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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
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Car Builders, General Machinists, and Iron Founders
CORNER OF MARKET AMI THIrD STREETS.
GAINESVILLE, OHIO,
b EANING completed their Arrangements for doing an extensive
III business, are prepared 10 construct, at short n0uce, ali kinls
of Railroad Cars, VII
Passenger Cars, of all classes
Mail, Baggage, and Express Cars.
Freight, Platform. Wheat, Stock, Ccal, Gravel, and Hand Cars,
and Trucks Of I'll descriptions.
They are also prepared 10 furnish Chilled Car Wheels Of any pat
tern.
Wheels and Axles fitted and finished.
Snow Poughs and Tenders made 10 order.
Syringe, Boxes. Castings. and Bolts for Cars
Jack Screws. Switches, and Switch Stands.
Wrought and Cast Frogs.
Cast-lron Railroad Chars
Turn Tables, and nl other work required by Railroad compa-
MES.
They also manufacture all kinds Of Stationary and Boat Engines.
Boilers. and every description OF Mill Work. Shahings, Coupling,
Hangers, Lathes. Screw-CBumg Machines, &c.
Wood Machinery, such as Daniels Pianeing Machine. Borine,
Tenantng, and AoTtisIng Machines, Circular and other Saws
Bridge Castings, Bridge and Roof Bolts. Water and Gas Ppes.
Cast IRON Ilouse frOnts and all other Castings.
They are prepared 10 do all kinds Of Johbing 10 order. either in
the Machine, Forge, or Foundry departments.
They manufacture Landry's Safety Railroad Frog, and Wheel
uoduce3 ON the New England and Eastern Railroads.
They are also extensively engaged in constructing 10 order The
Justly celebrated Indiana Bran Separator"
VIII execute both la ge and small orders with prom7ness and
dispatch, and having in their employ Foremen and Workmen Of
the first order, they can give an assurance TO those who paiTouize their
establishment of fidelity IN the execution OF their work, upon as
favorable terms as any other establishment in the coui ny.
We refer TO our Cars now running uTon the Central Ohio Rail-
road for specimens OF cur work, and 10 Thatcher, Burr & CO. of
Cleveland, for whom we have done a large amount Of Bridge
Work for the Central Ohio aud Akron Branch Railroads.
25-w3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
The Charleston Courier has a letter from Havana
which says. relative TO the trial Of Mr.. Thrasher. that
the session Of the court Was attended by Mr.. Owen. Ii
consisted Of a president and six members. Three of
the members were for garroting and three in favor Of i'm.
prisonment. The casing vote Of the president decided
the case in favor Of imprisonment.
We learn from Columbia. Pa, that two fugitive slaves
from this State were arrested there Yesterday, one OF
whom succeeded in making his escape, the other was
delivered up to his master and brought back to this city.
A white man resisted the Marshal while making the ar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
From New York.

New YoRK, Nov. 10.
Steamer Georgia from New Orleans via Havana has
arrived, bringing mails and passengers of the steamer
Illinois from Chagres. The Illinois met with an acct
dent to her machinery in the passage from Chagres
which detained her at Havana. The Georgia brings
about 81 500 900 in gold dust on freight, and $500 900
In the hands Of the Passengers. of whom there are $50.
John S. Thrasher has been found guilty of treason at
Havana, and sentenced to eight years in the chain
gang.
The difficulty between the Americans and natives still
continued at Chagres-30 Americans and 20 natives
are reported to be killed. When the Illinois sailed, the
Americans were preparing to storm the Fort.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

No FAITH IN LreHTNINe.-A little while since an
elderly woman entered the cars Of one OF The way sta.
tons and took her seat, groan:ng piteously with her
rheumatic" She entertained those around her for
some time, with an accobnt Of her sufferings, and de-
clared she had tried everything for relief, but with no
effect. A gentleman who had also been a severe suffer-
err, asked her IL she had tried electricity, assuring her
that it had quite cured him.
"Electricity?' said she; "Ye-a-s-Tve tried it. I
got struck by lightning about a month ago, and it didn't
do a bit of good"
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov. IS.
The steamship Fanny, from Brazos, confirms the re-
port of Carvsjal's abandoning the siege of Matamoras.
The failure is attributed to a want of military capacity
and indeeision. A stampede occurred among his forces,
which was increased by the report of large Mexican re-
Inducements being near, which proved groundless. Sub
sequently Carvaial took his post at Reynosa, where
manv reioined him.
Rio Bravo paper says that Capt. Ford has recover
ed and will rejoin Caravajal and continue the war. The
Mexicans are greatly elated.
The Falcon sailed yesterday for New York with Gen.
Eoote on board.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

e~FooUNTY CONFERENCE.-The Democrats of Ma.
rion county ere hereby notified that there will be a
Convention Of the Democrats of said county. at the Conf
House in Indianapolis, on Saturday, December 8, 1851, at half
past l O'Clock, P. M, for the purpose of selecting Delegates to
the approaching State Convention.
BY order of the County Committee,
EMsLEY WRIGHT. s,o.y.
November @, 1851,
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PEORIA EYE NFIRMARY AND oRTHoPEDIc IN
STITUTI0N.

FuNHIS esabl shment is just completed, and will be a permanent
Il place for the reception of all patients wishing 10 undergo treat
ment for diseased EYES, as well as those DESTROYS OF being opera
ted on for the removal of all varieties of such a
long Standing Dislocahons. Club-foot, immoblity ofthe Lower Jaw,
&c, &c.
b The building is in a beautiful and healthy location, in the western
border Of the City Of Peoria, where patients Can be accommodated
with comfortable rooms, boarding and washing, such as corresponds
10 each case. Every instrument and apparatus calculaied 10 carry
pedic Department several entirely original ones are used, some of
which in Club-toot Of young children frequently obviaies the neccs-
siy Of operating by the knifs-
The design Of the Eye Department is more particularly for the
Of those patients who, under a less rigid system than can
be pursued a, such an institution, would be for the most part rcua-
For further information, address
E.. S. COOPER, NJ. D,
~EFERENcE
Josiah McRoberts, Esq joliet, Illinois.
Hon. T l.. Dickey, Ottawa, H.
HonI P. Walker, U. S. Senator, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Hon. David Davis, Bloomington, IL.
Hon. VIM. Kellogg, Canton, Ill.
Hon. John Moore. Springfield, III.
Hon. A Lincoln, Springfield, Ill.
Hon. Z. A. Hannegan, Covington, Indiana
Ind.
Hon. John G. Davis, Rockville, Ind.
Hon. VIM. McMurtry, Lieu. Governor, Henderson, III.
Hon. Wilson Shannon, Elk. Governor Of Ohio, ST. Clsnsua, Ohio.
Gen. A. Gridley, Bloomington, Ill.
Gen NJ. X Alexander, Paris, H.
Bishop L. L. Hamline, Schenectady, New York.
Prof Chss A. Pope, ST. Louis, Mo.
Prof J. jackson. New Orleans.
Major Frank voris, Peoria, Ill.
J. C. Eye, M. d, Peoria, III.
r. Rouse, NJ. D., Peoria, Ill.
E. M. Cciburn, nj. D, Peoria, III
John S. Hamilton, d., Peoria, III.
A. Simpson. NJ. d, Peoria, Ill.
A. G. 0sbun, NJ. D., Peoria, Ill.
Nafh. s Tucker, NJ. d. Peoria, Ill.
WIN. r. Hamilton. NJ. D., Peoria, III
VIM Spery, NJ. D., Peoria, Ill.
His Excellency. Joseph A Wright, eovernor, indianapolis. In.
Peoria, November I, 1851. &-w1y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a, 8 P. NJ.
The November term of the United States Court COM
menced to-day-preparing to commence the Christiana
treason trials tomorrow. First tried will be Cashier
Hanway. Trials will be protracted. The Government
is represented by Attorneys Asmead, ]. r. Ludlow, G.
L. Ashmead and others versus the State. Manzaland
by R.. H. Brent, and James Celter hanway to be de.
Tended by Stevens and others.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANs, Nov. "a.
Cotton active; 1000 bales sold at full prices since the
arrival Of the Africa, at SEE.
Exchange on New York at par to one-half per cent.
discount.
The Empire City has arrived with five hundred and
eighty-6ve passengers, s44 900 in gold dust on freight,
and $50, 900 in the hands OF passengers. News antici.
pated at New York.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

In rHE MARION CIacuIr corRT, December Term, A D. 1851.
IN ChaHosTy-FTancis Dckman q. Jonsihan Eyestone, Ruth To.
ton, John X. Hoion, William p. Hoion, lanes NJ. Hoion. adults;
Elizabeih Hoion, Martha Hoiion. Sarah Jane Holen, Amanda
Malvina Hoion. and Charles Hoton. infants.
HpE II known that on the 10Th day Of October, A D 1851. tho
a. above complainant, by Barbour q Porter, his Sol cnors. fled
IN the Office Of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court. his hn in
chancey IN the above entitled cause, and also The affidavit Of a dis
interested and competent witness, that the defendants Ruth Holton,
John X. Hohon, William p. Hoion, James NJ. Holion, EiizHleth
Holion, Martha Holion, Sarah Jane Bolton, Amanda Malvina Hoi-
ton, and Charles HoIon are not residents N te State Of Indisns
The said non resident defendants are therefore, hereby notified Of tho
Hing and tendency Of said bill OF complaint, and that unless they
appear and plead, answer or demur 10 said bill Of complaint IN tie
FIRST day Of The next term OF said Marion Circuit Court. TO be begun
and held al the Court House in the CITY of Indianapolis. on he Sc
cond Monday in December next. the said bill and he matters and
things therein contained will be held as true and faken ss confessed
rs 20 SAID defendants. WM. Clerk.
BARBOUR q Porter, Soils. for complf. nov5-w3w
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a D~MINISTRATOR'S SALE-Noaee il hereby given tlat
the undersigned Administrator Of the estate Of Martin Adams,
deceased, late of Marion county, State Of Indiana, will. on Friday
the 9Th day Of December, 1851, between the hours prescribed BY
law, proceed 10 sell the personal property Of said dscedent, consist.
ing Of three Horses, a two horse Wagon. Harness aud a cempeio
set of Pump makers tools, Pumps two Rifles, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture, three acres Of Corn, Plouehs, and a lot Of Linn
Der. &c, al his late residence in Wayne township
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand will be required On all sums
Of three dollars and under, and a credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums exceeding three dollars; and notes will be required OF
the purchasers, with good security payable without auy relief from
valuation laws. THOMAS MORROW.
Nov. 6. IS5l.-24-w3w Acmiri arator.
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A FRY

Draws every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, throughout the
month Of December, 1851. Tickets 81. A certificate Of q package
of 20 whole tickets will cost Si6; Halves sSs Quarters "a
Address your orders 10 r. ARMSTRONG, Agent.
Wheeling, Va
The Capital prize Of $4,000 was sent to J. Miller, Augusta, Ga.
The capital prize Of $4,000, Monongaia, Class 1856, wss sent to
New York.
Monongalis Extra, Glass las, $500, was sent to Richmond, Ind.
Small Fry, Glass geo, $4,000, sent to Louisville, KY.
nov2i-3ul1tw
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LIVER NOT AGREEABLE AS A STEADY DfET.-We re.
member of hearing an old lady Down East who, after
having kept a hired man on liver near a month, one day
said 10 him: "Mr. -, I don't know as you like
liver" "Oh, yes" said be, 81 like it very well for fifty
or sixty meals, bat I don't think I should like it for a
steady Diet The parsimonious old lady served up
something else for the next collation..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

COUNTESS SoNTAG.-It is now reduced to a certainty
that this eminent singer, whose life has been marked by
such romantic Weiss tudes, and who is fast resuming her
place as first vocalist of Europe, will come to the Uni
ted States We are assured, on the best authority, that
as soon as her engagements terminate in Germany. she
will turn hitherward, doubtless to stir up another musi.
cal enthusiasm.-Ne York Erening Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
From Washington.

WAsHrNGToN, Nov. %. 8 p. NJ.
1t is understood that Judge Sharkey will leave Now
Orleans for Havana on the 24th inst. Mr.. Thrasher,
in the meantime, will have to look to Mr.. Owen for a
defence of his rights.
The Mayor of this city has issued his proclamation,
setting apart the 9th as a day of thanksgiving.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
Ogdensburg.

OeDENssuRG, N. Y, Nov. IS, 8 P. NJ.
The freight train from the East last night ran oil the
track at Bangor, which smashed the engines. killed one
man, and wounded several others.
Navigation about here is uninterrupted, but IT IS clos
ed below. Montreal boats have laid up. There IS he
%sleighing.
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From Boston.

BosToN, Nov. "a, s p. NJ.
Yesterday evening a passenger train was on its way
from Dover to Pennington, on the Chico IN. H.) Rail-
road, when about two miles north of Rochester the en-
gine was thrown over an e~mbankment by a culveit be-
ing undermined by heavy rains. The engineer, fireman
and sexton-man were instantly killed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. "a, s p. M.
The river has fallen three feet.
Flour firm at S3-an advance asked. Whisky 15ia
l6se. Sales Of 2 700 bxs. Cheese at 64c. Hogs firm
1000 sold at $3.50. Green Hams, 5000 at Sic. Trade
generally very active.
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TAXES Upton UNI INDIANA
n Notice Is hereby given that all lands and town lots on
winch the Taxes Of 1850, and previous years. shall remain IN
paid. VIII be offered for sale by the Treasurer OF Upton county.
Indiana, al the Court House door, 10 the town of Upton, on the
FIRST Monday in January, 1852; so much Of each tract will be sold
as may &c necessary to discharge the Taxes, penalty and costs
cue thereon. including the Taxes OF 1s5I.
ALEX. N. YOUNG, Clerk and Ex OGeio Auditor I. c.
November II, ls51-25w4w
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HNxEoUToR's NoT1cE-The undersigned has taken out
n letters testamentaIy on the estate Of Ssmuel Lewis, de-
ceaeed, late Of Hancock county. All persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present the same, properly
authenticated for settlement, and all persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment.
uENRY n. THOMPSON.
Nov. q, le5l-ee-w3w Executor,
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Indianapolis, November H. 1ssl.-aIWsw F

a DMrNIsTREToR's is hereby given
IA that letters of administration have been issued by tie CLERK Of
the Probate CcuTt Of Marion county, 10 The undersigned, upon the
estate Of Martin Adsms, deceased, late OF Marion county, State Of
Indiana. All persons indebted 10 said Estate are rrcue-ted 10 make
immediate payment, and all persons having account and claims
against said estate are requested 10 present The same properly aG-
ihenteaied for adjustment. The estate Is probably solvent
THOMAS MORROW,
Nov. 8. ISL -2i-w5w Admiuisfraior.
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November %. 1851.

n~-HANcoCK COUNTY DEMOCRATIC coNvEN-
N TIoN.-The Democrats of Hancock county will meet
in County Convention at Greenfield on Thursday. the LIST day OF
January, A. d., 1889, at IL O'clock, a. NJ, for the purpose of ap-
pointing Delegates to attend the State Convention, and for the
of such other business as may be necessary or pro-
per to be done by said Convention. 1t is earnestly desired that
every DEMOCRAT Of the county will attend the Convention.
JOHN MILRoY, Chairman D. C. c.
joy THAN TAarr. Sec.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19, 8 p. NJ.
A man, named William Howard, last night stabbed
Henry Drielhaus, keeper Of the White Mansion. He
died this morning. Howard has been arrested.
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New YoRK. Nov. Is, 8 p. NJ.

The Canada, which sails tomorrow for Liverpool,
has $3.50, 900 for England, and will take over 81 600 900.
Baltimore city is all life and commotion to-day, in pre-
paration for the grand fremen's celebration tomorrow.
Several companies from neighbOring cities have already
arrived.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

rest. A warrant has been issued for his arrest. Two
white men, from this city, the fugitive conGesses, assist.
ed him to make hs escape.
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From New York.

New York, Nov. 19, s p. M.
The Canada sailed to-day for Liverpool with ffty.fve
passengers and 81 ,295 1872 in specie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

SALE-By virtue Of an execution issued BY the
- Clerk Of the Marion Court Of Common Pleas. and q Fee
Billissued by the CLERK Of the Marion Circuit Ccurt, directed 10
me ard now in my hands / will expose 70 sale ct public aue.
tioE al the door Of the Court House, 1.-THE county Of Marion, II
the State of Indiana, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, N
and 1 O'Clock, p. u, on Saturday the 18th day Of December. l6sI.
the rents and profits for the term Of seven years Of the follow
ing described property, To- wit The undivided half OF the east
half Of the north east quarter OF section number twenty seven.
C2O in township number sixteen (I6) north Of rsnfe number
four % east, in the county Of Marion. and state OF indiana
And II such renIs and profits will not sell for q sufhciSnt sun 20
satisfy The amount demanded BY said writs, ] Will al the same
time and place offer for sale in hike manner. all the interest and
estate Of the defendants, named in said wrts. in and 20 said
property; levied upon as the property Of Hugh Cunningham. at
the suit OF Christian L. FaIbeT, and fec bill in EraT Of the On
GERS therein named. Terms Of sale cash.
c. c. CAMPBELL, SherE N. c.
By w. RossoE, Deputy.
lndisuapoii,. November II 1sSI-os-wsw
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS, s p. M.
The Secretary Of State has given R. j. Brent, Attor
ney General Of Maryland, permission to appear as Sc
Nor counsel in the Christiana treason trials In Phladel-
phia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

NoNTPELIER. Ny. p. g p NJ.
Tls Legislature Of Vefmors passed = bill to-day d.
vi{ins ne STATE 100 Congressional Districts, and then
adjourned
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From Cincinnati.
Nov. %

CINCINNATI, Nov. ID
River has risen fcur feet and i. is now raining.
The FIRE anBihilator was tried Yesterday in a build
ing erected for the purpose, and proved at entire fail
ure.
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From Pittsburgh.

PITTsBUReH. Nov. 20, 8 p. M.
River six feet ten inches. Weather cold and rainy
with a prospect Tor continuation Of rain.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 20.
n the Fourth Congressional District, Moore, Wing,
IS r--,Fted elected-a Wing gain.
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VIRGINIA STATE LoTTEE
vIRGINIA STATE LorTERy

Class 100, draws Dec. "a, 1851; rs Nos-l4 b iIlots.
I prize of.............. $4,000 ] prize IT ..--..... $1,000
l prize of. ............ 1900 30 prizes OF. 1O0
Tickets so; & certificate OF a package of % whole tickets will b
sent $40; shares in proportion.
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From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Nov. "a, s p. M.
River seven feet five inches water and falling. Wea.
Their cloudy and cool.
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VIRGINIA STATE LorrERy.

FIRUINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Glass zoe, draws Dec. 20. 1851; rs Nos.-l3 ballots
1 prize Of. ............ $780, 900 ! prize OF ......... $40 900
I prize OF. ............ $1,000 90 priSes OF. .......-. 1880
Tickets $40: a certificate of a package Of Is whole tickets will
be sent for s1iss shares in proportion.
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vIRGINTA STATE Iorrrpv

Class 209, draws Dec. 30. 1851; 10 Nos.-la ballots
prize Of -.---..... $50 600 ! Prize of:-.----.. e4.0o
I prize of-.--.--.-.. 5000 10 prizes OF. .-.......... LOO
Tickets s. a certificate Of a package of &c whole tskes will b,
sent for sos, shaIes in proportion.
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GA sbs. cidr vnegsr. in store and fol
H@G sale by BLYTHE & HOLLAND
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VIRGINIA. A Iorrrpv

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
Class 207, draws Dec. %, 1851; rs Nos-l5 ballots.
I prize of............. 81, 0U0 1 prize of ............. S2,00t
l prize of. ............ 1000 9 prizes of. .....:...... loo,
Tickets e.; a certificate Of a package of IS whole tickets will b
sent for S4s shares in proportion
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vIpcTNIA srArrIorrrpv

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Glass 1876, draws Dec IL. 1851; 76 Nos-l5 ballots.
1 prize OF. ........-... $4,000 ! prize of ............. 81 900
l prize Of .......... 5000 l prize OF. ......... 1.s00
Tickets 81 a certificate of a package OF % whole tickets. viii be
sent for $50 shares in proportion.
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ATSSerHE REV. AUGUSTUS BoBHs, brother Of the late
Rev. DR.. Bobbs, of Boston, says I was completely
cured of Salt RhsHm by DR.. S. A. weaver's Canker and Salt
Rheum Syrup. Get DR.. weaver's guide to health, Of some Agent
49, DAVIS Of counterfeits.
S They are easily detected by mixing with water; the
counterfeit simply imparts its own color to the water. The
genuine gives TO the water a milky whiteness.
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LHAMIL1AR SCIENCE, or the Scientific explanation Of Com
mon Things edited by r E Peterson
A PEEP ri the PILGRIMS in sixteen hundred and thirty six. a
tale Of olden times: by Mrs. II. v. Clancy,
The WORLDS PROGRESS, a Dictionary OF dates, with Tabu-
lar views Of general history and a historical chart; edited by O. p.
EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE and rural Economy from per.
sonsl observation by Henry Colmans two Volumes in enc.
For sale by ROSS 4 RAY,
oet24 One door west OF the Wright House.
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
Cha 8 14, draws Dec. IL, 1851, rs Nos IN ballots.
prize Of ............ $4,000 10 prizes o. .......... $3.50
10 prizes OF. s.....,.. 1,500 10 prizes Of ........... 1000
Tickets IS; a certificate Of q package Of 70 whole tickets viii be
sent for sos shares in proportion.
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VIRGINIA STATE OTTER
Class 1913, draws Dec. 10, 1851; 66 Nes-13 ballots.
| prize of............ $4,000 I prize OF. .......... $4,000
] prize Of. ....-..-... 10000 10 prizes OF. ......... 1000
Tickets $40; a certificate of a package of - whole tickets will be
sent for slos; shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From New York.

From the Louisville and Madison Papers
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fuyo CABINET MAKERSs-s00 600 feet Black Walnut and NJ
j hogany veneers. al WAINWRIGHT & BRO. sepfel