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Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-10
The Language of Music.

Every one has heard of the language Of flowers, in
which lack-a -daiscal young ladies might talk sweet
stuff by the hower-pot full for hours together but a
more dangerous nuisance has lately sprung up in the
facilities given by the young in music shops and
their fair purchasers
The following is specimen not only of what might
happen, but what doubt, does happen very fre-
quently in some of our musical circulating libra
ries:
ScENE.-A Shop Young man discorered sort
ing Music behind counter.
ENTER You've LADY WITH ROLL OF MU SIC.
Young lady (softly. )-Oh. I've come to return
"Love's Whisper
Young Man.--Allow me to offer you The Heart
Bowd Down. Pm sure it will please you.
Young Lady Be good enough to change The
Heart Bow'd Down for Happy Heart and then I'll
take it. left It behind me the last time was here
Young Man.-If Ihad known you had left it behind
you, would have looked out the Manly Heart to
go back with it. Shall send it by PARCELS Deliv-
cry?
Young Lady-No; I'll take that and 'The Manly
Heart home with me together. Have you any thing
else very pretty to tell me of: sf>@--s
Young Man.-( Looking over the stock of Music
and CON motto erpressione )-'sI love her, love
her!" "She shines before me like Starr
Young Lady, Also turning over Music. )-ssWill
you love me then now? 20
Young Man.-ssDear the I'll love thee more"
Young Lady.-"Tben you'll remember me-"
Now, can / depend on all these!
Young Man.-Certainly; and may be allowed to
add My last thoughts of thee?"
Young Lady.-That's strange. was going to say,
ssWhy do weep for thee!" But, perhaps we had
better say both
Young Mani will put them both together.
Young Lady.-Do, will 60 over both when / get
home, and as soon as can make up my mind will
let you know my choice. Good morning.-Erit
Young Man.-Good morning (Looking over
music as she leaves the shop.) ssShe is gone from
my gaze.''
Erit to parlor behind shop to dinner
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/ WILL TRY.-s'I will try'' was the motto of Alice
Merton. When her teacher gave her difficult sum
in arithmetic and asked her if she could do it, she al
ways said I will try" And she did try and usually
succeeded. One time her teacher gave all the schol-
ars some verses to commit to memory. Some said,
COL can learn them easy enough while others said
go dear, shall never learn Them" ''Wel Alice,
what do you think about it?'' 81 will try, the
simple response The next day they were called to
recte. Those who were so confident in their own
success faled and the rest did no better At last it
came to Alice. She repeated every verse without a
single mistake She received the appreciation of her
teacher, and the congratulaiion of her schoolmaes,
who assured her they would adopt her motto.
Now, Alice was, by means, quick at learning,
but she applied herself closely and became the best
scholar in the school and won, at the examination
medal, upon which was engraved her favorite motto
81 will try" If all young persons, instead of be-
coming discouraged at difficulties, which constantly
present themselves would say, II toiH try they
would generally overcome every obstacle.
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GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDYll
DR.. H. B. MYERS
EXTRACT OF


For Purifying the BOod-AH Disorders of the Kidneys
the every arising Impure Blood Insc
vity of the absorbents, disodeed Dgesion-such
Bilious Diseases, Consumption Dropsies Gravel Scrouls
Ship Fever Liver Complaints, Feves Female Complaints
Summer Complaints, lmpotency Dyspepsia Nervous Afec
tons, General Debility, &c.
This put up large containing twenty -four
Ii combines the properties Of Detergent Duretc
and Tonic Cures without purgng gripping sekenng and
while disease ceanses, braces and strengthens the
system stronger better and cheaper than other
Gle in Market valuable family medicine
preventive OF disease the bad ehees OF exposure rudence
o
PREPARED BY DR.. H. B. MYER BUFFALO, N
For euerg disease lcc this Extract PROCESSES TO cure con-
tans ingredients chosen for their special adoption its
relief.
and Detergent Duretic and Tonic and in proper
Stomachic and PAIN pTocures
relieves nervous affections Generally expressed II increases
all le secreons ana exceuons and exees acuon In the
glands in particular 1t is simple
Extract Of Sarsaparla but compound combination OF
of the most potent vegetable remedial each
modifying the effects OF the other and increasing its benecs
tendency remedy more powerful and healing in its ecton
the human frame, than any Of them separately
fcsSarsaparlla, Wild Cherry and Dandeon with the
Of the mdest restorative produces results ehed
lauded virtues Of the greatest cleansing medicines adds 9th
gently acting the Kidneys having particular refer
internal ogan-hus eTadcating
ing disease cleansing portion of the body and
ting aud refreshing the system
This Extract acts directly and kindly upon the blood which
pues and enTichespromoes healthy seoretons restores
Digestion and by general influence every
supplies want Of vital heat eneTgexpels
diseases generally and gives TO the invalid lasting
health, vgor and strength
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATIoN
Persons whose constitutions broken down. weakened
strength gener
ally diseased, find oetter pleasant remedy
control the most corrupt states of the blood when
that fluid is entirely vitiated.
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Hon. s. A. DoUGLAs.-Mr. Douglas is but about
4O years OF age aid better known and appreciated
sound politician and Statesman than any of his prede-
cessors In the political field at the same time Of le
The intellect Of Mr. Douglas contains strong infusion
OF political magnetsman attractive force which leaves
him no enemies He is a full mannot made to be driv-
en- into a place in society, but natural growth free
liberal, enlightened and courageous. He occupies a
corresponding position in the public mind-and is des-
tined to advance certain he possesses the proper
qualities Of head and heart, which the common senti-
ment Of the country have awarded hm.-Detroit Free
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FLAGS OF THE REvoLUTIoN.-There is now in AL
exandra, Va the first flag taken during the Revolution
by General Washington, from the Hessians, at Trenton
1t is composed of silk beautifully embroidered in needle
work-the crown appears prominent and the date IT'S
the 'front.' Also, the identical flag surrendered at the
regiment and bears this inscription: " The surren-
der Of Lord Corvallis being the growing glory Of the
complete success OF the American arms The flag is
Of rich silk, well perforated with buet-hoes General
Washngton's body guard flag is also there--silk with
the motto /" Conquer or die %
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OF Let the thought, that God cannot lie, keep in
conscious safety the heart of every who ooketh
to Jesus They who look shall be saved The sun
in the armament is often family seen through cloud
but the spectator may be no less looking at him than
when he is seen in full and undiminshed effugence
II is not to him who Christ brightly that the pro-
misses are made, but to him who looks to Christ. A
bright view may minister comfort but il is the look
ing which ministers safety. 't7- 80.
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f1-The Statesman says Senator whitcomb intends
make TIE -e Kaute his permanent resdence-the
language is:
9 We are happy to learn that Senator Whteomb con-
templates early return to Terre Hauts his perma
nent residence
We bope there is insinuation in the above that In
danapolis Is glad Of the Senator'S leaving. We are
happy he is coming, at all events.-Wabask Erprsss
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EH EMovAL-NEw WHOLESALE BOOK AND STA
10 TIONERY ROOMS IN NEW YORK.-MASON & LAW, |

.BH EMovAL-NEw WHOLESALE BOOK AND STA
He TIoNERY ROOMS IN NEW YoRK--MAsoN & LAW,
the long established house HUNTINGTON SAVAGE
Publishers of School and Music Books and Jobbes of Books and
Stationery generally have removed from their old location
and commodcus completed No % Park
Row. ION the of the old Park Theatre opposite the Asior House
where they prepared with full stock and very complete
of every thing their line which they invite the
of purchasers.
Being themselves the publishers OF number of the popular
School and Music Books the South and West and having
much increased their general facilities they enabled offer
surpassed inducements their friends and the Trade generally
Their stock embraces School, Musical Medical Theological and
Miscellaneous Books in every variety Blank Books of all and
descriptions including all the of Memorandum
French English ard American Letter. Cap and Note
Papers, from the best manufacturers together with complete
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Stationery.
They respectfully solicit the attention of Booksellers and other
purchasers their stock prices feeling confident they will
be enabled make permanent of those who favor them
with a trial 7wfy WI
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-10

0T What is contentmenti To sit in the house and
see other people stick in the mud. In other words,
to be a little better off than our neighbors.
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r. -szsszFH7z1 LAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPO-
- & sxs.~<s LIS RAILROAD. = Stockholders will
please the work this road rapidly pro-
crossing between Lebanon and Indianapolis twohs of the
finished have been made for
timber bridges will be contracted for The has
been purchased and paid for and viii be delivered in Lafay
time, when the laying of the viii be inn
medaey commenced and finished possible and have
every the will Lebanon early the fall As
needed prepare iron
will be for 10 your insamens promptly
they become DUE 10 James Blake, of Indianapolis.
In September last the Board directed that the staments should
October $780, and IS each share be paid every
days.
we hope the Stockholders will feel the necessity of paying the
stalments promptly heavy estimates will be between
this and the 1st of July
The work will now he prosecuted speedy completion this
city early spring june163w ALB s. WHITE, Prest
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OuN.PoWpER, GuN-PowpER,,-We a

GUN-PowDER! GUN-PowDER.!-we agents for the
J sale Of Gmpowder the celebrated Hazard Powder cos
need equal Powder the United States
VIII supply City dealers reasonable delivering the Powder
upon short notice
We have erected Magazine the City limits and shall all
times, be fully supplied with all grades Of Powder.
All Powder sold by will be guaranteed equal representation
when otherwise the money will be refunded.
We have in Magazine
25 kegs Kentucky Rife Powder, FFFs;
20 half kegs do. do do;
20 quarter kegs do do. do;
20 kegs fair Lawn Mills, Fife, do5
90 kegs Deer, do;
10 kegs Austin King & Co.'s do
10 half kegs do do+
kegs Cannon and Blasting, do;
Superior Canister and Sporting, do
BROWNING s. MAYER.
North side Washington Street, the State House.
une2
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the cerain the above complaints While
Consus7ption diminished doses, Of the
mdes and agreeable family medicines for common coughs
and colds Read below the opinion Of who known 10 the
world, and the world respect their opinions
From Professor HITcHcOoK
my of deepseaed Bronchitis aud satisfied from lis
chemical that admirable compound for the relief
poT enaer a saB B'e % 81 snv % Won s @ al ber 10 use 5.
you think proper EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID
President of Amherst College
From the London Lancet"
'AYEks CHERRY PEcToRAL of the valuable
hesitate say have large appreciation Of its
and the fullest confidence lis usefulness for coughs and lung
plsins'
DR. BREWSTER of wndham Co.. Conn, sends the following
testimony:
Catharne k Cady highly rsspecisbe lady of this village wife OF
Mr. Seth Cady Deputy Sheriff Wndham Co, Tie
ton w. A. BREWSTER, NJ. D.
WEST K1LLrYeLY CT, Sept %, 1913
This certify that afflicted with cough
the of AIS which threatened TO terminate Consumption
had tried many medicines in and cured by The Of
ayers Cherry Pec,oral." CATHARINE X. CADY.
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
Dr. J. c. Aver. Iowel-Dear Sir Feeling obligations 10
for the restoration Of my health send you report
which you liberty publish for the benefit OF others Lss
many medicines without obtaining relief Obliged 10
give up business frequently raised blood and could get sleep al
night friend bottle of your CHERRY PEcToRAL
Of which Immediately commenced according
have just puchasedhe fifth bote ard nearly Ino
medicine. S. STONE, A NJ,
Principal Mt Hope Seminary.
From DR.. Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster, chcopee Falls
DR. J. c. Ayer-Dear Sir Enclosed please find remittance for ali
the Che ry Pecora last sent can hesiaigy say, that
medicine sell gives such saisf cton does have
medicine which cured many of Cough and
Lung Complaints Our Physicians using extensively
practice and with the happes effects.
Truly yours, DM BRYANT
PREPARED By : C. AVER. CHEMIST, LOWELL MASS.
july2i-w cRAIGHEAD BROWNING. Druggists
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From Doctor ALFRED KEIsER. of Peru, Indiana:
Dr. MYERDeay do space year,
Ihave been acquainted with the effects of Dadeon Wild
Cherry and Sarsapara having sold eighty hundred
bottles from ecacious
medicine of the kind sold. A. KEISER, NJ ID.
Psvu Indiana, July 9Th, 1850.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by yCRAIGHEAD& BROWNING
Agents Indianapolis aug20-w
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cERT1F1CATEs or nocroRs.


Dr. Myer constantly receiving
ed from be of his medicine; in fact only
satisfy of It's healing The following Dr.
JOIN DAVIS respectable physician and Of large pracce
speaks N the following
DIX MYER; The medicine ordered came hand safely
say that the medicine far used gives good satisfaction II
IMPRESSION and that of Others that will entirely supercede
ToNvnseid's trash Mrs Green vicinity
She has been sborng under consumption with
the the different Of the Cod
has been used without any benefit but does find benefit from the
of the Dandelion Wild Cherry, and Sarsaparila
Truly yours JOHN DAVIS VI. d
CRyahoga Falls, July 10, 1880
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INVALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOE SALE am auth

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-I authorized
by the Fountain Probate Court make sale of the following
Real Estate:
The south half of the south Of section H.
north of range west Montgomery county, containing so
unimproved but finely timbered
Also the northeast of the southeast OF section
H. range 40 acres improved having
it good mill, in good order and condition.
Also the south of the north of section
town IL wes-he two last pieces lying the county OF
Parke.
authorized sell this property private SALE the appras
ed value the following Onefouh hand, and
fourth the end Of twelve, ard eighteen months be
found residence miles southeast of Jacksonville and letters
addressed Wallace p o. Fountain will reach
May 16, 1S51-me5-4w(w1 j J.AWHITE.
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OF The Tinicum Society is discu1ning the differ
enss nee. between short dress and be s short Of =
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he.A FOR RENT-THE CARILSLE HOrSE. INDIANAP.

o.. FOR RENT-THE CARLISLE HOUSE, lNDiANAP-
III. OSThe subscriber hevng recently purchased the above
commodous and pleasantly located Hoe offers the
for good and responsible reasonable Said
Hotel pleasantly situated Washington
Of the State House. Indianapolis Indiana convenient the site Of
the Tee Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Depot having the
the Machine Shops Immediately The House
atyey has been rpaned and entirely renovated and wh
washed being purchased There with
House fine Omnibus and Notwithstanding the duness of the
doing business under the SUPER
ntendence of Mr. Robert Gray having constantly from twenty
thirty regular paying Boarder together with good share of The
travelling custom of the city.
The being extensively engaged in the milling bus
which requires his undivided attention. and the present Super
ntenden land family wishing continue business which
they regard unpleasant and dsagreeabe but desiring
irement, offers this desirable property for
For further information apply JOHN CARLISLE Indanapo
lis Indiana R. p Gray the present incumbent the prem
ses in person, or by letter. post paid, TO
JOHN CARLISLE, Proprietor.
r. P. GRAY, Superintendent juneI3 d6kwtf
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JOHN O'KANE g. SONS,
NEW ROCK STORE

VETE friends Booksellers. Country Mer-
w chants Professional buyers
generally opened indianapolis county
disna Book Store We prepared any supply
stock Of Books and Stationery We keep always hand large
and complete Miscellaneous Theological
stock Of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would of Country Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books a call
All orders thankfully receives and who send
they will be filed promptly Particular paid orders by
mail or otherwise for quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted. JOHN OKANE & SONS,
may23dwtf Ne. Norris Buildings Odd Fellows
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a sTRoLoGY-THE CELEBRATED DR.. c. w. RoBACK,
1 Professor Of Asiroogy, Astronomy Prenogy and Geomsn
combined with CONJURATION Sweden No.
Locust Philadelphia offers his
He has been consulted by all Europe
and enjoys higher reputation Aooger than any living
Nsvies calculated according Geomancy-ade So Genesn
S5 Persons distance
ing the date of the day of their birth containing
above fee will receive immediate attention. and navles
Of the world written durable paper he prepares
10 make of his by conjuaon of the following
topics: Courhp advice given the successful
Of wealthy marriage he has the redeem such Civ
10 the free Of the bottles and all of hazard and
the recovery of properly purchasing lottery
tickets Thousands of the
this city and its vicinity and the United States saisac-
non Of ALL 10000 Naives Horoscopes have been during
the last four while here every
and will do well call person, mail
that need not fear money through the Post Office
DR. Roback receives from 500 1000 monthly
missed one All will be religiousy attended aforesaid
For more particulars call the Office Of the Sentinel and
Astrological Almanac, gratis c. w. ROBACK,
III Locust above Eighth, Philadelphia
" Be particular mention The Post Office, county and State
70 All communications kept
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From Doctor " B.. Howard, of Lima Ohio:
DR. MYEE-Dear This certify
tract Of Dandeon Wild Cherry and SaIsapaa for the last year.
and il has given general satisfaction all who have used il
N. B. HOWARD, NJ D
Lima, Ohio, August 10Th, 1850
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Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad :.
SANDUSKY, TOLEDO, AND DETROIT.
SPRINGFIELD AND DAYTON! SFSnNza h
CH.ANGE OF HOURS.

AN and after Monday April 2s ISL and nnt furthes notice
Train will leave the Northern Depot Springfield
O'Clock O'Clock, p. NJ Cor Dayton stopping
Hertzers. Enon Osborn aud Knesy's.
Returning; viii leave Dayton at o'clock A NJ, and O'Clock
Is min p NJ
O'Clock, NJ Tram from Dayton, connects with Sandus
XIV Train: the O'Clock NJ Tran from Dayton
through and Buffalo, and also
with the Xenla and Cincinnati Train.
Coaches with this Train Charleston
neclion with the Columbus and Xenia Railroad
Through in One Day, via Sandusky, and by Steamer to
TOLEDO!
Passengers leaving Dayton by the O'Clock so min A NJ Tran
Toledo; connecting To-
edo with Michigan Southern Railroad for all points Northern In
diana and Michigan.
reduced-From Tolede FIVE dollars For
and Through Tickets please apply the Ohce Dayton,
opposite Swaynes Hotel where Tickets can be obtained for Toe
do, Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo.
Morning Train leaving Springfield at oclack passes Enon at
o'clock, minOsboTn, o'clock, 45 mn-and Kncsy
O'Clock. Returning passes Kneislys O'Clock Is mnOborn
o'clock, 80 mir-and Enon, O'Clock, so min.
Afternoon Train, leaving Spring g6ed O'clock p NJ, passes
Enon at O'Clock 20 mn-Osbon O'Clock IS min-and knes
at knelslV
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xZoUNc MEN OF ENTERPRIsH wANrED-TO OBJ

NOUNG MEN OF ENTERPRISE WAETED-To obtain
subscribers for of the popular and saeabe Books
IN the country which have been published exclusively
agents. We want none but good those who atve
and enieprizng furnish
ia To such, offer unusual inducements viz very probable
and pleasant vocation where they Of Doubling
In fact active
cleared the last from twelve hundred dollars
wanted Indiana and the South general Remember thsf
There tide the affairs of men, which the food
o N o fortune.n
For particulars terms, and requisites apply post paid TO
c. l. DERBY & CO,
Publishers and Wholesale Bookseers
june5-1mofwl Saa,duSkv Cifv. Ohio
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n GREAT ATTRACTION The best bargains ever Of
go fered IN this country be had w NJ LOWRYss
~ DRUG e VARIETY STORE, in Knirhtsov1 He is con-
"a sanily receiving large and fresh supplies pure
Medicines, Paints OILS and Dye Sufs kinds GROCERIES,
Coniecuoneres Toys Jewelry and thousand Notions
To be induced buy, call and see small po6,s ad
quick turns, Is the motto; ALL buy your
selves rich. une5-6w(w)p WILEY NJ LOWRY
"A TTENT1oN FARMERS RSs-WEAvING.- undersigned
A prepared TO do all kinds country
Fanels Carpets Lnseys &c All work charges
North OF the Paper Mill. A (,srrp
apr2-3motwlp
lvAPS SHOT, AND LEAD
- 100000 Percussion Caps, various qualities;
1000 pounds Bar Lead
30 Bags Shot;
jnne20-w BROWNING & MAYER
SALERATus-iob boxes pure sssrssus jus, reed and for AL.
~ lnnes By BROWNING f. MAYER.
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ca, Common School, and Classical Books together with ul
Weare confident would be The interest of Country Merchants
All ore. thankfully and we 6ose ho send ta
they will be filled promptly Parcu attention paid TO orders by
mail or Otherwise for quantities or single s%gs 0CpTss Beswss an
may2sdw6 Ne. 4Nonis Buildings under Odd Fellows Han
* RocERIEs.-v C. HANNA & Co. offer for sale, whole
hhds good, fair and prime N. O Sugar;
sss New Orleans and Sd Sugar So HOus; 1 MOIasss
60 Ress Deer and ke9ueky Rids Powder
20 dozen Painted Buckets; is Nests of Tubs;
10 bags 4Ispice; IS bags Pepper 25 chests Teas;
IS kegs Tobacco 10000 cgars aoOo iSs cosion yarn
IS cases TumbIers Glass Jars, &c;
10 bales Cotton Batting, Candle Wick, &c:
Pe cs oa s S T 10 Il as
20 reams Paper 200 lbs indigo 400 bs Nader
900 lbs Ginger 1000 lbs Bologna sausages
Our terms are Cash, and the prices bound to suit
apr2 " z. HANNA co.
n UEENswARE-Drect Importation from the best English
White Iron Stone Tea Dining. and Toilet Ware;
Blue Tivoli Tea, Dining, and Toilet Ware;
Psnsd PG%g reasas Fa 1ns Ps ss Bof;
coiOred Bowls, Pitchers, &c; -
Edged Plates Dishes Bakers and wappies;
Marbled Toilet Ware and Pitchers;
mar22 Gragheaa BrowTing's lae stand
NALs.IOO kegs Nails and Brads, for sale BY
SCYTHES Scythe Traces &c. the farmers
- june4 Received this day, at V. c. HANNA & co.
ID RANDRETHs PILLs-A fresh article constantly hand
y and for nj " C.. HANNA a co. iune10
BBLs Crushed and puverized SUGAR. Philadelphia refined
- wholesale and retail at " HANNA 6 co jane4
"a wOOLi-wanied $4,000 pounds of Washed Wool
~ of all grades from Bus for which the market
H will be paid IN CASH. deduction will be made
Ahnu&kA unwashed. Csllat v. c. HANNA & cos.
mayi5
UMBs AND BRANDIBs.-Pure Por, and Malaga Wine;
w pipes Rochel and Cogniac Brandy
Just received from Philadelphia, Al v. c. HANNA CO
ID EFINED SUGARS.-25 barrels Crushed Sugars;
HI barrels Powdered Sugars
10 barrels Loaf Sugars;
10 barrels Clarified Sugars;
boxes Double refined Sugars;
Just treceived and for sale by BROWNING & MAYER.
june14
Nh oLAsSEs.-50 barrels N. O. Molasses
lvM 10 barrels Sugar House Moasses
4 Just received and for sale by BROWNING MAYER.
NJ O. sUGAR2o hhds N o. Sugar sale
~ junei4 by BROWNING q MAYER
yo1Aooo- so boxes S. s. and pounds assorted qualities
- Just received and for sale By BROWNING MAYER.
junsl4
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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
DecIara.ion of independence.

In COngrsss, July 4, 1776-The unanimous deelaratic
of the thirteen United States Of America.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-07-10
, LAFAYETTE AND INDIANAPo-

BROWNING & MAYER.
North side, Washington Street, the State House.