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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
FIRST IND List HOURS.

lov'st thou the hour, the first of day,
When the dewy flowers are opening bright,
When through the curtains Of morning gray
Are stealing s,reaks of crimson light!
Hath it not power, spell!
Doth ii not TO thy warm heart tell
OF life, fresh, sparkling, newborn life.
And the scenes as yet too young for strife
I.ov'st thou the hour in twilight time,
When every hour is closing round,
Whel. fainter and fainter the far bells chime
Comes with shooting, dying sound!
Hath it not spell, though it be
Differing from the first, for thee?
Doth it rot tell of visions deep,
And a gradual dropping down to sleepl
These hours are types and signs of thine:
Thy first hour brought both smiles and tears,
4 md call'd forth feelings half divine,
In those who looked for future years.
And watched how grew each features mould,
And saw their little buds unfold,
And trusted strife should never come,
To cast on heart and brow gloom.
And thy last hour-'tis thine to make
1t calm as twiIigh,'s lovely time,
A blessed sleep from which to wake,
Win he the better world TO climb
Remember, It's thne-ay, thne-to choose,
If storms shall take the place of stars and dews,
Or if thy spirit shall have power
To make its parting like days last hour
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
RAD c. DAT
iowa HOUSE.



snl!E undersigned irving leased his long esab-
y hs,ed aud well known TAVERN STAND
oi term Of Yeas, and added to it such an addition
sWhl enable him to accommodate travellers ana
visitors IN manner mote acceptable than Its former
DIMENSIONS would permit, returns his thanks Tor the
Oeal patronage heretofore bestowed upon his house,
.ao soi'cus a CONTINUING Of the same. Having Ia
Aen oac stand tor number of years placing his re-
."'e o' patronage up)a his merits, he is determined
" co'hue' as heretofore. to strive to merit liberal
IAliG u patronage by the Of every effort to rem
IT. IT. .e say Oh his guests pleasant and agreeable
t t.n ABLE Shall at all times be supplied with the
Is'' Tue market aliords, served up IN a style no. to
"e surpassed IN any country. The BAR will be kept
!, with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and
W: Oa f'om having always been quiet and free from
a''1 those wishing to be retired need not entertain
wy eafs OF the least disturbance. Por,ers always
Ho a''llance to transport baggage from and to the
aoese fee of expense.
h,. lug liable, heretofore under his control, has
an.. eased to couple ofyoung gentlemen Of expo
H ~ IN the business, and who are prepared will
and Carriages for the use and transporion 0
sssnFs to any part of the Territory, gentlemen
in es wishing to visit any part of the Territory
,,a s ahu OF conveyance, can be accommodated b,
,sr at the Iowa House, where their want
vail De Immediately attendedto.
d. VIM. FRYE.
bloomington, April LIST lS42.vl-34tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
PUBLIC HOUSE.

DWELL respectfully informsthe publicthat
~ - ne continues to keep Public House at Sa-
n.s Musca'ine county. Iowa, whers the best accom-
nua''Ons can be had, between Bloomington and
n. eapoFt. Private rooms to be had at all times
s1oe IS good, and at all times furnished with
,,. s's Oh provender. He invites test Of these
H .,.'s Several comfortable houses to rent.
''cm, Iowa, Jan 20 1912 l4tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
r,y.EY.Es MATTOON,
=, rn,r cna .s'otGry Public,

BLoox1SeroS, Iowa,
L,,1 c;,, nromD, attention TO all professional ia
ll'n -. en- which he may be favored. He has "inl'
'rer and authority to administer oa'ns anu aane
indictments, or proofs of deeds mor,gasess;;
If attorney and other Instruments OF writing.
w. ", ,4;.s in the Court House. mar II, %.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12

WomAs! DEAR WcMAN - It's quite too
hal Of We, Darby, to say that your wiis's
worse than the Devil AN please your RE
yerence, can prove it by the houly Scripture
Il can by the powers! Didn't your River r
ence, yesterday, ia yonr sarmon. tell ns ne. Z
we resis, the Diyil, he'll flee from usf NoWs
i / resist my wife, che flies At me-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
p0cTOH II. II. IsHAXTON,

HAVING established his residence permanently
d at Bloomington, respectfully ten"ers bis pro,
Ls,,q sa-v;rcs to the inhabitants of The town and
{,c,ot c,aatrv. He may at all times be found on
Inry At the American Hotel.
lnv Il lsis-37-4Ws
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12

What l admire in Christopher Columbus
says Target, is not his having discovered the
new world. but his having gone to search Tor
it on the faith Of an opinion.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
ORB. COVELL,

STURGEON 81 PHI SIC A N,
SALEM. IOWA.
eT\VI,,G well Supplied himself with Medicine
I isrslly to attend to all calls. He is thank
il tpast patronage. ,,,e
Salem Iowa, Jan %, lo42
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
J. C. DESHLEE,
r. LOWE
LOWE s. DESHLEH,

ATTORNEY AT l. A w,
B.omiagion, lo,ca.
kg7iIl. attend promptly to any business CON-
W. mttel to their charge.
September 2lst, l84l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
PETER JACKSON.
AN 0GILvIE.
A. Ogiay;c & Go.

A. Ogily;c & Go.
onw,pDING & COM M SIS Or
MgsM g.z2!AsA 8,
hcAI,EpSin Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Gr,ceries, Boots md Shoes, Nails, lron' o'eei'
| .;,rs &c. &c. Also. on consignment choire
[ot9snt oflmported Liquors, all Of which will be
() very low fer Cash.
[Ro, MIN ton. July 80. ls4l.-40-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12

Two BROTHERS MEETING IN DEsERT.-A
foreign correspondent, writing from Alexan-
dria, February 9th, mentions a curious meet
ing which took place in the desert between
Snez and Cairo A Mr.. Fawcett who arrived
here by tho Oriental on his waw to India,
when a, Cairo, heard that his brother was ex-
peced by that months steamer from Bombay.
The two brothers had never seen each other,
the one being born in England willis, tho ell
der brother was in India, where he had lived
thirty two years. As the younger Mr.. Faw-
cet was proceeding across the desert on his
donkey, he called out to the groups of travel
lers he met coming from Suez. whether Maj.
Fawcatt was amongst them, aud towards mid
night voice answered TO Mr.. Fawceit's call,
aud the two brothers shook hands in the dark;
they both expressed a wish to see each others
face but no light was to be had. and .hey
were obliged to part again, not having been
together more than three or four minutes.
The Era Of last evening contained and ac
conn, of serious difficulties which had sprung
up ia one of the trading posts called st.
George, about 500 miles above Council Blnfs
and 30 above the Little Missouri. The fort
was ownad by Egbei Taylor and Go. That
company was an independent one and had been
in the Indian country abou, three years. Some
misunderstanding arose between the managers
of the concern; and MIR. Charles Kelsey, who
was the principal capitalist, endeavored to drive
from neighboring building several worthless
hangers-on of,he establishment who had threat
ened to tako his life. Two Of the hangers-oa
were killed in the ARRAY which took place. II
is supposed Mr.. Kelsey was subsequently drlv-
en- from the fort, as he and several others ar
rived a, Liberty in this State short time since.
after having unlergon severe hardships in ira
versiug the Indian country during the recent
severe weather.
I, is said Mr.. Robert w. Taylor. of this city,
left Fort George twenty days before Mr.. Kel-
sey, aud as nothing has since been heard from
him. fears are entertained that he persisted In
the Indian couniry.-Mo. Rep.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
II. G.. F.CNEETE,

Tx % u ; -
ATT ORN EY AT l. A.N,
BURLINGTON, IOWA,
Es7IJI, take notes ana accounts for collection,
w attend to the closing Of books, and do all
hc business in the line Of his profession. He VIII
aso act as a general ager: and collector. aeto
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
(.EAIy, ENeTIls

ryNllE above school opened Franklin
Monday, the t unlei tie direction of tie Beard 81 Tr;f-
named below who resolved make the institute worthy
Il ac paifunare futA present Tie school VIII le placed under
the direction 81 Miss LsyRA Ia who We'll caitied
81 education and a
Usu'f i-h
Schools n us The male Principal wl be
seCured viii and other assistants
VIII employ ei from ',iife.
s'ite the aions TIE Ct
pfucpa Board rristees
economy except lee
Uutd further nJe, The oon regulations pre-
ssrlei:
a II elerc u-rks. the
aud Afterwards, The
VIII commence the fret Auat September and ihSd Monday
"a February each term 10 consist oi twenty twOwceks.
T-fss ~ fellows.
sren-. Reading Arithmetic per term. 81
Tie same with English Gannar Geagi7ihy porltssNteN-
efoi>e> Compos Sacred and Fuflue History 900
The " nh tie French laneiaee, %
Natural Phi~ Chemistry ifany. Geology. Astronomy,
Rhetoric Mental AMI Moral science, Natural Theology &c
olntt aud other branches. 90
THE ari of TFS. hor reference De- lad f
tier information, composed 81 tac following members.
JaHV WmEEN, ALFrFD H,RHi.8N,
". ~. NGcE. .
l. y. riiirr.. AV,ri~ ". NoREs
NM. t.vArLEs, lsIN IosTLE,
Nm SMITH. J.C.Yor~.
J. 81 AYII, L. ".
Nv The
unl ail.r previous n been believed
ta tie school VIII sustain itself without such CHARGES should
ilr the charge Viii be- fixed ci
scholar. and the public Nil le notified.
iCA fr deduction wl a"ay- be made for payments IN al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

~ III. u"tc it it I.iuei ii f~ Sif ne'r his
Pubic House and cnI'r on Mn street lntaif lis lnfiaaa
oi>e ir out House. and Ia TAKE twelve students % bgf
aua
possible ints'
lN. ttftd IL Tavern and Law professional rallies Down
low, 20 sui t' tnes-and has a>sti'ed wi hsci Nain e,
f.. f~ o harvard Law JHi,tr~ily, Ast aud 'in The
lte"~"i Justice StN to assist, ltCc irniiu Ia rent
n} lc hri>e the fist good opsiiun'y. undivided At
tie t aud Department
~ labor shall lie " nh ilNoTr object of ambition Ii
Stifs shall te oTElniz- pc lecture WI tr month";
and We k Ia e siic Is With di reitians No r.,ieHce
A. &, qiahea'en made hu 10 efs' as and practice
o nc NV, aud % ms cercs from tie sulfgine C.ts u
states tbs o. 10 at.t ;csnnenais
JAMES T. RAY.
@ltine share mi the irc Law Library
Ind rss, Indiana obtained supply TIE deficiency
fr.i j Il. r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
nnd .ccom..l Loo. Mnn,.Gactor,.


AA. TYLER wholesale dealers aud hanufae
Il = E44. Hks. aud dealer, >afoafrE e.
blffs "a l,siHroH The Palmer itffi
Indianapolis. usua. obtained and VIZ
iier line Every
drr ianh iuh> ~ tff Aidifs and iea>uf- S,issi
sid Magistrates. ih lsalf finisd heads
Improved Patent mode 81
And iucristralN
eruT method devised blank huks and ~
kr tie while the i lasts. instead 81
The ai fls The stsi
renders tire ik worth dlhr the Old KIND Though try
durability. an- suWrtf - ie II hnsh ihc
and
H. T. Co prepared manufacture all descriptions at
Fancy Articles. iai~ '.rnirmen Port fsan~. Ia
kei Cid cse Ahnms Spectacle Case, 'isa Gases, Pocket
Ho,iAs. aHd MITE Ro.,ks.
NJ SIC PAPER always hand. wlch be- bound IN
aud supplied i shortest notice. 81 HHe SrraH
and Boaad Sio
The aieIn Ruling Nadine ,eiVed.
Books ani Paper ruled "a ans pattern.
They prepared do al kinds Binding IA French aud English
tf and Plain ENira aud Marble and I'll ldce
Finish Al Kinds 90 I'd w'Hk- and periods nut
o. ta d, wh'h PERSONAL attention wl ae Old Dooks
isfi 40 -~l ed. "a a. be-
REFERE~cEEn ssAc BLAcKFoHD, supreme Judge, CEo ~
nvNN NJ Auditor state
MEpI President State Bank J. ~ Raw tastcr"f stale Bank
g v ,Secreias of insurance Company T. w NoHRs Esq
y u. Pa Id. BLY,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

Whole Of 1t " lo Cd plat q Fa Wayne aud ap2ur,e
In II Richmond wlyns county Indiana ON
the ieih ia, Of Als 3D. described follows: hcganing Al Tie
70. that of Rchnsnf
ld John Snnh thence ssi two and iif f
twenty iheacc north and lu fols ieuce Il,
the place beginning. Also. north hall ~ No a, at
pa ~ ~sii town. laal OF T., -aiI loiu ~iinh-
above The pls- Il eecilns ii srs Nie irher Particulars
wil be 0 those WIZ desire purchase.
ROBERT HANNA
yase -, 1913. i-3W .NTsiA {. :. Ts-i-' y Ls.ras
Fort Wayne Sentinel Times please py ya;er an
rlarr : Nar-!4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

i = virtue oi ert,i Ap.na~ directed from tie CLERKS
= = e f ihe Mniln coi whcN, ai >air al ilc
CONT house fr u tie tIts 90 init1I, The "a A ~ July,
li, ft- prscft y The and rfo.ts hr
Tic iug situated Marion
otaffH'.
lin hf ef ihe north quarter and no.th laii - acres Of
80 ton -, township .. e4-f
AIi fss realize she li demanded by SAID VI
ui Tie place sat r1l
estate e,eeei tie properly " a. Lewis and ice eHi
fts 81 David = ,tt
Is.- - I-r{ I55. b. INIvHFtD sies.T IL q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

.UrQlfy "a B.ston-Iha particulars Of 4 most bru-
tai assault upon. The person ct lovely Young lady. Ms
Austin, IN the street, Boston. gwen a lle num-
h,r OF the Bee Il that city The Iefpcira,r
rage Of Of the police officers the city
His object To violate h'r person Ia; owing t. her
his fcnh purpose. but until he had bruised ht
iceneck head ani iea-as - render her recovery doGa-
iu and should shc recoverable beauty OF her face
lie almost totally destroyed hs tie gha~y win u
viii he impossible To remove Hanging good fox such
leasly scoundi,l n the lerlotr.Ior Il tbs sct IS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
1OsNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
st.lii a..t,nolis

rs1llS Institution opened pupils
sion II Mr. ,ut t. \ NJ Who lss fr several years
been engaged M teaching IN one Of the most eminent Literary stn
Sper Female Teachers and the Patrons school
assured Thai sucs only Wal be employ I'd.
According Ia tie s,nna:ie> o his kind regular
Iuu Middle, years Youn. ladies system
a'ay Pii>nn1 ana co"em, ms .o.f,e WIZ he entitled 10
naaed cI,e VII have hr p,es ct engaging " such studies as
Tne>h Grammar Geography a'> History 81 TIE uio States,
Collur4 First Lessons in Arithmetic, smiths Arithmetic
Jaaar lt.r
rr., Term, ' lasisat and ,Ioas-p roy III ALIASES.
tD.seI ,, .1i pom, Als g, -. ,,,.,.-,
''''"' ''''' tceoai'.1ii,y, iI..srad,~i
Geometry completed and Plane Tsisoncmey,
Fif>t Term, Piisl : Natural theology
lieAcoek'- Groloey,
second ie''n' olu,eaa'- Natural Philosophy begun
olm,le,a'- Natural Il,Io-.rhy completed,
-. -r NBliir'> Lr'ures completed
'"'' i''" auIl '; ,, ,. Of The Heavens
Isuilcr's Anahry,
tNcyain,s Evidences Of Christianity.
Care ~" he a.en iaps the wllr e To- cultivate i h4'
with o'ier studies separately rnar be desiied
Primary D,ps,aes-ru., ca'l per per qarcr, 81
second lass, "
.ussic-Piano Forte, with singing. 10 m
Guitar, - O
Instructor yin be sivcn in The French and German languages at
For lesson, IN Linear AMI Perspective Drawings Painting in water
c,urs. Oh rinns. rmn>areuctS Emhoiiery Fencl
Needle work. Floss FRUIT
charges VIII be- made.
REFERENCES.
Bishop NIIvAiNT. Of OHIO.
d. r. pprass L. l.. H., President of KEN Co'~-e. C..o.
Rev. lNo. SANuEis. Professor f Languages.
l.. q. Es 4 NJ Professor iiaheIh3s and Natural phiol
Kenyon COLLEGE.
irraEp BL,xr, Principle of Miner Hall Gambler.
I,its MORRISON,
y. NFsr. t.,....,.
q. II. DrNN, '""'-''''"s
e. COY 5l-tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Esg.At ElN1is'EElEGE..

Fs SMITH sil old Market
and Delaware cary Tie above hulr Crate
Every efuit made please don, wrlana
prices lows M al kinds antn Itr>
lrt coal. goods. cnir jeans It-t
wool AZ feathers iah'W leesmas, st. lot al superior
garden Tahts ,n hand Al pie-eYt.
IL l. particularly desirable r' all old accounts should he ~ i.
either 10y cash old
iIctrE ." meet 70 ltiisicS.
IIlaa -pll.. .3llil L. l.t3 fl-N B. X NTH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
rhc state Of Indiana. Marion County:

PF5aArE CorEr 9 SAID GorHrY. Jr ~ JERN. lof3
Petition r Doro. rd fr Partition Real Eta'f.
Louisa Reid and Bt uckfr auI zlitii g. Tucker rs wife,
william f-i James e. fuf-s-cn and Nancy Tug-n h. f-,
John s.. hei, Mary Rei, i Re.i. Julia Anu
Red Jsues g. gef, att Erasmus Reid, who Minors ~rhn
thr a-e 90 tteutt sars.
rGfIlE each and al r. them hereby
g-fsa them defendants. Pro
tnln, Marion and ~ Atina,
f-ndng APPLICATION he
rttnef- tl ii-Fcaf. be
held 20 To- Count ioa-r inlfnl us, He second Aoni'y IN
August tie appointment
frf. isr ri-if ~ Tire widow 81
irfli q Ki dtes-f re Iari- erruerf-. and meredith
nenf-. 81 wfa fs sud Archibald &. i-i deceased dd szed
and o. pl
therein. ff liz t-t f oi fF moth 81 qllrier 81 section
81, ffAp lt, mr. ~ f containing - acres TIE east
htf0 re -a gIsrro section 2 To- toss n-i' and
tlr ve-t alf 60 the ntftielsf i;fr
az sui -rtl Ia township and aforesaid, containing
acres ir -u'l eni. tie Stl qGuf ~ in
t. aforesaid c'ntanfr iH sfte- the mrtl-g 81
aud Aforesaid confirming il The Net ta tie sii
81 section J. ia 'Hf-i ~
ans tir sii
ff township 49, ul ~ range
combining situated. and hn- The
%
prcH- upon dr'ii 81 the ld AreisaIi g. Read
To- deenis u.on and yrct in lie s1m ELa = Tucker
William Red Reid Man Reid. Ian Reid Juin
i. Jaf~ Rrf. and Erasmus Erf fee sinp,
ArtEoad g. Kef DECREASED, ihifct the
right Of pas the -i fui-n Red therein l order fine
Jsas iF. 1-3 l-iw Aue-f. X. y. Ut N'AN, C'ert-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
CELEBRATED CLARIFIED essence OF
- q ) - 20 - y % e d

= VIE ,yr 1lhe Candy compounded at {" en'S five al The
ai .e and luilrt co.l Ingredients ~h 'lnn"ri'd
i popular Iii and eie Table citizens IN lrn-
wia sii The foof OF tins l. ilIi acknowledged
los this r. ia speedy all Of CHgas,
Cesrr Ciis Irr ipc ori'sa, aud 75as Inflammation ts
Ilts oad Tfru'.
most iivtefate SORE THROAT ga few dHs 1t l. pecany
at ted Lawyers, Public Speakers,
CHEERS whose airn s in ue 81 he Lungs
THE NDEK>iGNED
have used !. e sons Compound Extract Of Hoahond Candy
AMI freely alcri with Coughs 'iiS,
ofs'ne>s, and Com ipyc criS a. a" eN',le" renef, IA
ifs- In The o TN professionally, uoitn-
ea'i t. Ne recommend t. or hiet'n throughout The MON
Reverend J, Lindsey. recent g'f oil NJ u church, second
Reverend J. Crawford &c Tie second VI T. iurch ilulsi
Reverend M IN A.. presiding Il Ter. NrN York rnirrr
Reverend 3d. WHITAKER pastor % its.}ielan 'huch, corner 81
Madison, and ailarinr.
Reverend W. el,n. pl-t,rof VI. T. smrch nfdfl street
ReNer id lir. llli I'd Baptist tAuIti Cold silcc
Reverend t Gihhs, ill iiri avenue
Nr Wesleyan Methods! chuic
fss,ni tnd
Reverend Nj LYONS, pastor &c German Mission church
Elder Kn,pa. an Rev. Nj. Aihf.
suite ctt IN u
ton uf Pca-e orhound Caud day N THIS c'N alone when the
prppetprs the Gospel men
Of rca nnini>ei reputation that " t~o 'd not ~ie's rri
would ~ soid dead
virtues Of Pel fhoiud andy ien. be considered proved,
far angtl1r hr proved. hy nunau testimony
For sale ~ r. u l. SMITH. s'e agent o iniianails az m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
slak,sksEara ssE4s,.

* slle Of aa execution directed from lie Clerk I'll #
= , tie lIf'n public sale il
llse door the indianapolis Tire - day ct July 49,,
att the hHr, lnfied o.. aN, the AMI profits for
tie iooA as iliIon
IiS Ns L. 81 aui block No. H. John Wool add
ii,f o. tie t,s1u az Indianapolis.
inl demanded sail
Tie piicc ct-r g. >uif, n1l
estate. rtecgfe property Eu.on Allison, lie It
.N.rI HARRISON.
fr al.I-l f l-ss T. IAVur,D S'er,T y e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

SfrcmSe icc'4sn. Men wax u,iy amid IN
ses ia GER and nJiry or d'ath Genes Oft nest hy the
most un~G-p'ct means, proven BY depioAhle
slsnt related IA fresn rapera~ having occurred Ber-
In" lady. daI her Of oi the officers Of the
.tsh wpus her face with towel when She ~ licn-
" uttered piercing scream. aud tie blood sctn l.,
flaw IN alundalce By chance j. edc had I,en l,t IN
the to~e. which emit r,d hr esc deeply occasion
tie loss CT ghi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
CHE. E'ete ..gF.
:. =, nnf ~

80 ~, ~. = " - = :. W =" -.
- u subscriber returns DIS trni~ former cis
II t'nrf- 'hi INVITES 1913 these rI,e
- i 'ai - "pit ~fau 90 Tucker kNs~an-f,.
IL street hr 'fgf-fe tr state lfil1 Ls -an- rad.
10 a ,nti those Who iaag cii l. a.u Nil an, a r. in
Is lire 81 The sia.si notice
b-iic ~les attend making Cffn-
riist ita gentle 'ifsr N sNlt> ate lanr. if.. .,
ne nom 'iI town AMI fsnfit 30 i- iofn.i, af.ni.fto
\ isn VIII ICE % ~ eit1r - tf -ii
'-"' f-f WILLIAM ~. WEAVER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
- EiTrlE EVEss1 ilnEY.

r9'lE undersigned havng taken large quantity the
Madison and Iui.'nap i Eai Kad. between Columbus and
Edinburgh Working Me- ul they
wish cinp. immediately, hands who . vi, the
AMI about H. and rough whom
liberal aud VIII r under
>ur For l particulars enquire Il LITTLE Indianapolis,
balance OF the company Tie Works, m Bartholomew
county. VI. 81. BROWN.
WM BAIIINGER.
N,rgh ~, lsi3 eft INGRAI LITTLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
E.EEss.E,, sE..i..s,t.

TIITIII-0I
aud seq invented l.lri Lamp lodged
III respects hitherto clnifiyri Il
advantages amp candle
" very aud without melting lard.
ria,>i all Ieis that hi late q, tie t! melted "a
ine ilr burning and tini cnc confined cannot be- ~nt
This lamp III Tire 10th nf ' md
d. hng cicair and hict Ian
Where le found general
vflc~a, and cash prices
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

wa. \ directed Tic tefk ; o:c
> 80 tuc oorif. ul oppose Iuhic >e. he
ri ~ tn tr Tow ~ iniinna U.s. of Tie Eth lay 81 july,
between ie prescribed tie 4efi,
county to
i.l ha quarter of - TOWNSHIP =.
n'fth 90 riu1e 3
AL realize the + n denlaae D. std
thn wita tn, aud e,plse the ic of SAID
raj e,trc e property 81 jacob s.eaAi, at tie sHa If JOAN
fusIs
l-e IIls8. ). 40 & LNNnGAD. s.l.r u. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

n Hari L'ck.-rLe Nstip1e Inicliig~rcer Of this
morning m the caUr-e Il renlss "a u, he rick
Iocsets which oprri-i IN this during the # tho
Pfe~deut. s'ys We have not had gang Of pi.
pocksis here ssHcs the l4s sessi-p = C9n<rtss TINS
= rather hard slap The .sc Wing Cnnge~s. Bat no
body knows better than the ine.iernesr If what mate
rial the gang was composed = Bat Reputation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

's'it Laicso f nianapp vicinity respectfully requested
'orNtnne the subscribers 1T Lawns Ginchanis Bntl.l
and American Prints Dress lldkfs Gloves Hosiery
Bnnn-i-, Bonnet Lawn
uGcs, all % tie uewe-t-fte JOHN q AN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

Tie editor Of the Richmond Enquirer has Ia orw RI
I'd te him from Bremen. bottle Of rs years old
which cost originally twenty cents BY allowing isi
cent fr leakage shfiuknr. &C.. and ger cent OF the
purchase money aided To the prnc al annuity. at err
wafd> ieariu- like interest AMI yeu make the pics'n
cost millions eight hnud eI AID esltl- fur III -,
sand seuH hundred and rinesfa G,laf aud ic,nfg
righ ee4ts - larger n than the pub l. de
of Virginia.