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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND oRTHOPRDIC IN
STITUTI0N.

FuNhIS esab smeEi just completed and Will be permanent
IL place for the reception of all patients wishing undergo treat
diseased Fly well those DESTROYS being
ted The removal Of all varieties OF DEFORMlTES such
long standing Doeaions Cubooi mmOby ofthe Lower Jaw
&c Sc
The building beautiful and healthy location, In the
border The PEORIA where patients be accommodated
with comfortable boarding and washing such corresponds
each Every instrument and apparatus calculated carry
the Of such institution provided IN the Orho
pdc Department entirely original used
which Cubooi of young children frequently obvales The
sity of operating by the knife.
The design Of the Eye Department more particularly for The
those who under Than
be- 0''Oe' '''A 81 "''' "'-' - ''
For further information, address
6 COOPER, NJ. d,
Peoria Illinois
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o. BUTLER.
]. N. MATHEs
NEW ROCK STORE,

ElUrLER & MATHES having commenced the BOOK Sell
ND LING AID STATIONERY business in The city Of Indian
apo would respectfully inform the citizens Of Indianapolis
and OF The State generally thai they receiving and open
ing handsome addition their former Stock which makes
their good They expect keep constantly
hand and for sale wholesale aud retail Law Medical Theological
Musical Agricultural and Scientific Works Blank Books School
Books and Stationery of every description together with general
assortment OF Thing in their line usually kept in Book Stores
all OF which propose sell the accommodating
Ladies and gentlemen will please call and
before purchasing elsewhere All orders from distance promptly
attended and Boxes and Packages forwarded with dispatch
Store south side Of Washington street. The brick Block
corner OF Washington and Meridian few doors OF
the Posofhee BUTLER MATHES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

1.-THE editor Of the Journal is encouraging his Wing
friends believe that Indiana will for Scott Why
don't be take in Mississippi Arkansas, Texas, Alabama
and all the rest of the Statesf He will only induce
Wings, who blockheads enough anyhow, TO BET
money on Indiana and lose it. The editor hears oil
of Democrats in this State going to Scott
Let any dunderheaded Wing comfort himself with such
roorback that if he can. It's likely story that
Democrats going vote for Scott in Kentucky,
when the Wings can hardly vote for him themselves
when prominent and resoute Wings here and all over
the State won't stand it, and going either bolt
outright and for Pierce, not all ! The
truth is he Democrats of Kentucky never more
than they for Pierce and King and the wings
never half as mach divided on their ticket
We speak within bounds when we say Scott will lose
from thirty fifty Wing in every county in tins
Commonwealth He would lose twice that number il
the election on Immediately but We calculate that
the process of whipping in will be attended with
success
We see some very sanguine Wing editors are printing
States for Scott by the pyramd-some twenty more.
We presume this is only TO show how nice the pile looks
in type for most Of these States have not voted Wing
these many years and likely TO do again in
this generation. The Wings have bur five Governors
the Union OF thirty one and four Of them could not
elect now il they bad to try it, The party perry dead,
If they did but know it, and can't raise breeze
Louisville Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
Fire and Water-Proof composition Eoofne Material I

WateI-FTool Comp0sltlon EoofnR Material
fENE undersigned respectfully beg leave call
u the community this invaluable material Tor Roofs In the
cities almost entirely superseded
Roofs and IN this city although but recently Introduced, has
every given the entire Satisfaction Arraneements
perfected which the subscribers enabled
all for the Roofing Material either country the
shortest notice, and on the favorable terms.
They economical construction they effect considerable
side and which Ear ards paying their
SURFACE burning bodies FILLING them Being nearly level
they be used conveniently for all the purposes OF
yards The daily OF Roofs which refer, sufficiently
site eir durability for those Orders respectfully
Icied. LOUDEN & DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
A Water Spout.

The abingdon Virginan Of the 18th ult mentions the
appearance OF a water spout Browns Furnace
10 Washington county, on Wednesday, the 10th ult.,
during heavy fall OF rain, which is thus described by
those who it:-Several workmen having taken
shelter in building the furnace, one of the party
saw descending from The heavens immense volume Of
water with exclamation Of terror he sprang from
the house, his companions following him. They had
scacey left the building when the column Of water de.
scended into small creek close by, causing the little
stream to overleap its barriers, sweeping off mill
house, together with the building the had recently
occupied Fortunately no lives were lost.
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az IcHIGAN PLANK RoA

aE IoHIGAN PLANK ROAD-Arang emens having been
We recently made by the Directors this Company
completion the undersigned invites the attention the citizens
MaTion Boone and Hamilton counties the policy and Poprey
stock.
Twenty-Five miles Of the road from Logsnsport this
shed and the dividends that have been about
per anum The whole OF the remainder under
and in course construction The % miles this end under
taken by Messrs Pierce McCamrock who will have
h Eve miles om indianapolis graveed months Farmers
along the road taking sock enough half
The and ali that needed subscription
the Gil zen generally Shares S5 EACH payable in install
ments Of 80 every months.
The first nsament due the lib of May, and
The 10Th inst and continue every uni the
subscribed paid and it Of vital Importance the work that
prompt payments should be made.
This will be of vsue the country generally
raroad and must be productive stock IL citizen owning
property would take shares would
promptly finished and their stock yield them good profit The
undersigned OF The Directors company
thorzed receive subscriptions
tend TO the interests Of the South end Of the road and has appointed
Dr. Ross agent for hat whose receipts and
nents VIII be obligatory Every liberal
earnes E requested to this call BY prompt subscription
stock.
j. H. MeKernOn has been appointed Or prOcu-
ring stock JAMES BLAKE,
indianapolis July g. 1852 d& w1w Director.
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disaection Of Thomas d. Walpole, with the refec
ton that Daniel Kelso refuses to support Pierce and
King. Easily satisfied. Kelso has been acting with the
Wings two or three years He has long opposed the
Democratic nominations in his own County. IL the
Wings can use him to advantage they had better take
him. No harm will be done to the Democracy. Ia
1912 the Wings hung him in efigy at Indianapolis.
Would il not be well for them unhang him in the
way when they take him backl 1t is Of bust
But think they ought to get him into the Wing
party in the way they got him out Of it-BrOons
form Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

C-The editor Of the Journal says that James Mad.
SON offered General Scott the place Of Secretary OF War
when he but little twenty years of age Please
give the proof OF that Mr. Editor. We don't believe
word Of it, and there others equally ncredulous
II queer that Wing Presidents found the
great qualifications Of Scott for this office, in his
mature years. Neither Adams, Harrison, Taylor, nor
Fillmore offered Scott seat in his cabinet We
heard that they thought Of it, That is not all General
Scott has been laborng hard to recommend himself TO
the Wings these thirty forty years butyet when cabi
nets were to be made the Wings didn't think Of him
anywhere. James Madison, it seems, stands alone OF
all the Presidents in offering General Scott such posi-
ton. Fadgei-Lonispilie Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.
p7-UNDER THE PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS 81
FHNHE subscriber having TAKEN for the present. Store in the
Palmer House building offers large and well selected stock
of Goods in his line, consisting of
Moleskin, Fur, Cashmere, and Silk Hats,
OF the latest styles which for quality beauty Of finish and dua
billy, challenge competition
beautiful OF STRAW GOODS, Gentlemen's,
Boys, and Chidrens comprising Others,
Panama, Braid, Leghorn, and Straw Hats,
All fresh from the manufacturers hands and almost endless
variety.
He viii also keep hand complete Of Black and
Drab,
Soft Casssimere and Brush Hats,
Consisting of the Kossuth Magyar Hungarian and
other patterns.
Palm-Lsaf Hats, Black and Drab Wool Hats,
From the best TO the cheapest qualities. Also,
Mems and Boys Caps.
My Goods kmanshp and designed
cusiom-snd will be sold cheap the cheapest for cash
BCountry Merchants supplied on the most liberal terms
SAMUEL WIIzMOT
ON This establishment will about the
LIST Of September the stand occupied by w IT, Talbot
Jeweler, under the Capital House.
indianapolis Apr Goth, Is52-d&wtf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

TEvO THE PUBIIC-The undersigned hereby cautions the
IL public ainst buying Patent Right for machinery
for cutting the Screws The rails &c. Of bedsead granted
Spencer Lewis April h 1850
and has ajudged by
United States, 10 Gross and Campbell, OF TIlfn, Ohio.
The The only authorized Agent said Gross and
Campbell for the sale Of the R said machinery the State
Indiana and viii Infringement the by
sale using, otherwise.
For the information the public he herein sets forth The decision
Of the Commissioner nt Patents:
SpeHe Leicis Campbell Inlee of said Gross
Campbes application with Patent granted said Spencer
Lewis April 9 1880 for Improvements machinery for cutting
Screws rails &C. OF Beasieads, before the Commissioner
Patents
careful examination Of testimony entitled
priority of invention is decided in favor Of said Gross and
Canpbe the said Gross with the said Cam bell
the machine claimed by them having invented the part
prior the invention production @ The by said
Lewis THO'S EWBANK.
PATENT OFFICE March IL, 1851.
SAAiI II. KISINGER,
juys.-w6w. Agent for Gross * Campbell, Thn, O.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

IL ENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDIOINE.-Thc Third Ses
IN zion Of this Institution will commence the first Monday
November next and continue -four months with the following Fac
ulty and of Instruction.
BENJAMIN w Dudley, nj d Emeritus Prof Anatomy and
Surgery.
RoBERr PKTER, NJ. d Prof Of Chemistry and ToreOlogy
TnoMAs D. MITCHELL, Nj. d. Prof Of 1ory and Praefics Of
Medicine.
JOSHUA B. Flint NJ. d. Prof Of Principles and Practice Of
Surgery
ETHELsKRr T.. DUDLEY, NJ ID and JAMES NJ Bush, NJ. D.,
Preeors Of Special and Surgical Anatomy and Operative and
Clinical Surgery.
LLEwKILYS POWELL, NJ D., Prof Of Obstetrics Of
Women aai Children.
HENRY NJ BuLLrr, NJ d. Prof. Of Physiology Pathology
ERASMUS d. FoREE NJ D. Prof f ateria 1fsda, TheTa
peUfics.
DAVID CUMMINGS, nj. d., DemoRstTafOr Of Anatomy
The fees for the whole OF Sos
MarculatIon lee S. TO be paid only. Graduation
Dissecing ticket $40 Hospital ticker SIS
JOSHUA B. FLINT,
Louisville, july e-w5w. Dean Of the Faculty
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The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age!
TIE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE POWDERS

The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age!
THE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE Powders
- THOSE who have used once almost invariably eai
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~ an admirable remedy in The diseases tor which Is re-
AlZ1 commended -
we do not say that THE GERMAN Sc POWDER tstE
which thai useful animal The Horse sub
iec most certain cure and proven
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Distemper, YelIow Wafer, St0b69ing, GIGndeTs, Loo
Spirits, Loss Of appetite,
And ali Diseases whatever arising from
IMPURIrY THE IL o d,
challenge production OF better medicine TO- nose
diseases.
we publish no certificates for willing thai me medicine
shall ssnd or fall and confident Thai
trial of skePtcal Of us good q9ses
should be careful and ask for FtcaTdts c
man Horse Powder take aGy other Buy oay OF Us OF
our accredited agents
i TROUP & FlCKARDT
Druggists and Msnuhcturersi
Circlevlle, o.
To whom al orders be addressed ,,.n-, 49,.
The GENUINE FICKARDTSS GERMAN HORSE POW
DER can also be had Of ,,>-e =, ,, -
And of other respectable agents in Indiana maI9M
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

REFERENCES
Hon. E A. Hanne2 ian, Indiana
Hon. Wilson Shannon, Eek Gov. OF Ohio
Hon. WIN. p. Bryant, Elk Chief Justice OF Oregon
Hon. Isaac p Walker, u. s. Senate
Hon. John Moore, Springfield, illinois,
Hon. VIM McAIurty Lieut. Gov. Of illinois,
Hon. s. ii. Treat Springfield Illinois;
For further Information address f. COOPER,
iauas-Iy Peoria, Illinois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
For the Indiana State sentinel
Wright and McCarty.

NoBLEsyILLE, Ind.
Mr. BRowN: These gentlemen addressed very large
meeting of the Of Hamilton county Saturday
last. One thing is clearly impressed the minds Of all
who heard their talk Wright will carry this county +"
ION
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29


We clip the following from the Boston Post, and ask
for it a careful and unprejudced perusa
:" The writer of a communication signed q" Granite, !"
from Concord N. H., will have seen that in our para
graph of Saturday took the ground that he
exposing the absurdty Of the attempt by the Atlas to
hold Gen. Pierce responsible for the religious clause in
the old New Hampshire constitution, established before
the formation of political parties. Granite says that
for twenty-five years the Democratic party in New
Hampshire has not been in two thirds malority-re-
minds the Atlas that within six years the Wings aud
Abotionlss have had the majority both IN the egisla.
and popular vote-and repeats the very significant
fact that the late adjourned session Of the convention
Mr.. Chamberlain, Wing candidate for Governor, spoke
and voted against submitting the religious and property
tests to the people their naked merits AS to the
seron that the vote for aboishng the came mostly
from Wing towns, that is all CANNON, have re-
peatedy shown and here repeat the authority of the
Concord Patriot which has many times corrected the
wrong figures and erroneous statements of the Atlas.
Out OF l5S towns the Patriot proved that in 1851 only
46 gave maorites in favor of striking out the religious
test OF these &c towns % gave Democratic majority
for Governor, while only gave Wing majority
% Of them gave Democratic plurality. and IL Wing
plurality. In fine, only out Of 15S towns gave
Wing majority in favor Of this amendment! So well
convinced at the time the Atlas Of the nonsense and
utility OF charging the defeat OF the amendment to the
Democrats that it said, is hardly fair Sc. this
doca party thing to attribute il exclusively to the
iocotocos. WE REGRET TO SAY THAT THE WINGS, TO A
CONSIDERABLE EXTENT, HAVE PARTICIPATED IN PRO-
DUcING THIS RESULT" Now, to subserve the ends Of
party, the Atlas and kindred prints what they
know TO be unfair, and undertake to make Mr. Pierce
responsible for the failure Of the Wings Democrats, and
Aboonsts TO amend the constitution. We do not pur
this subject and make these repeated explanations
from any fear that Mr.. Pierce is be injured in the
minds of Catholic voters. Thanks to the Boston Pilot
the Cincinnati Citizen, the Freeman's Journal, the
American Cet and every Catholic press in the country
this has been placed fairly before their readers
They know that Franklin Pierce has done all that he
could do to this reproach from his native State"
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Wells, Fargo & Company's California Express


Office 70. Is, Wall ST., New York.
FHNHS Company having completed
IL now ready 10 undertake general Express Forwarding
Agency and Commission Business the purchase and sale OF Gold
Dust Bullion and Bills Of Exchange the and collection
Notes, Bills
and Spece-aso Packages Parcels Freight all descriptions
and between the city OF New York and the city Of San Francis
and the principal cities and California: connecting
New York with the lines oE Wells Buuerfed
with the Harnden Express Pulen Virgil Co.'s Northern and
Canada Express Davenport Masors New Bedford Expess
Livingston, Wells & Co.. European Express.
They have established Offices and faithful Agents. all
epa cities and towns throughout the Eastern Middle Western
States, and California; energetic and faithful Messengers furnished
with chests security
packages each Express all
in California in the Atlantic States
Our several Agents California authorized draw drafts
payable the principal Offices of American Express
Company; afordng persons
California The convenient prompt and reliable
RENTING TO their friends in this country Also Drafts Caor
mia, for sale at the current rates OF exchange.
SAMUEL p CARTER, for many years connected with the
American Express Company Albany and r. w. wASHBURN
late Of the Bunk Of Syracuse have been appointed principal Agents
for California.
The Agents Of the American Express authorized to &C
as Agents for this Company.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells, Aurora. ~ Y, VIM. G. Fargo, Buffalo,
Johnston Livingston, N. Y, Alpheus Reynolds, do.
Elijah Williams, Buffalo, James Mckay, New York.
Ed. W. Morgan, Aurora, N. Y, Alex NJ c. Smith, NJ ",
Henry ID Rice Elmira
EDWIN b MORGAN, President.
JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
WELLS, FARGO & Co., Iewsn ST., New York
lgy5o5w2w. +. CLARK, Agent, Cincinnati, o.
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DA new journal with peculiar recommendation, is
about to be established in Circleville Ohio. The editor
in his prospectus says: "Our terms dollars
year Gentlemen who pay in advance will receive q
first rate obituary notice in case Of death"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

GGreeey has been splitting upon the Scott platform
so much that some of his builders have found 1t dicu
to stand upon il they now therefore, are trying to liz
on il
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lur EDIoAL COLLEGE OF oHIo.-SEssION OF is52-s

Hg EDlOAL COLLEGE OF OHIO-SESSlON OF lS52-S3.
lVA The Lectures will
the Monday November under the following
and close on the last of February
JEDEDIAH COBB, NJ d., Professor OF AnaieGly.
JOHN LOCKE NJ D.. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
JOHN LOCKE NJ d. Adjunct Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
L. NJ LAWSON, NJ Professor OF Phys ology and Pathology
n O. EDWARDS, Nj. D., Professor Of Maeria Medica and
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
H. w BAILEY, M. d.. Professor Of Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy.
LANDON G. RIvES. NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women and Children
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ D. Professor Theory and Practice and
Clinical Medicine
WIN. ii. COBB, NJ. d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The DsEcTINo RooMs will be opened the first October
and continued throughout the session Every desirable facility will
be afforded for the study of Practical Anatomy
CLINICAL LEITuREs by the Professors Of the Practice of Med
cine and Surgery will delivered regularly throughout the session.
at the Commercial Hospital.
PRELIMINARY LECTURES, during the month OF oeir will be
delivered by members of the Faculty This (which will be
the College II will infringe the regular
The new College Building ns finished, will be in readiness in
every respect at The opening of The ensuing pupils there
iore rely convenience for the prosecution Of their
studies.
FEEs-For the whole collectively, Sos; Naturalization
Ticket S5 Dsseeng Ticket slo Hospital Ticket as Gradua
ton Fee S25.
Good Board (erdng fuel and ghts viii about 50
per week L. NJ LAWSON, M. d,
Cincinnati, July 10, 1921 ww2w Dean of the Faculty
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OH. For STEAM

Oh FOR STEAM
AT EAGLE BOILER AND MACHINE SHOP
YENHE citizens Indiana who purchase Steam Engines
Boilers sheetron Chmneys, &C. well constructed Of the
best quality of iron, anc cheap specially invited the well
OF KEISHAN SINKER, whose facilities for
featuring Steam Boilers superior any OF the mountains
prepared and ready by experience
business the shortest
of work repairs Of old.
Therefore before dow the elsewhere call
and dimes home Pennsy
Pogues Run, right north OF the Gas Works the Railroad
city OF Indiana
indianapolis July /, 1852 WON.
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IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE!

Troup & Fickardt's Celebrated Black Liniment
rs APPLICABLE all the diseases of Horses and Cat
a tie where external application required such Corks
Chaes Calls Spans Bruises, Scratches Cracked Heel strains
the Shoulders Sae Hoo Knee, Hip Joint Feock and of the
Pastern and Coffin Joints Sweeney Sp SPAWN Hard Tumo
Disemper, Fisinla, Poll Evil, &c. &c.
And Also excellent remedy for the Human frame all
Weakness Stiffness of Joints Pains
SIDE Face Limbs &c; Throat Influenza Swellng Rheu
mafism, Sprains Bruises, &c. &c. &c.
This article far superior and cheaper Than the
Nerve and Bone Lnimen in
and sold only by the subscribers
may also be obtained of their accredited agents throughout the
Stale Price a bottle, BEETLES for a dollar, by
TROUP & FICKARDc, Druggists.
Circleville, o.
To whom all orders be addressed
The GENUINE BLACK IMMINENT can also be had OF
THALMAN & EVANS, Indianapolis
And nj other respectable agencies in Indiana mar4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29
INDIANA FEMALE SEMINARY.
G. G.. MCLEAN, ID. D.. Principal.

FuyHIs Seminary il, city indianapolis It's
trail position makes OF New and coTnodious
buildings In which, hoped the pupils will md
pleasant and cheerful home Every will be paid 10 me
physical mental moral and culture Of the pupils by Inc
Principal and his Assistants
first session will first Monday Of septem
Der next when and Loardng pupils will be received Circulars
be had the city Bookstores from the Prncpa by ap
plica,,on through the mad. and this office.
ndia apols 3ty4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-29

- HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-To my largely In
AA creased stock purchased in the East this Spring.
IA receiving additions from the Eastern markets and
\ manufacturers have now hand larger and cheaper
stock than be found elsewhere this vicinity have added
many new articles well increased those heretofore kept
Among The articles which have full hand
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks Laiches Butts Screws Nails and Brads Window SASH
Glass, &c;
TABLE AND POCKET cUTI.ERY-The best assortment ever
offered in this market.
CARPENTERS AND COOPERS TOOLS-A full supply OF
n Kellogg's and other make just received
CABINET MAKERS GOODS-Mshogany yeneers and Knobs
Till Chest and Cupboard Locks Table and Bed Casiors Clue &C.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS-GuiIa Perchs and OIL Cloth, En-
aeed and Patent Leather and Lace Also Hubs Shafts Feoes
FOR MIILERS-Anchor Boiling Cloths, India Rubber Belts
Saws Files, Packing Yarn, Block Zinc, &c;
FOR FARMERS-Al kinds of Farming Utensils Piows Casl
Steel and Steel Back Scyhes Cradles Forks Rakes Shovels
Spades, and Hoes
FOR hand very large stock OF
Shoenberger Iron all kinds Steel Youghgany Coal Blacksmith
Tools &c. All warranted.
great variety The improved patterns of Psor and Cook
Stoves warranted for Year Tin Plate Copper Pumps and
Lead Pipe All very cheap RETAIL The OF the
Big Paddock and Cook HENRY s. KELLOGG
Indianapolis May 16 1851.
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FIRE AEO WATER PROOF ROOFS

CoMPOSITION by the barrel, prepared Paper and Fein
Keies of 20 100 gallons Mops Screens and Heaters
prepare Gravel sale Mandatory Market stree
and half squares OF the Court House with printed
recIons for G. ZIMMERMAN d co,
may25-d&wf Indianapolis, Ind