlarge
ment
"From the day that this paper appeared as pub
lished by Greeley g. McElrath-some four months
after 1t stared-its has been doubtful.
The original deficiency of attention, method and
management In its publishing department, was the
only circumstance which threatened its prosperity,
and that obviated BY Mr.. Ms accession Many
journals, before and snce have become more rapidly
suddenly remuneratng, but none enjoyed
steadier growth in public regard and patronage
Commencing Eine years since with less than thou-
sand subscribers names in al-and many Of these
rather yielded from a personal kindness than with any
idea Of building up journal-our present regular
issue is Is, 800 copies of our Daily $50 of Semi
Weekly, and 80 ,720 of our Weekly edition. beside
growing European and very large though I'M
steady California edition Our FIRST weeks business
footed up. Expenses 1926. Receipts 92 our last
weeks aggregates were, Expense So 400, Receipts
$3.50; balance on the right side. 1854. II is not
always so large as this, but it has been larger. and
is generally one that we have reason to complain
The Tribune now contains AZ columns, instead OF
the % heretofore given, which has undergone in
crease in price. Every issue OF 1t is book, and
every volume library.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

EOEk" AND NtDNINESAEDN.
FUNHE receive
entrused0 their Having large substantial and com
modious ofhe All
ROAD DEPOT, from a knowledge nv
public patronage Every article consigned us for sale
will accordance with instructions Merchants consgnnR
their eighs
Announcements
wheat Oats Barley Seed Timothy Seed Corn
Meal, Beeswax, GnseRg Feathers, etc
4I-tf BLYTHE HOLLAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
MPOHTATlONS FOR SPRING, Is49

NEW CARPET ROOM.
Carpets at Cincinnati Prices.
THE Subscribers have opened Room connection with
u their Store, and receipt of
1000 yarJs Ingram and YeHitaH Cdrpetng,
of almost every quality and price la cents 81 37i
House keepers and Others invited call and make them
acquainted whether
hope by keeping large stock of the above
goods and selling them low they be bought in Cincn
natl sell many heretofore there ortheir
pets. through the III. J. B. G. HORN
ndi lis ADril3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
ANOTHER BLAsT FROM HORN!

give him CALL as he fees confident the quality and price of
ANOTHER BLAST FROM HORN!
EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODSi!l
WE receiving and SPe9ns large and seasOnSbe stock
styles Of goods trmm haws bOnnsts bonnet rib
bO1s neck and cap do linen cambria hdR hosiery and gloves
~ description, quality and price.
Groceries, Cotton Yarn. Batting, Nails, Glass, ec
All of which we will RETAIL prices that
Of the mountains Country merchants will
find their advantage to give us call before Re-
bargains IS At the big =. Indianapolis eli S.
IN QUANTITY.
1AlDRONS Scyhes Sneaihs and Cradles
Wv shoyes Grain shOves, Manure and and Hay Forks
Nl and Cross Cut saws Choppiug Axes
Planes and Plane bus Cooper Tools Of all SeseIlO6 &C Al
""''e ' " Sign of the Big Paddock and Cook Stove.
DRESS GOODS.
EIGURE Black silk Mohar Alpaca Coburgs and the late
styles Of Prints quality from centso 1ai for the
''''' s. j. S. DUNLoP's.
BULLS SARS.PARILLA.
usT received ase supply Of ,; Justly celebrated s saf.aIs
a.. ~ d
FRESH GARDEN SEED.
Nm hand large assortment Of fresh Garden seed-waaned
the Essr'A ss and w 'i's
CIGARS.
iVo,ooo Feb. 8, 1850 71y w s. HORN
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
new GOO0Ss new GoOOS.
s. DUNLOP has just received large addition his stock OF
81 Winter bargains Prints De Laines
Mobar Stripes and Plaids, Alpaeas, sc. &c
WILLIAM a. LEWIS WALLACE.
Attorneys and C0unseIlOrs at Law,
INDIANAPOLIS IND.
NILL promptly send to the securing and collection OF
wv rnims and all other business entrusted their
the United States Circuit and District Courts aud in the Supreme
and Circuit Courts of the 5h Circuit.
90 Office doors East Of Brornnr's 4eu
CIR EEN'S PATENT.
WHICH has long Favote for sale low for
w cash by SAMUEL WAINWRIGHT
Sign OF the EIerhant. soy
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Nh EMS Kip Boots and Brosans Youths do. do Misses Boots
IVA and Slippers
Ladies' Slippers aud Buskins--new style.
Ladies' Blk half OF chill
dren's Shoes. Just received by n. J. b. G. HORN
August 10. 1919. 81
SUNNI Err HARS.
uDALM Leaf Leghorn Panama, Pedal London Boys
China Pearl and Rutland Hats Infants Pearl
spendd assortment and cheap 90 HORNS
| TEAS!
! SPLENDID article oi Gunpowder Imperial and Young
4 ~ Tyson Teas, Just received.
March 2e-9,y J. ~ BRAAwELL 4 Co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
AVIS.

lust received at Graydons ign Of the Saw
supply of Com Rowiands Mill and cross cut CO IT
New York and
England English aad American Hand Panne and Ripping
saws-Tenon Compass and Key hole saws Web for
and without
ting Iron for Butchers iron frames
| for do. separate: Circular sc.