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M URTIMOKE's RHEUMATIC CaM-


1SE POUND ARD BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness n
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More tbaa snc
thousand of chronic rheumatism tof the waum
form of this dreadful disease) have been persA
nently during the past year by the of few battas
OF this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many a
whom have been cripples for years. from the effects II
that they sound and wel made so by this great 40
medy which is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone and this il win
cure every case, either nfammatory, (acute,l ar
chronic form Testimony OF the most und0ubted cha
racer will be eheertuhy submitted to the inspection sz
all who may feel sufficiently interested To call t
proprietors, at their Central Office, No l. Barclay
Aston House, New York One bottle s., three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LADD CO.
Sole Agents for RichRanz-
W V. ALEXANDER g. GO,
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WEBsTEK,s WOKks.Ihe WoIka .

w EBsTkK's WOKk..The works Of
w Daniel Webster, 6 vols. evo Edited by Ed.
ward Everett
Speeches and Orations, by Edward Everett, 9
vols. svo.
Life and Letters of Mr.. Justice Story, edited bv
his son, w. w. Story. 2v svo.
Inc miscellaneous Writings of Hon. Joseph Sto-
ry. ". Svo.
stofy's Commentaries on the Constitution. av.
Svo.
Earlswood, or Lights and Shadows of the An.
giican Church By Charlotte Auley, author of
Shades of Character by the Infant Pilgrim. By
Anne Woodruff. vols. limo Sl50
Gray's Eiegy, and other Poems. llustrated.-
Crown 8vo. 100, gilt Sl,50
Memoir of the lives OF James A. aud Robert
HadaHe. Svo. So.
The Scots Worthless. By John HOWE, 81. so.
Daily Commentary. By $50 Clergymen If scot
land.
Ancient Egypt under the Pharaohs By John
henrick, nj A. 2Vols l2mo. cloth 81 So
d" We have long been wanting the verv book
which Redfeld has just published and put in our
hands, thorough work on Esypt"-N. Y. OBJ
st rver.
" The value of such a work the intelligent rea.
der, and particularly the Bible student, will in
stantly peIceive.-N. Y. Evangelist
Z" The style in which these volumes are written is
unsurpassed by any which have ever been publish
ed Boston Christian Freeman.
Village Life in Egypt BY Bayle St. John
Travellers in Egypt hitherto have paid more eli.
tention to the scenery antiquities and government
Of that remarkable country, than to the social con-
dition OF its inhabitants. Mt St Johns piquant ana
lively description OF the iellahs, Egyptian serfs
are therefore not only entertaining bur almos; en-
trey new. They form Two OF the most agreeable
volumes that have lately issued from the press
The Arts OF Tanning, Currying ana Leather
Dressing. By Campbell Morft,
Pract cal Metal Workers Assistant. By Byrne
SCOTS Practical Cotton Spinner. Edited by
Byrne
Together with other Practical Works Tor sale by
NASH a. WOODHOUSE,
noo Eagle Square
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By Davenport. Allen q 60.
T. roc RIEs AT AUCTION.-On
"a THURSDAY. 18th instant, we will sell at 10
o'clock. at our auction store, an assortment of Gro.
ceries, viz:
$50 bbls Coffee Sugar
200 packages loaf and crushed do
800 bags Rio, Java and Lagusyra Coffee
400 sides Sole Leather
so bbls Herrings
eco boxes Window Glass
100 boxes Tumblers
Cheese. Starch, Oil
Brandy, Whiskey, Wines, &c &c.
ALSO,
100 packages of superior Green Teas, of late in.
spectons
ALSO,
100000 Cigars, of differ ent qualities.
TERMS Under 500 cash 500 and over four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
no Auctopeere
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Presidential Election.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.
1t is now certain that Kentucky and Tennes-
see have gone for Scott. We have nothing
further from North Carolina.
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= A vote was taken at the late election in
Mississippi with regard 10 paying the old Plans
,ers Bank bonds, repudiated some. time since,
and so far as heard from there is a large ma
.orl,v in favor Of paying the bonds.
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Massachusetts Election,

BosToN, Nov. 8.
An election was held in this State TODAY.
Tor Governor, &c. Clifford, the Wing candi
date, gains largely so far as heard from, but the
result is doubtful.
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Great Gale on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov.S.
severe gale occurred on the Lakes yes
terday. Many vessels were lost and damaged,
and several lives lost.
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The LEGISLATURES OF New YoRK.-The
result OF the election for members of the As
sembly on Tuesday last is the choice of forty
three Wings aud eighly-fRe Democrats. No
Sena Drs were elected this year. They all hold
parties.
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NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Markets firm, without
change in prices.
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AUCIlON SALES
THIS UA-



A BEAUTIFUL AND DKsIpa~xw
"A MARKET FARM. ONE NILE REIn
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTIoI-W
be sold at public auction, on TUEST AY, 49,
November, 1854 upon the premises, eommsartnw
at ii O'Clock, the Farm On Marion Hill now in -
occupancy of Mr.. Charles Boswell, situated on p.
Osoornes Turnpike, one mile below Richmoua-
The tract contains about 60 acres of land e1us In
soil and fertility to any adjacent to Richmosd.--
The land is in high state of cultivation: mse~e
IL having been lined, bone busted aud manured--
The garden has fine extensive asparagus beik.
strawberries, &c, also, q fine young orchard III
buildings are all new, consisting of elegant rzza-
sion, 81 b. AZ feet, built OF the best materials one
story above the basement newly painted, with tes
rooms all neatly finished; also barn, stables qxars
ter' WIN Tour rooms, ice house, carriage hoxsa
snioAe mousse and all other buildings suitable 20 tAe
pace nne spring OF water conveyed in tie
yaIG ana house by Hydraulic Ram. II is enc AZ
VIC neasthiest slsuatons III the country IL has becn
setueo -FOUR years. and not one case of ss us and s.
'eI oilous or Intermittent, in the tine
Alter the sale of the land the following persos~s
property Will be sold viz: first rate Mich cora
10 hogs 10 barrels Of Corn F odder, Shucks StrzU.
horse, years old, household and kitchea Fvr
Iiture.
TERMS For the Land, one-fourth cash, ha,saee
at and II months Tor negotiable notes, bearip6
interest, secured by Il trust deed. For the person
al estate, all sums under $40 cash. over that snsauf
months credit for approved endorsed ne gosishse
paper.
nos W. GODDIS Aver
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TO sPORT.MEN OF THE FIELD.
- raAMAS IL. T1 kEK4 q

TO SPORT.MEN OF THE fIELb-
THOMAS Ii. III REX, 70
L. specttuily informs the TRENDS ana
~ od customers OF nis falasF, snd ne
S public in general, that re has JAG
opeued handsome assortment OF Doasie 49,
.insIe Guns, Powder Fiasks, shot Befass
Game Bags, and every article 10 tue 1un aaG
SCORING line AlsU, great variety OF C0lts me
shooters Alien Reyoyers, gle barre F7sto4s o3
an kinds Bowie hnlyes, &C. &c, all 0l vaIeH ssk
d. sod az toe lowest possible prices.
GUEsMiTHiaG done in all Its varieties. saca -
sun rife aud pistol stocking, altering are arms al
siI Kinds into percussion ana ali other repairs h
!ongiug TO ne trade. Keys fitted TO door trxak.
cabiaet and other locks; ana walking Canes mount
ed Ia gold or siveT-sil u which will be under the
suue, ir,eadeuce OF mis- father, THOMAS TYREk.
&c vel uoa ~ the public OF Virginia for the isA
Is years and notice 10 mere given that TYkE&E
Gun Establishment q No. ll6 Main, doors o<i1g
Governor street
NOTICE to ray old friends, customers, and TIM
puoiic IN general, is here given, per advertae-
ment above, that you will ind me once agssa Id
lowing my cd business; and AZ viii give msee
pleasure ID wait ON al who may give me coli &C
No. lilo Main street Ia selling 10 iaesa sRy article
IL our line Ct business. from the smallest qrasfsx
O. ammunition 10 superior doaogt barre. q an q
in attending 10 any WORK in the guasnitaing Lass
and promise that no such work shall leave Tyrsre
Gun Establishment, anless il 10 done IN me moe
substantial and superior manner.
THOMAS IY2Ea
no 5-dim Gun and Ride Aakex
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LAluBERT's OFFICE,
l4th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Extra, 135 Nov 9Th
az 6s , l8 7 10 IA 80 33 d
Ticket ls A. prize sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Class 49, Nov e.
63 81 70 AZ 65 II l2 3S IL 81 80 50.
To Day-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass No
l33.-CaEitals $20657, 5000, 5000, 20O0, OF 300
&c Is numbers, II drawn. Tickets So.
q Also, One Dollar Lottery no9
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TAR-Consumption cured

CEDAR TAR-Consumption Cured
" The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF lnclpien: Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
kidneys, Kings Evil, Tettfr, Dyspepsia &c, pre-
pared By Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
baltimore.
Mas. B. 3. EoRRIs-Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with frequent hernor-
Images OF the Iungs, attended with painful cough
lIrled various remedies, and had the beat medical
advice, but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
Ia saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October Sd, le52.
Gail and get Pamphlets containing certificates
Sf Beware OF countertelts. The genuine art
Gle is for sale by
P HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no General A gent for Eastern Virginia.
NkCOND sUFPLY.-CHRIs TIAN & La
~ THROP are receiving their second supply of
Goods, among them
So pieces Mouslaines at 25 cts per year. same quail
~ as those We have been selling at 37t and soc
80 pieces more of those cheap Mouslsines l2t cts
90 dresses fine Paris do at IS cts worth 81
Extra Manchester G.nghaus for children
ALSO,
Rich Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Velvet Ribbons and Gallons. Call at
po9 80 Main street.
ENUALY CUNtiNUED.-,l nave vlsl-
ly convinced that lie is really selling cheap How
could they be otherwise, when they see that he is
selling his goods extremely lowt Mouselaiues q.
TO- II and higher. apacas at 3d. mernos at IS, hdkis
at g. collars at shifting g. Irish linens quilts bl, n
kets, shawls gloves, hose hannes OF ell colors and
all other articles in his line will be offered at the
lowest prices Tor cash. Ii you want to money
the place to do 1t is al
ABRAHAM LEVY, IRIS,
nO9 90 Broad street
B-Kid gloves white and coored, at so cents
They are going fast: call early. l.
ri EW BOOKS, MAGAZiNks, AND
IN NEWSPAPERS, just issued and for sale at
SMITHS Newspaper Depot, opposite the Ameri-
can:
The Spanish Musketeer romance of military
life in Cuba, by Lieut. Murray, CSC
ApUieton's Mechanics Magazine for November,
Csc
Confessions of an Eton Boy, by Charles Row
croft soc
Gentleman Jack 2Jc
Loves Sacrifice, play, i2lc
Gallant Tom, by the author OF Yankee Jack 25c
Nike Fink, legend OF the Ohio, by Emerson
Bennett, 25c
Lilly Dawson, or the Smugglers OF the Mill, 502
The Coquette, by the author of Misserimus, 25c
The Flag Uf cur Union for the week ending Nov
18th, contains the opening chapters of a new nov
e!etIe of interest, entitled Marions Brigade or the
Light Dragons, by DR. J Robinson, author OF Re
bel Spy, Ruined Abbey, &C. Now is the time to
subscribe 81 year, &c a copy. Wayerly Maya
zine, Musical World American Courier, Siar Span
gied Banner, Home Gazette Yankee Priyateer Col
den Dollar, Uncle Sam, Carpet Bag &c, all for this
week nos
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FT0B
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION

PARTICULAR ATTENTION..
by George j. Summer.
" EnI ATTRACTIVE SALE At AUC.
re- I ,ry.sy0 F GOLD AND SILVER WATCH.
Wrn az ~ LLsf AND FANCY ARTICLEs.-On
w 10th November, commencing at
~ O'Clock, at the Store No. l06 Main street no
stars wlll be sold very extensive sssor,ment 81
fine Goid English Patent Levers, from the best
do DO do Detached do, &c, do do do
do Silver do do do do 40 a.
JEWELRY, consisting of VI
Ladies and Gentlemen's Breast Pins Finger Rinys
Ear Rings, Guard Breast and Fob Chains q
large assortment of Perfumery and Fancy Ar.
ricles, of every description, consisting of MANY
ornamental and useful goods never before seen
in Richmond, all of which the public ia invited
to inspect the day previous to sale.
Terms made known the day o sale.
GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auctioneer.
e The sale will be continued from day to
day, until the whols consignment 10 disposed of.
no
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ltEEhT BARGAINS IN CALICOS.-
NJ large lot II Calicos, Ct cents, worth ~ cts /;
rich Printed Mousealnes, white aud col0red Fian
n-!. herseys, sat!nets Gloves and Hosiery-to'
sether with every article usually found IN ii Dry
Goods house aud II you want bargains, call on
w. BOOTWRlGHT,
No PES, corner let and Broad streets
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aDMINIsTRATOK'SN OTICE.-AH sss>
n sons having claims agains, the estate OF Pa
uaux Robinson, deceased, are requested TO pKs2
them properly authenticated, TO the 1nsersixnnk&
standardization. and ali persons indebted, am -
quested TO make payment TO him sceordisxs.
with as little delay az possible.
JOHN ENDERe,
Administrator P. Robinson, dscessat
or g3-lm
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| osT, on saturday night last, pair OF GOLD
IL SPkcTACLES. in d red Morocco case. Inc
nuder by returning taem TO this office, viii be very
literally rewarded. noS-N
NOTICE.-Ihe gentlems an that Through mis-
" take wore Oh. ON the 2nd inst, from the party
al Major gseob Shook 8, q blue cloth CLOAh, VIII
please il this oce and get bis, and receive
The thanks Of the owner. nos Ut
COLE LEATHEk.-50u sides sole Leather
~ Tor sale by
noe EDWIN WQRTHAA A. CO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 ,OaS AAANlNO THE LARGEST AND
SoME OF THE MOST SPLENDID AM
MAILS IN THE WORLD, many of which were
trained and exhibited by the celebrated Van Am.
ourg through the principal cities of Europe and
The Equestrian Troupe is without its superior
IN ,ne known world, among which is that c1lebra-
zee, ae1 SIX horse rlder, N. B. TURNER, also T. v.
TnREER, WARD, LIPMAN, DELACY, Masters
IhomAs, EDWIN, &c, &c. and that Clown of
all Clowns, J. w. MYERS, whose daring act of
turning somerset over sixteen men, ten horses
and the elephant, the largest in the United States
astonlshss every person who has seen this almost
Incredible performance
WIN exhibit In Richmond FRIDAY and sATUR-
DAY, November 18th and 18th, 1852. Day Per.
iormance On Saturday, at O'clock P NJ
- Doors open at half past and halt past o'clock
PERFORMANCES commence at 2 ard Z, M
Admission o0 cents; children and servants half
price. noJ-1s,
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IHN II. d. PAYNE, salesna..
BY Alexander Nett & Co.

hUii EV ENlNG SALES viii De cooanasH
" until the season closes, commencing at ssven
O'CLOCK which time We will sell rron the sbeissx
in Tote TO suit purchasers, good selection CT ,iee
and cut dry goods, hardware, cutlery guns, psstais
gold and silver watches, and clocks and time yier
Ut every description. Also general assor tn1af ss
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT q CO
no Auc,iouetgx.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
rror ,hs Daily Indiana State sentinel.

SrRAwrowN, Hamilton CO., Ind. Sept. IA, 1852.
Mr. EpIToR-Sr: Our village visited for the
first time during this campaign by the TWO candidates for
Governor Wright and Mccarthy on last Friday even
Der Of citizens of both parties-a anxious to hear the
opponents Of their principles Mr. McCarty led the
way telling Of the great military achievements Of
General Scott and the Georgia lands but word
about Wing principles Wing policy in the State OF
indiana He was followed by Gov Wright, in his usual
calm and persuasive way setting forth the principles OF
Democracy and the policy Of the Wings, leaving his
for the penpe.
The kres of IA are kindled in Hamilton county,
and you may set her down 100 majority for the Demo-
cratic nominees Our German and Irish citizens are
awake 10 their interests and that never cast
vote are now ready support the friends Of the OPP
pressed Pierce, Wright, and the Democratic ticket
CRISPIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
OCTOBER ELECTION.

RLEGTIoN DAY-IHE SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER
U-AnnOuncement fee slO0-Q
1--WE requested thar JOHN
pdaie for Assessor in Center township.
1--WE requested the OF Capt DANIEL
LANDREY a candidate 0 Assessor Of Wayne township.
1--WE requested HIRAM Brown, Esq,
candidate fer Prosecuting Attorney in this judicial Circuit.
PErKR wScHEL candidate for Assessor in Center town
ship.
1--we requested by o. H. p BLY, that he will be
independent candidate for Sheriff ensuing October eec
lion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
Public Speaking.

Hon. GRAHAM n FIrcH will address the people the following
times and places
PM
AT MonceO White CO., Wednesday, 18th inst O'Clock
NJ
Delphi Carroll CO.. Friday Of October, a, O'Clock
PM
FraAkori, Clinton Co, Saturday, ID Of October
O'Clock p NJ
Frankfort.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

RR. R.
Railways Ready Relief
is EsET CAP 2 SsG SF gh W aS
HAS STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS
viii obstinate painful Rheumatic Nsrsss.
''e''' '"' INTERNAL 'iTSf ip AM AND Il External
never fails in giving instant 10 the iorneAins
pmNrr T slss As our 8 Of aEp HUNDRED.
S SESEFLeIA IN IN G qEE h a1SEi
DIARRHGA IN FIFTEEN MINUTES.
s TRSpHAcHk N N FIVE PNT fMhirS1GnTPRs .
SICK HEADACHE IN FIFTEEN FiFE HlSS MINUTES
CHILL FEVER IN FIFTEEN MINUTES.
SS$ai, TSEoSr Il 6 5SSk s SIStTEs
Spinal complaints, sta joints Strains Bruises Gus. woend
Frost Bites Cholera Morsu. Dy.ensry, Tic DolSrsss and
will instantly stop gc ss PAN i5s SSy cure the disease
Railways Ready Relief will stop distressing pa
stomach pOisinOus
tenn
By nhalmg the pleasant and agreeable perfume r. R.
will refresh and enven the the dull and heavy
feelings Of 0'D'' and i''if IN BATHING,
b.he he Head Secf and Temples was. the Face Hands
other of The body morning and win keep the ska
Disrrhea, Dysentery Bloody Fu1, choera Mer6u Psnfn
checht INC m"st sPcof
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
Railways Ready Relief almost miraculous nnar
In few minutes the stricken sufferer the de-
gh departing cured thousands ofcsscs
the of New York where OF them had been brought
deaths door, The effects Of the Ready Relief
Immediately the
the nerves with nervous energy and vitality the loss Of which
the cause Of the nervous pains
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
Railways Ready Relief will the and excruclakiaf
of Rheumatism almost Instantly Persons living this
city who, MONTHS confined their beds by Rheumatic
with painful swengs relieved FROM all
pain fifteen minutes by the Railways Ready Relief Thh
uth and thousands the city Of New York and hundreds
Of thousands the United States for The truth Of this
list Of prove The efficacy Of Railways Ready Relief of
the citizens OF almost the Union, for The lss four
years. have tested il themselves.
CHTLLS STOPPED IN FEW MINUTES-PAIH RE-
LIEVED INSTANTLY
Rasways Ready Relief like charm all Of Ckis
vgorses health strength every and secretion e
system.
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever feel apply Railways Ready Relief a
Stomach nesnes in the Liver Kidneys Bowels JOINTS Bones
Railways Ready Relief taken either internally applied exier
nay viii in minutes STOP pain and quickly rs enss
RADWAY &C, 1852 Fulton street., New York
AGENTS FOR r. R. R.
j. w. Woods, Knightsown Raymond Co. Cambridge CtF
l. Reed Richmond; MeChsrhy Appiegse Delphi E a
Clinton; Mitchell Morrow, centrevlle; E WALTON Dub
linz b. Brachors Co., Cumberland s. Hinshsw, Greensboro
JOS Youn, Middeown Edwards, Greenfield A. Sla Mich
ganiewn shryock Co., Rochester J. Tipton son. NorsA
HE'LL --..........
| w. w. ROBERTS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

TENo observation-disclosures will received at the State
n Library, until Monday, the 37th ns al two O'Clock
for repairing the mastering the Representative Hail.
Chamber and Committee Rooms of the
be the direction pracie
his inspection before received.
Proposals will also be received for repairing
buidnghe execution of this part depend upon the
cost, ; the appropriation is limited n BOLTON
Sept. %. 1852 sep23 Stale Librarian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
Marion County Democratic Ticket.

For Senator.
PERCY HOSBROOK, of Wayne Township.
For Representatives..
JESSE PRICE, Of Decatur Township.
GEORGE p. BUELL., of Center Township
For Sheriff.
ISAAC W HUNTER, Of Perry Township.
For Treasurer.
JOHN NJ. TALBOT, of Center Township.
For Judge of Court of Common Pleas.
LEVI. L. TODD. of Perry Township.
For Prosecuting Attorney, Court Of Common Pleas.
JOHN T. MORRISON, Of Center Township.
For County Commissioners.
MATTHEW R. HUNTER, of Lawrence Township
HENRY p. TODD, of Perry Township.
For Coroner.
GEORGE NEWLAND, OF Center Township.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

liz MARION CIRCUIT CouRT, JUNE TERM, 1852
Foreign Northumberland Pullen a. Josiah Drake
LII persons interested will take notice that the said Richard
B. Pulen 2sh day of January A. d. 1882 sued
Attachment from the Clerks Office Of the Marion
Court the Of Indiana the said Josiah Drake
the Of hundred and thirty dollars and thirty
cents, which writ has been duly served and returned
BY order Of the Court
Sept 16, 1882, ATTEST: WILLIAM STEWART, Clerk.
Henderson & Mckenzie, At'ys for Plf. sepi6-w3w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
The City Flooring Mill in Operation Again

ENHE undersigned having added the latest improved Paneng
- Machine their establishment which they enabled 10
do better paneng than machine
equal not better than that done by the hand plane If there
who has any doubt respecting the capacity Of he
Machine invite them to call the establishment the
market square and examine for themselves.
We prepared lumber of every description from
fourth of inch TO twelve inches thick We face and
all kinds lumber and rough,
the the notice also plane lumber
straight and Of wnde for Door and Window Frames
Doors and Sash In Short all lumber that needs be planed
straight, &c.
jun3 w3m SHELLENBERGER d co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke County
FOR LIEUTENANr-G GOVERNOR,
ASHBEL p. WILLARD, of Floyd County.
FOR SEC lETARY STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County.
FOR AUDITOR STATE,
JOHN p. DUNN, of Perry County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND of Washington County
FOR JUDGES THE SUPREME COURT,
LIST Dst-WILLIAM Il. STUART, OF Cass County.
ID Dist.-ANDREW DAWSON. of Decatur County,
3D. Dist-SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Marion County
4th Dist.-ADDISON L. ROACHE, of Parke Co.
FOR REPORTER THE SUPREME COURT,
HORACE E. CARTER, Of Montgomery County.
FOR CLERK THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, Of Boone County.
ron sUPERINTEN EVIDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
VIM G. LARRABEE. of Putnam County
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

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