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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
Mississippi.

Walter Brooke, union whig, and Stephen R. Adams,
union democrat have been elected the United States
Senate from Mississippi to fill the place made vacant by
the resignation Of Messrs Foote and Davis Mr. Brookes
term viii expire at the end of this Congress Mr. Ad-
amss serves six years. Mr.. Brooke is new man.
Judge Adams formerly member Of the House Of
Representatives in Congress. The union organization
in the south has secured the election Of three wing Sem
ators-Messrs. Toombs Of Georgia, Benjamin of Lou
isiana and Brooke Of Mississippi. Bad business
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

How. RoBERr J. WALKER.-It is said that letter
received by the last steamer stating that Thu
r. j. Walker is sersously i'll at Brighton and that he
has at present failed in his negotiations for the sale ofhe
Illinois railroad bonds 1t was reported that the Roths.
cbllds, however, would send On agent to hxamne
into.the character of the security.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

IL Il is understood that Mr.. MeCarty will not at
tempt tho State. He will Governor
Wright and discuss political questions. He will remain
home and bis friends will do the canvassing and will
talk and according circumstances. They will be
lefs shout "Hurrah for Old Nc, the old farmer.
And the speech Of Suit and others, convnces that
they intend to 90 down TIE lowest sinks OF vtnpera
ton and abuse The Indiana Journal il the commence
ment is to be any index for the luure will outstrP the
lowest crossroads orator in the State low PERSONAL
ties, whilst Dir. MeCarty will remain home and all
the time will dsapprove this course by declaring that
he control his friends.
Our course is determined on. We shall not descend
to personalities We shall assail the principles Of the
candidates and the candidates themselves and for
tunatey for the political principles 81 Nicholas Nc
Carly well known He old-fashioned high tariff
land Distribution and Bank Wing, who has not changed
with the expsdency Of his party, bat who is the
same now be has always been and what is more, if he
ever makes speech he will all these sentiments
We bsnor him for his frankness. Like Henry Clay,
every body who knows Nicholas Mccarty, knows his
politics. The same yesterday, to-day, and forever.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

YANKEE NoN-INTERvENTIoN.-It is said that the
United States intend send squadron TO Japan under
Com Perry, compel the japanese open their ports
TO American trade. And this is highly approved by
those who horrorstrcken at the idea OF American
intervention in European politics. You may interfere
for trade for profit, TO make money but to raise the
oppressed establish Justice form republican nstita-
tionst--OAio Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

1.-THE Telegraph announces that the State Prison,
at Jacksonville, fire. and bat litte hopes of saving
any portion Of it,. Loss very heavy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

u The State Central Committee have appointed
Hon. Robert Dale Owen Delegate TO the Demo
cratic National Convention in the place Of Gov. Brown
deceased
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

h ABROAD MEN-cal and few fni Jewelled Silver
"a Hunne Lever Watches size and fine. Just
by Express designed expressly for Railroad Ene
being reliable keepers made Silver Hunting
Levers nj t15 and upwards, al w. II TALBoTT'S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

The following Delegates from Adams county, were
present the State Convention but did furnish
list Of Delegates to the Secretaries John Mcconnell,
8. 8. Mickle and J. Crawford.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
PATENTS
PATENTS.
GEORGE III. KNIGHT 81 BROTHER,
PATENT AGENTS AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

No 6, PUBLIC LANDING, CINCINNATI, o.
E Letters Patent for Inventions The United State.
maured but which desired to protect from piracy daush as
and and attend 20 recording ssi with
peiiy From experience at the Patent flee, Washington d.
ability Of invention they may have in hand thereby IN
% aTns n, n much % :, Of and money
Models should not exceed u inches cube
Assignments should be recorded within months fees must be
Puents with detective specifications may be re issued
application, does prevent Patent issuing therefor
There is penalty of 500 for putting PATENT upon
Assignments may be made previous application.
become CITIZEN entities foreigner obtain
Models and fees will be forwarded wiihou, charge to the
shed Patent Agency the West having been engaged in the
business r.,s over . seven years eaS past
j1 uSss M oSL.o u 8 supreme c fSIse walkers
Professor Locke, Ohio Medical College,
Theodore r'so R. scovdsn, Fng'r Gin Wafer Works;
VIM II Clements, Sup L. NJ I.aiIroad;
Bellamy storer, late NJ. c from Ohio;
Elijm Coffin, Richmond, la. janssdlw-w2w
NHERFF's sALE--By o directed
- from the Clerks Office Of the Marion Circuit Court, viii
public sale the 2o day Of March next at Tie door o.
the hours cbed by law the rents and profits for
Lots numbeI len tIOi eleven TN twelve tl2 in block
number fifty in the ci'y Of Indianapolis IN Marion Stale of
failure realize the full OF judgment interest,"
and will the and place the fee simple
said Taken the property Henry
suit Of John H. Bradley surviving partner of the firm uaes
Bradley.
February H. 1872 feb26w3w By w ROBSON, Deputy.
HERIFFrS SALE.-By virtue or three executions and one
- fee bill directed The Clerks Office the
Circuit will expose public SALE tie 10th day Of March
nj the Court House the of indianapolis Marion county
diana, the hours prescribed by law and
of the following real o-w
The vded half of the half of the
section uelyseven l27 township sixteen (l0 NORTH Of
four az east containing less, in Marion
county, Stale of Indiana
And realize Of Judgment intere
and costs will the lime and place expose the fee simple
OF said real Taken the property Of Hugh Cunningham
blll
C. C. CAMPBELL Sheriff Marion Co,
February is, 1854 feb25w3w By w. RoBsoN, Deputy.
HERIFF's sALE-By virn Of one execution and one fee
- bill issued by the Clerk Of the Johnson County Circuit Court
directed and hands, viii expose pub
the State Of Indiana, between the
and O'Clock r. NJ Saturday. The Goth day March,
and profits the Of years. Of the following
scribed property, to-wit
Beng LOT number one D. number 49,
city Of Indianapolis in Marion county, and state Of Isdiana
satisfy demanded said wr will
and place offer for sale in like the fee
perry Levied upon end taken the properly Charles Michael
Henry Bradley and the fee bill officers
and witnesses therein named Terms cash.
| &C. CAMPBELL. Sheriff Marion Co..
Indianapolis Feb. rs, 1852 feb26w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

u-Defrees says the Wing ticket not put in tho
field to be sacrificed Hard make the people believs
such story, Johnny.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
UNoUNDRY IN TERRE HAUTE FOR sALE.-Th,

III
II Foundry erected Tere Haule the past summer, known
The 'Wabash Fcuniery,'s odere for sale,
of the sickness during the fall the proprietor
and his inability to carry The business
This Foundry hne order and readiness for business
being well supplied with Machinery. Stove Hollow Ware and
other Patterns aud Fiaks thirty Pig
and Scrap Iron well as other stock.
The Moulding Floor viii accommodate Moulders and can be
enlarged with little expense
Having an improved Fan iron melted faster and made better
with the other establishments the city
using II with horse power aud there arc three
horses accustomed the " il desired be sold with IT,
but with liie be connected with
Terre Haute il rapidly improving From s position com
mand trade from Illinois, and from being the terminus
completed Indianapolis and extending
Cleveland Ohio ami with extension of the canal Evansville
during the year. this trade must be greatly which
makes il desirable point for manuactolies Of any kind
With small additional outlay this Foundry, well managed
be made for itself a very short time
To those who wish engaSe in this business in desirable To-
CATION opportunity present seldom every
thing order Cor carrying successfully without trouble or
Of ime
For terms which are easy and for other information apply
A. II. JOHNSON.
ono2-,v6v,lovT Terre Uapte Ind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
On "a Doz PEARL CURTAIN PINS
"a ~ Just received ny deri5I JACOB LINDLEY.
STEEL AND CAST PLOUGHS.


TENHE undo rsgned would inform the Farmers Central Indiana
that he receiving from the manufacturers the follow
ing Steel and Cast Piows.
200 Raymond Hunter q Ce.'s Steel Flows, all sizes;
$50 John Roberts Co.'S Steel Pows all sizes;
rs Rocker Il Lew>s Steel PIows all
SO Sloop's Improved Cast Mould Board Piows all Sizes
25 Peacocks Improved Mould Pows, all sizes;
Is Diamond Steel Flows;
Sub-soil Steel PlOws:
Rogers Patent Steel Cultivate Teeth;
steel Mould Boards, right and left handed;
The above is the largest assortment and most superior quality
OF ows offered for sale Indiana They warranted 10
satisfaction SALE and VIII be
sold for cash Cincinnati prices the sign Of the Red Anvil
Washington street, Indianapolis, by THOMAS BUST,
feb6d3tw4w Agent the manufacturers
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING,i LIGHTNING 1.-THE SUBJ
scrber having several thousand feet of James Spra
Cincinnati lightning Rods in this vicinity sui prepared with
quantity Of and good experienced
hands quantity short notice and at the moderate
of TO he will sell the Rods at foot
and lei the purchaser himself Always hand at the
sign Of the Big Pad Lock and Cook-Sove by
HENRY s. KELLOGG.
Rssrences-Capi VOORHEES, c. w Csdy ID Yandes J. L. Kec
and j. d. Deees Eqr and the Trustees Of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, Judge Perkins Messrs r. r. Underhl w Ho
land, DIR. Billiard, and d. Craighead. aug2s-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

MYERs-Begs leave announce the uhlc that
ESo ne mas the largest handsomes of
rlack Blue Green and Brown Cloths in the city, for ale cheap
for cash deco
GtANDIEs! CANDIEs.. CANDIES I'VE are manufac-
turing and keep constantly hand. large and
sortnen OF CANDY, CONFECTIONERY, AND SYRUPS. which
offer the trade, reduced cash prices liberal dis
the already reduced prices Wholesale
ing SO or boxes a time.
For sale Main Cincinnati Ohio
mayl6-y-ch4t GEO MYERS & co. 3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
JOHN OK ANE a. SONS,
NEW BOOK STORE.

NNTE announce friends Booksellers. Country Me-
Wv chants Teacher Professional
generally thai we have opened indianapolis Marion county,
dIana new Book Store We prepared any time supply
The trade IN large small quantities with and fresh
STOCK Of Books and Stationery We keep always hand large
and complete orimem of Miscellaneous. Theological
cal Common School and Classical Books together with full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would of snry Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books call
All orders thankfully received and those who send thai
they viii he filed promptly Particular paid orders By
mail or otherwise for quantities snge volumes Beeswax AMI
Rags wanted JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
may22iwf No. Morris Buildings. under Odd Fellows Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

AND AGENCY.-I have opened an Office in the City OF
Washington for the prosecution Of claims the Govern
met, embracing Pensions. Bounty Lands for lands sold
ard general agency business My long
Once great facilities for the
department JOHN Y. BRYANT.
Refer TO Hon. J. r.. McpoNALD. Charlottesville.
Hon. A. $ WHITE Lafayette
Hon. w. J. BRowS indianapolis oci3I
H INES AND BRANDIES.-Pure Por, and Malaga Wine;
~ 2pIpes RoclIei and Cogniac Brandy;
Just received from Philadelphia VIC HANNA n co.
EERUSHES AT LASTA large lot Of tiar Tooth and Sha
- ing Brushes. Also fine Shell Buffalo,
Tuck Reading. and Fne-Tooih Combs, will be sold
want 10 close the stock and quit keeping them Come and
JD9 w. IT. TAI.EOTTrS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
aas !. &. ! ! ] / 81 !:

$500 SSsszass; 49, 49,
he CIR eat est Discovery of the Age.
DIR. TRASK's MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
F1vOR lnfamaory Rheumatism, OmlmeHiI COM
n plete remedy prepared
In 90 100 wall afford entire relief
Of Nervous Headache j 80 minutes. 4
For Nervous Diseases, affections Of the Sphe Rheumatism,
Iameness, Burns &c, &c il j. of immense value.
SWELLED LIMBS.
II any OF Ladies afflicted with Swelled Limb Milk
Leg sometimes called Ia complaint thai many females
years. would all such, bottle OF Task Magnetic
Ointment. which viii effect ceran and permanent
Price % and b per bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by Crsghead Browning Tomnsons
Brothers. Indianapolis L. Edwards Greenfield Wiley NJ Lowry,
KnighisowT Hodson q Welbon ogde J. R. Backen d Co,
Gambler and and by Agent in ench village the State.
ocuN1yw II. o. FERGUSON Trav. Agent
DELzELL TYLER.
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
journal Bnildin opposite Branch Bank,l
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
which place will hand full and eompies
assortment Of Blank Books Of every descriptions ass Jasees
Banks Blank Notes &c Stationery oevery description
hand of the best quality and viii be cold
able terms.
TO COUNTY OFFICERS.
We supplied with superior o ms different
Record Papers and supply Officers
cords with without printed heads Of The very bes material ard
such terms satisfaction, and workmanship inferior
used the Offices in the and
with your orders, satisfaction given.
Particular attention paid 10 rebindng old books.
stus2-6mw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

rH1o FARMERsfhs subscriber has con<iansly hs.d.
Pauens best make of CRADLES ready ~ sieI
Of the big Paddock I'D Cock Stove. 4 .I b.
msy3f HENRY :. KELLc66.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
DELzELL & TYLER
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
JAMES HARLAN,
ATT r NEY At LAW,

Sd EMOVEDi REMOVED REMOvEDs-TH ALTMAN q
EVANS have removed their Grocery Store doors Of
the Wright House. where they will be pleased all their former
friends aud Having facilities
such enable TO sell low he bueht The
We invite all those in want Of Dry Goods Groceries Hardware
Boots and Shoes, Hats and CAPS
iermined to sell cheaper Than the cheaDes- sep36-sn
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the following performed alone by the q
j BULLS SARSAPARILIA. are not wonders. theS we
acknowledge that do not know the meaning Of the
word Read and be convinced that facts stranger than
fiction
LINE P. O., Fulton Co. Ky, Oct ], 1851.
Or. John Bull Dear sr-The dozen Of your sarsa-
parla ordered in September, hand, and, in
knowledgng the receipt Of the feel would he
doing injustice to withhold the following, among
many Of the Instances that have under my ohserra
ton during the last years Of the great curative prop
critics Of your Sarsapara -
Mrs Jeannetse Martin, highly respectable lady Of my
neigborhood. aged sixty five years had been long afflicted
with cancerous ulcer which finally reduced her 20
helpless condition. that she could not leave her bed She
tried the medical advice in county without relief
and had given up all hopes IF At this stage Of
persuaded her to take bottle Of your Sarsaps
ra lie did So and in short time returned, and pur-
chased another bottle stating the t had had decidedly
good effect She continuedto 1t Until, after the or
i've DO ties had the pleasure Of seeing the old lady
herself church She assured that she had almost
entirely recovered her health and from her received the
IF her dease. and in about the words give
It yO This is but CT number Of under my
obervatlon-of very remarkable onesperfermed by the
Of your Sarsaparila, in my DeighbOhood. The Sc
hand for IL has steadily increased since It's Introduction
here. Very respectfully, your obedieft servant,
NM. X. DICKINSON, p. NJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
WI. R. DICKINSON, 2. N.
norLE Corrrr. Kr.. o.l. 6. ISL.

o.
Dr. John Bull Dear Sri the marvel
ous patients by your valuable medicine
an old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood
with scrofua and various diseases Of the brain She
sixty years old IL had into something like leproy,
and she the frightful creature my eyes
hehed called in Dr. NcFadden, very fine physician,
TO consult with in relation to her. We to the
conclusion that Il of power 70 relieve her; bat
going Office. accidentally pj-ke1 mp IF
Journals when seeing the wonderful Sarsa
para had effected resolved to try the experiment in this
case ] took her boz les Of H. after taking which
perceived great change took her She Is
now taking the sixth bottle consider her entirely
cured take great PLEASURE in recommending your Sar
Eaparlla the afflicted public.
Yours respectfully,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

c. C. CAMPBELL, Sheriff Marion Co,
February rs. 1851. feb2 5w3w BY W. ROBSON, DEBUT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

h eIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP partnership
heretofore existing between Henry JIIOsn and Bsns G.
Horn under the rm Of J. q
mutual consent The business viii hereafter be H. T.
Horn, who Is authorized TO setls ne business Of the hnA
n j. HORN
50. b. q. HORN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04
S.HERIFF,s sALE-Rr virlnc af three execnliens and

9. Q. CANPBELIs, Sheriff. Marion Co,
February Is, 1872 eb26w3w By w RoBsoS, Deput
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

Leaves have their times 70 fall,
And flowers to wither at the north winds breath
and stars to set-but all
Thou hast all seasons cor thine own. Oh Death -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-04

For Representatives. L. Osborn, of Laporte.
For Superintendent Of Public INSTRUMENTATION
Wood, Of Putnam.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

Az EErk1-pAy IIIsroRy Crr snoRr.-A lady Of birth
taste high connections and literary accomplishments
lately committed suicide in England merely escape the
slower pangs of starvation She had spent the last
nan of her fortune in procuring for her only mid
shipmans berth board merchant vessel After ex-
haustng every honorable expedient for procuring relief
he terminated her sucrings by poison Upon her table
after death was discovered the following letter:
Il have concluded my last earthly repast and thus
consumed every atem of food possesscd Ny Feelings
and conented beyond expression 1t seems to
Of it connected by expl;cabn link with the
Free Masons have stringent for this opinion
Ny fatiler know have several times and
conversed with him. though he assumed different form
and since his apparent death Most uncommon
spiritual revelations have frequently been mine. There
very many things know Of spiritual nature which
dare not reveal. In another world am convinced l
they really are. knowledge have sought to ac-
qiIe How glorious it will he to be able to grasp il in all
its ramiications in eternal hereafter Half the dull
loding senseess people Of the earth think on.
much less they comprehend, what is y God.
Heaven and Eternity OF all the badly governed con-
tries ertl England and her dependencies are
tany the worst There is law for the rich another
for the poor Intellect Is glorious God-c gift i'll
England. it is nothing without money
Upon the table laid Funeral cap ready trimmed
and directions written the robe in which She was
to be buried Her keys and papers sh. intrusIe Mr.
Dare. Among her papers were found diary. in which
recorded her many futless applications for assistance
letter addressed to Lady Peel containing lines on
the death of Sir Robert and other matters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

SpRirAl EHrERPRIss-Th Rochester On. y Democrat
says: Some time since noticed that several believers
in the new spiritual rapping 'nelaiois had gone from
Madison and adjoining counties TO Virginia in obedience
to the commands of the rappers, 1t is said that they
have formed distinct settlement at Mountain Cove.
Fayete county in that State where they have purchased
$4,000 worth OF farming lands Since the location of
the first party other families have followed Among those
who well known leaders of the sect Auburn
Rev DR. Scott s. Hyatt the printer Mrs Benedict and
Messrs Rush. Wilson and Cottrel The papers dictated
by the Spirits heretofore published in Auburn to
revived in this new Mecca of religion Where are
the Rochester Rappers' -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

kUBl Ms 4 HAKRINNTUN 5 UANU EK-
~ REorYPE AND STOCK DEPOT No. Camp seetThis well
establishment having been thoroughly repaired enlarged and i'm
Proved the popretors invite the attention of the public their PIC
TUE where Portraits furnished Of all sizes
sup, style aud finish.
y. Opeators fitted with complete APPARATUS at the low
prices. Voighlander, FRENCH fnrrson Lwis and Helb
half Tubes. with Box and extra Tablets for Twenty-Five dollars
uik working Tubes, Plates inecan and Frech Cases Frames,
Baths, Chemicals together with every article the
DAGUERREOTYPE BUSINESS constantly hand, and for sale
| .l..nl..u. .lruiuil innEt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

SPIRITUAL RArrtHcs.-rhe Shelbeyylle laJ Volunteer
says:
The Odd Fellows of Rushville and this place made u
trip to Knghtstown to inter the body of Mr. John Gobe
arriving at Kngsown they informed that it was the
belief of the deceased brothers parents that their
not dead hut was only in trance They under
this impression informed from the statement of
young girl at Greensburgh to the effect that John Gobe
was not dead but in trance. and would in
few days-the girl being medium of the Spiritual
Rappers, and the parents of Gobe especially the IA
ther being believers in the mystery, also the ap-
parent warmth of the deceased mans body and the fact
of having lost its rgidy The deceased believer
the Spirit Rappers and had not taken any noursent
for two weeks and had burnt his hands by holding them
against the fire for the purpose of taking the electricity
out he said and under extraordinary excitement
Exhaustion and excitement the probable causes
his death The friends of the deceased would permit
the burial until the corpse became offensive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

SERIOUS ArcIpEHr-Thc Louisville Courier of the 18th
says: We learn that Capt Caldwell proprietor OF the
Crooked Creek Furnace Kentucky, Shepherdsvile
lost Saturday morning by being caught in the
ehncry He attempting arrange something about
the wheel when his caught in the cog wheels which
drew him in and carried him completely round wrench
ing his from the socket and very severely brusng
his head and body, Capt Caldwell was formerly master
and owner Of the steamer United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24
NOVEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be

received the steamships charter
chase of vessel Circus Company. with its
horses paaphuRa
horses and ponies freight independent provisions
md forage, cruise three pursuing general
courses first the eastern coast Of Sosth America en if practicable
passing through the Straits
far San Francisco Bncia thence the Pacific
BY OF such Asat and European be advsa
ble to stop at.
Security the faithful performance gwen
required Communications addressed DAN RICE
NeNf will he Tended 10. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

~ BINEDJ W. j. A. CRARY, Bricklayers and Buildersn
addition business the above they wlconaet build
and BRICK ClSTEN and construct them above under
further niouaion please
Mes4rs In Holden IS Magazine where and spec
cations and references given work done and successfully
ed, 81 til ]. W. & j.. a. CRARI.