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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.
BEFORE CHRISTOPHER @. WERBE, JUSTICE OF THE

p;oh.r5xy u;s . p;ch.,5l

Richard w. llif a. Richard L. Cobb
Office hereby given; that the 2d day Of August 1882
of Foreign Attachment issued by Christopher
G. Werbe Justice of the Peace Of Marion Indiana
the the affidavit Richard w f against the
eaes and Richard Cobb by virlueOf which
said writ pohng has been aachtd but James Hanes Chares
Fisher and William Brdgeford OF said county, have been
gsnishees that WILL
9th day of February, 1885, o'clock, p ~, Office
the OF Indianapolis, proceed hear and decide
the claim of said Richard W. I whereof the said Richard L.
Cobb and all other persons concerned, will take notice
August 10, 1s52-w3w. Christopher G. wERBE, J. p.
NTOTICE-Ths notify all persons that my wife, Leanna
orsaken bed board without
notify the public
will be accountable for contract
of hers from this day forward PATRICK lVERS
August 90, 1852 pt2w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

M OTICE The undersigned has this day the
Probate Court letters Of Administration on the estate OF Php
Harrington deceased late of the county of Marion State OF lnd
All who indebted said estate requested settle I'M
medaey having against the notified
them duly authenticated for SAID estate probably
solvent. DUANE HICKS, Admir-.
August 10. 1852 augi9-w3w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
Ut ENTERTAINMENTS VIII clIu VIII IdNUI
EQUESTRIAN BURLESQUE,
THE GREAT FRENCH CIRCUS!


JAS. NJ. JUNE s. co.
The Most Extensive and Brilliant Troupe in the World.
XNTILL Exhibit INDIANAPOLIS Friday, Sept 17h, o
wv Day only Two and Evening
Doors open at II and 81. Admission IS cents.
SIX LADY PEDESTRIANS,
all principal Hppodromes of Paris vewa and ST. Peters
buTgh The celebrated
Mad. TOURNIAIRE,
WILL her world renowned School of the Manege deneae the
fashionable modes of Lady Equestranm the saddle applicable
CHASE presenting Lady Anateurs this
exharatng and truly elegant perfect
TATIoN with the Costume setting the Horse
Mad T. will also introduce all her nvore TRAINED Her
cules Washington Cheming Superb Mare1eo Brilliant AaEa
and Achile.
Mile JOSEPHINE,
N her elegant TOURS DE GRACE ON A SINGLE HORSE.
Mile LOUISE,
In her brilliant COUP D'ETAT, WITHOUT SADDLE or BRl
DIE
The Corps De Ballet consisting of
MILE IRENE, MILE FRANCK,
LIE PETITE CERITO MILE AUGUSTE
Will also appear in beautiful Pastoral Ballet.
The German Hercules, Herr KIST,
Will exhibit his extraordinary pTowess Also, EQUES TRAN
PERFORMANCES by Messrs b. STEVENS, J. SWEET, w
ARMSTRONG, A. F. LINING, ID. STRYKER, t. TUCKER,
and J. w. MURRY.
Equestrian Manager. PROF N JOHNSON
Director of the French Troupe Mons TOURNIAlRE
Leader of the Bugle Band Mr. X WILLIE
Prnclpa clown MIR w.
second feIo 'oe
G-The Procession, Comprising superb coege exhibit
stock the world will enter the town. pre-
ceded by A MAGNIFICENT CAR OF NEPTUNE, IN which
will be seated the Buge Band Of Willis The harness used IN
splendid vehicle manufactured by Lacy Phillips Phla
deph and the firm thaook the premium at the Worlds
Fair, London, having cost in getting $1,000
lFr full particulars of performances the public are respect
fully referred TO the descriptive and deneaied sheets OF The
GREAT FRENCH CIRCUS in all the public places
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
Gen. n. RueII.

This gentleman has been nominated by the Demo
eracy Of Marion county their candidate for Repre-
sentative.
acquired scholarships he will do honor to his Consttu-
ency in the halls Of Legislation De moerafc Rife
GTesnsburgh-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-By virtue of an order

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-By virtue of order OF
Probate Marion county, of Indiana the
degned Commissioner appointed by the Court will offer for
sale public vendue The 1h day Of September 1852 the
dwelling the highest bidder the following
described Real Estate w The west half of the south
quarter and the half of the northwest quarter OF section
and the half of The northeast quarter section 2 in township
u.s. north of situated Marion State of Ind
This valuable and productive farm of about 205
the vicinity the best markets. and well provided with stock water
About 10acre under good fences complete repair IS acres
well IS dadned and about 90
heavily tmbeed II has good orchard of 100 apple trees
Several and peach all choice well ecied fruit IL
also has large dwelling house good repair with large, con-
stables other buildings designed for stand
indianapolis, Central
Plank or National Road.
Sae-One- third of the purchase 10 be paid IN
hand and the OF
be secured by promissoy notes
purchaser and by Of the premises payable without
any relief from valuation apprasement laws bearing interest
dale DAVID
August 10 Ie52-wSw. Commissioner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON WASHINGTON ST

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON WASHINGTON ST.
FOR sALE-Noce is hereby given that, on Saturday, the
September 1882 the undersigned Administrator Of the
Of Joseph Streehe deceased WILL in pursuance of the
of the Probate Court Marion and State Of n
the thereof the 1852 sell al
public the highest bidder the Court House door, The
Indianapolis the following described Real Estate belonging
the of said Secher wit Seventeen and half feet
7 fronting Washington of Lot number three (3 in
fquare number sixysx 1907 in the city Of Indianapolis CON-
mencng the of said lot then running
half thence hundred
1885, and feet 7 thence
north hundred and feet 1885, the place of begin
nng-togeiher with thereon Also lot number
number III in The second addition TO the
of Asonve Marion county, Indiana with the improve
Terms will be, third of the purchase money IN hand one
third in eighteen months from date Of
sale Said from date
secured with approved freehold security
relief whatever from valuation appraseneni
properly will be sold subject the widows DOVER but
free all other membranes Sale will take place between
| 10 O'Clock NJ and 4 o'clock p. M. CHARLES FISHER,
/ Aug. q, 1852. aug26-w4w. Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
AUGUST I6. 1852.

l. the undersigned, resident Catholic pastor of Man.
chester and Concord New Hampshire, certify that the
above.signed gentlemen citizens Of Concord, and
know them TO be citizens Of good standing and Catho
lies; and moreover, fully with the sentiments
expressed in their statement of facts relative to the
course of Gen. Pierce.
WILLIAM MCDONALD, Catholic Pastor.
To JOHN WHITE Esq, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

q DEMONSTRATORS NoTIoE.-The undersigned has this
day taken out Letters Of Administration from the Probate
of Marion county, the Polly Schoocra late
county deceased Therefore all persons having claims against
will present them for settlement and all persons
ed said will make immediate payment The
probably solvent. WILLIAM SCH0OICRAFT, admir-.
August 90 1852. sepu-dltw4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

lust REoEIvED-A lot of splendid enameled Parlor Coal
- Crates with and without Summer Fronts selected from the
atest and beautiful Call Fer
sale low by THOMAS BUST
septl, Sign Of the Red Anvil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
Democratic Judicial Nominations.

FOR JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT,
WM. w. WICK, Of Marion County.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
q. NJ. ONERSTREET, OF johnson County
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
CoNcoRp. IN. H. Aug.


CONCORD, IN h. Aug. 10, 1852.
DEAR SIR-Undersandng that an impression has OBJ
tanned IN Wisconsin to considerable extent, and espe-
cay among that portion Of your people that are Caho-
lies, that General Franklin Pierce, Of this State, was
unfriendlv to Catholics as religious sect, and that
attempt has been made hold him responsible for the
odous religious test contained in the constitution of this
State, the undersigned, Catholic citizens Of Concord
Gem it duty say that the Catholics of this State
and OF New England and especially that portion of them
that are OF his political opinions, entertain for him the
highest respect politician and a man. Especially
do they feel under great legations him for his pow
test from the constitution OF New Hampshire, and Tor
his efforts before The people to have the amendment to
the constitution adopted which provided for the striking
out of the religious test.
Any impression of the kind indicated does Zen. Pierce
great Injustice and regret that for partisan purposes
he has been thus misrepresensd We send this to you
for electioneerng partisan purposes, but sim
pie act a justice Of the strongest opponents the
odous 'test" has in New Hampshire, and to OF the
most liberal and tolerant of its citizens We have been
present several meetings. and the last town meeting
when this proposed amendment submitted TO the
people, and have heard Gen Pierce address the people
in favor of aboshing this "test" and any representa-
ton that he is opposed TO striking ont that test, or
that he has excred himself to have that test abo
shed, must proceed either from profound Ignorance
malicious misrepresentation OF the man. his character
and course in relation to this "test" question.
Christopher Hart, John Geenty.
Thomas McGrath Patrick Lnmner,
Michael Burning Michael McCabe
Martin Lawler. ID. Flynn
James Hart Thomas Clark,
William Connolly. Patrick Mehan
Thomas Mumlord Luke Benson,
Thomas Murphy, John Gallagher,
Richard Wheelehan. William Sheehan,
James Leahy, Michael Murphy,
Timothy Lynch Barnard Mcdonald
Charles O'Bryon Barnard Callance,
Owen Garland, John Lynch.
Martin Casy Barney Halpn,
John Thompson, Phillip Halpin
John Murphy, James McCone,
Thomas Thompson, Richard Lunird,
Edmond Sullivan. Patrick MeCone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

RON AND sTEEL-Iron Nails Steel, Castings, Springs,
Axes Steel Mould Boards &c, &c For sale al owes ass
by THOMAS BUST,
july2 Sign ofthe Red Anvil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
OCTOBER ELECTION.

OCTOBER ELECTION.
ELECTION DAY-1HE SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER
u Announcement fee sl00.-Q
GPETER WINcHEL candidate for Assessor Center Town.
ship
live requested by o. H. p BLY, that he will be
independent candidate for Sheriff. the ensuing October eec
lion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
URE REJECTED BY DIR. WEAvER'S SYRUP, AFTER
ALL OTHER TRIED MEDICINES HAD FAILED.

wife, would say that from childhood she has been afflicted witt
forum Of FDl !, s s SINCE Il appeared in very distressing
side of the face accompanied with painful sensation similar 10
ace swollen that for several SsS Sc Ta
did not recsenize her She had bt ,S n@te
the last five years It's effects sometimes appeared IN small oracle
the ts s the Ren S S4k and as thence extending
was impossible for her to allow them The pillow H.
Gcharge nom these sores was prouse that frequently We
through the dressings and down the sides neck ana
was the same as that OF boiling water.
After any gentle exercise, especially weather paris OF
and very painful tender these spots Sroud
be covered with minute bes which broke and discharged lies
dried up forming seab which would in few days OF
ing n an angry and painful sore locking much Ike burn Tbs
on inc feet and ankles running much the
as had done on The other parts OF her body except thai this
sumed the character ulcers naaed that for months
she was unable TO walk The deep scars LEFT by them remain
this day has affected her 10 that degree that she was una
bic 70 nurse either S her last three children oe1 she has been
obtain but little sleep has often ad that her distress Ws
great she could notdescribe it.
running stomach AMI bTes 6c had Bsen Se9s
more man ear Reamg up al times perhaps N one place. bu a.
ways breaking ont in another TO this applied many remedies
and used various kinds OF medicines removing from
the SYSTEM none of which produced the least apparent benefit
commenced using Syrup and Ceraie year
took the Syrup few days and then the Ceae
ing this have frequently get up
times in the OF night apply the Ceaie her
der 10 obtain sleep In weeks using medicines
the sores began 10 heal and before she had finished the second bot
tie they entirely well She has bottles and
to all appearance perfectly cured and better health
she has been time before for twenty years.
has effected her case the most wonderful known
section of country and strongly recommend all afflicted in like
o e i a trial
Any desiring further information
particulars OF The case will afford great pleasure give ans
such information, they will call al my residence Monlve
they make inquiries mva
don and vicinity, who conversant with Them.
GILES TURNER
The above plain statement oaeis they speak themee
and from that who with
person only numerous cases which we
have possession, all showing the value DR. :.
vERS CANKER and SALT RIIEUM SYRUP, together viii
its Invaluable accompaniment, the CERATE They stand
quaed
elias Caker and Nursing Sore Mouth, Mercua Diseases Liver
Complaint, Female Weakness and all diseases arising
any way connected with an impure Of the Blood
Manufactured and sold by : A. WEAVER & Co. sole pnpre
New London, Conn.
Sold by Craghead & Browning w w Roberts by Mar-
chants generally ]. c. College Building Cncn.
matt, Agents for the South and West 2l-wis-Iy-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
Thomas A. Hendricks.

The Democratic candidate Congress, will address his fellow
citizens at the following times and places
Mount Auburn, Shelby Thuay Sept 9 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Edinburgh, Johnson CO., same day, O'Clock p. Nj.
Wilamsburgh, Johnson Friday, Sept TO- 10 O'clock A. NJ
MOrganiown, Morgan CO., same day, O'Clock p. Nj,
Martnsvlle Morgan CO., Saturday. Sept H. O'Clock p NJ
Wavery Morgan CO., Monday Sept 10, 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Mooresville, day o'clock Z. NJ.
Stlesvile Hendricks Tuesday, Sept H. 10 O'Clock A. VI
!ellville, same day A O'Clock p. NJ.
Danville. "Wednesday, Sept 10, O'Clock. p, Nj
North Salem, Thursday. Sept 16, 10 O'Clock NJ
Pisboro', same day, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Brownsburg Friday, Sept II, at 10 O'Clock A
Meehanicsburgh, Marion same day. O'Clock p. NJ.
Broad Ripple, Marion Saturday Sept 18Th 10 O'Clock p NJ
indianapolis evening, at O'Clock p. vi.
The candidates Of the parties Marion county will meet
address their fellow athe following times and places
owl
Augusta, in Pike township Friday, Sept 10Th, at |
o'clock, p. M
Bridgeport, Wayne township, Tuesday Sept II,
o'clock p. NJ
Spring Valley, Decatur township Friday, Sept 7h, at
O'clock p. M.
indianapolis Centre township Saturday, Sept 25th,
1 O'clock p. NJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

ScANKER OF THE STOMACH, the most secret and
dangerous of all Diseases has been eaecualy cured by
the of DR. Houghton preparation PEPsIN wonderful
remedy Tor Gastric disorder produced by herself the
Stomach of the Ok and other animals readily for
OF man The scientific proof of these facts perfectly
elusive.
Ae@-R. R. R. See In another column.
VIZ CRAIGHEAD & BROWNING,
w. w. ROBERTS,
1y Agents. Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
New York and San Francisco Steam Ship Line

New Ship UNITED STATES, 500 ton burthen.
New Ship WINFIELD SCOTT, 100 burhen
New Ship CORTES, 600 tons burthen
ynNHE elegant steamer UNITED STATES will leave New
York on the LIST of SEPTEMBER O'Clock NJ for Aspn-
wall Navy Bay) where will take the Railroad for
finished Panama. OF the magnificent
steamers of the line will be in waiting 1.-THE WINFIELD SCOTT
passengers by the Uned States" and proceed cioW de-
reaching from 10
twenty four days from New York.
The ships Of this line unequaled in their accommodations
having built expressly for the trade and with view 10 COM
speed safety delays the IsEs permitted and
adopted forward saving
time money! and health by the certainty and reliability OF The
line.
Passengers by may rely punctua and
need fears of spurious tickets.
The undersigned will tickets through from p YORK 10
San Francisco persons DESTROYS Of going this ne without
charge beyond the price OF the and will be happy TO give
the time of sailing, price of tickets, &c. ...,,,
THOMAS BOWLING,
Sept ,, 1852 Terre Haute, Ind
N.B.-The UNITED STATES will leave New York again on
the 2d of September and will joined by the CORTES 10 convey
her passengers from Panama. sep7-dltw3w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

n,
AND MACHINE SHOP
TuyHE citizens of Indiana who purchase Steam
Boilers sheet-ron Chimeys &c, well constructed OF The
quality iron cheap specially invited TO the well
KELSHAw SINKER whose facilities for manu-
featuring Boilers west Of the mountains
By which they prepared ready by long experience
their business the shortest notice. any description
Of new work repairs of old
Therefore going elsewhere call and
dimes home Pennsy street
Pogues Run right north Of the Gas Works in the Railroad
city Of Indiana
Indianapolis July 1, 1859 wOm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
National Democratic Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT
ERANkLIN PIERCE, of New Hampshire.

FOR PRESIDENT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE, of New Hampshire.
FOR VTCE-PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM K. KING, of Alabama.
Democratic Electoral Ticket
STATE AT LARGE,
JOHN PETIT, of Tippecanoe County.
JAMES H. LANE, of Dearborn County
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First-BENJ. r. EDMONSTON, OF Dubois County.
SscOHd-JAIES S. ATHON, Of Clark County.
THird-JOHN A. HENDRICKS, Of Jefferson County.
Ourth-EBENEZER DUMONT, of Dearborn Co.
FJfh-WILLIAM GROSE, of Henry County.
Sirth-WILLIAM ]. BROWN, of Marion County.
Serenth-OLIVER p. DAVIS, of Vermillion County.
Eighfh-LORENZO c. DOUGHERTY, of Boone Co.
Ninth-SAMUEL A. HALL, of Cass County.
TeVth-REUBEN J. DAWSON, Of DeKalb County.
FIsreafh-JARfFS F MCDOWELL, Of Gran; County.
FOR CONGRESS,
THOMAS a. HENDRICKS, of Shelby County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
BOOK BINDERS WAREHOUSE.
COOK 4 MANN.

50 God Street, Neto York.
UMPORTEs Il every description Of Colorcd Leather
Binders ocke Book Makers Also, English Musln
Msrhas The r. Marble Paper French, German,
Ruling Machine Standing Presses Cutting Machines every
article required Bindery Consumers who buy large
will fna their interest examine buying
elsewhere
N. B-We agents for the George Dudley
celebrated par skiver Blank, Sheep and Law Calf Skins.
d. received CHEST premium the late Fair American
Institute for Tanned Skivsrs, Sheep and Calf skins
aug26d2t& w3ii.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

DLAcK TIE i-ofa superior quality, for sale by
ID fsb16 eRAIuf4BAD g. BROWNING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

fidelity and disPairh.
Office: w. Mex Scouts Real General Agency OF
fee, opposite Temperance Hall. may12d& won
az ORRIS'S 3EMBDY-AN INFALLIBLE CURE-For
WI G0norrhe elects, Structures, Nocturnal Emissions, Gravel
Hose dist ssng complaints usually upon youth
full excuses and adulsenees
preparing pccRe for this Of diseases, DE- Morris has
much and money in order the fortu
safe, and efficient medicine That he has
succeeded well established there has been thou
sand bottles sold warranted the money returned and
tar has given satisfaction
As nvgoa ng medicine broken constitutions has
equal being nelly psaiabe and mild wsl active
permanent in la ecis.
For Ina. dsu complaint common among females, termed
whites, this specific remedy and
should be used T.. all who thus afflicted.
Dr. Morris wlses understood that his medicines offered
the public upon hunbug principles owt In all where
medicine n have been used strictly according directions,
does the will be returned by
the Pris 1ne dollar.
Sold by Drugs generally and Wholesale and Retail by
CRAIGhEAD & BROWNING
w w ROBERTS,
Indianapolis Indiana
Also-By Bu.a & Bro; Wholesale Druggists Main and
Front a, Ohio J. w Gamble d Co. Louisville KY
Sure, Ind; and w w Berry Nashville Tenn.
aue30.-d&N3
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GORGE YLOR
LATE NEW YORK cITY)
Attorn w and Counsellor at Law,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ALL Legal bu entrusted to his will be transacted with
fidelity and dispgirh.
Office: w. Mex Scouts Real Estate and General Agency OF
fee, opposite TsFHp eranee Hall. may12d& won
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

Democratic Electoral Ticket
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Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDS
IN THE MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT
HAS STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS
IN A FEW SECONDS.
VIII stop the most pains in FIVE minutes less and
will the and painful Rheumatic Nervous.
Neuralgia, Bilious n a v
INTERNAL. AND EXTERNAL
Ii never als giving instant ease TO the most ionnenins
aeonzng pains
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09
Professor MCCORMICK,
Walking Head Downwards

whose great Scientific Experiment entitled by the Public Pre-
lie ANTIPODEAN FEAT, performance which consists
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Democratic State Ticket.

THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. Of Shelby County
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THs CINCINNATI GAZETTE.

Daily, g; Tri-yvsskly S. Weekly, 81 ubs OF Twenty
Weekly 81 90 each.
J.. WRIGHT c. j. WRIGHT, l. B.. BRUEN Editors and
Propretors.
Ine0rpeT ted and doing business under the OF
THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE COMPANY,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

yuyO SHINGLE- MAKERS Il want hundred and hfty
thousand shaved Shingles White River Bridge
for which liberal price will be given. LEVI COMEGfs-
sept10-w1w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

rENo sINKIS FUND BORROWERS Where interest was
id the first day of July N
Sinking Fund lands mortgaged in security will be advertised
first fOciObernex 10 be sold the second Saturday
December When than years interest," prior
said first day uy be due aud the security sdeemed suf
such will not be exaced il the borrow
ers shall forwa this Office written agreement pay interest
ont the and withheld. J. MORRISON
FC OFFICE, !
indiana polis. = pit l. 1852 sepl3- d&w3w
n- Journal s Locomotive Indianapolis Courier and Journal
Lafayette; und Jehesonan, Richmond and
Journal Terrc Banner Madisona Courier Madison;
Journal and EVANSVILLE News, Michigan City; and Demo-
crat Goshen publish the of dollars and send
accounts o th- .i.ee OF Sinking Fund.
UpERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.-The annual
election Directors will be held the alice of the
pany Nossve Tuesday, September a. 10 O'Clock A.
M. f.. w. ii. ELLIS,
Indanapoli, gust 12 1859. President
UpUCKETs, CO.
Id ~ doz Woodep Buckets;
GoZ Wooden Tubs
Wooden Tubs:
WashboaTds and To- To-.
aug7. JOHN w. HOLLAND
MANS IOULDERs of Blythe and McNeely's curing, Of
III ID juy15 J. w. HOLLANDS.
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: been attempted.
Two Distinct Exhibitions
EQUESTRIAN TROUPE,

EACH NOON AND EVENING!
The Entertainments in each being entirely dfereni-Blend
aL.ln. h-sIlin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-09

FOR VTCE-PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM r. KING, of Alabama.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-16
FANCY DRY GOODS.

Dec. 9, 1852.