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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

banks OF Oil Greek in this county SUPERIOR in the opn
ion of several iron masters TO any yet found in the
Ohio Valley 1t lies geoogically, between the sand
stratum has already been excavated to the depth Of
three and half feet, and the quality of the is i'm
proving. This deposit may prove valuable as any
gold vein in California. In digging well Of 30 feet
Deep hundred yards distant from and horizontally
about 30 feet below this stratum. the workmen passed
through blue clay and gobules Of lead until they
10 tho limestone rock. There are, Oil Creek,
number of emigrants from Belgium who have been
customed to iron ores and furnaces They pronounce
this one 80 be equal to any in Belgium--Cannelton
Economist
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

a SALE-1be uiderso1 Adrninisira-
"a de JoHis Of the Of Joseph Reeche late Ma
ron county Indiana deee asd will expose SALE public
Monday the 10Th day OF September 1851 premises
all the right tile and interest Of which said deceased died seized
possessed in the following described real estate situated said
and State. Lois Nos 20, lOi No
OF tie Donation lends adjoining the Of lndisnspos
West While according thereof
made and recorded in the Recorders Office Marion county, by
Jonathan NJ Hacker and also lots Nos aud in Indanoa part Of
Out block No. To- West OF White river
TERMS OF SALE onefourh Of the purchase money to hf
paid hand fourth one-ourh and onefourh IN is
months from the day Of sale The deferred payments be secured
the purchaser purchasers freehold
bearing from date and payable relief
whatever from valuation appTasement laws.
JOHN b. STUMTH, Administrator, dc bonus RON
aug2S-wiw
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From New York.
New York, Aug

New York, Aug. %, p. NJ.
Cotton market firm with sales Of 10, 900 bales.
FIour-Sales Of ~ 900 bbls flour at S3.932 for Ohio
and 81 O6l for pure Genesee
Grain-Saes Of 200 bus. wheat at S5c. 500 bus.
56c a57c for mixed and 900 bus rye
at Csc.
Provisions steady. Sales Of 300 bbls pork
at Sl550 Beef is in active demand at SS75 and sll
for mess. Lard is less active at 81 and 81. Sales Of
IS 900 lbs extra shoulders and IT, OHIO Butter IA
and IL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
TENTH DISTRICT.

T. CHARLES IT, TEST Secretary of State for the State Of Indiana
do hereby certify the foregoing list OF the official
of each county this State given for the above mentioned cand
dates for Representatives the 3od Congress- appears from the
returns on file N my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said State, this 2sh day
SEAL of August, A. d., 1851 CHARLES II. TEST,
l,nfSin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From New York.

NEW YoRK, August %
Letters from Havanaby the Cherokee throw doubts
the report that Col Crttenden instead Of Cenden
ing, among the prisoners shot. The American
Consul was refused any information upon the subject
and denied all intercourse with the prisoners.
New York, Aug. p.
The amount Of gold brought by the Cherokee is but
81 GAO 900 freight and S65 900 in the hands Of pas
senyers The occurred transmitting the despatch
the Morse Line to Philadelphia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

which Mr.. Webster replied as follows:
AUGUsr I, 1851.
DEAR SIR have received your letter of the Goth Of
july.
The Constitution of the United States recognizes no
right of secession existing in the people of any
State any number Of States. 1t is limited con-
federation but Governments and it proceeds upon the
idea that is TO be perpetual like other forms of gov
eminent. subject only to he dissolved by revolution
confess l can form idea Of secession but as the
result of revolutionary movement How is it possible.
for instance that South Carolina should secede and
tablish Government foreign to that of the United
States, thus dividing Georgia. which does not secede,
from the rest of the Union!
Depend upon it my dear sir, that the secession of any
State would be but the first step in process which
must inevitably break up the entire Union into or
fewer parts.
What said at Capon Springs argument ad-
dressed the North and intended to convince the North
that it, by its superiority of numbers should defeat
the operation of plain undoubted undenable injunction
of the Constitution intended for the especial protection
of the South such proceedings necessarily end in
the breaking up Of the Government; that is to say
revolution.
am dear sir, with respect your obedient servant,
DAN'L WEBSTER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 49,
We have dates from FL Paso to the 23d ut The
The boundary commission near the river ella had dis
covered important in the boundary line lying 40
miles from the true boundary at FL Paso.
Accounts by tho Cherokee from Havana o the 10TH
state that Lopezs force had sweled to 1l00-that he
fought battle with the Spanish forces-klled and
wounded 500 Of them-78 wounded Spaniards had been
brought into Havana, and had off all communication
between Havana and the troops sent against him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

NEW YoRK, Aug. q, 2 p. M.
The steamship Cherokee arrived about eight this
ming in days Havana with 81 $40 $50 freight
and s16500O in hands Of passengers, Of whom there
mails and San Francisco dates the evening Of the 18th
Of July-one day later She passed the Empire City
going into Havana. The accounts from Havana are
OF the most serious nature.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The Government has ordered the rgate Saranac,
Com. Parker, to sail Immediately for Havana. to de-
mand explanation for shooting party of Americans
and firing upon the Falcon She will sail to-
day tomorrow.
Rigid instructions issued to all officers Of the Gov
eminent to suppress break up any armed expeditions
against Cuba fitting from any part of this country
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

SPANISH THREAr-The "Southern Press" at
Washington City, states that it is informed good
thoriy, that the Captain General Of Cuba Concha
Gently told Of our naval officers that Il il neces.
ssry the Spanish authority in Cuba the slaves
would be liberated sad armed against the patriots aud
the guns Of Moro Castle would be turned on Havana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August %.
An immense Mass Meeting held tonight in In
dependence Square to express Indignation at the pro-
ceedngs Of the Spanish authorities in Havana. in exc
cutting American prisoners and other offensive proceed
ings Not less than II 600 $4,000 persons pre-
sent Col John Swift was President Of the meeting,
assisted by large number of Vice Presidents ard Sec
rcfnries
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25, s p. M.
The Inelligencer says that dispatches have been
ceved from Havana from Mr.. Owen, the American con-
sui stating that thu prisoners shot were tried before
their execution.
Government will require explanation from the Gov
eminent officers at New Orleans for their apparent neg
lect in allowing the departure of the Pampero.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, N. T., Aug. TT.
The Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows Of the State of New York in session. The at
tendance is very large The various officers for the
year were elected. Addison Gilmore Of Oneida, Grand
Master; Edward A. Bidde. Of Genoa, Grand Repre-
sentative: A. G. Cochran, Of Erie Grand Warden.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Boston.

BosroN, Aug. %, s p M.
COL R. Ross, of the Seventh Regiment of United States
Infantry, died at the Revere House yesterday He
a native of Maryland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

In PROBATE CoURT MARION CoUsTV-
Petition 10 ssH Real EsfaeCornens W Van Hooten Admin
srator the Estate w. MosFe, Benjamin ID
Moore, Elijah T. Moore, Samuel W Moore william B. An
and Dorcas Ander his wife Benjamin Hunt and Eliza
beth Hunt, his wife, and Robert B. Duncan.
NJ OW said petitioner and files Marion Prohats
Court his petition herein and also files the Affidavit dsn
tercsted person. that the said Samuel w Moore William An
Benjamin Hunt
residents of the Indiana. The said
Moore William AndeTs DOTcss AndeTs, benjamin Bant and
Elizabeth Hunt therefore notified OF the fling and pendenoy
OF said petition that unless they the first day
the next OF said Probate
the first Monday October answer, plead
10 said petition the and the matters and things therein
contained will be taken against said defendants and
decree be rendered agGins them in their absence.
VIM. STEWART. C7erK.
CoRrRN & RorERTs AtYs. for Petitioner. sugl-sNlwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass, August 81.
The Democrats Yesterday in convention nominated G.
S. Boutwell, for Governor, and III. w. Cushman for
Lieut. Governor.
Resolutions strongly in favor Of the Compromise meas
adopted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Boston.

BosTON, Aug. D
destructive fire occurred at Rochester, New York,
last evening" destroying the Rochester Hotel and five
six other buildings; loss, $3.50 ,00O
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August % 8, P NJ.
River stationary since Saturday-weahcr warm
Flour, fair demand; 700 bbls. sold at 50 20. New
oats 20a23c. Whisky advanced; sales at lSalS4. In
provisions only sale 400 kegs prime lard at 1O4 Linseed
oil 7Oc.-rather more demand No change in groceries
not much done to-day
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

GA man went over Niagara Falls, in a small boat,
the 9Th inst. He floating down the river,
apparently asleep, and the shouts Of the people from the
shore did not wake him up until il was too late
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

Consisting of all living animals now exant
NUMBERING OVER $50 SPECIMENS,
to be exhibited together for one price OF admission
WIN EXHIBIT INDIANAPOLIS Thursday, Sept 4h, 1851
Doors at O'Clock: NJ Admission, IS Children
under 10 years: 10 cents.
IN this collection is the
RHINOCEROS, OR THE UNICORN OF HOLY WRIT.
The first and America 1896 The difficulty
capturing this huge and with
mpoShy of keeping him alive climate uncongenia
habits and constitution renders the exhibition OF living Rhnoce-
WHITE POLAR BEAR,
The only America; which considered the
animals kept IN temperate climate for exhibition they being only
inhabitants OF the Frigid Zone.
In this collection Of animals viii be
TEN LIONS,
OF the hnesi specimens from countries two Of which
presented Van Amburgh by Her Majesty Queen Victoria
MIR VAN A,IBURGH,
The renowned all Lion ConQuer0r will period
of the exhibition the De Of his Terrific Group Lions
Leopards Cougars, Pantcrs, performed
him all the Pricipa cities of Europe and which
MONS. CRAWFORD,
WIN enter the Dens with his highly trained Animals separate and
altogether different Van Amburghs, making grand
List of animals contained in both enagenes
VAN AMBURGH'S TRAINED ANIMALS,
Two Nondan Lions Asac Lion and ljoness Royal Bengal
Tiger, Black Tiger BRAZILIAN Tiger, and African Leopars
MONS CRAwFORD'S TRAINED ANIMALS,
African Lion and Loness, Senegal Leopard Asauc Tiger and
RRINocERos OR UNICORN,
Arabian Pack Camel White Camel African Zebra Canadian Elk
Zebu or Brabmyny Bull, Elephant Hannibal,
GREAT POLAR, OR WHITE BEAR,
Female Elephant Ann Two Peruvian Lamas Ten African and
Aac Lions and onesses Of Bengal Tigers pair Of Brazil
gal Ieopards Black Tiger Black Leopads Panther
South American Lions North American Cougars four spotted
Hyenas Black Wolves Gray Wolves Rockey Mountain Bad
Bear North American Black Bears, African Pelican, White
So Silver Pheasans English Pheasans Blue Cranes Macaws
Parrots, Iclneumons Monkeys, &c.
This bffefrr tb~so
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Worcester.

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. %, s p. M.
An attempt was made on Saturday night to blow up
the depot at West Cambridge. The windows and doors
Of the building blown off and the roof raised
six inches The building also took fire, but this
shortly subdued.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From New York.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 20, p. M.
We have accounts from SurrInam the 20th Of uly
The yellow fever prevailing alarming extent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From BOSTON.

Boston, Aug 20 PM.
The steamship Europa for Liverpool sailed to-day
with twenty five passengers.
The ship Ashland arrived yesterday at Portsmouth
with four seamen in irons on the charge OF mutiny
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
From Albany.

ALBANY, August 49,
A loan Of 81 900 900 for the enlargement OF the New
York and Erie Canal, taken to-day at par. The
tenders for amounted four and half millions
Upwards Of half taken by New York capitalists.
The balance in various along the line.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
HARDWARE AND cUTLERY.-Tc

- HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-To my largely IL
IN purchased this Spring,
IA II sianiy receiving additions
S manufacturers. have hand larger and cheaper
stock than be found elsewhere this vicinity have added
articles well increased those heretofore
Among the articles which have full hand
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks aches Butts, Screws, Nails and Brad Window Sash
TABLE AND POCKET cUTLERY-The bes, assortment ever
offered in this market
CARPENTERS AND COOPERS' TOOLS-A full supply OF
n. Kelogg's and other make, Just received;
CABINET MAKERS GOODS-Mahogany veneers and Knobs.
Till Chest and Cupboard Locks Table and Bed Casors Glue c
CARRIAGE TRlA1MINGS-Guia Percha and Oil Cloth, En-
Leather and Hubs Shafts, Feoe
FOR MIILERSAnchor Boiling Cloths India Rubber Belts,
Saws, Files. Packing Yarn, Block Zinc, &c;
FOR FARMERS-An kinds of Farming Utensils Picws Cast
Steel and Steel Back Scyhes Cradles Forks Rake Shovels
Spades and Hoes;
FOR hand very large stock Of
Shoenbeger Iron all kinds of Steel Youghgany Coal Bsckms
Tools, &c All warranted.
great variety improved patterns OF Psror and Cook
Stoves warranted for Year. Tin Plate Copper Pumps, and
Lead Pipe All very cheap wholesale retail the OF the
Big Paddock and Cook Stove. HENRY s. KELLOGG
indianapolis. May is, 1851.
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From Providence.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Aug. %, p. Nj.
Several persons, charged with incendary at
tempts in this city, arrested Saturday and
mtted for trial.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE-The undersigned has been
appointed by the Probate Court OF Marion county Indians
Administrator the cOantx
deceased All indebted said
make immediate payment and persons having claims against
said estate present them duly authenticated for
settlement said estate is probably solvent.
aue9e-w3w BENJAMIN MORGAN, Admir-.
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q ADMINISTRATORS SAIE-The nndersirned- AZ.

a DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-The undersigned, Admins
"A traitor the estate Of James Stout late Marion county,
Indiana deceased viii TO sell at public auction, the
late residence Of said in Perry Township Saturday
the goth day Of September property
ceased, consisting OF Horses Cows Sheep, Hogs Wagon
Hay Wheat in the stack wing Corn, Household Furniture
Farming Utensils and other articles. Terms Of se On ell
of and under three dollars cash in hand all
three dollars OF will purchaser
10 give his note with approved suretes payable without
lief whatever from valuation spprsisement laws.
aug26-w3w BENJAMIN MORGAN, Admir-.
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7OMEN AND lao HORSES,

I'm and iranspoTtatlon-
whole
will the the above morning pass through
principal streets in procession preceded by the Compans Brass
Band.
the principal Hotels previous to the arrival OF the Company
annlS-Nv1vv-dINr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTIOE.-The undersigned has beer
IA appointed by the Probate Court of Marion county India
administrator of the of Thomas McCHock late Of
deceased All indebted
requested TO make immediate payment and all having
claims against said estate requested TO present them duly
authenticated for settlement The estate is probably solvent
POWELL ROWLAND. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28

THE RIGHT or SEcEssIoN.-A gentlemen Of North
Carolina recently addressed letter to Daniel Webster
asking him the following question: 90 Do you believe
that State has right to secedc from the Unon!" To
which Mr.. Webster replied as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-28
PATRNTS-

GEORGE II KNIGHT & BROTHER, Patent Agen. and
ONO pocas Is. Patent os inventions IN he United sisiss
iured but which S desired &c protect f piracy ranehs assign.
and eonlr1e.s and attend recording q advise with
ery From experience the Patent Office Washington c
sind able inform 10 the PAieiabi
saving Them much expenditure money.
es lS Sou n na' s. %:y qs ee. eus
should be recorded within fes fnOn Zee Be
Patents with defective specifications may be re-issued
eson does D S no, prevent Pa ns hereto years PRIOR
There penalty Of 500 for putting PATENT"
Assignment may be made prtsio-s 10 application.
residence Of one year M he United states and oecaraon Of
intention 70 become eize entities foreigner obtain Patent
Models and fees will be forwarded without charge hs Invent
Agency in the West having ec engsged business ssven
Terms moderate Refer by permission 10 Judge McLean O. s
supreme Court Jnge Johrson Jndge Wake5 Loek
scoden Engr. Gin Water Works Jacob Graf G. X Shoenber
WIN II Clements, Sup L. NJ Railroad Belamy sorer, luts
Ind angis-Id-x1ur-
a BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR sALE-The subscriber being
suitable 10 his health offers his farm for sale con
tanning 2 acres less by few lots 2 Of the above
Nobeyie the seat the balance tso joins the s
lands cleared nearly soo, ,;,,, - nS ere eS
of deadeng fl clearing This Farm commands many
neehsne &c situated on said lands There and
on the Indianapolis and Peru Railroad which located ys few
yards from the properly This section Of country reasonably
healthy The lands well tmbeed ard be exceed in fertility
by amy part OF the Union augeS-Elw NJ sHIEL
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Tbe IN
- dcrsgncd, appointed by the Marion Probate Court Comms
soner sell the East half Of the South
in Township fifteen, North Of Range East containing 50
and also lot Number Is block Number n
Number in West Indanapos being the property belonging %
The heirs Of VIM Myers late Of Marion county deceased win
proceed sell The the Court House do public ouicy
Saturday the 9th day 81 September,
TERMS OF SALE: One-ihird Of the
'h six months from the day IL sale the remaining third il
IL months from Gay of sale both deferred draw
interest and be secured BY with goo freehold security Sale
10 take place between 10 O'Clock A NJ al6 O'Clock T. NJ
aug27-siw PERCY HOSBROOK, Commissioner.
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sAIE17, u15ersig9es Ad r.i1;s,Ts
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q pMINIsTRAToR's sALE.-The nndersiened. 40

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE-The undersigned, Admins
IN the of Thomas MoCntOck OF Marion
Indiana,
the 5th day September 1851,
deceased the personal property Of the deceased consisting a
hogs and Cattle two horse wagon horse
threshed and unhrcshed utensils
hold furniture, and numerous other articles.
TERMS OF SALEOn all Of three dollars and under
cash in hand all three dollars credit OF twelve
months will be sven the purchaser TO give his note with
able withoat relief
from valuation OF spproisement laws.
The sale will commence promptly at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, sug4 POWELL ROWLAND, Admir-,
rENO PHYSICIANs-Any Physician wishing a
IL Indianapolis, with practice worth year,
good dwelling house. and rsi neghborood apply
further information to Wm. Hannaran july23-3w
INFORMATION WANTED.-If Margaret Carter,
and relct OF James Carter deceased her children, Mary Eli
lyho nermarried with by the Of Maundae and
John NJ Carter will make known their whereabouts Joseph Car
ter Of Washington Cry d. CO. they will Of something their
advantage.
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Elizabeth therefore notified OF the fling tendency
the 'as n ind sny PiS ON S a sS or
said petition. the and the matters and things therein
contained will be taken IS true against said defendants and
. VIM STEWART. c7erk.
CorrRS RonrRTs At'ys. for Petitioner. sugl-swtvl
IN THE MARION CIRCUIT COURT.
Petition for Dirs1cs-Gsorge Dov1e Elizabeth G. Dovnie.
ss day Of July A D. la5I come; GeSrss pos
cult Court his petition and also the affidavit Of dnered
pc na hal Ezss a DG%e g nS nn Ts 81 e s
by notified of the fling and tendency Of said petition and that
coa so snn he House
plead & petition the will be heard IN her absence
cor1sS Ro,rn1s. sors for plaintiff ~ tSiys,swtw
an DISSOLUTION OF PARTEERsHIP-NOsieei hereby gv-
that partnership heretofore existing between PIEEsos
MonFnEy DAEIt g Tai and SnAELEs TArLoH doing hu.
Murphcy Teal Co. this day dissolved by mutual
eonsn. % O ro ss business IN e ss oe and u
D'' ''' ''''' ''''''' PiERsoN MURPuEY,
juyas c. D. TAYLOR
TAT OTICE hereby given that viii xoee pubic
e on saturday The sOh day Of August A D ieS silhs
William Dixon deceased ell the personal properly
frnng utensils one cow De- credit Of months wfd
be given on all sums Ct three collars and upw me purchaser
s hi; nSs with approved security" 'i WIZ NooRE and
sug5 Adminstrstcr.
" day been granted undersigned the Clerk Of the Pro-
bate coc5 r. Of MsTon sSsy 5ds % e q D
requested make immediate payc and those having claims
then properly authenticated settlement lhe estate
supposed 10 lie solvent WA MOORE
aug5 AdIn streior
NxyNEs AND LIQUORS. half pipes Brandy;
w ] half pipe Holland Gin,
quarter casks Madeira Wine;
casks Port Wine;
casks Malaga Wine;
Sweet Wine;
asks Sauera" White Wins;
10 hbls American Brandy
10 bbls American Gin;
, bbls. Jamaica Rum:
10 bbls old Monongahsa, Bourbon and Eye Whisky,
% bills recthed Whisky;
10 bhs pure Spirits;
baskets superior Champagne Vine;
5 boxes HIluchanans' Cniawaba Wine;
Some Of the above Wines and Liquors warranted pure Tor ne
'a juIrss = Browning & MAYER
SPRING STYLE OF HArs-of the beautiful I'm
III ~ IF. FAIRBANKS
~ msris Sign Of the Big RodBoct
rNrA1Is--1oo kegs Nails and Brsds. for sale BY
~ junei4 BROWNING q MAYER.
<-safs. SHOT. AND LEAD
u 100000 Percussion csrs, various qualtiesi
pounds Bar Lead
90 Bags Shot -~ :.
W O. HANNA an goods purchssed Of them fee of
Drayage, intended for either Of the Railroad ta1s
juy16
EYE sTuTTs.-Ioo ouaces pure Indigo Iessk Alum
Ed bas prime hadder cask Ccrperss;
junes Received shl day a " G. HANNA q 90
rSrrEE obsss prime Roo Coffee
II iunet 7bss Laws Coffee: a. Y c HANNA d co