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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11
EfsEst! ARRIVAL or
Fall and Winter Goods,
CIV In Gland Branch

New In 2land Branch
l W. MILLS would respectfully solicit of the
~ public an examination OF a irrsh stock of
goods ~ the old standOyO>'rihr Mansion House
as he iaticr- hlmse hat with h.spIcsrut muchin
crca sd stock. and the low price nj winch b. IS now
enabled TO offer goods, with th' ready pay plan
adopted by him IN the srrUg, which proves q nu-
u1I advantage TO both buyer aud seller, he can
give better bargains than ever before
His stock has been selected with the utmost care
AZ goods well bought are Init Sold aud be- feels
confident iuassurug the public that h"v;iIuot .c
undeFso.d by my one. All persons i1youny him
with call vii. see ihlt he is selling goods cheaper
than ever sold in this vicinity before.
IN a general assorted stock. tie articles m, too
numerous 10 mention | would merely say that
have good assortment Of
DhESS GOODS,
consisting OF French mcr.HO3 wool lie ains, tw 10
ed paraW. tlas, SILK warp marines, Canton cloths,
a,parla, printed de lins Persian cloths. l4ue.- Tor
adlrr sgCks Marsa,iuue aud fancy j.ras silks,
hac6 sk. !al. g,u-ham-, prints ui all descriptions
domoStlos and lguurls. Bay STATE shawls As
gir1tan 3-.or'M OF glove. ardhoicy a. auyn
Town tine 0clbonn"t and velvet ribbon and
a great y.rriy ofotherdrsss trimmings
boot md shoes, Crockery Groceries, & c.
Ihe above stock is now ready for Inspection. al
persons are invited 10 call and examine for them
selves
WHh thanks forpast favors we hope by prompt
attention to business, to merit conuUulnre Of
patronage. J. W. MILLS
Ottawa, Sept 25, 1852
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| HAVE concluded 10 receive orders for
! Usage Orange Plants for Foster S MasoD OF
Lake county It. prrsunrd that the plants raised
north are To be- preferred 70 those raised south OF
this Such NJ wish TO procur. plants of the best
quality and IT the most thrifty kind may be assured
Ina they Wi. be- supplied WIthIust What they want
Call early n7 there is an advantage IN having the
order IN early the price wIi, be the iowestracS go
inr angel T. G.. NArTiyGER.
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THI TNTI
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE.

p,,.i ,.,,, t,t A., ,I,,. -.,,.,.,b ,iil,
trIaic" ~. % W., 6 ~ ,, .
NORTHUMBERLAND -, I / = tin,,,,r,. ii II
Pt,inJ.l,Iin r.,
"i, for INDIGESTION.
Dy."sn.ia Iauni,r.. Liver ConIIaInt, CGn-iipa-
non and Dsb,i,y. curing att,r Natures own me.
.i,j t,,-,,,,.'. ,,,,,,,,,nt tLr ,,,rr,c ,,c.
u,lC, 49,, ',,,,.,1II nt p,r.r, infused IN water.
Iii H., 49, I,.l,., ,r, ,,,, ia ,,,,yst Ly,t IN
49,, 49, t,,,,s mn, a. ,Ia .t,r,o,L
-, =, ,I ,l,.f .i',,,.,, -, iron, Iircaillp
i1iiN :, t ,-,r,,. mic. ,L.t ,rlyept ot tlr
p'"i' TV VI W. ,'l,.,, ,nJ ..',,,riotirg
Io"u' W, l",. ,.j' "a t,,.",s, I, is,r,rncte
~" w "" ., ','t ., H.. 80, In. ,,ru,-
ed from me digestive s''nhJh "' 'he \, i'", ,.,'
ing an aitu'hi ',u'u' INV ,n ~
UI9! Hds'"c joy, ~ ~ wv '',' No., pv
nshnH ac"hpelt "Uu p'l'' ~ '"' .u ~ lie -
iuehll oI Uhs pi,P'I"H"' '.' p''.' ~ ,, y. ,b.,
indigestion Rhu l(Sp'I. '' "le ''", ", ''
would he by healthy stomach. u y u"ns WI
drIs Tor dy'l'l'S' ''II"t 's' ~ 'a,l ,,,,,
alton, nervous decline, aud dNp'puc cohs,npnon'
supposed io be on the verge ct lhc grave "c ~
enthc evidence upon when VI H. bIs'u' ID III wv
h ghcst degree curou. aud lrmaINnpr,
eC!rtIiEHc bNId'HCF'
G,rou Iirbir in III. cr,rhrnlrd work ON ANNA
Chemistry. says AN artificial digestive iuid aud
anIous IN the gastric lulrr may be- readily prepare
ed from the mucous membrane Ut the stomach oi
the calf in which various articles ut TODD, meat
nnI rrl-. wIl be- 81 Jtsrrd. changcd md dcssicd,
ugtiDfLc sam, luaHgcr as ,kcv trouid he IN the hu-
man sionach"
Call on the agent and get descriptive CIRCULAR
rTatI4 riyurn iarrr amount ui scientific evidence,
similar to the above, together with reports OF re-
mafkablc cures tom all parts oi the United States
ASA r.ysprp~ia suIcr
DIR Uouglton'. prn.it' Inn, rrodncedI the most mar
vclous effect, IL curing ca,rs OF Debility Emnca-
Iom Me"IJ pr',nr' ma hysP.put c cc,sG M Ibe H.
Is lnposslh,r 10 give ie ''la'.' -, cns,s y, Wv c.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

TIE largest aud hes, assortment IN town; ~
Cnmnbcu& Co. S;oga the best article made, o'
where You will find 1901 other ar
,ccr very desirable at his usually low prices teclo
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To officers. soldiers. widows amd
Heirs Of deceased soldiers.

\ lL TAKE NOTICE, im; the undersigned lre
a onhand ms usual, 70 procure yourhuuu;y lanls
tnsons, back and extra pay, atn0min1 rates. low
e. th1n ever. Having had considerable experience
iulhis business and being m dircci corfesp0airpcs
uih The Departments of lie G0rcrAmcHi hnyinuu
charge the adjustment Of such claims, we are rru1ir
We can do your business 10 yourrn TO- ,lf-lctor.
When We are not snrc"s-iiIl in in ,eeurinacl mn, o.
This kind, We never charge. Call aud see us at our
law and land agency Office NoERis 4 FlsnrE.
Nov. II, lsjO-lt
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Alc0itincs

VA I, . * s. y
!s:;sld!|,l|;;2ft8A;
81uIIlK
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For shc Cure OF
COVGIlS. COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUCu,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
ot Al. the numerous mcjIc.u,s cNtont land some
% them ynlunbl.) ior the cure Of pulmonary COM
plants, uoluuy h1s ever been found which could
compare Ia it's tfecis withJhis Preparation
rrScurr sometimes hg,nt oil times aul in all dis
eases OF lhr lungs arl throat where medicine can
give reurt. y'- 'ldoit. TAI, pleasant to take,
aud perfectly safe m accordance with the dirce-
tons Wrdouo, advertise Tor the lutnrmpuon OF
those wh, have uicl 10 but those who have not.
Families that have known ,s value will not be
W.1huutIt, aud Dy If> lMc.y u.c, tucl are secure
rom ~ dangerous ruu~.gs ,ar,s ct Coughs dul
uj%h.ca arE.,s,rJ Jpc1 into iaso. cousump-
uon
The DIPLOMA oi the Massachusetts, institute
WIS awarded leo On. lUe01wuou by lhr Buard al
Judges $40 5, ltcm.rr IN.1 also, lhc Medals ot he
Iure rlru. Institutes ,t An. 90 ihIe country also
'hr Diploma vt %, lmo Institute u, Cm.nuau,
has been gwen a. the tutEEl liCrJHAI, los their
auN'wm'ui an consideration oi lls extraordinary
rNr,.,u.,tj ant usefulness a. Iulug ui.,,I,Is ultlc
Lung aud ! irCai
lt,.vI .s .r lam I.ur..t 4 nm tho 1o,,,,
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sale ~ school Lands.

sale 0f ssho0t Lands.
7 WILL ullrf Tor sHlrio the hiahrN bidder, upon
l the terms aud conditions prescribed by the sia.
lute NJ The court house IN la Sale county, on
Monday the 2llh day Of Dccembetnexl, At 100.
\ VI the .nu,h hafof schools'ct on l6 town ~,
Farm Ridge range east Of the 81 Up m. a-plnt.
ted, valued and srhdiyided by the ituslev- OF said
town. which plat I. on Tile ~ ,hiaoilicc.
Dayton, Nov 3. 1852 WELLS WAT, Coms'r.
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n CASES Cnmpbcl'- double sole boots, war.
w rnnicd. l0rns-s men'skip boots.
~ rnsc. boys thick kin md cnliboots.
) " mems best cnt boots
6 -" kip aud coarse hrornns.
: wonenecolinndk KIP nootces.
" cali low shoes,
% boxes ladies morocco shoes aud bootees, hid
slippers, tirs and hu hius
iLSO-Thc largest aud best assortment Of
chdrrn's shoes ever before offered in Ibis ma fket,
aud at very low prices tsp25l Is. GnpLEy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

Attention ! !
THE subscriber Is now receiving the largest ns'
snrurnt II DIV Goods, Gfocrties Hardware
trockrry Boots and Shoes. Fish Salt. &c.Nc.,
ever before op'ued IN ottawa iowh"h the aueh'
olhisiuendsaud the public is invited
oct iG ions LocKwoop.
ONE set Vi harness lorsalr atihe
" Oct. 80 hEw ESsdNt1 BghNcu
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wanted
uoo,s And, shoes.

=. 900 in cash or produce in exchange tor
ID goods at prices most as,onlshlnely low,n'
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HiSEELL kNCHLTTor are buying Flax seed
/ ( ut'b..r Od NtI, -ou.1 wr.t corner OF the Ba-
..n They Wal contract seed Tor another season
ant furnish seed Of The best quality to Farmers to
SOW. scpt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

4 Tall lines glid torhies and skins, at the Tan.
y merry, or attic store, on Cana street
lnu23 HlcLnrdsonS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-11

groceries.
COUGAR, coffee. molasscs, rice,
- Pepper ci,rnn, mncr, ginger, spice,
Gloves. mustard. risina. curunis,
lmp,ral Guupowder. Young Tyson, Oolong, and
Sonchung Teas. llonx tosln mnddrr, lockwood,
Indigo, sulphur, salts, &c, 'or sale cheap by
gcptgS s. II. GEtptrr.
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Whom II May Concern:
Roots ~ shoes.

4 LII ind btcd to T.. Wisc, either by note or
Y hloh account. are requested 10 settle lnime-
lintriy, aud thereby save cost. T.. WISE.
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Wells Lawyer aud Form Book
E:iach Smii,, shop.

I IS.I received one dozen copies 4 very use
y ia, wuIk tor every one, for sale al pub.l,heIl
price aftlp fttnrq UIug Store
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IN SllOclilal<crs.

To ShOcNia kcrs.
NIOROCCO. calf, kip aud upper leather.
wi Cuchineu, blue aud green morocco.
Pink, drab, black, maroon and russell linngs'
BINDINGS webbing No,3 8, l0aud " thread.
Pegs, lasts, nni-, t,cks brussels, avis, pincers'
mn o. RicuARpsoNs
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~abt!
S0OhhIs. tine aud lO0 bbl coarse Salt iustrecci.
- we'd anu ior faldby ocl6 CiuIyIR
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snnH Nnr.nslf--
Nails aud spike.

100 krEs minis, nS-OTltd, 81 20 iOI,
~ wrought aud cut spikes, 81 in, to 8 in.
Al-o wrought and horse shoe nails, tor sale by
may lett lPALRLg s. IlicKrlSs.
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20 Farmers, contractors,
81 loz Ames' best Shoyels,
\ east steel -
10 Amrs aud e. $ spades
Aso--Log, trace. stage and halter chains noes
hoy. prnin and manure forks lPaldron y. Bood's
hes, scythes- scythr snolhs, Ne Just received ana
Tor snle low may I'LL. " hktR ~ IIVNIIN",
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En CORDS wood wanted at the OIL MN,
CU scp,i lILsEiLL 4 ScurTr.
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4 QUANTITY OF Hats and Caps, Tpnks, and
~ Carpet Bag, ior sale very cheapn az
Augu " 4 Clothing Store.
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~ NEE horse covered spring wngon--cheap,
n d a. 1t has been run for n short time. I'm
oc, 3D New ENGLAND BRAScu.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
.Democratic Review

The wing papers just now, quoting largely from
which has for three months past been engaged set
ting up certain prominent democrats, ''od foges'
and then knocking ihem down again after the mos APP
proved method Of modern political pugiism. II the
Wings can 'meke any thing" of the Repiew, they
ought have chance, for the general impression is
that democratic organ" it is its last legs"
Aside from its "short comngs" in this respect the
ReUiso presents many attractive features The Editor
is bold nervous writer, and rides his hobby, 'Young
America" with skill and nonchalance ola Csmsnche.
He possesses an nexhausble fund Of sarcasm and SUI
cient egotism insure him against the danger of being
overwhelmed by selfforgetulness. In thinking Of the
Democratic Reriep," one would be likely to forget
its editor, Mr.. GEORGE N. SAUNDERS. He makes his
personal presence sufficiently commanding in all its
pages impress the vissn OF even blind man.-Adri
an HyafchfOlper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
n, 10
9 bbls Sp. Turpentine;
q; 8 bbls Copal varnish;
3 bills Japan d0
bbl Coach dS
800 lbs I.amphack;
The Best and Cheapest Family Medicine in the World
DIR ROBERTS, COMPOUND SARsAPARILIA PILLS

An Alternative, tonic, dIureic and mild Price
twenty Ave cents per box, containing so pills
Each box fifty pills. which makes them cheap again
other standardp and four che
much superior the Of diseases of the
syrup mixtures Sold besides being convenient and proper
form for
TuyHE astonishing which has attended DR.
IL Roberts Compound Sasapara Pills abundant and
conclusive that they truly kasxs Rsrs and that they
viii all durable diseases quicker and pleasantly than
other medicine known. The Pills principally al
eative medicine their being the solid
la, prepared in superior but sufficiently catharic
gently assist without purgng unnecessarily which make
them peculiarly adapted weak and eneebed perso nvgora-
and Strengthening the body purifying the producing
rich blood and healthy action OF tbs stomach and liver
They acknowledged by abesl physicians be
eeponabe but ecscous the highest degree and general
FAMILY MEDICINE, UNEQUALLED
The COMPOUND Sarsapaa Pills used for The
Of those diseases which ae from impure Of blood
and morbid secreons o the liver and stomach and
from nudicious of and heneysr medicine
CURED 10 invgoraie and purify the system.
They purely vegetable compound and lay be used by
OF all They pleasant the palate and produce
gripping in the Hundreds
certificates could be Of those who have them
benefit
Purchasers will be particular ask Dr Roberts Compound
Sasapara Pills. aud observe that the green wrapper
box fac-simile OF the Of Jos Roberts, NJ D.
p. Fay, and 10 purchase Others.
Letters The subject Of the medicine be addressed
paid, 10 c. p FAY, Owego, Tioga county, New York
Sold by w. w. ROBERTS,
apr21-w5w Sole Agent, Indianapolis Ind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
From the Detroit Free Press
The Tariff.

II Is curious feature Of politics to observe the adj
Of high tariffs here and in England and to note
how curousy absurd tina positions of one the 9TH
In England the agricultural or Tory interests
the proteconsts but they protection for the pur
pose Of shutting the produce OF the American farmer
They that long the products of the United
States are brought into competition with British agr
culture long the latter ist decline. Thatand and
labor here Is cheap, and that have national debt
snd therefore ne necessity 0T excess OF revenue that
svery abOrer has full power convert the products OF his
labor money and that u1dss liberal laws in England he
Gas not only his markets but asothose that country
effect his sale in These points true It fact that
the opening Of British markets for produce is great
point with farmers. But the wings here the
very differently They fighting for the manufacturer
and against the farmer They contend that the Tariff Of
1876 gained the modification OF the British Tariff, by
which produce has been extensively shipped to Eng
land has operated against the interest Of the farmer
If they could be permitted to of the foreign market
and induce couLtrvaiing restriction in England, that
would suit the wants of the manufacturer. That would
be clear and certain thing. The future Of the country
In Its agriculture cannot be foretod. Emigration is
daily nlling up tie wilderness. Commerce and navga
non are yearly springng up on every navigabe river
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is advancing with won
deru strides; farmers prepared in view Of the
certain increase OF their products restrict the
expectation OF their produce 1t is simple ques-
ton. simple as the object sought 10 be accom-
pshed. Do we want less markets than we have Can
the manufacturer make good your sacrifice Of forei On
markets Tor produce by greater home markets Reool-
lect that agriculture is daily and hourly increasing
will increase year by Tearand that stimulated by
the liberalty Of our tariff aws-laws still stringent and
burthensome the farmerother governments lop-
ping Of their high tariffs, section by section, and open
ing their ports your produce. Are you then prepar
ed in the beginning Of your good works. to the
wings power and again to their restrictive and
ruinous tarfsl England contends against because
compete with her farmers The present Brtish ministry
the representatives othe Great Arstocrecy in Eng
land and would lhey had the power of the importa-
ton Of breadstu1s from this country to England They
have such power The wings have the government
had he ma their offvo
and prohbitoy laws and cut of foreign trade The To-
ries Of England proclaim that agriculture is running
the agriculture Of EngIand the Wings here that
we export nothHg 70 England. Which is right
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

Never, il the history OF the Democratic party have
the skies seemed as bright. With but very few
cepons every State in the Union has wheeled into the
Democratic Uneven in the strong opposition States Of
Connecticut and Rhode Islandthe Democratic party
have trumphed Such unanimous party ascendancy is
an anamoly in the history Of political parties in this
country Yet but the preparatory steps in the gresi
next Presidential election. II is the harbinger that
gives warning Of the auspicions future.
Let the Democratic party, in Wow of these important
facts not feel ukewarm n the matter; hut rather re-
gard i as cause for moro watchful, viglant AC.
TON; and the country is safehe party OF the UNION
Is surs TO succeed-northern abotonism and Southern
anaiicism will hide their deiormed heads and all move
on securely and tremendously We speak earlessIy on
this subject because We feel 50, and Intend act
Marion Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
Hon. Mr. whitcomb of Indiana.

We are pleased 10 this distinguished Senator
again in his seat. He has been absent for months
Of the session. under medical treatments and. although
entirely restored yet convalescent, and
will be in possession Of bis usual strength His alb
Attentions because OF his punctual attendance heretofore
the duties OF his station We have heard il said Of
him that during eight sessions in which he has served
member 10 the Legislature OF bis State and in Con-
gress he has never missed day from his until
tackled by sickness this session This imagine. 10
evidence Of punotnal attendance to duty which few
public give, and shows how Justly he deserves
on the aoor Of the Senate. ->Wsshineep gntsa,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
GEO. ID. wINCHELL,
North West corner Of Pearl and Waln4t Streets.
INCINNATI, OHIO,

MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly hard large and
general yapanned Onameaa Bronxed and
Pressed which he offers Country
Stove and Tin Dealers Pedas and others such prices VIII
yield handsome profit to buyer Every article he oilers for
made in his shop and under his personal superiend
from the material Ard in this particular he claims
have in his power Offer inducements far other
dealer in the West.
Having recently made large additions his manufacturing de-
parme way machinery and greater number OF
orken he be able supply the increasing demand
making their purchases
the Cities will find that they do equally wei here IN
point Of price and qualify and ia addition 10 this they always
buy what they and m their stocks they
may DESIRE without Inconvenience waxing SIX weeks
months for supply from the East
I'm rl.ulnn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
JOHN O'KAE & sons
NEW RQ0K STORE

VxTE friends, Booksellers, Country Mss
w chants Teacher Professional Gentlemen and book buye
geEsraly thai have opened Inanapo Marion county In
dana Book Store We prepared time supoy
stock Of Books and sialione We keep always on hand large
zeal Common School, and Classical Books together with full
stock Of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would be Of Country
and all others wishing purchase books give can
AZ orders thankfully received and who send
mail otherwise quantities sge volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
may23iwf No 4Norss Buildings. under Odd Fellows Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
THE WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM SAFES.
Depot, Green Block, Water Street,
BETWEEN MAIDEN LANE AND NALL 6TREETJ


tBEIWEEN MAIDEN LANE AMI NALL oIhbhAJ
NEW YORK.
y6vHE subscriber placed his Fire and Burglar Proof Iron SAFE IN
competition with the whole world tae grest Exhibition m
London, Tor which impartial jury awarded medal.
The American Fair, held last fall Castle Garden also awarded
him gold medal for the best Safe and he has never
failed obtain the highest premium when his safe has been put IN
competition with others for that purpose Certheaes have been
received from the following well known mercantile houses VINO
had their books and preserved these supe
Safes within the thirty days, land can with others
be slore Messrs. StweI Monross, and Mr.
L Watkins in the Fulton Street ere; Mess Fisher Robinson
and Mssrs John Lockwood Co.. in the great are corner Of
Liberty and Nassau Streets and Messrs Proad q Bowman Il
Jersey City.
the proprietor OF HALLS PATENT LOCK, which OBJ
tanned medal Tin Of Adams Co., Bosonl al the
Worlds Exhibition considered Lock or the price
invented being proof against powder and The Key no aIg
than cent, and can be made changesble.
inve all close and careful before
purchasing and decide for themselves who makes the best Fire
Burglar, aud Danp-Pfoof Safes combined.
Nos i35, 137, and $50. Eatz Ssrset, Nsr Y1yk.
AGENTS.
john farrei, 81 Walnut Street, Philedelpha.
L. Harmon Chicago, III.
Henry Williams Milwaukee. Wis
Fry 81 McCandish Richmond, Va
Richard NJ Hail. Detroit Mich
Z. J. Elliott, Rochester, N. Y. apy9-d&wim-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

VIE undersigned respectfully beg leave to cal
the community this invaluable In
eastern otes has Almost entirely superseded ali kinds
Roofs ard this city, shough but recently Introduced has
every instance The satisfaction
perfected by which the subscribers execue
all orders for the Roofing Material either country the
shortest notice, and on the most favorable
They economical construction, they effect considerable
side and which goes paying thsr
cost and are protection against ire presenting uncomfortable
surface 10 burning bodies falling them Being near
they may be used conveniently for all the purposes Of
yards The daily Of Roofs which refer Sufficiently
aesss e durability for hose purposes OTc respectfully
iciiec LOCDEN & DUFFY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

Hon. Judge Coulter, recently elected to the So.
prsme Bench, 10 Pennsylvania, died Greensburgh, in
that State, on the 10th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

y We taught to clothe minds IS we do our
bodies, after the fashion In vogue and it il accounted
hnsssoslnsss, something verse, not - Do
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

WHO WANTS GOOD wAroH-can and get your
w self Of beautiful Silver
Lepe Watches following rrces: Duplex sOJs full
yeweed Levers s1450 $780, Lepine S1 90. These
Watches Of hne quality all warranted the best Of time pieces
don't buy c these low priced things that only made
sell and keep time. We keep but the qualify
Try them, and il fail perform the satisfaction Of the
chaser return them and get your moneys
W. II. TALBOfTS
p. s. Recciiecs Watches imported expressly
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