Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 4, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1845 — Page 4

INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.

1'uttTitity. Same one went into fits and dem'J rapture?," as Mautalini would have it, last month, in the Knicker' bozker, about a baby, a boy-baby, a fifteen pound boy Uhv hpin r horn to him ! Does he know that he is a & . .1 I 1. rrecn-hornl Does he Knr.v that ne yei Rno3 nob, . . , ' 1 ,. .. ,, . . ' thUVj! A fifUjen pound IS a chopper to be sure, a "nne cm a. ana n mar uavc jouuci r i ti l . v . i. i' nose" and all that; but we repeat it, he knows ! thirto, he haS never had ttcinS .'. tWinS Ve pods ! a Mi,0(,f .mi naked little rosv baw.in-r buslers ! pair ot em., nasea, tue, rosy, Daw unj Biisiträ i. Jl testis CUUlCUtartS ! - If he had, he might talk. It he'd ever had, afterwards, twelve women hauling him TiCOTi aua tüiiinj mm ne was me uicaiesi man m um world, passing the swaddled ones about from hand to hand, with kisses ringing like pistol shots; the hee-e e-e icee-f-e-e of the cherubs, mama, doing well," lying in lavender with a frilled cap on, smiling like a Boul in blss, and insisting on having 'era both back, far she " knows they want her." If he'd ever had hi hi futs slapped on hi shoulders, wicked fingers punched into his ribs, his health drank with "hurrahs," Chile merry voices have declared that he ought to be "ashamed of himself;" going home, then, his heart dancing, his head singing, feathers to bis heels, rr.tke bat tvo steps from enrb-stone to curb-ston?, his latch key ready six squares olT, -inside, springing up stairs, boots in his hand, a story at a time ; we say, if going home so, and opening the chamber door, as fain to glide in through the key-bole he had ever been etopped by the nnrsc's hush," and, directed by her finger to the bed, had contemplated what 1 ye god ! Heaven, peace, contentment, love, ecstacy too big for speech, ttx full not to run over ; tears ! yes, grateful, heart-swelling, hope-crowning, joyou tear-! Fast asleep, all ! think vf saying " a-7 .'" calm, lovely sleep, a rose and two buds ; bosum3 heaving ; a hirmony of sighs. iEolian whimpers stirring with melody every heaven-strung chord in the bosom of the happiest dog alive ! Had he, ever too excited to go to his lone bed in the next room, lain down in his trowscrs ; jrazed toward the shading curtains, listened to the little nestlings, the fussy kickingj the ? We again and again say it, he's a green-horn, a young un' he knows nothing. Furthermore, there is an ecstacy to come he has'n: dreamt of, a fifteoa nound boy-baby is well cn )ugh, its " Wheels and i pulleys, its pumps end its valve's, its engineü and reservoirs, its beautiful machinery," &c, ail well enough, but wait 'till it psaks ; wait 'till it siya " cow !"' that's the phrenzy ; W ait till convinced by its blessed mother's incessant instructions at the window, that a cow, a " woo-ly cow," is the most interesting object in nature ; it ti inccs in its daddy's arms, points with its little finger to a pig in the gutter, and says 'cow w ! a whole room full of admiring friends and neighbors ready to devour it not the pig, but the little dear, so forward ! Hark! a bind of music louder a company of soldiers in the next street, ma and cornpany ris?, up go the windows in rush the children drum and trumpet every hoad out coming" round the corner shadows before " a swarm of little boys with piper cips and clam shell Honrny ! there's the captain epnulets and fonther walking backward sword extended word of command 44 Left wherl !" at same instant heel in hole down goes captain scream of delight line breaks, and "cow cow," cries tLe blessed child.half crazy ! Cut it has '-stod akne" before this, had a "tooth," lefore that, and been " very largj fjr it's age," before either, and having lived through the whole, and being proud of our experience, we tell the Knirkrrbockrr man again and airain, that he knows nothing, that he makes liimsclf ridiculous, that he's a bigger boy than hi " fifteen pounder" to ijo on so, and every parent who Las reared " a fine child " to cut treth and sny "cow," willagra? wit'i m. At tho sami tim?, as some excuse, it's a 44 first ;" as a farther excuse, he showed some sense in getting married ; and as perhaps a totil excuse, l.e really fms managed to become a father ; and, we advise our youn friends, in each respect, to emulate his example. St. I)uis Revere. An Entire Xcw ITIctlicinc. OIL OF Er.ICSEATS AND COMPOUND UNADULTERATED Concentrated Svrup of Paving Stones manufictured only by the editor of the Tort Gibson Herald, and sold by hia regularly authorized Agents. OrOCrOT Beware of Counierftits ! ! .'1 -CO-CO CERTIFICATES. Calcutta, June 0, 1310. Mr. Rode T died la3t night, but while the undertaker wa3 placing ms in the codin, a vial of your Essential Oil burst in his pouknt, and streaming down on my face, I opened my ey C3, sneezed, ind aro-;e. The shroud having received a portion of the Oil, instantjy took root iu the floor, and expanded into beautiful cotton stalk, each filled with bursting pods. The cotton roc on end, sprouted forth shoots, and grew into a magnificent mahginy tree, which burst oiF the roof of ny hous?, and waved in the evening breeze i'9 luxuriant branches, amid which monkies chattered and gren parrots fluttered their fan-like wing's. I remain your revived friend, AUGUSTUS ROWZER. Koaking Ratits, Ky., July, 19 W. Mr. KtJcA It gives mc great pleasure to inform you of a most wonderful event caused by your Essential Oil. I am engineering on the Salt River Rail Road, and was proceeding with a train f f cars from Shunksborough to his place, when the engine suddenly stopped. Ou examination, I found that the wheels wanted greasing; this seemed unlucky, as I was un provided with tlie article, but remembering that I had a vial of Essential Oil in my coat pocket, I drw it out and anointed the hubs instantly the cars were off at the rat3 of 150 miles per hour ; being left alone in the road, I swallowed the rest of the Oil, started on foot, and arrived at the station just 21 second later than the train. While the cars were passing at this unpralleled rate, a negro belonging to Mr. Roorback attempted to cross the track, two miles, but ere he effected bis object, tlie train was upon him. The front wheels of the engiiie ground him to atoms, but aa the hinder one passed, a drop of the oil oozed from the hubs and feil upon him. He instantly rose -restored, sound in wind and limb except a slight contusion on his right shin as before. So instantaneous was the whole affair, that the pain, though excruciating, lasted but the 2(K)th part of a second ! This information may be relied on, as the negro himself is willing and anxious to swear to the truth of every word. Your sincere friend. 1C30.-QXW11. l- l ." e 1 . P. STRETCHER. ju- r.lANrFACTCRE of Steel. The RicKnoni Compper states that the Virginia Legislature has granted certain privileges to Mr. Eroadmeadjw, for the manufacture of steel. The Compiler says it is made on a new plan, for which Mr. Rroadmeadow received a pitent iu June l ist, f jt the whole of the United States,' for fourteen years. The saving in this process is fo well euited for the purpose, that there seems no doubt that the iron ore3 of this Stato, when converted into steel, will be transported to Europe and sold at a profit in the Engl'sh market, that now supplies the tr.We: world, and the United Slates mide independent from her own resources. The quality of steel marie on . this plan has given such satisfaction in New York, that one house haa given a written ordar for two tons per day. A correspondent of the N. Y. Herald gives an account f a recent trial of speed between the U. S. ship Bainbridg3 and Her 13. M. brigantiue Dolphin from Montevideo to'Rio de Janeiro, which resulted in fivor of the former. The British vessel sailed from IMontevidco two days before the Bainbridge. and both entered tlie harbor of Rio de Janeiro at the same time. The Rainbriage was exactly 4 days, 19 hours and 30 minutes making the passire from her anchorage olT klonte vk!?o to the light of the entrance of Rio har bor a distance of nearly eleven hundred miles. Thi is believed lo be the shortest passage on record. - il.e life of a polica! editor is very much like d'trginff fur water in a snnd bank, where the fjravcl raves in quite es f. at as it i thrown out. ItTetjuires con-tant digino; to ctmpkte-. nothing. A man of pescfaMe. iaoüensive l.abit5, L&d tttcer plare himself jna pilVry, as a mark for stale C and rotten apples. Era DI CRY. rAK.TZ IIS SAUL rll a small farm of acres of fi rt rate land lay in r on XT Wl.fl lo at Wl ihrto River I j mile from Indiaimpnli, with 'JO acres of cleared land and eonforible dseWin;. Teiins easy and lv price. 4 )-3wf H 4 .Ml.' Kl. CANBY. E. IIEUDEISEY MA? fJwsnle.Ssrt, aueeware. Stoneware, Dya Ptu.T. 30 kee Nail, sjssorted sie. with all other article uonMy kept. . Ha rill sell as i heap U not cheaper than any othr r esuiblishment in the the fdeee. 17-y

LEGAL NOTICES.

Mute of Indiana Jlorcan Conn I jr. Moiota Coi iiTT I'oatb Cocst, Fssbcast Ti. IdlS. Henry McNaLb . Aon Storm (rale Ann Steel and the unknown lictrSnt John Steet, deceased. PtUtinn fur partition of Real Estaia. C10ME3 the said Henry aie.Nabb and fi!e hi petition herein, dich netition la in Ihe follow ine woria, town: there Insert 1 it-- ' : . ... . :.r. - rA..vt Ihdl 111. fon.L ) " pp"""? " n""'' v.. mum nun rmulrnucif the lale of Indiana, i there!. ordarrs) by lh tourtllial UiederenJ.ma b iSrdof Iba pi4onfy of nJ icihi i.y j.uvjin ..... - - rekt successively in tlie Indiana Mate fretitinel, rewnwiper of , 4 ..d i -wished in tl.e town of InJianaptv j lis, in Marion county, In thiaSlaie.whereby lt)e defendants snay to unless they appear in this Conn on the tint ot the 1 u liereof Bnd lumer to ,j fKtitmi, u matten and J thine therein alleged w ill I taken as confess i and held as true aa iiottemaud t co.tu.utd. a true . PROCLAMATION. SSOO RCWAKD. By virtue of the authoiitj in me vested by the laws of Indiana, I.James Whitcom. Governor of said State, do hetcby offer a reward of two hu:ded dollars, for the apprihcns on and safe ilclivf rr in the jail of Scott coun'j, In duo a, of ' ELIAS tLWES, -,k ,K t irh l..vin mi th 15th nf IVlnhr i " - . - iU IÜ91, n IliUII IUU IlldllVIWWS iiiuiuivu, ... y- i M VI , Jamcs Hoaclaüd, of ard at the county of Srott, Indiana, j talJ time is a young man, about b leet ruh ; has brown hair, a fieckled fare, blue eyes, a ullen eat of countenance, speaks low in convetsati 'n, and looks down when spoken t . It ii supposed that be is now acrompanied by his wife, who has lately left Scott eountjr. She is a short, thick-set woman, about 22 yeats f age.ba fair complexion, and is leanfjcrd. She took ber child with her, a daughter above 15 months old. " la testimony whereof, I have hereanto set my band at Indianapolis, this Sth day of March, 1845. lly Ihe (rt)vemor! JAS. WHITCOM B. Joh H. Thompson, Sftrttary of State. SILL OF LAM) Mortgaged lottic SiiiUinn runt rorf.iillt ic to pay IiitCi-t. fJHE followlnf lota, or o much of the frame a may be nereswary, M. will cn Monday the lDlh day of May next between Uie hour of 8 o'clock, A. M. and 6 o'clock, I. M. if ail day at the t'outt House In lndianap.it:, be rtfered fur anle to the hi:he4 bidder, (the bid he ine eijual lo the ainonrx ch.ir-esLle.') the same h iviitf been morienied to Uie yinkinij Fund on kan, the interest on w ha h li.is not brrn pjid as it became due, in conformity witn Um proviFions of Uie wort gif and bond annexed thereto, to w it : .of numtirred I. 3 and 3, hi block nitniher 4 ; a!.o kU nm' ered t, :, 4, it and 6, in block number S. And alo Um ntinitrrrd I. -J, 3, 4, 5 and r, in block number 6, a'l In Fratiri W. Kmmoiif'a aild iUm lo t'.m town of Ni!esvi!le, in ll uniltnn comity, Stale of Indiana, lo Uie recoided pl.it of Which fur a more particular !reiipiion, retVrenc nwiy te Im I. Ixian, nirrest, d im.ijri and cin, $ 1 15 9.1. much of the niorteacrd ptenii- as will pay ihe princip:.l, Interest, dani.t-es and ent, w ill firt I ofTrred f. r cash, and In cs tliere be no bi.ld.-r (et cah, l'iey will if ihorcht best, I I id In f. the folate, nnd inline di.itely oU'crcd cn a credit of t.ve e:ir, w Uli interest at the rate of seven per crnthiyalilo onimailv in advance. A rertiitrate of puchie wi!l be firm Ui the purchaser, piciliiie a pitenl frmn Ihe .-i:ne, wnen lull a meni snail I made, lu( w h ell hall f.utrit to Ihe Male, W ith all nayiuent made thereon, fur any drfault of nny i ie nt .if i nterrst (r ptinf arrording to tLe terms of Kile, and e nlilie me Mate to re-eii at any tiiiw. On Ix lialf of ihe lüiard ot" Winkln Fund Comniiüxioners, Indianapolis, .March 1. IjIV a3 J. P. URAKK, S. F. C. A'OTICF. rEAIXD proposalj fi the distribmion by d strict, of Ihe Law-!t CT Journals an. I K Ci-olu; ions of Hie last Genrml As.einl.ly toeeilier n mi a m oi iiooi law s ami lorms r e.nii diMnrt, and the Mlow inj iiiiu.!i( ' of Copies p Die Hf vi-c il Statuier In e ach jtnli, ial dirict. to wit : lo ihe 1st district 2 H eojiie. to Die 2nd ü II, lo Ihe 'M i2. to j i lie in ro ine.41 tnthe r.tli -JiU, lo theTili 2."-, to ihe 8ih 1 G. lolhe i th Jij, lothe lOlti 27. to the lith 1 1 ), lo Iii lith I J9, until .ilur I the i'.'tli day of March next nt the dure of Uie Secretary of Slate al IndianipidiS. Bond and security ill I recjtliied of the succrsstul bidder by tlie Treasurer, Auditor, nn Secrrtnry of Mate. For fuither particulars ciituireof eiil-.erof Uie nbo-e naint-d clHcers. KY.I. JtlAVIIF.W. . JIOltATH) J. HARRIS, 33-5ir J. II. THOMPSON. Feb. 21 BUSINESS CARDS. SEW SrillM AM SU.lI.tlKifi UOOUS. Alvonl A Wootiwar.!, AV. 1 rnlmer JLu e, TJTJ AVE jut received a splendid aswirtiiient of new and and seaXL Et sonalile Dry Goods, elet trd ex-re'y lor this ruarkri, w hicli tlieywill olFcr at the lowest p.-ire. Anion" them are Link, blue. itivi.4i'le green, brown, ami mixed Clot Ii ; LI t k, L'iie, iniut), ami fancy ratsimrre ,- black Satin ami .Marm-ilte Vesliiu ; CatneU and JcaiM nil qaalitie, very lo ; iniiiuer fluff real variety: 4i.) pieces Calico, every quality new sprii.it pattern, ami beautiful French Lawn; Dal .a tines ; mouinii'f ;..v.vhs and (oHIhmu: 54 black Eree Veil; Worsted I'.eveee ; black and co!o-ed AljMcn; fan c. Lisle, rum elastic, and ki t Gloves and Mitt; Pari l oi.U, ai.d Trimming of every description; bonnet nod c.-'i Kitibon; nlai j; conei, cambric, crossbar, and naill Mu.-lin, ladies' Corsets all miaiit.es. FixREXcn r.RAtn bonnets. ALSO Brown nnd bleached Mu-lii., Tickiug, DriHin-s, Check, Crash, and doineitic gucxls of all !ecrTMions. OROCilRIES, Fuch as New Orleans, pulverised, awl if Sujar; Riornd Lasnira Ccifee; Jmprial and i oun Hyson Teas; Pepper, Spices, Indigo, M ulder, and lye-Muflj teiieraTy If irdtcart. Quermsrare, lloat'. Shoe'. Plniß .V u.di, Ca4 ant Ameri CJa Stctl. ALSO A Inrse stock of Jtiniala Iron. of every size, war ranted of Ihe heft quality, or it may tie returned and the money will be refunded. In fix in, a Kenct.il aoitment of Good alnpn d to the ti'y and country tiade. We resperlful'y r.icit an exatiiiiiKlionol" otir rixlt, feelins conndent Uial enciy oit.de can tie olicied to tlie satisfaction of purchaser. tyWANTEIl All kinds of Co;i:i:ry Produce at the market price. niwaapo't,.lnrch, 1315. 43-y ClViys.- A!V1 COX rUACT .HitXL'Y. Vorlhiii2fo:i Ci. Sin tSicii, -x COVXSELLOR AT LAW, Wahinton City, D C. PltSECI."f Ei befie Conre? 01 the several IVpartiiient of Ihe General Government, all manner of claim aiUing under the a lininKtr.it ion ol the Revenue Laws, or the Pre emptinn Aru ; claims tncoiifirmalion of land grants, ot f.r pro- ettv taken fur or lo t in Ihe service 01" ihe t'u.led Stntes. or dnrned by tlie Indian; claim tor invalid', revolutionary, navat, idows', and hilf pay Pension, ot for Revolutionary services, whetlier lot commutation of half pay, lialfpay or bounty lands; claim accruing under the exectiiion of Indian liTatles, or grow in in any way out of contracts with the Government ; claims for sixdiations I cfore any Board of Commissioners un der Treaties, i.e. A.c., and attends to "the settlement of accounts ol ditüinint or otlK'r ofilrer and neenia of the Government, or of mail contractors ; to the pmciiriii; of Patents for invention, and for titles to public lands ; tollte inlere. t of bidders for contracts in any deparimentof the public service, frc. -n. 3J-ly i: i irrtTicni Ä ax l t s s war. AVlmlesalt' :ml Itct:iiU-C'ho:tp lor C'as'i. rallß undersigned bavin at thistimea Iure stock of Earthen, -0- China and Glass ware cm hand, and heins eonslantly in the receipt of additional supplies, would most teepectfuUy tall Ihe aiteation of tlioe visiting thiscily for ihe purpose ol making purchases, whetlier wholuui or itii, to call and see hi food and prices, before buying elsewhere. II i lock eonit of blue, u bile, ahd blue mixed figured stone ware, of (lie choicest pslterns nnd blest shape; white rroa t.rie dining and tea ware; blue and eolilen friie China in setts or seiarate pieces ; piinled lea, edced plates, ed zed dwhes, col'd and c. e. Iiow h, jug, ewer and haitin, castors, warer, Imrd nre, Uritanni-t tvnie, tt. lopether with every article of ?ia" ware utinl'.y kept in stores of this kinJ, wh'ch will be sold at Pittsburgh AO. 1U3 t lllll St., two doors west or Vine at., Cincinnati, Ohio. J-2ui-t'in. Enq. WM. LILLKY. wooDUUitx v siiiemvsiiuiiY. Commission aii! Produce rtcrcli:ints. ,ntntso.vf f.roM.r.f. 37 MTIO.AL IIOTFsU AM STAGE OF. jfici;, i&icii3io.i, i i. A. XV. JJOUTIS, Proprietor. 'MIR above House, fornieily kept by D. D. Sloan, la now in Ihe JL occuojnev of A. W. Howera. and ones) for the recenlion of his friends and I lie public (reneral'y. 2'i-tf em a ii i;s iiotix, iniAroLis. W A M KS P. DRAKC, (assMed by 0. P.mwn) continues lokeeplhe above named Hotel. Dunns llie past summer. Imi Ims hm.i fin addition to his former establishment which enables Mm lo present to the public a number of neat and commodious rooms. Iiis stable and carriate house are calculated tone com mod ate a larce number of horses ana car nazes. 11 is in Is sla'd be reasonable, and he will be happy to accommodate all who will favor him with their custom. Nov. 3, 1S I3. . , 20tf . JL.WV A'OTICr. JAMES MORRISON. WAVING resigned hi office of President Judee of tlie 5tb )i ASL cial circuit, tenders his services tothe public, asaa diAttorney ami C oiMi-ollr at jL-iu'. ftar)inre opposite the Washindon Hall, on tVashincton street. west of Taüxitt's jewelryshop, upstairs nrsldoor. inaianapoiitoctobtr"'l,42. ltir - Win. W. Weaver Charles AVillinms, U.ot.u.iAiE.K-3 and Cothn makers, inform Ihe public that they have turned Iheir attention to the above business, with asyiew to release the friends of deceased persons i'om the trouble of attend ine. the death of a friend, and they are prepared to undertake the whole business of funeral. They can furnish either a one or two horse hearse also carriages if required. They keep on lund Collins of all sizes. Attemlance at all hours. Their arrangements ennble them tj do Ibei r business lower thaif heretofore. All orders from the Country promptly attended to. lodiinapoiis, Jan. :ll, 134.. ait-lf jos 1:111 1. ,vriijiciii:is, ITiitlcrtakrr ami CJolliii-.iIakcr, Washington Street, Xearhj Opposite the Post Cljiee. UKSPECTFUl.l.Y inionn Ihe citizen of lr.diannpitis end iu vicinity, lh;.t he will give hi attention to llie above business, with a view to release the friends ol deceased persons from the indispensable tt(;hle attending the death ol a friend, and would t ite that he i prepared to undertake the whole husinesaof funerals, if desired, or any nrs tliere.4, on reasonable terms: such as fiirnishin; either a nie ur two horse hearse, built aflrr the most approved style. Also, carriages', ami everv mner reniiKiie aiiiienainini lo llie above business. J. I. 9. would further staia th.U be will make his charges reasonable to pereons in the country. N. It. Attendance at alt hrnir. Should the n' scriber fail in any of the a' ove eneaiemeuts no char;- w ill be insde. 3jf . J. I. STRETCHER." HOOT AXD SHOE 3 1 A A' L' V .4 CT O I S Y . ffjlHH underisned is very thankful forthelllie0 ral patrons se liesiowod on him for the two s3pTI S"3f l,,e aame. lie flatters himself that by his in-f-fv diMtry, punctuality and strict at'.ention to business, ' lo be aide lo eive satisfaction to all who mnv eive him a call. He hä permanently settled himse f In this place, nnd I prepared lo make any thin ia his line as durable and cheap as any other estat.'ishineiii. He will sell hi work so as to correspond with the hard tunes, mid no rnaimfirlor- v.iall eil lower f.w cash than his. '.So call and ec his silepdid assortmo'it of Boots and Shoes, and judge ror ynursen. - - . Hides, Tallow, BeerwaT, Feathers, Flour, Wheat, lie. Scr; will at nil time be received for work. ' shop a few doors eat of Vance & Realty's and next ibiorto Justice Stephens's office, of which ihoe in de'it w ill take rliie notice. 32-y WILEY 1 BATES. GKCiT II lElfJAIXS Price. IScdiiCfd. rrjIIIE auhscrilier has concluded to make a further redurtion in the Ja. 'price ol his Shoes and Boots, flnl white he doe fhi, he prtv mieestbat mil hi work hall be finished in the (ameneal and nlntantial manner which ha heretofore chaneierixed hisenl.lislnient,and give it iirb a !eru',ed preference w nil tlie public. The aubscriher i wellaware ihit Flioes and Pools csn I purchased at some store at the same or le price ; but a he nes none of the otdinary or refue stork. I hne of hi manufacture will prove cheapest in Ihe end. CnurvIry Produce will b taken in exchange at f if puce. Catl st Ins old stand, oppoeiie Browning's. Ptf A. KNODLE

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BUSINESS CARDS.

HOOK Hl.MiEltY and Ttlnnk Hook ITJ:inu factory, AT INDIAN APULIA, INDIANA. LAXE if DUL7.ELL, M ABIT ACTCRIKS Of 07" BLANK ACCOUNT IJOOKS-CÖ AO WH(X.tl4LB A5D BT4IC PliLKI I! T4TIOÜIH. WILL keep eontinily on band at their Kimtrry, itinle an VVusHnrion Irrrl, of Um Journal office, and directly f'inile tim I'twt HtSce.a full and onnoleta aupply of tb various arItcWa uaimlly kept in aimilur etaMi-hntenl, u : DttJt, Reerd$, Ca,", Dtmj, Midi, lit gal 4 Suptr Royal nut, Ainrlgaea Keeorda, " 44 " MiiiuiUw.li, .' C'iilele KrrorJi, r.eeord of Will, Entry Rrrordn, lr.lrr Hooka, Judgment lorkrt, Kxetution Duc&cla, Fee llooka. lieneral lnteiea, - " m Alan every dUeriirtlnn Of Blank Book. In all their lllnnk Bunk they make ue of the new and itnrved pafemt rMad often?. Which rentier them lncmn;tnrsilly rpeTir to tlliwe uianufarluird la ! any of the old mode?, hj iinpaitin to tliem a far grralrr (tf mea of treneih and durability, and Iherct.y iireventins them from tilllnfto ;eetlüy lo decay, a na iwreloloee 1m oiien oeen me eie. Also, biaume wiin ilaitic ( , a new ana iiitprKvea mode of oin.ii.iR, i-i iiprrmr o iuhi nicn na. nerwoi-we oeen in r'nenl ne. dlKMkre tHHiud Inany atvie desired, and on Hie most lavurabhj t(fg, The l'atrnt ICnliiisr .1I:irIiinc, H nvrl in all caesof lllnnk 1'ook BniOinc. 1 his machine ie decidedly an improveuieul upoa the Turuier tnathiiie used lor that purpose. - rryKAi. wanted in eicnaneeior books, uiiuing, cah,and numermi other article. 3 (m ItOOIk IIIlFlM., And Acrount Itook Ulannfaclorr . JTh AV, TVI.Klt . CO., wholesale and retail dealer nrd .NUnuTaCliner of W!li jjcmumt Bvokt, and dealer in Äa'i.iiery. i c. tc. in the .Wie Hmddmf H oaitmr-tun Street, opHMile the Palmer Hotel, lndian.ioli, Indiana, where tliere can always be o' tained, and will be found constantly on hand, the V rim) articles in then line. Every description of Blank Books hir County auditors and Treasurer, school comitukneraiid magistrates, wuh or w ithout printed bead. In all their lilank I'.nok they ne the Imiwoved I'atent nirxle wwInf, which gives Siraigtk with grtal FUtütlity. And is Incomparably superior to any other method ever devised for blank book, nnd w ill keep Ihe leave firm and solid while the book Inf Is, instead of coming to piece, a is often the cae wuh all other method. The netv meth od ot sewing render the hook ninth diMe the old kind, UnMich ihey cost no mors. Ineb-ginre, durability, end superior Myln of Uni'h, their account book are equal to the hel Eastern work and no lit gl r in pii'-e. D. T. A Co., are aroalfo prepared t manufacture nil decription of Fancy itrticles, ii h as l.nlu'and l.entk men' Port Folio,C;i-k.-u. Card Cnfe, Allium, Spectacle Cucs, Ciar Cases, Pocke. Book, and Note P.v.k. ML'SIt' PAPF.lt alw ays on band, which can be bound In various siea, and Band stipjilied at Uie shortest notice, fiMHMC arraHgtd maJ In'urd in tlie bert style, al reason ible prire and short nolira. The nNt improved pattern of a Killing .Machine I just received. Book and paper ruled to any p ittern. They are prepared to dnall kind of Binding In French and F.nilisti Calf and Monx co, Plain, Extra, and Super F.Mia Maibl and (lilt ede l uih-h. All kinds of Law and interleaved win k an 4 ; rriodirnls hound lo milch, In which personal atti-niion will be gnen. Old Book lelumnd in any Myle di sired, ami on the luwr-d h-rni. KtcrKsKicrs Hon. Ijaac P.i.i arurD, Siiireme Ju.lce ; ilza. II. Pr-s, Treasurer of Male ; At. .Mourn,, Auditor of Slate ; Stsi u MsmtliL, Presiilent of Male Bank ; J. M. Kv, Cashier of r-'tate Rank -C. W.Caot, Scrrit uyiif lus-iranre Company ; A. W. MoaII, Eq ; N. B. Palms., F-i. 5I-y xkmv. LirntY jstaiji.i:, A D Sale and Coimtiiioii r.stnMMimcnt. , rjjllli: autwrrilier h: s jut completed tlie erec ts. Ä lion of one of t!m nuwt elec.iiit and comI T Tft?'-r"'T,n'dh,l 'tallies in the Wft, siliialeil on the alYpf tv t-1. Vv n"rth "f ",0 Indiaiiapoh, J r V 1 e J her he w ill lie prepared at all lime', lo receive aiaJlMMl4wlnl ell horse on c..iiimii.n, and keep horse by lue wrrK or oay. II: old stal le, south of the Paliner House, is in liill oper.i'ion. Horses and rnrn.isi s al all tunes to lure nt both place. Meinlerof the l.eil;iture and oilier visitillS llli'i impdlis, can have ibeir hore kept on terms as reaM.uable a nt anv liable eiiVr in town or count'y. JOHN Lisi i:R. Nre.2, 112. Sl-:f HARDWARE. lUCSi'S IMTKX'ff too:LS. STOVjU. TKrK have on hand andolT.-r f sale the aliove celebnied cnoRim V rtoves. The many ierons using this stove, in tin and other cities, declare theuiselves deii;!ited wHh iis ope ration, and bear te.iinio,iy ot ns superiority over any other cookinc love ever filtered to llie pillilic. In addition In it unsurpassed facilities lor boilins, ra-t-inz, broiling, i.e. it h is t lie advnnl; :e ol Invin j an oven nearly twice as I arte a any other stove in ite, winch is heated with the most perlecl uiiifurniity, by which br. ad w itliont beins turned will bake on all side a perfectly as can be done in a lirick oven. It requires, also, much less fuel tiiap is irenenlly used ift other cook inj stoves, one half the ordinary qu-mlity lieint; amply siiuVicnt for all purposes. For the oieration of the stove we re.eelfii!ly leler to the following persons who have it in use : C. W. Cady, Morris Morris, Kev. Paml. 1 Johnson, Alfred Harrison, Rold. Taylor, Ch is. Woodward, Ahrarn Harrison, A. V. Morris, J.J. Bugh, llirani Gaston, James Hall, C C Nave. I n addition to Ruck's Patent Cookint Stove, the subscribers haveon hand Premium Cook in 3 Stoves, Elevated Oven Cook in Chives, Purkir Stoves, Seven and Ten plate Stoves, which Ihey ofl'cr at the low est piice. C. Sc. J. COX, February, 1815. y-XS Opposite Post Office. XI2W II. IIS IVA ISC stoisi:. Opposite the Palmer Il.mse, ia Sorteood,s Budding, setond Jour from Vie Corner. rjpHE underslined would respectfully inform the public generalSL ly.that he is now rereivin and opening, directly from Philadelphia, sn extensive assortment of II iKhv.ue anil Cutlery ol all kinds, selected expressly for this market. Hi articles are of the b.vt qn ility, consisting in part of Shovels, Spades, Forks, Hoes, Atrs, llairhets, Drawing Knives, Saws nnd Aujurs, Rlat ksmiih's itaM and File, Mill saw Files, I'lane-IIitts, Sinsle and Pnuble Iron ftuililin .Materials, of all kind and pattern, such a Knob locks, Herman Iycks. Chisels, Rim Latches, Thumb Latches, ij.jIi, llinees, aud Screws, (r all sizes. AH person desirous of pilrchasipg any article In the above line, will di well t catl an I etaaiine for themselves before purchasing al ntherplar.es, as the above will be sold lo .v for cash, or for such nr tirlfsnitrade as he can use. A. BIRD. Indianapolis, Nov. 134 1. 21-JT II iKUWAIlE. fft'ST received from Philailelphia, atGraydon'a IlardwareStore, J SisnoftlieSaw.a large addition to the formerstork, emhracinz grassand cradlinsseytlies of various manufactures; sickles, best Ju-niati.-t bar iron, assorted sizes; cast steel, shear steel, American blister lid Spring steel; anvils and vices, blacksmith's bellows, castings, traces,logi'hains,Coter stools, patentCunyingknivf, Fleshersa-nd Steels; Itrittnia and Planished tin ware, in setts; Glass lanterns, fmneliua's celebrated stand and hanging lamps, for lard; look in ( glasses ; building materials of II kinds; saddlery, fancy and plain Plush, top leather, Mo skins, oilcloth carpelin;, Millihle castings foreonch work ; iron and brass wire; brass kettles, i.e. SlC. Indianapolis, June 1, 1844 - 50 iEV GOODS. ijUST received from Philadelphia, at Graydon's Illrdware Ftore, 9 aitn of the saw, a large supply ot aiticles, viz : Iluildine Materials, Saddlery, Coach Materials, hoemnkers's Kinninr, Wajroninakers', Curriers', and Coopers' Tools. Blarksiniihi' llellows. Anvils and Vices, Top Leather for Carriages, Patent Leather, Oil Cloth Carpeting, Malleabl Castine. Fancy Plush. Sausage and Mince Choppers, Looking Glasses, Glass Lantern, lird Lamps for Sloras and parlor, Glo!es, Cliimney Glasses and Wicks, Sec. Sec. Dec. 15. 141 . 2 TO ?iiiciiii:i 31 EX. U'JRASS Kettles. Tea keltles, Cnffee-M ills. Knives and Forks, Butcher's Knives, Britannia Tea and Tsble Spoons, Shovels andTon.s, of all sixes, Candlesticks and SnutlVrs. Also.asplendid assoftment of Looking Glasses, of different sir.e and palterns, Razors aod Strops, of a superior quality, together with almost every otherarticle in his line, nil lor sale cheap fi cash or approved credit and produce, at täe ch'ip Hardware store, opposite the Talmer Homw. 24-y A. niUD. TO IZACIIELOUS. rnHE undersined has on hand, fur sale low for cash, Trace JL Chains, Double barred Locks, Saws, Chisels, Files ol all ort. Sinei fSuuiMis.Ätc.-te. with a general assortment of lined Ware. Call and see. A. BIRD, Sl-y Opposite rainier House. M'Alt IS THE 1YOISTII. THE suhseii' rr has declared war against Cold, and to carry out his Intentions, h is added to his extensive assortment of Stoves, ISttck's celebrated Patent, which fur convenience, enirfott and economy, i thought to be unsurpassed, lie invite the public to call and examine these Stoves, and alo his oilier ammunition, calculated lo provide urtinst eold and fmuily quarrel. 13 tf . 8. WAI.NWR1GI1T. Planes, Carpenter usstl Cooper's. Tool. AVAitlETY of Carpenter's and Cooper's tools just received whlchare nude by the best mechanics, and can not be beat ; also, a giiod assortment of Hardware, Scythes, Silkies, Axes, Spades, Shovels, Chain, and mac.y other articles loo numerous to mention, which I willsell very low for cash or country produc. 1 will rive the highest market price for Wheat, Rye, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Tallovr, Lard, etc., In goods or cash j please call andexaiuine the articles. J. NH'OLAI, 5 j y 5 doors west of Drake's Hotel. IIOEEOiV WAISE. - TIIEsuleriber has on hand, and for sale low, an excellent assortment of Hollow ware, such a three sine English Iron Pots; 4 size Skillets ; 3 sire Tea Kettles; 5 do. Dutch Ovens; 3 do. Stew Kettles. Also, Gridirons, Plough Points, Vc. . a-f g. WAIN WRIGHT. "BUST received at Graydon's Store, sipn of the Saw, large susply of Wm. Rowland's celebrated Mill and Cross Cut Saws, bj lo7and8 feel long warranted good. Also, Trace Chains, 1!reat Chsins, Half Traces, Stage Traces, Halter Chains. Log Chains, Sec. HC 1 5 1341 aß TO I1EACELS3IITIIS. rjr..T Cast Steel, Shear, German, Enzlish, Blister, and American JJ BlislerStcel, Anvils, Vices, Files, llaps, &c, at 31 G It A V DON'S .Yew Hirdmttrt Store. NEW AHII1VAE. . TälFTEEN dilT.rrent palierns ol Stoves, 6, 7 and 10 plate Tarlor M and Conking Stoves. Though the weather be warm, the suIh scriberflattershiiiiselfthatthere must be some cookint done. Can and see. 2 If S. WAINWRIGII T. nOLEEE OVI'i.'V COOtl STOVES. . TrtK latest aod most approved patterns ever brooglit to this or any other market, for convenience aud economy, just received and forsale by . WAINVVltlGIIT. Jl-tf I IiAUES. 4 FIRST ratearticle of somlrn rakes Is selling low for rash at . fc. 43 GRAYDON'S Sign oftbeSaw."

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DRY GOODS.

TIIC CJILX'KEKEO STOKE I. FULL IS LAST! lTar IocIarHl tiKiiint His" Prices! PRESTON HORN at I'o.ik now on band with the largest atock of Fall and Winter Good ever o.Tered in thw markcU and are determined to make every thing In thU section t dr. or quit Ike business and leave fur Osegoa. We tike the liberty of ay in? to .ill who have reported that we were about lo leava Iow a, thai they uia miilaken. The Increase of business) and almost constant customers eomneiia ne to remnin behind the counter, w here can always be fuuntl ready and illmg to hand over the good aod pocket Uiedaat. I itdianapoli, Nov. l-i, MH. .er r We invite Ihe atu nikin ot (rennemen m w sw hikj mere. Broad id I'lotbk, plain and njured, Deafer do., f.itlnftt, Jeans ?mU and Sil llata ltet it) h., Fur and CUilhOu, e. fce. all f w hirn will be aold at uauaually low prices, j Vesting, If melt frvnts. i.e. k.C, J O iiic r.itiio. Tersian Bmeade,Ciklim.re De Coe, rarlseenes, Chosans, Alpa-riL-i. Uomi.aiiie.i!ilk. Rüilmns. Flower. Cravats, Shawl, ae.4.c to which the attention of the ladiee i invited. S' DAYTON 1 1 AT A5D HIIOI1 KTOItC .' ont door tccst oj l Uey s .lucuon uoom. fBII E subscriber respectfully JL Iplorm the citiienif Indianapolis and vki-iity, that they till continue Ifieir bat, cap, and shoe store asabore.and are now rereivinp.and intend keepim constantly on hand, an enensive a soriment ol II arlf,l"-s in Him line. ' Our bats are all vf our own manufacture, arid embrace all the varieties of shape, sty In ,and quality, usually called lor, and are both neat and durable, and very cheap. nnctsandshoeiln great variety, consisting of gentlemen' coarse and fine Pool, Itrogans, Froe, rump. A.c. j Women' and Miswe' Shieof all kind ; Hoys' Hm, Brosan, A.c. ; Children' bhoe; India Rubber Shoe, tVe. The Urfiee will find a large aortinentof fine kid, morrocco.and seal Buskins, r?lipiers,Ties, i.e., at ourestahlishineht. Can, In (real variety, emliracingnear'7 every variety of paUrmar.d Quality, and Ibey willba auld veiy cheep. 47 WILMOT t Co. iuv .) i)s, . rrv T-P..-3!. Candlewlck; 10D do. Cotton P.stlin;; 401 do. Cotton Varn, airted ; D'H) yards brown rhirtinr; IOiIO rto. Calicoes; 300 do. lied Tickinf; dozen Mraw Hal; jutt received and for sale by ihe subscriber at erv low prices. 4:1 C. MAVK R , e art of the Palmer Hoi'. IItY cnc)i)s. a FINE assortment of dry good, such as brown and bleached A Muslins, Calicoes. Ve-tin, Irwh and French Linen, hmwn Holland, Jean, fallmet. Velvet, Cambrics, Coltanade.nnd variotis other articles just received and for sale low. M. J. NICOLAI. MI'IIS. rjliosn Splendid .Mr.fT w bi'li we lately ndvrriiFed ttiat we were H. atxitit to receive have airired. 1 hore desirci of ol.tainint a beautiful and fashimahlt article are invited lo call and examine them. We pleifje ourselves to tell them as louJ as they can lie bousht In Cinc iiinat I, r.irr iroin ;i lo H. a;i - ll.MU 1 fc l.tl. iTmS, MI O ils, II A'l JS AM C.ll'tf. raniUS day received at the Davton 1 1:. I & ?hoe Store -M- 1.1 C-ise lt.v.1 Jt Shoe. ! do Hats allstylcsand qualities. 30 dozen Caps ' ' w)iich illhe sold very t lies" I y WILMOT &. CO. Ü3 If yon want CIic ip Iloof. iinI Slice, go to llic f 'lurkcre!! Sfoie! fl i CASES Rout and Shoes ef every description. J8 AI-0, 510 II s Spanish Pole Leather just received nnd for sale tower than ever by I RE-iTUN, HORN &. CO. Indiaaapoli, Nov. 15, 3. Tin: cias:ii;:.vr yivF. WF yon want cheap ll.ii, C.ip, I tools Si Shoes, go to the F.iMtojQ sclc II. I and Shoe Store cenera'ly known Ly Ihe name of Ihs liayion Hat St Shoe Store, where yon will find the Trrrc.', cheapest mm d tu At asstntmeiit ever offered in this market, which will be sold lower than ever for Cash by VV I LM OT (c CO. a: 'A IVw mnro If lit of the Sainr Sort." JV' you need a sood Carpet, now is the time to eel It f.10 jsrd a fine Ingrain Carpet just received at the I 'fleckered Store at 50 and 75 cent a yard. Call nnd see. ntF.STON, HORN St CO. Indiana; oli, Her. II, ISM. 2-i t'OTTOfJ V A It?'. TT7" F.PT constantly on Land, and for sale as low as atanvother Ü store ai-H F.. II F.DDI'RLV. Toys, Hooks. :mI VaiiUce .Vntinns. H LST received and forsale by thesiihs rilier, a splendid ast-oitment " of Tnystn .mue the children, fancy roods, nnd every thin; in the lineofVankee Notions; aNo 10,0 J I Fish llooks.nll sorts, slia;tes nnd sizes; lit dnr.cn leare's Fishing Lines; 12 do. Hemp Lines : 20 do. lolin Stri ngs, at very low prices 43 C. MAVKK, east of the Palmer llonse. V SIIIOA12Lr: H ATS. fAT F.PT Falllleof fpnllf men'. HuTr HiriH Sn.i t Cisil A Mist Hals jut received nt the Davton llulk. Shoe fcure and for s-ile low, fur Cash by WILMOT fc CO. 23 .ii vr ( rm.n, LARGE lol of Hals, Boots, and Shoes, of al! ir.es, for sale low Ly 13 V. C. II A NN A. 1:1 r.U! is v:;oi:s. JLST received at the la ion lh I nnd Shoe Store, a lane assortment of lined n nd fur trimmed Rubbers to which we invite the altem ion of purchasers. 21 tf WILMOT Sc. CO. GROCERIES. LIVE AND LET LIVE. AT Tlin SIGN OF THE CHINA PIG. CIic:ip Good, for Cn-li or TraIe. v. bii:iI)i:i:i.v, 1J "ffAajustrireived in addition to Ins former stock, a ten era! asQ. JL sortment consisting in part of the following: a choice selection of Family Grureries, staple Ory Goods, Hardware, China, Glass, ; Liverpool and common ware, Loot nnd Mines, Cotton larn, 1 in- ; ware, stone ware, I'.arthen ware. Tobacco, SnuOT and Cigars, and : many otherarticle to tedious to mention. j E. II. respectfully infuins the citizens of this place ani vicinity, ; that he still manufacture the best Cider Vinegar, Ijt.-dand Tanner i Oil; also Stearine Cr n dies, warranted lo burn twice as long as Tal low and give a better light. Cash paid for Lard. 1 y !VE WXl5Il ITA L 0F"GK0CCISIES. "3 tfhl Haffe Ln."s.C.ll?h, 4 barrels of Mackerel, 23 boxe dried H Irtr ; F Scotch llerriiie,4 barrel No. 0 Molasses, 2 do. S. II. .Molasses, 593 pounds Saleranis, 12 boxes Malaga Raisins, 4 do. Zante Currant, Ci)n pounds of soft shelled Almonds, 2 barrels Boston Itutter Crackers, 2 do. do. Water Crackers, 4iMl pounds Carolina Rice, 1U0 boxes New York Table Salt, fHK) pounds Lead, 4 JO do. Shot, assorted ; 8 kess fliipont's. Powder, 300 best Rcsalia Cigars, 10,000 do. Half Spanish, 28 bags R.ioCoo'ee, 1 chest Black Tea, 1 do. Imperial Tea, 1 do. V. Hyson Tea, 3 hogsheads of extra fine N.O. Sugar; just received by the subscriber. A he has a very laree stock ol Groceries, and a very good assortment of Toys and Notions on hand, he invites the public generally to call and examine them. They will be sold throughout, lower than usual, as he is determined to sell, profit or no profit, to keep the trade going. CHARLES MAYER, 4 Fast of the Palmer House. GKocnniiS! .Eio i:iiii.n t . ITH HE subscriber re.'jieclfully Informs the citizens of Indianapolis JL and the public in general, that lie has just received a fresh assortment of Groceries, such as a prime ankle ef N. O. ISuear, Rio and Havana Coffee, Imperial, Yoang Hyson, and Gunpowder Tens; Loaf Sncar, Havana Sumr, N. O. and t. 11. Mclae, Western Reserve Cheese. No. 1 Mackerel, Codfish, etc. which he offen for sale at very low prices. J. NICOLAI, 51-y 5 doors west of Diake's Hotel. COFFEE. COFFEE. pi B AGS RioCorTee of the very best quality Just received and for sale by the subscriber, which he offers to sc 1 1 so low that every body ran afford to drink six cups a day. Pirns call and examinethearticie. 4J c AiAi c.K,easioi ine I aimer House. IrIAC'Ki:itEI,. TfT HEDDERLYhasonhand and for sale, a flnelot of Mackerel, JklJt selected for family use. SI If ISL.ACK. TEA, SUPERIOR, article, just received at tue dnii store of - 6 ! CRAIGHEAD. A CII'Elt VINEGA1C--TEA. -xfl'ST received and for sale chests of Imperial, Young Hyson and if Gunpowder Tea. AIo,on hand 50 b. Is. choic Cider Vineear, for sals at 181 cents per rillon, retail, and 12, per gallon bythe barrel. 17-y E. II EDP ER LY. AT THE SIG Or THE lICItlLSIlIUE, V AY be found the following choice articles t Jt. 10 Baesof Rio Coffee, 4 t bl. prime N. O. Silgaf, 410 Iba. Louf Sugar, 3 bbls. N. O. and Sugar li. Molne. Forsaleby 17-y- E. HEDDERLY. C1XDEES. vN hand and for sale low, Adamant, Stearine and Tallow Candle V7 of asnperiorquality ; manufactured by the subscriber erpres forthis market. l-tf E. HEDDERLY. LIISD AVAATED. noriEsuhsciilier will purchaea!l the Lard brought to him, at rea JM. sonable prices for cash, and goods. Store In Norwood's block, nearlvoprvitethe Palmer House. 2-u E.IIEDDF.RLY. LOW PUICES. rjnHE Subscriber is now manufacturing Stearine Candles, which he A will sell wholesale or retail, at 10 cents hier lb: by the tox, for nn,nr.n and sunerfi neat 15 cent. Tallow candle. it cents. Who would desire any Ihingcheaper than that? 21 E. HEDDERLY. Cl'TI.EICY. nor Pocket Knives from 6 centslo Si each ; 10 do. Knives nnz. Pocket h.ni 1UU Bnd fork,; 5 do. Scissors; 3 do. Razors, best quality; jusl eceived aod for sale by I he uhsentfr at very low prices. -43 C. MAYER, east of the Palmerll IV AII.S AM WIXII'JW GLASS. Of. KEGS Nails, ass 'ted; 10 boxes Window Glass, Shy 10; 6 do U rt(v io by l-i : justreceived and for aale by the subscriber atun usual low prices. 43 C. MAYER, east oflhe Palmer House. TO SBIOEMAKEICS. C; HOEMAKERS'Findin-s of the best quality, and afull assortment O alwaypkeptatGRAYDON S .Nr Jfardiear Star. J4 CASTIÄ'fiS.. SCCI'as oven, pot, kettles, skillets, and odd lids for sale cheap for bacon, lard, flaxseed, tow or flax.linen, fealhers, beeswax, &.e.,hy 43 J. M. TALBOTT. TO EAICUEUS. LLsizesof Plouch Points ofthebest quality, for sale at theeasb SV. store of 4 1 GRAYDON'S STOVES, STOVES. TV EtV Eloves of the latest panel ns, sold by r Sif - . - S. WAINWRIGIIT IIOL'SE WORK. TMIE suhsorilier continues lo manufacture Tin Valley Trough S Conductors, 4tc. cheap for cash. P. WAIN WRIGHT. AUREUS. ß-LTERIOIl poluflied Aug-rs from 3 8 lo 2 In. just received at . - GRAYDON'S. - Decemlier 31st, 1814. " TO W E I E E E W IC I G I ITS. TT Lai received at Graydon's More, sipn of the Saw, a superior niimui ueei iron, low oy ine awzen. Dec, 15, 1841. Vfd SCYTHESafr all kinds and of the best metal, which will I sold low for castior country produce by 43 J. M. TALIIOTT.' HOES. ßEV ERALdnzencast steel Does have just been received andwill be sold low at 43 ;itAYDOS. . MILT A."VI CROSS CUT SAVVS a' EE offeied far below the former prices at 1 M ' GRAYDON'S.

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BOOKS.

SCHOOL UOOHS! SCHOOL ROOKS! rjnllE stitHcriber has just received a new supply of the follow bi JL teasel Kaokj.mb ich wakes bis tk very complete: Antlion's Iaiio Imowos, Dava-s's 1st I.suns in Algebra do (ireek do do do Oeuraetrjr do Horace . . do do Crsar do do' Cicero do do Ballast do Potirdon Lr;ndre Analjtrcal Ceometry reeiiit;ve Geometry Cak-ulus Surveying Shades and Shadows Andrew's and Ftoddard'sGraaiinar do Laiin Lessons, da d Reader (to do - do do Worcester's Dittionary Arithmetic Fntellie' Natural Philinoplry S muh's (jorustock's Philophy rfo Astronomy liIcr,eork "a Ge. Jo-v . fark's do Randolph'1 it f.iHhrk. a to Parley's da folburn1) co Rav'e do Willard's I'nited Stale Lincoln's Botany Rnlibin's Outline ol History Llementary iielleTS Eclectic do do Primers do lt.2d,-3d,nnd4t!iRea1ere Wavland's Mord Science. Male's I'nited Slatea Welieter'e do do Dictionary Mitchell's Ueotrapey Smith's do Fmiie) do xllunle' do Huntington's do ALSO, a full supply of paper. Ink, Quill, Steel Pens. Wafers. Pealinf Wax, Inkstands, Slate, 5nd, Pencils, Indi KuMr, bristol H-mriN, Drawing Paper, &.C &.c. Just received and lor sale low lor cali."r 10 . U. P. DAVIS, Bookseller. , KLH A. TALU.VKLL fVOllIt ! NOW PCBLISKED AND FOE SALE, j The Indiana Anitunl IIc;;iter and I'ockct illanual, for IliR yoar ! CONTAINING the names and residence of all Judces of Courts, ProseTit'.inf Attorneys, County Clerks, Recorder, Auditor', Treasurers, Sheriffs, Jailers, Commissioners, Assessors. School Commissioners Justices of the Peace, Attorneys at law, Muiiers, Physi- ' ein,Piiocirl Merchants, Port Offices and Post Masters, Not.mes Public, the 'lerms of Ci eoil Courts, and a great variety of general in- ' formation relative to Ute alTiir, which wilt be highly useful and ' Convenient to every citizen. The whole compiled fiom Ihe mot authentii otirces. This wink will contain ritsmt 190 pnjes, IC mo., print, d on (I ne type, and p.. per ot the best quality made epieslv for the purpose price 37 1-2 cents. This ls"eve:y body's own buuk. ALSO, Tlie D.iily Micanol anuum and Pocket Account Hook, for the year 181.". An Annual publication, enpresslv adapted to the daily want and eonvi nienceol every professional and -t:siness man. Thi work will contain etiout 112 page, IC mo., printed oi cap p- per, having memo- ' randum dates and Id nks tor every day in tlie year, time and intrre tables and rules : and a suitable amount of accmint paper ruled nne and specially lor the purpo-e price 25, 37 12 and i cents, agreeably to Ihe style of doinn up; .Morroeo tucks be.inü the hisil.est priced. )rders for thee work, addressed to C. B. Ilavi, RooksePer, ner.r Rrown'uc's Hotel, throutTi .Mcmlerof the Legislature, by letter post paid, or otherwise, will meet prom; I attention. Indianapolis, Oct 2'J, 1844. 0-tf cslxzas;, ou tiii: isose-howese. A Talc of Persia. ET JOHN P. REID, ESQ. ! fWIin ahovePoein, with translations from the Terslan of llafix, . n coinpriir.g in ad ah.mt 2' pa:-s large 12 mo., will be puMisfirueailyiu Miyur June next,elegan'Jy ptinted, and bound in fancy ';!"- ! ttit.scr.ptions- received by C. P. Onvi, Publisher, ad G. A. t J. r. Chapman, Slate Printers, I ndianapoli. l)ec. 111. S4 ESEACILrOESIK'.S ISIiPOlSTS, Of the Dreisions of Ihm Supreme Court of Indiana. "CJOLt'.MC V. nf this Work is just published, with Taide of the V Case and Principal Mailers. 647 pages. Price rot a dolukj, handsomely hound and leteted. Iiidi.niopolis.ia! M-.y, If? 14. 47-lf r;i.iT2:s axi mem.i.g hooks. iptj TL IX )Z. Plates, assorted sizes; 15 do. elementary spelling biwks bv Nimh Wepler ; 1000 Slate Pencil to eive away, jusl iccrived and forsule by tliesubsrrilr at very low prices. 4.1 C. tu,easioitne rsruier no se. MM w ? y..7.t) v.i "H U.T received ; nd ff f ale, an invoice of cood news printins Ink ; it is of the same quality a used on on this paper, and is warranted to be a first ratearticle. It is lit up in 23 and 25 lb. kesrs, nnd will be sold at 05 cents per pound. Kees id cents. Ii will be sold f.w cash only, and in current funds. Orders, post paid, w ill lie promrrtty attended to when arrompinied by the cau. 2-tf E. II EI)l)I".KLY. irfrlTsAT. TOISACC.' i r fff llf.ST p;tni.h Cigars, as Havana, rrincij.ee, Kecaoa 1U,VVJI Ta!aco?,N2ros,ÄC; 23,00H Half Spanish do. superior . quality. 50pounds5!nii(r,as Rippee, Scotch, and .Macahoy; 10l.o.es bestrriewins Tobacco, as Cavendish, Twist, Nailrod, Reef.etc.; 103 pour.dscutand dried inok in e and chewing Tobacco: 4 hoxeswVte Pines: 4.t)(iOStone pi:es; in ix)0 Pipe Stems, just received and for sale. b v the subscriber,aIlof which he will sell at very low prices. ' 41 C'. MAYER, Eastof the Palmer House .71 CHJsilt AXO TIIH4CCO. UT received a lot of superior Spanish Cigirs r. nd Carrnrtitk 7barco, at the drug store ol 6 I). CRAIGHEAD J EASTKISX AXI) SI'AXISII IE.1TIIEIS. U l'?T received a lot of Spanish and Cincinnati tote Leather, Foot and Shoe Morocco, Eastern Upper Leather, Philadelphia Calf Skins, Linins and Rinding Skins, Skirlini, Hog and Sheep Skins, etc. and all kinds of alius' which 1 will sell at reduced prices. 51 y J. NICOLAI. LEITHE. TT M.TALBOTT keeps eonslantlyon hand an excellent assorted mentof Leatherof all kinds. 18 PAPER. -vr VST received a full assortment of Cap, Letter ami Wrappinr p9 per: and also Rönnet board of a superior quality , all of which will be eold at ereatly reduced prices for C oe Äor by DecemlK-r26,l814. 87 DAY III CRAIGHEAD CASH rOR ItACJS. wr pi. g f g Pounds good clean Rag wanted for which the trestFlf" highest maiket price willhepsid incass.or in paperat reduced prices br DAVID CRAIGHEAD. Decern' er "2ü, 1844. '27 1SOPE FOIS SALE. CHEAP. tj-sttE have a quantity of rope, about an inch in size, suitable for W halters, tec. which we will sell cheaper than ft can be bought elsewhere. It has never been used. Apply at the Sentinel office. 34-tf G. A. fc J. P. CHAPMAN. QUEHV-rWAKK AXI C I A SSW A HE. B L'ST received a very fine assortment of queensware, Liverpoo " and common Teas, Plates, Dishes, Cowls, Pitchers, etc also ground and prewd Tumblers, Preserve dishes. Molasses rins, Complete Castors, Saltellers, etc. which 1 will sell cheaper than ever. 51 y J. NICOLAI. WHEAT AI .FLAXSEED. f-y V BCSHELS of each of the ahove articles wanted lor 9 ß ß ß which ihe highest market price will be given, bv i'l . v.. II A. LAMPS. A RCHER'S oatent Solar Lamo. a splendid article Cir hnrninilard J:mV just received at GRAYDON'S. A. to Extra G lubes ana cniranejs lor me aoove iamp. cignoi the Saw. vine puoor ciiiiva vvaise! T'llS .Is a new and splendid article, and the subseri' er would! I- glad to hive the public call and examine it, at bis siore, in Grrßth's Building, nearly opposite the Palmer Houe ; where may be found a food assortment of Groceries, fce. 31 E. HEDDERLY. MUSIC. . . -.. A . . T-v .4 TV".- rMi;fM VIOLINS, Clrlonts, Hute, uciave riuic, rues.nr.M nunan Violin String. Bridce. Clarionet Reeds, and Preceptors for Violinsand Flutes, forsale at GR.A YDCIN'ts Air Hardvmr er. 34 LOOKEVfa GL4SSES. L ARGE and splendid assortment of Mahogany and Pine frame look in Glasses, of all size, just received at CBAVrMJX'8. A 11 YE STUFFS. cifr LBS. Alum, 300 pounds Copperas.SOO logwood, 50 pounds Indieo-.noo poundsFre -eh Madder, justreceived and for sale by the subscriber al verylow price. 4J u. ni.tl r.lt,easioi lue ruiuiei iiimsc. YAItAISHES. COPAT. V nrnish. Coach do, nan received nt the drug store of D. CRAIGHEAD. IJUCKETS. f DOZ Beaver RncketsJ nst received and forsaleby the suhseribip er 23 per cent, lower lhan usual. 43 C. MAYER, east oft he Palmer Honse. A LAKGI. ASSOltTMEXT 0FbyC F Queensware, Cotton Yarn, Bailing, and groceries just received 1-2 V. V 1 1 A N N A . HIFLIi POWHLII F a superior qnalit) fur sale cheap at : AY DON'S. MEDICAL. S. P. T0MLI5SPS, TUSLISSOS. TOslILIXSO KKOTHEKS, WHOLESALE a0 S CT I L OfillH I lrnrrs V lUt'.liriiic'. PatentMedicines, DyeSlufTs, Cssmetirs, Pamlsand Oils, MedicalGlasrwarP, Peifumery, lye Woods, '- Window Glass, Liquors, etc. WiiHi.icTon iTSitT, tumiTLT oreoiT TSI snHltir.ro llLL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, rrescrlplionsacchratelycompouniled. Shopopen at allhojrs. 21 TTN P. 1ICNT, thankful for Ihe very liberal palmnace extended M.y to him for the last four yeais in this plare, lakes p'easurein announcing to his fiiendsand the public, fenerally that he is piepared to perform all necessary opcrat Ions for the preservation rf ihe natural teeth and rums, and to insert artificial teeth on pivot or plate with or without artificial gums anw hole or half ret by suction or atmospheric pressure. He would say to country" dentists that he will fill any order f .r Cold plate spiral sprin?, &e. al a reasonable rate. OttKeon Illinois street, first diT north of Washimton, West side. S4tf " ' CXVToi TO A LL ! ! Let the vcrU taJ.e notice and Ic careful net to Uty tie (PCCfAR COATED) . - . IMPROVED INDIAN - VEGETABLE TILLS, Unless evert fo lms on it tho written signature of . ihe original inventor and patentee. G. Hciij liitin -fmi(ii, if. I. rrniiEi SE pleasant Pills possess powers to open fiosot the system viz: Ihe LUNGS, Kll sii. the natural -U- dra NEYS, SKIN and oy. t. ij. muir i io laiaun!. ... , eomplet i has been their triumph over all oilier medicines, that many have been led lo suppose ihey contain some powerful mineral; but i j i i , t i u : . . ... i .a nrsri r. ft. wnn Irin. - anil ai iinon eomminiuiofi nv 1 rs. ihiui'i. r. , .. u r. other, tin sortnnsition i al once proved to be groundless Hold in New York at 179 Gatt wich Stiiezt, also by RfsitTOS ii Co., 10 AToa Hoce. I'limiililet to be had n." a rents erat I. N'. li. Persons will also notice on the top label an en;raved Indian I fijure, cmeed with fine red print. The Pennine inav also lie bousht with safety nt Dr. Gnion's. coiner of Bowery and Grand street, and Mr. Hays. i: Fulton street, Brooklyn, and at respectaide stores throughout the L'nited Slates. IU. lt. E. JUTAEY'S , GL'E end fi-rrr f Chills and Frrer rills, wn ranted lo cure the 1 aV. lonsest standing cases, can he nsd ot 7om,'is.a Brothers. ntn of the Golden Mortar, Indianapolis. ir the directions are strictly fijlowed. and a cure is not effected, no charge will be made for the pills " PILES! PILES I ! PI EES It DR. IlUMrilREY'S VeceUUie Ointment for the Piles, forsaleby TOMLLNSON LtOTHEIÜ!.

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IKIMI AltlVAI. i j ilj".! :i Km .David Craislirad rOCLD rerpflctfully Inform hi old euston era end the fmblie i tenerally, Ciat lie lias just received froU the Eastern cities, where he lias se'.ected with ensi.l care, and pui chased an eilensive assortment of et Druz', Xidnet, Surfttal Instrmmewts. MicLcml GUsnrare, Pmn , ).., J ini..la, fyrtr Terpentine, H kilt Learn, Winder (Hots, Vye H oed. Dye Sii, Purt rise md l-xpwrt. Brüskes, &tnp-, Cvsmt tics, Perfnmerf. Superior Spannk l'igrs,nnd Sreet Cotemdi'k Tnbacc. together with almost every o her artK le in Ins line. Having purchased hi stock principally for Casn, he is enabled arid determined to sell at very reduced rices for caso, or fur such arUckts of trade as he can use. Physicians, Cimntry Merchants, redlers, Painters, Tulifrs, fUtlers, and Invalids ate respectfully in vi ed to call and examine his stock and pi ires. particular attention will be paid to compounding medicines, andt Store open at all lustra, ettl.rr by day or nicht. A continuance of the patronage hetetofore extended to him is respect fully invited. AAOTIIEIt ASTO.MSIIIACJ CllSEI Wistar's li iham of W'iU Cherry, Al. A I TKIIXI'HAN I '. C RE FOLLOWS CURE.'! Iii its Ottwartl Viriorious Career! Dtto, Feb. 1 lih, 1815. Ma. J.W. WiriTMoar : Dear Sir i As you are the regular authorized agent in Dayton, for the sale of "Da. in' Ilium or tVuo Cur.aPT," I take this method of making a statement of facts to you (nhich I hope may be published lo the world) in reference to an almost mibsccloi- ct.BE, wrought in my case by means of tlie above imiu hli H.ijxm. ' Iingiia?e fail to describe the salutary effects it pioduced, and the great benefit I derived from its use. ' The citizens of Dai ton and vicinity, well recollect that on the 6lh of August last, I received serious ini'iry from the eipbision of a cannon. A portion of its contents entered rr y ri;!it side and hrca.-t ; amt in all probability, some frasment or splmlets U" the mm rod passed thnsich the "plura," and pierced the Lun-s. J Aftei the lapse of al-o-it six weeks, I was attacked with a distress-' tmreoukand rivhnt pain in wry ri?!it side. Some ten day aller tin,' v. lien in a pnrurf-niif Cvtüng, suddenly nn Krcr broke, and a larte I quantity if very offensive matter, mixed with blood, was di-clmr;ed ; I luost of which found pasce Ihroush the opening ot the wound. j From this opt. nins Ihete frequently passed a quantity of air, soppiceil to issue from tl.'S lungs. Vu ring all this time tny eMcris tcert u. nu j '. intu:erab'e, ' My physicians, meanwhile, paid the strictest attention to me, and tid all in their power for my recovery. Put with all llieir skill, thev could not reach (Ac sea rf dttrcs, ''r t he Lun?s ted keeeme Jfccttd. 1 was visit d during this tune by al leist tTeit'y Physicians. I It was now reduced lo a certa f.ty , that iijfumma'im ff fit lungs Wae rapidly taking place ; and that this won Id terminate uiy lile in a very sliort time, was in llie lilgliest ile;ree probaMe. I A: :his critical st sue. a loesseiiccr kjj dmnatched to Cincinnati, ar.u a ct rbratt d Pb sician of that place was consulted. When h was made acquainted with my situation, be remark. d that nothing rniiM be done by medical aid, if the constituiton itMlf was in t utöcient to throw off the direae. My fronds now despaired of try recovery, and I had no earthly (rnsjiid of hnie to survive many days Fortunately at Hit jiinrlure 'l saw oneof Da. WiTa' I'iHrm.rn. entitled aau'y .Vnlicaf (Jvufc," (tc'Trei'ife o Cfn-untptton if the .tr.,, Aslhadtdlen lieard of d)in men Mc:iti hiirs at tr.iw," I fell like doinj so mvself. Py tlie consent of my ph si la-. I Fnt in jou f.T a Ik J lie of the met k me desctitrf-d, viz; "Wi-tas's ISai.uVcf Wild Chessv." which relieved me almost iiiimr dntely. Alter I had used some five or six bottles, I safer reenccrtd as lo he up and tiloiif. My tough ceased, and ny limes were restored to a healihy state all f.om the kealinf und balmw injtueitee, and poreerful mrdurma! rirtuet of IVkih'i Ili. Were it ntd for the et'en.al if jury I receive I in the slnsilder andarm by tlie explosion, I hfl confl!ei;l that I might b;ive betn wotkinr at my tia.te ( which is M-icksninliinc.) but this ha preventel. By exposure, I have siure taken eever. I severe colds ; and my ,', remedy has been "thi IIaijmi." And I now most cordially recommend Ihe genuine 11 itar' Ealeum Ui all who are afil cled w ith Colbi, CuunHi.nr l.i'su CovFL.t!Ts. I consider it an inv.iluable medicine a real blessin to the wwld. Anv person desiring further infurmatioo may call on me at any tiu.e. Yours truly. CIlilläTOrilEa It. SMITH. i City of Fayton, ) Montcrr.ery Co., Htnof Ohio. ( ubscrliled and cwtrr: to, be ."ore me, Jusl ire of the Teure, this 1 Uh d. yol Feb., IST). . EKENF.ZER FOWLER. fgn'e.'timanii if three high!) crtülLahll citizens rf Va'j!:in, in confirm-eti-n of the ahore 03 We, Ihe undersigned, heim inliinately acquainted with Mr. Finirh, I and having seen and watched ver him rreqijenlly during lua lute iiincss, do not hesitale to say that the loregoinj; is bjr no means an noggeraled statement, but is entitled to lull cedit. (Signed) A. I.. FTOCT, J. B. H. luIisON, HENRY R. SMITH. fy-The trre and genuine "Wimi'i TltLiAM or Wild CheskV" i sold at estnlilislied agencies in all parts of the I'nited States. Sold in Ciitkinnali on dt corner ef Fourth and H'mlnut tree's, by SANFOBI At PARK, General Aernts for Ihe Western Slate. For sale in Indianapolis, ly TOMLINSON BROTHERS, Sign of Ihe Golden Mortar. Sfj-Clm Opposite the Washington Hnlt. Head what Scarpa's Acoustic Gil has done! , THE GRE.irr.ST CVRF. F.FF.R YET PERFORMED BY A.T MED1LL.VE.! IT A'EFF.R F.1ILS! , From the Albany Daily Knirlrrhoeler. West Taor. June 3, 1814. THIS is to certify that I, Willard Jenks, proprietor of the Weil Troy Exchange Hotel, havine been a III ic led w ith deafness in one ear for the last twenty years, and in Ihe other for tlie last year, so that it was impossible lor me to hear the loudest voire, and aftertrj ins various remedies without improving my hearing in Ihe least, I wa induced to try Scarpa's Compound Acoustic Oil for the cure of deafness, and It is with c real satisfaction that I am enabled to state that It baa perfectly restored my healing, and I vwll be happy to see any person w ho wishes for infc rotation in relation tomy case, at mv place in West Troy. WILLARD JENKS. The editor of the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times, J. Du Solle, Esq. has recently been cured of deafness by the use of this Oil, and has given his testimony as follows, in the Times of Sept. SI, lP4t. "Who iMito IIeah? The best article extant for ihe cure of chronic deafness, arising from a recent cold, is "Scarpa's Acoustic Oil." We sjieak from experience." DcArs-fstCraxo! Read the following editorial from the Saturday Erening Poft t Ct ai roa DsArru. We have heard much lately of Uie efficacy of Searpo's Oil. in cases of Deafness, and astotiishin Cures by l Iiis Simpi. remedy have been unquestionably performed. As the editor of a journal, cuculaliiif extrnsively throughout the country, we deem st otir duty to ciili public attention to this specific. Those alHicted with thai malady will find Scarpa's Oil fur Deafness r ell worthy a trial. None pennine unless with the words SCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS" blow n in each bottle, and with tlie written signature of U. He!l on the wrapper. Prepared bv B. Bell, and sold wholesale and retail by B. B. GUMPKRT, No- 1QO, North Second Street, Philadelphia. Observe that the eubscrilvrs r re the only arems in this Slate fur tlie sale of the Acoustic Oil, therefore those suffering from denlne, cannot be assured of its genuineness unless it is purchased directly from un. The bottle, are small and can l salely transmuted Ia anv part of tlie State, rrice S"2 per bottle. TOMLIXSON 15 ROT I It l; K, Sicnof Ihe Golden Mortar opposite the Washinjton Hall. Indianapolis, Nov. 2.., 1841. AL11AAY LOCK IIOSFIFAL LÄXAULIMIi:i 1S30. Con. George C'coko. LL. HM RETURNED FROM ENGLAND CONTIN'l'ES TO EK CONPULTED COXFIDEXTIALLY. Ar. 3, Norton street, Albany, A. npiIIS Philanthropic Institution. cstaMisi.cd. A D. 1PC0, uni SL rcrsally sooken of in the various neriodi -nls of the rirevnf ace, is "n cditi- e, located in a retired j art of the city, fletarbed from any place or put lie resort whr.w vor : the wl ble ol the t-nild-ine is or. i.-.if d by patii-r.t, rich I i vim tl eir own room, and net sill jert to be ti.e observed ofnl! o'servers. Dr, Cooke, founder of the Hospiiul. is the only resident physician, and devotes bis wl o!e time and attention to the welfare of the unfortnn:.te. Ti e rifice lor cnnsultntion, eonveniertly arranred, are on the crnund floor; tlie Hospital, up stairs, is also replete w ith every lucility lor tl.e recovery of patient. M For the cuic of the worst forms of Ycne'enl Diserse, Grr.vel, Srininnl Weakness, Gleet. ttricture in ti e Vretl ra, linpotrnry. Syphilis and tlonorrlicn. Generr.tive and Nervous De! ilitj-, Mrrne rial and all other diseases of the skin, end aS'eetioi.s ot U.e Crinary orirans, in their most malignant and .idvanred sinjes. Ir. Cooke is acknowledired to le iimcli eelel rr.ted. It is provrrlirl that all' disc rise cl this class, supposed to le incurable by others, are aptly and conveniently rendered l y Dr. Cooke w ill cut nioretl an ordinary trouble." familiur with the practice of niedicire, le inevitably cures I. is ow n patients and very frrspently tl.e pnlieiits of other physicians; Dr. Coofcc is the oldest advertising plivslcian in the city of A5lary, N. Y. his mclirnl talents are unrivalled. "Äinoii the most celebrated physicians of tl;e ape is Cen.' Cooke. M. n.. I- L. D., of Albany, N. Y the founder of the Albjiny Lock Hospital. De is mentioned in tl.e highest terms of praise for hi lenevo'rnrc rnd 1 is p.'iiiatsflirrpy, rot on!y by editor of newfpaprrs. I ut his worth is prc!.-.i:ned by ti e lecturer on hternture and from tlie sacred desk." Democratic (Ta.) P. inner. "Whenever tl'e iinfortiinnte rrttiu't Dr. Cooke, of Allrr,they ore very politely conducted to a spacious private off.re, (literally crowded with rreden'ials of tl.e I i;l:rst order, in larce ph:S frames, su' jest to the jnvpertion of bis patients very few men :r the honor to bold such donnicnt?) and, es nn rquivctert fof Ms fee, receive a corresponding prescription. The nr-m ntiireof this celebrated ninn, ' vei ct lionie," enrol ed in a rich Idack Surplice, after the Er-icepnl order, a solid crnsa in I is I csoni. with tenteel cold buckles in bis shoes is of itself an inducement to vrsit this profound PI ysirian, this friend to humanity .and of God." JVVs Orleans Sun. "The Lock Hospital in. America, the only riiüantl.ropir Institution estahlished. under the benicn auspice of tl-.e er Ichrnted Dr Cooke, ui No. 3 Norton street, AM liny, N. Y.. for the relief and convenience of the iinforttinrte, is reputed as the best rtsylnm extant for the ronifort nnd certain recovery of invalids nt tl j? Infirmary patients have the very test nie!ienl pttci r'snre, inrlud.r loard and mirsinr, whirh very materially facilitate recovery; and as Dr. Cooke, the humane founder of so desi'r.f Je a retrer.t nnd sacred scrurlty. resides on the premises, tl. nicst in. rei'iilmis . um, .......j u. ui.im roni.Gence leei rr icniis- rn rsue j their, usual nvoraiiors end enjoy tl.e roricty of tie most emirent ; physician r.s well is the most benevolent man of tl.e age." J.n . . i ... r . . . , xovenn. Dr. Cooke attekcs rEaoit.i y to jits Tatiekts. 0. 3 NORTON STREtT ALCAW, JV. V. IMr XAT Ii T 7,1 E IU Vi ES. 2 duz Wistar's Palm Wild Cherry. IS do Resnrreri ion or Tertian pin. H2 do Sand's 8srsparilia, 6 do Taylor Balsam Liverwort, I jdo M(lT.it's pills and Hitlers, J-2 do Jayne's F.xpeclorant. II do Sappington' Fever and Ague 6 do do To tic Vermifuge, pill, 6 do do Sanative pills, lOtldo FahnesTock's Vermifuje, 2 do do Hair Tonic, . i I 15 do Jew David's or Hclfew plaster. Jual received by DAVID CRAIGHEAD. June 3, 1844. LIVE OIL. Tk BOTTLES Olive Oil.of superior quality w hich makes sre Jr eirellentsalad. just received fromithe importer, and forsale j ihe subscriber. CHARLES WAY EE, East Pmjmcr JA-tut.

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