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"or'ny vi "'i "hs"er ........
but TIC that argne'h Tor victory, descrvcth
not the tenderness OF truth.
.......... 1HPper
The Camden Jonrnal fthc oath ult, con-
tains long article in reply to our Editori-
al, which appeared some two numbers back
in the Ledger, in which we regretted that
Camden, from all appearances, was on the
decline.
The Editor Of the Journal, in spirit
which is not natural to him, comes out with
a long TRADE, which in substance amounts TO
nothing. .........
II may be rcco,lccted that IN tho od;,o,;-
n, we allude TO. mention was made If n s,,e
of rcal estate which took nloce in Comdcn
some I'M. ,;r. hack and which w,s ~ a
:mucb lower rat. wo tbouebt, than Il wou,d
br;,o in Lancaster Wa vary ro,sor,, l..
.conclud,d from this fact. that Camden wo.
.. oo;no do>vnp 70 s,v NOTHING of wb,t wo
have heard and nrcdi.,ted onr on;rion ,,-
so on tho fact If .o Gw w,cons n,ss;ro
throucb lancaster 70 C,mden Tbis w,s
the .hasis of o,r orcumont and this tho Jo,r
r nal doe. not deny THO Editor ouos,;ors
tho truth of what we say. but does NOT ~.
.sert to the contrary. This is strange.
wcpever have nv tboucbt word or dood
tried to iniurc Camden. and can assure onr
ifriends in that town, that We would be re-
tjoiccd to see Camden town growing in
wealth and prosperity. But what folly in
Mr.. Warren TO give vent in vitupcrative
,tirade AGAINST us, and then does not eyon saw
our statement il not correct We did think.
I'm reading h;s article that when he com.
,me,ced his noraor,pb-a wc have n mind n
,say.p &c. that our statement about the do.
.preciation Of property in Camden. wouId IN,
dec,orc5 false but M. no,b;ng of tb. t;,d
the Editor mere,v s,vs that IN. ,c,,h,,ts
have done exceedingly we'll. they have n no
,oae council. &c. II strikes ms that his talk
would not do before iurS the law r.cog.
mizrs criminal us innocent, until his guilt
lis proved, and the defendent must bring tes-
/, .timony to prove the untruthfulness OF the
.alI;ootions- or his gp;,t Ia cat,h,;abed Ifwo
-. an, -, 49,,
,''No '"' "sse'''o" '''' ccrH.m properly
brought only so muci'' and the Journal does
not deny IL, il must be so. The proof we
are prepared to . .ivc--probably n few dollars.
no,s,,n,o ,h.n s,oo d;a.ron, f,,,,, ~. e.,
"o.o'0 ''''"' y wv '"''''' "o' oui ''S' '.
'statcfnenH
As regards wagons going to Camden, we
! inier from inc great number passing last
winter 'hat a great portion OF the trade OF
CaInaen lander: came from above mere, IN North
-. :, .'a. ' az. :, .",'e ~ ".,ooo , ,0m 'a.s ~. WIN
"a'0 o,'n oAu'eu " a,o '"i
-, - :" CsnSam NJ. u a. . ps,. ~ a,
.nl - sD - 'n' 49, 80, ~, '.o H.'o' u
soy If so, we are prepared to give Il.
The fact Is, il Is difficult to have goods
hauled from Camden and were lt not Tor the
-. sza.,a h.ys heen on, Of D.nor soys,a,
,;mes
The sollow;n, /. 40 ,ood ,vo m,.. o;vo !,
.,y
sorg we m;1ht wit, Dss 0rss, ds., Ias ~ W. ms
many improyements all around rs. and not
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COLUMBIA MARKET, Nov. 25.

TT vi rtNsII INU'' -V'
CorToS.-The weather to-day was very
unfavorabIe for out door business, conse-
qucntly the cotton market was dull and mac
tive. In prices, however, there was no quot
"b'e change from those of the previous day.
$50 bales were sold, at o. to 8 90 100 cents
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Chests ileld. @. II. Nail.
DUE st9BNDAY, AT 10 a. M.

DEPARTS THURSDAY, Ar4AM
All letters must be deposited by o'clk
7. NJ to ensure their departure by next
mail,
All transient newspapers sent are re,
quired to be pre- paid, otherwise they are
not mailed.
All persons who receive newspapers
and other periodicals, will observe that the
law requires the postage to be paid qaav-
terly IN advance, -
gfasea ps T. n. MAGILL, r, N,
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COM M ERCI AL.
LATEST DATES.
Charleston Markets.

r.E .... SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. 27
CorToS.-Tho sales yesterday reached
1900 bales, Mt from Sl o.; prices easier,
but without any quotable decline from the
day previous. ... .
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NOT TOE.

A LII persons indebted to me are earnestly
IA requested to come forward and settle
their accounts os or before the 25th of De-
eember, MS am compelled to have money.
Come, gentlemen, dance up to your partner
and save any hard feelings hereafter.
~ T.. ID. KENNEDY.
NOV. ~, 1902. At.
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L E G Al TIC + 8.
IL MILE CREEK LAND
FOR SALE.

Eugenia c. his wife, Lancaster Dist.
Thomas l.. Dunlap Land.
g. wife, ct al. $3.50. =,
Rf virtue Of the decree of the Court of
- Equity, in above case, will sell Mt
Lancaster c. ii. on the Ist Monday the 9th
OF December 1852, the plantation or tract
of land whereon Robert Stinson resided at
his death, and devised by him TO his dauph-
ter, Eugenia {. Stinson, (pow Mrs. McDon-
nld0 situate In Lancaster District, on both
sides of Twelve Mile Creek, containing 500
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of NJ.
c. Heath, ESQ.,, aud others. This tract con-
tains some rich ana valuable bottoms, and
also good upland, mostly in woods, with a
comfortable dwelling house. A re.survcy
and plat will be made before the d ay Of sale.
Tcrms.-A credit ofonc, two and three
years, with interest payable annually from
day OF sale, Except MS much cash rs will pay
costs and expenses Of sale) purchaser Civ.
ing bond and two good surcties and a mort
gage.
JAMES Ii WiTIIERSpOON,
COm'r Eq, l.. ID.
Lancaster G. III. Oct 90, 1852. ..
Printers Fee 50. 81 IT.
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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,.

now opening which will be found more com.
plete than has ever before been offered in
that city. - -
All articles in their line have been manu-.
tdcfured expressly 10 order, ana IMfuRrEp De
RECT and will be Warranted TO prore as
represented. .....
The one-pricc system will be rigidly ad-
hercd to, and purchasers may depend upon
every article being priced as low as they can
be procuredin any city in the United States.
Particular attention is requested to their
departments of .........
Silk and Fancy Dress Goods, Embroid-
cries. Carpetings, Blankets, Plan
tation Woolens, Sheetings.
and Shirtings, Linens,
- Table Damasks, Diapers,
Towellings, Napkins. Doylies,
Together with every variety oflong
Cloths, Cotton Sheetings, and Hosiery
of all kinds.
TERMs.-Cash or city acccptanccs
BROWNING & I.EMAN.
No. 209 g. 22l King st. cor. Market.
CHARLESTON sc.
oc'' So' looz' 81 ly.
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N d nc E.

TNfiE subscribers have this day formed a
4 co-partnership under the name and firm
OF Barton & Phifer, for the purpose of car
rying on the general Auctionecring Bussi-
ness.
w. NJ. BARTON
WM. T. PIIiFER.
December. lst 1852. AZ A.
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DUE sATuRDAY, AT @ y. NJ.
DEPARTS THURSDAY, At 4 y. N.
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MIS- c B L l. A N h 0 j 8
CARRIAGES.

ME subscriber has and will keep con.
Il stantly on hand, fine and laage assort-
ment of Carriages, consisting of every yarie-
to of the most fashionable styles of Rock
aways-two, four, five and six seated. Also
one and two horse huggics, double aud sim
gle seated, with and without tops. Also
an extensive y.
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Valuable 81 LiIley Negroes
FOR SALE.

pY order of James II. Witherspoon Ordi.
n nary Tor iAiseastes p:atsict, and In pur-
buance of the Will of the late Simon Beck
ham decd, will be sold nt his late residence
B miles south of LancasteryIe on the Cam
den road, on the 23d and 9lth days of De-
cember 1852, the whole personal estate or
dered TO be sold, consisting Of about
30LIKZLY & VALUABLE NEGROES
among the number is an
sEX0ELLENT 70 UNG SMITH,
several choice young fellows, women, BOYS
and girls, two good WAGONERS. Also,
one Carriage one Buggy, Wagons and gears
Plantation and smith tools Horses and
Mules, large stock of cattle and hogs, !, a
quantity Of corn and fodder, and many and
various other articles. -.
The negroes are pronounced by good jud-
ges to be an exceedingly likely gang. They
will be sold the first day of sale---the 23d.
TERMS.--For the negroes, credit of
and ? years, purchaser giving bond and two
good suretics, with interest annually from
day Of sale, and mortgage. For the other
estate credit Of IL months with interest
from day Of sale, note and two good sureties.
JANE Il. BECKHAM, Err.
A. J. CAUTHAN, Er'or.
Nov. ~, 1889, 42-5t.
Printers Fee S675,
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JAMES ADAMS, SID
Nov 3, 1852. Pr. fee $3.50 80 5t
Wesley Blackmon, & Mary !
his wife, applicants
Amanda IIolton g. John
Holton, Defendants

RT virtue of an order in the above stated
- case, from James LII. Withcrspoon, Or
binary of Lancaster District, / will sell before
the Courthouse door in Lancaster on the
irst Monday in December next, within the
legal hours Of sale, l4I4 acres of land more
or less, adjoining lands of Burrel Brady, JEFF
terson Holton, and others, as real estate of
w IIolton deceased, on a credit of /, . and
three years with interest from day of sale
payable annually except as much cash as will
pay cost the purchaser giving bond with
good security and mortgage of the prems-
es II deemed necessary, to the ordinary for
the purchase money
JAMES ADAMS SID
Nov. ,, 1852, 80 5t Pr fee $3.50
n virtue of Sundry writs of Fl Fa, to me
u directed, will sell on Tuesday after the
first Monday in December next, at the resi-
dcncc of Mrs. Elizabeth IIelton, about 200
bushels of Corn, or 10 stacks of Fodder,
or 5 thousand pounds of cotton in the
seed, and Clock, all as the property of
Burial Helton, decd. at the scpcrate suits of
X. Moscly. pro al, vs. Burrcll Helton and
Others. Conditions cash, &c.
JAMES ADAMS, S. l.. ID.
Printers fee, $l.l2. 42-2t,
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Telegraphic Communication between
America and Europe.

JoHN HUNTER, Agent in England ofthe
New York Associated Press, respectfully
begs to announce to the mercantile and
business community, that TELEaRApurc
DISPATCHES, to and from any part of
Great Britain, or the Continent of Europe,
will be punctually forwarded, if confided
to his care.
Dispatches should be forwarded in en-
velope, unsealed, and addressed "7elegra-
phic."
Agents.
In LIvERPooL-J. Hunter, Paradise
street.
In HALIFAx-R. Nugent, Editor of the
Sun.
In BosroN-W. G. Blanchard, office
of the Mail.
In New York-D. II. Crag, office of
the Associated Press, 3 Hanovcr-street, up
stairs.
In PHILADELpnIA-W. w. Fulton,
Ledger Building.
In BALrIMonE-C. G. Fulton, Sun
Building.
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SAvANNAn, &c, Office, Charleston,
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Exchange.
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Office.
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Exchange.
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cial Office.
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municatons for the United States through
the Agency at Liverpool. BY so doing,
their dispatches will he transmitted over
the wires in advance Of all other private
communications, on the arrival of the
steamers at Halifax, Boston or New York.
Charges moderate, and accuracy and
reasonable promptness in the transmission
OF dispatches guaranteed, or the money
will be refunded.
}. HUNTER, Telegraphc Agent,
Paradise.strect, Liverpool, England,
And General Agent in England for the
Line Of Telegraph between Halifax, N. S.,
and New York.
To the Citizens of South Carlina.
Georgia and Alabama.
The undersigned having been appointed
one Of the Agents under the above ar
rangement, begs respectfully to tender his
services in forwarding messages to ary
part Of Great Britain or the Continent O,
Europe. ANY business entrusted to his
care will be promptly attended to. Where
the parties arc unknown, reference to
some mercantile house in this city will be
invariably required. All communications,
which will be regarded as strictly conf
dental, should be addressed to.
...s- s ALEXANDER CARROLL.
Courier Office, Charleston, s. c..
GI- Any Editors giving the above ad-
vertisement few insertion, and inviting
attention thereto, may rely upon every
disposition being evinced TO reciprocate
their favors, should they require any busi-
ness transacted either in Liverpool or this
city.
Charleston, S. c., Nov. II 1852. st
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RI MT OV A 81 O.
MANSION HOUSE,
------ CAMDEN. sc.

iTHE Subscriber would respectfully in
Il form his friends and the public general
ly, that the house he formerly occupied has
been purchased for private residence, and
that he has taken tho large and
C0MM0DI0US HOTEL,
one door north of tht Court House, former
ly kept by Mr.. b. p. BoyD.
1t is one Of the most Pleasant and Com
Portable Hotels in the State, every room
having fire place, we'll ventilated and La
dies parlOrs well furnished
His table shal! compare favorably with
any in the up country. The servants will
be found respectful and attentive.
lie would say to those who have patron.
lied him, as we'll as to those who may here.
after do so, th'a every exerton by himself
and Lady, will be used to render their STAY
with them comfortable and pleasant.
Persons wishing quiet abode during their
stay in Camden, will do well to call, as there
will be no bar on the premises.
His stables and lots will be attended by
experienced and attentive Ostlcrs.
An Omhibns will run regularly to and
from the Depot. 80 ..
Nov. 18th 1852. ... 4I-3t
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Concord m,niI

DUE THURSDAY, AT 9 p. n.
DEPARTS FRIDAY, At o A. N.
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Mail Arrangements
Camden Mail

Camden Mail
DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
dts o'clock, n. NJ.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, 4 SATURDAY,
Al z o'clock, n. III.
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Charlotte mail

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
1T 8 O'Clock, p. M.
DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, d SATURDAY
1t z o'ctoch, A. M.
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Dissolution.

HE Mercantile firm Of James ID. McTlwain,
i K Il. Wylle and Samuel b. Massey con-
ducted by J. o. Boyd. clerk, under the name
OF J. y. MeIlwain, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent
e7H- All persons indebted 10 the firm, who
wish to save cost, must pay their indebted
ness by the first Of January next.
The stock Of goods on hand will be sold
low for CASH only, until the first day Of
January next
JAMES ID. MoII,WAIN.
r., E.WYLIE.
s; n. MASSEY.
Nov. a4th, 1859 ~ Ct
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fB- The friends Of WILLIAM RoBrSsoS
announce him as candidate for the Office of
Clerk Of the Court at the next election.
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AN OUNCE OF FACT, is worth pound OF
Theory and the swarm of conclusive c,cts
that cluster round that incompatible prcpar-
alton, iiootiands German Bitters, prepared
by DR.. &. NJ: Jackson, Philadelphia, estlb-
ilshlng ITS value as tonic and restorative,
are such as would prevent incrcdulty itself
from questioning its efficacy. In all eases Of
diseases OF the stomach, whether acute or
chrome 1t may be recommended for its
so"thing,,cordi'l, and r.nov.tng influence.
dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, nau
sea- nervous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c
are relieved by the bitters in a very shor
space of lime and perseverance in their
use never lie TO work a thorough cure.
..i...r. 3J-9,n
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SI{ERIFF'S SALES.
Louisa a. NJ. Erwin, widow !
applicant
Oct. 6, 1862.

WIN T Erwin, ct al dcfend'ts
PY virtue of an order in the above case
ID from James III. Wtherspoon, Ordinary
for Lancaster District, will sell before the
Courthouse door, i'll Lancaster. on the Ist
Monday In December next within the legal
hours of saic,263 acres of Land, more or less
adjoining lands of Lewis Cauthcn, Andrew
Mackcy, estate w Connors and others,
as real estate of DIR. r. w. Erwin, decd, on n
credit OF one year, with interest from day of
sale, except as much cash as will pay cost,
the purchaser TO give bond with good securi-
ty, and mortgage Of the promises if deem
cd necessary, to the Ordinary for the pur-
chase money.
JAMES ADAMS, SID
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ChcsferviIIe nanIl,

DUE WEDNESDAY, AT 5 p. M.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT ii AN,
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNnER

important toDyspepticS!-Dr. J. s. Hough-
TONS Pepsin, The True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennct or the
Fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after directions
of Baron liebcg, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. ). Houghton, NJ. D., Phila-
delphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
tor Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own Method, by Natures own
Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets,
containing Scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by Agents gratis Sec notics
among the medical advertisements. Il
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MR.. EDITOR:-Please announce Mr..
A. b. BLACKMON, rs candidate for Clerk
ofthe Court at the next election, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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MIR. EDITOR;-Plcasea announce JOHN
IL. ADAMS as suitable candidate for
Clerk of the Court, at the next election, and
obiige MANY VOTERS.
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H- X. G. BILLINGS is announced as
a candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Court at the next election, by
MANY FRIENDS g. SUPPORTERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

s3B- The friends of J. A. STEWMAN
announce him rs Candidate for the Office
Of Clerk Of the Court ut the ensuing Elec-
tion.
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A MAN that can render reason, is man
worthy of an answer
But he that argueth for victory, dcscrvcth
not the tenderness of truth.
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Waxhaw Tent, I. o. r."
MEETS every Thursday even
lA1R ing at z o'clock.
A. J. SECREST. n. 8.
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State of South Carolina

Nov. 18th 1852.
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Z HE !, N Ar K Il I s ).
LANCASTER PRICES CURRENT,

JVF Htc LfcIStT
J. A. HASSELTINE,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

BEAUTIFUL FicusR.-Lfe Is beautifully compared
fount&ia fed by Thousand streams that perish u
sne be dried. II silver c-rd twisted with thous
and stngs that part asundsr II one be brken. Fr4l
and thoughtess mortas surrounded by innumerabe
dangers, which make IL much strange that they
escape 90 long, that they almost all perish suddenly
last. We encompas.ed with accidents every day
crush the Wondering tenements We nhablt The seeds
Of disease are planted In our constitutions by nature
The earth and atmosphere whence d-sw the breath
Of life impregnaed with DEATH health is made to
operate ts own destruction; the food that nnurishe,
il by vvifyng frat tends il out by its
ton, death arks in ambush along the paths Notwth.
standing this is the truth papsby conrmd by the
daily example before eyes, how little do we lay u
bat how seldom does IL thoughts that
kne shall perhaps give the next ruiess warning to the
world
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

ELECTION DAY-1HE SECOND TUESDAY IN OcroRER
70 Announcement fee SiOo.-Q
1--WE requested that JoHS ALLKs can
pdaie for Assessor in Center township
C-we requested tho Of Capt DAxrEi
LAxrRsY canddals fOl Assessor Of Wayne township
~we arc requested to announce HrRAx BRows. ESQ,
candidate fOr Prosecuting Attorney In this Judicial Circuit
PzTsa wnczKL candidate for in Center town
shP
1.-Two requested by o. r. P. BIZ, thai We wii
Independent, candidate Sheriff. ensuing October
lion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

We panied learn that this old and distinguished
citizen Of Kentucky died Paris Bourbon county,
Tuesday Of last week. He was resident Of Mason
county. and has LEFT large circle Of relatives and
friends to lament his departure from this TO another
world. oovsrncf CEAnByas's name 10 identified with
the histories Of Kentucky and Iowa. In the first Of which
be has SLED many high and responsible Offices, and
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Marion County Democratic Ticket.

For Senator.
PERCY H0SBROOK, 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 L. MORRISON, of Center Township
For CJuaty Commissioners.
MATTHEW X. HUNTER, of Lawrence Township
HENRY p. TODD. OF Perry Township.
For Coroner.
GEORGE NEWL AND, OF Center Township
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NOTICE OF INJUNCTION AGAINST
DAVID A. REDFIELD,
Our late Agent Tor the sale of Davis Pain. z b q
STATE Of Indiana

CAUTION ~ flCk AUFNTS ~
gEvHE pnbc hereby n, a. hst ell Agency ot David A.
h dhsld- the above dicine, temnafrd. and
all persons Indebted for such m'cnc ID that said Red
Geld had rgh take nhg ahns biz sad
medicine the OF other p-rsn the andes t
and I'll her by fed make amy
deliver any Pam Killer oher OF property said Rdeod
for him has fleu accounts Of
agency or the mcnsy end defaute N ga
Indiana has issued INJCNCT on said Redheld
vent his receiving direct drte y any such moeys or Other
properly The Court will appoint Receiver who viii be nuLo
N HARRIS a 90
Cincinnati Ohio October s. lisa &C 0RdSw.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

FUVo FARMERS AND oTHsRs-The subscriber has Jus
u received another lot Of Greer Co Dayton "a
perior These ih heavs and csssoeTc
West There wesfe-
m each They wsrsnled fw tnsee ytss
anst cracking Gre aud the raI-scilnn 81
Sold whness retail The o. The big ls1
ls,ck NV coa7.w HESRY = KELLOGG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07
PREPARE FOR WINTER!

HAS just received his Fall and Winner stock Of DRY GOODS
Il and READY MADE CLUTHING. lie respectfully invites
his friends and the public generally hlm call lie gives
Than be had other like shment
indiana lie does toost cords and goods
selling low be will not be szald lie also has we'll selected
~ Dress Goods Bonnot, R0bon Gloves Hosiery
sc, &c.
r F. Thompson has been engaged supenlend Tailor
ng He Is prepared executed the best ali orders
the fashiouabs and approved styles.
Give ear-cai-n0 ch rsv fof showing Goods
TOne door eass OF o. Toussys opposite Palmer House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-07

AE-ABUsE or THE STOMACH, In eating drinking,
VIZ the use Of drugs slimulsn and condiments, sang Too
FAST and too muah between meals late night &C. &C. Is
s and universal nObOdy had ever talked against
these evils Hence Dyspepsia is also universal these abuses
The Digestive Apparatus destroyed snd there Is help for IL
obtaining supply Gastric Juice from other
This great necessity happily supplied by Dr. Houghons
preparation Pepsin Gastric Juice Obtained from the Stomach
Ofhe Ok which almost performing the digestion Of the
nation