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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29


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r,,ilua ,mr. Of ,sle,. az mafoam,- ..si~. r,., Ia
"a,'' '' ron. a-',,, a e1r ,r, '''l. tlr" it,, s s 49, ,H-'r'
irr,-, log rh,nf toqris foods. patent nm nekn'scs. t,,ler~and
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rl'sr received nna ff "a, :, 'ts-a' -rhr a-,radi .-.e,,nrn'
the uuco\ p,er N.ia.. t.,laa1lf 44nss-. al sofls. .blps.
SLitf,N AZ ~ ZINE staGA%.
=. - hok.he Nt,h w,hfet, ion -,r rrm1i- to r,r AVA,
" = N',,e. '''o'''e Palmer IL" Sc
u-,o,Ns c,,,,n,,. ~. 90, r,a,,. rs. &C.,, ,n,n
v.'lu. ,@i r,a'~. f.,-ie :, ae ,lnoN'- .>,- Veo@-~e S,, 3,
Va me ITO ,oae. shi' p,,a'e \ o -ngss.
i.'l't Loaf sneu,a eals : . aud su4un No1"e..
rr s'e1f l-1 =. urppERlN.
S.by' %a'stfet
z WIZ 'elaln1. .1, o. Gala, E cont. pr h9 the oo, o.
would '"'''' any INNS ."''i.' '.'"i.". = = ulp'NRiH
= e,aetes" tNsVss 'nsNA
H',.is, "'' '" - IuNNXt"
r,s4 oo.s>.
80 Lp' c'mal," - ~, ao. c.''on ranns 400 d. Cotton
t4.s'' IA Ir.ti.e In si,,. t.,. a. ,,e,r,. sl a.,
.Me b. l., N. .a,.erber ., VEN g l 4" efee. =" +" ''' '' ''
-, = 80. 49,,
400 -" f"",,,,s =. "s r,n's ..e, ."@' 49,
'ear- '-r,. r.. "a rs. .. Not, sH. u d.,
lY' Icy ",' d W' '' w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

rEN vitiuc of an cte,uttn Co mr itest,d fom The CLERK
- oii'e"i TIE Nt1or ffcnr count viii rsrt>t ." public safe. ~
the coui fni-s tmr in tire town 81 Indianapolis 'n The IN tt ~
sept. l-tf. ittNtr zen the hours lur-siled ~, law, the trff~ aud
pfht- iof seven rnlsot The felnN ~ described real estate situated
~ Nnroncnini, o. Wfs
The west hNi ut VA smrh wr.t qt,tirt "t section 20 e, "a town
ship NJ o.. Month of range W, > sa.t. containing 80 II lui
acre., aui ASA the ta~t htf ot The -ein wet quarter Of satt
Fcinnt, M township No d.. uuthu 81 rnes 70 Jctf, CONTAINING
-nhi snfi wet qtutr ~ sad sclue, q, Ia tow rui aud ragr
atpit stil.
inlpu failure ~ reallf The fil sm'uni demanded by said VIII.
! vii ~ the ante time frt nlt- eNpu~e the h'-fnpl' at sad frd
estate. cNrsu,d ~ tie giui,is 81 E,itt J.. Nalte. a. tic suit
ct ! Ia " Iatfuf.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
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- doz Ni>fsfsR Balm WHIthtuy. - do Resurrection or Persian pins,
u d. sands ~arapsrla. q de- Tailo : Ratam liserwou,
- de- Mrfh's pills lna Buffers. IL Do iaynr's ENf-corant.
II DO SaPpln.tons Te,cfaud Acur q DO 40 Touio Nemmuee,
pills. 4 do % Sanzi,r pills,
l2l DO Tahnc,ocks Nctmipee, 60 do Hair Tone,
l2 80 lew Da.ia's ~ Hebrew
IitIsr. Just received Is DAVID OR hGtlEAO.
June g.. leif -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

= tHNV 4 III
\ IFS i. DIR AhE, assisted ~ u. Brow n coniinles Ia keep a.,
- above nlnei Hotel. D,,ing the pn.t summer. he h,-hnui "a al
ditt'nt Ia ms f,tlrr establishment "a ..th cnahlrs hnp in prr>c n to ~,
rag house are ciculltci Ia accommodate q large number of llotsc,
aud tttttnpn>. Ili.bhls ~itd be reasonable. and be Nh be happy &
accommodate all - 10 Vii favor hIn ~ th their cnson.
NnNrIllnt 4 LII III
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

"t~r fereve' from Pllli fNha. 80 i'mNi4ns Hardware store.
- Sien At ite ~rv. w,fatitf4t'tn lorirt .inrt. cnl'mrus
rn- aud r,tilns rst1r- oi ,tfH.i- 80 uulfrfHl'-, Mes, hest In
matt tf iron. n-s0fa.t .tNe frt steel. -hrt -t'l. Nutrenn Afi-'rf
aui .puus steel, lnYls and vices, ii ksnihs h'llwf, uire.
irur-. log htnf toHrf. fous. pftnft ulk nakntse~. lie .hrf~ AMI
-ieels iAn.nIn and ltuH.hed ta "nr, az -'n-. Clue lra'in..
t.rusiu-'- celebrated stand aud TN tue iaup-, fr ffd ffttin r
lrs.. building materials at an kml,. stlufll, tnr, aud pWn
Plush o., lcaihrr. ilf Is ns. nl cloth ,iruitne, N,gtltc casting.
Tor couch work. iton AND lhis. wuei bras N,n'.. Sc sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
TSrGa.sNsoN nworMIKS.

wHHLFsAlE 40 hfrAn MAINS ~
Drag e Heaic.ucN.
Patent Medicines. nys Stun~. Cosmetics,
Paints aud 1ts. Nsdtalsa~Swa are. I~ffuurv.
pNs Moods. Window sIa.<. Iiquoss etc
wAsHN.ruN sTHrIT. rfnI,1Ia olfosfE rHE " AsnfNeTo> nall.
INDIAN ArsIfS. INDIANA
Prescription aecurat,fi compounded. shop pen ~ ailhoar.. Q,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
.ssis. az. l<ss s:seS.

E,.ffSPr 3Ii Die tinicr.
R-oHTli west corncro OF SiNh AID Nam streets. Cincinnati. Owe
= N1nsirkhn = to'> Auction Rooms. rg M orders tor IN
rsNinE prun a., attended to ani NEATLY executed. at
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

.ufiuttt ot al uit'c "a THEN lut,.
Owr hpts ace ii H! uf own nfluai."intf. % 'm'i'f' az me =
ticuc-o 81 -hur, str ai qrtr>, utl1iy called lot, and axe both
neat sud iiritr, iui vrn chesp.
l:.pi. md .hpc4i "a erri vniav. CONSISTING nf trntlrnfn's er'r-r
aud n" Boots. Boo tus, "a ts leHps. ec W"p'rn~' 'ri M'"~
Shoes of an kiuls BOYS io,., lfo-ar-, Sc 90 hIifth- Shoes
India Rubber ~hur-. &c The faiI.. VIII rpl a large assoiini'ni" 90
tine kd. mnr,cc,. lud cal in-his, slippers, Tire. Sc. al of -
tlf-trctf.
ta.. IN great variety, embracing nearly every variety Of rai',inanl
qltlu,. aud tiry willie sodvety ,ltHp.
~ Nii.NOr A Go
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
800 r.r -, IA AT THE SIGN or TuE
''' Nv go y" n n CHINA rlG.
Cheap c:oods for C,.h ar Trade.

(Nctp GOOHS Tor Ci'u ar EI;tGC.
-. El1.reDs.gsks
n y ~ Just tCciycd ~ addntun to hts trnri stock. a general a.
u Y sottnrnl consisting ~ part oi The following u ,honc selrr
lhn ~ Family omtrrir-, 4 Gle ny i;,ud-, iIa,lWt are, ,ini, Gli-a
lf uwi and common ware, Boots aud shue~, Gallon Warn, TIN
wine. stone vntc. . uiicn ware. T.b"co, suun aud ,igr-, aud
n ul other tiitl'~ 10 tedious To- mrtttH.
T. u respectfully iufims The cryrus d this place aud vicinity
Mat lr -Iii nnnnlr fu,~ The best cider Vinegar, Lard aud 1nlnti
th. to ~ienrpc tanite-. wnuant'i ~ hum twice "a - long = = Tat
~ md rlAa a 4. mr InII. an.h mn il IAtd. "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
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3 =; in nr1l (nfiA-N.LLar.

UdSl'R gf'a STRAIT. .N,aFin Opposite he Past OEcc.
"a - l.frEGiFlllN iutnfiu~ The rtlftns of luiiiuafults
! "a inl ~ vicinity. that he ~ give ms atrniion g. the
-g4r3 above irlsiur-s. with asnw torerle the friends ct deceased
t.s 't>un~ Ifon The Indispensable trouble attending ilr h'hh "i
tAkJ friend. aud Would -tairt hgt ht o frl arf - unitriah'thc
~ whoie business of funerals. II d'>led 90 in, p1i'hereof On
ks reasonable terms: such a. fufn-iIn. 'ihei tone "rtwuhnrso
- hctt-c built tnrt the mp-t a. rnsrd -ftir. Ni", tlffiarss,
IA ana every ofirf requisite 49, etiinnrtoi h ahotc business.
80 :. wpitl fu1titf state tantl IT, Wtluskc h- htfers tca-"ntbi
70 PERSONS fu the cuuuilN.
:. H. A%renainee ~ an hours. should ioe 'ub,clbcftaI m m,
Of The lhpVr engagements. no,haigewlibt made.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

~ lnlruatrts aud snhdu intktf-, uitu th, public that The,
4t.r ttlDrI ftstr affsutnI q" ff above it-ur~-. with a Niev
49, l.. f..t.r ilr firnfs st dee ctsd psf"p- from The ttnlhic Of
NIL rlnnlms ile 4, ain ~ 4 freud. aud they are ifeps,l ionn
80 isrt,hc it- wio'~ h"-i"'--" 81 funerals. III, -" "fni l.
ih, keep on hand eohus af 40 sle-. intend rrc AZ il
tFd hn rAel attau eenHond- .nsles tlrm ~ H. flrt hn~nt~.
~ lower than lerci9atr. Al order. ipsnihc country pr"mrl,
Inl.1-.l-. lam.f nh. III mr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
MY AAUge ~ ar GHsNlU.g.Ie.
GlnaEf,lIN. GMn, ri.lAA.

r7'ili, subscriber respectfully ,nGin- Tho .iizens II lninnnpoi~
q aui the pndir "a general, that lac has in~t received , flesh a-
smtnrnt ct tur efr~. such - a ptmc ~ he 1T :. -. sugar, io
aud lliNi na colo, lmnrt, Nuung Tyson. aud tnnpWYdtt T,l.
isai suau. Havana Suelr. :. - Hui :. n Mnlts,cs. Western Re
-,t,c 'nrc-c. NJ. Mackcet, Goldfish, etc. winch ic oHct. mt sale a.
,sy luN put,,s. J. NlttLN.
My 5dofs wet Il lhutr'. Ifrftl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

IT. sreso tP se-t ro.ls ofte Acs. 4alyl sr 81 itg~ ca-h
Incnf - CltA u9@'S- j.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

rrY virtue 20 ~ ~srrf .n q, nc directed a.n re CFit'- o1 ~
. 81 the Marion tifunt Cont. viii stass to 'uanf sale ~ tne
tHt House t1r, n th- town ~ iui1Hfaa-. oa tie th is at
sept .l-3s. h<fNsra fhs hfa~ aar~trh.l - lV. Use tents anf arl
1T hr seven srrss Zoe aFoWla- described real cst4ts, situate i
MARI q roraf,. go uH.
The cast hif cl fh- narih west quarter AMI moth hall Forty acre.
OF section % usn~h4p id. ranrr est.
Aud on "a tsfcf 80 ft.i1r Lr fall auaint der1nfrih F ~"f rNccu
tton I VIII a. fhe same ine and pac- tNpa-ci Tie Tee ~imIfeot sail
nai - '- eVeeu,el a. tar pnqrny 81 ". L. Lewis, At the -ut of
Preslll Alien.
.asr u, .sit : u,75) Il. LiwlEip, ShrT " C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
a.tl,ag.' ~t.lNAE.VA.

'g,nr snh-cfirrs in addition 20 their extensive assortment ofhai
= and ~ln~-. have On u nj I'll the varieties ct L. sIorn -iiN 40
c}pus i'nr'is. Nnns them mai be- found, L,ft int lnnuc
rrlA iiuuri- t,rh. ~, do. fine lleuuts, do. We've aud open
io. ~hrl ami Coiioncll, do. spit siaw. -. ,,ans md ihwn
do. Ar.sc. NIl.MDI ito.
a. SIN Of the naRfft Hat md Shoe sfttr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

4FI:auc.. IA is'UtCE i!lt Ot ENr'- ENUf>.
a VARIETY at ciurutrrr aud toppsr- fnoi- trt received
"a Which ac nude hs The hr.i mechanics, aud en Mt b. heat
also, 4 rtri t,.ltnrf at II trlN tw, et,ttrs, ~ klrs. NNrs, pNl-.
shovel "a in. a. N ~ - h-f tfttftrs 80, Mum 10 - Ia nsntn,n
which VII III wy To- - ct-l ct rtiuFN prftut =.
lNl i've TIE highest muArt pi e lot What. R,e. ElNrrl
fr,sNaN. tMl ~, lad, etc, IA g'ois or cash, petr cal anlcN.
anime the at,i,. J u HpI.NL
,a rl.r- west of prfrsrT Ia rt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29

7Fhfi ~ G0u -I1TI1 I,IIH-I lT11 . ~ ! 1Irlry Ma.
~tV tiirHHl. ffHfMt tfi kHft InI ustssiht
80 nANfn ~ AfgffrAp.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-29
~ssf "a - >AR.a.

rnN vttne ~ ap rseruitu 1, mr directed irin Tie thrlk'
: = "hi' r The Ntrua tgtut t.ufi. vtitNsee a. pihlc stlt, Al
the cont house dtr. h thr taanof intittnptlt-. 'n tie .h il u
= O. l-it. between The hnHr afs>s rftt'lN Inv a." f'nt- and pm
~ tor seven wears f the following de-'fAed real tsiait, s.eaitti
Ma TN CoiufN. go wit.
lat We -, AMI -. "a s3laie y. -. "a the ioUno inlia,r,l~
Aud On f,tufr lore izr thc iuff Iretut denaanisd O., sad ,,rsu
tnn.i vii al the -ttr time ,mi place expose The lee simple - sud ira
c-td~ eNr'ni'd ~ he ln efs ~ Jhn Douglass aud ohcrs, ~ tie
suit at Nnci Harrison and oiltis.
Ia Il I-tl go T. Z tNNITsn Sf.G y r.
, 1844-08-03

and traitors denounce him. the high.
er will he be raised 10 the estimation
of honest men,"
The distinguished Missouri Senator
will not soon or easily be read out
of the democratic ranks. His whole
political life has been 4 beautiful Illus
tlation of the great political princi-
ples he has adorned and advanced
by his powerful intellect and untiring
industry. He is q statesman of whom
any age, country. or people might
well be proud, and possesses the en-
tire confidence and warm affection
OF thn American democracy. When
Col Benton deserts the cause and
the principles for which he has labor
el lis liletime-aiways true. always
ri:Lt. always Gaithful--the people viii
cease to sustain him, but not I'LL then;
and wo have full faith that that time
will never nrriye.-New England
Democrat.
, 1844-08-03

Excitement at Bangor, Ns.-The
Bangor Mercury states that the row.
DIV population of that place contem-
plated an attack upon the Irish popu-
lation and their church. \ paper
had been seen. on which there were
enrolled a huge number of names;
and a letter had been written TO the
Catholic priest, advising him to Sc
cure his valuabIes, ifhe had any. The
Mayor accordingly placed on duty
an additional police, and ordered the
military 10 be in readiness 10 put
down 4 mob. This prevented any
disturbance.
, 1844-08-03

ErThs Queen Of Madagascar not
long since administered poison to
5000 OF her subjects! She is an
usurPcr. One day she sent an officer
to 4 village on scne business II Estate.
lie vas suddenly taken i'll, and died.
S~uspec,ing that the inhabitants were
uniriendly to her government, ard
had murdered her messenger, she
compelled 5000 to drink the Taugj-
na. of which 100 dicd.-This is the
same poison that was given to the
Christians in the horrible prosecutions
which have rei-ncd in that island, in
which mul;itudes OF Christian con-
vcrtS suffered m~artyrdom.
, 1844-08-03

Ff.-,: Et,-* I.-far rom Vi,~ini1
IL. c-. Franklin COUNTY. dated the
iq.. i..f. ! CO. = aaissc..-
o,.,.r.3 i, Il .l.,, last week. r..
,or, nrv .;.. have ,-,r .a'v re4.,cd
,... g,. .@;.,,re c..r are these: On
Tan. rHo Il,a .-... a;-s. Breed.
,.,a. ,,I.a .fJ.:a 7. nr..u sv.. her
chilli rr. Of ri-ht ycar5. and Breed.
..v.s br,,,rr, vrre taken Violently
sick p. s.~,rr. Medical Attendance
, 1844-08-03

PARKER DUDLEY has been rc-appoint-
cd Receiver ofthe public moncysat Pal
myra, Mo, and the Land Office is re-
opened.
, 1844-08-03

Tile Wo,mona.--A letter from
Warsaw. states that 1.-The real facts in
relation to the tragedy, are daily de-
v,loping lhcmsclves-and that nol
correct account has zone before
the world" so TAR as the main facts
connected with the massacre Of the
Smiths are concerned. The writer
says: THE Governor makes several
incorrect statements in lis communi-
cations. A fail expose is now in pro-
grrSs here. and will he submitted to
the public in i week orlwo. Many
documents and much testimony wi,l
be uecc>sary-and a considerable
time will be requisite"
We learn that DR.. Foster, one Of
the seeding Mormons, went 10 Nau,
, 1844-08-03

GIVE have already allued to the
en,oCpIe Of the BostonianS, in pre-
parino % grind the wheat of the ives,
in Boston. We commend the same
enterprise to Our own merci arts
The merchant, of New Orleans are
already making arrangements in aid
Of this enterprise. by building ware
houses on the opposite side OF the riv-
or from the city, :or the reception Of
Proiucr.
One warehouse. GO feet long and
100 wide. for tie reception olcotton,
aUd of wheat in bags or casks, has
already been erected. Under this
system. The wheat Of the vest can
be carried down the Mississippi, stor-
ed. and ha carried 70 the Atlantic Cit
jos. lis proper markets. to DC cr0anf.
Tie flour IS then ready fer EXPORTS
,i"7. without any danger o %iniurv be-
fore il can reach tho port of depar-
'1ro, 60 which it is exposed when
GROUND q; The place of growth: and
for he supply Of the cities and their
vicinity il IS ready for delivery, in
bags. fresh from the mi.I-storcs. And
Il the merchants Of Philadelphia pre-
mare for the grinding IS western wheat
from the ATis.i>si; u. they wjIl soon
Grind I'll the wheat of PENNSYLVANIA,
= :
, 1844-08-03

~ arious causes have conspircd, to
prevent US from bestOving that attention
upon our paper this week, that we could
wish.
, 1844-08-03

FOR GuTEETOR.
CA r L L II. 4 l. L L n.
, 1844-08-03

REMOEAL.-Thc RADIcL GTrcE.
is removed TO the first door North Of the
old Tisdale Tavern, on Louisiana street.
, 1844-08-03

81 TouHclR Cozrau;ion.-The
Mobile R~rs'cranI journal, perhaps
The most ably conducted Of all tie
lemoara'i" papers in tie south. in Il
long article Under This head. takes
!rc1iei GROUND against tie cali for 4
convention. ~ we'll rs against The
grounds upon which it's ad jsed."--
Reporter.
The resolutions" (savs the Regi:-
teri stately adopted in serera! Of tie
districts of South Carolina, would or-
aratr 10 deprive such 4 convention
o. It's legitimate influence. and would
throw suspicion upon the motives Of
those who would attend upon it; ard
with all respect fnr Gen. Hamilton.
We will add. that his .~rt'rrto NJ. Nc
hotde impairs tie influence of his
OWN recommendations. Tie Amer
lean Union is above all price-lib.r:y
alone excepted; and if its dismenber-
m"nt is ever tn be considered, tie
subject should be approached in Il
frame and temper OF mind indicativ.
OF the fact that us full Importance il
appreciated. The resolutions IN
South Carolina did not NANTES. his
spirit, and they have done Mischief
In 4 late speech at Fctersburgh, Mr..
McDUtIic said that South Carolina
erred in 1882, in separating from the,
other southern States. We thought
SO then. and we think so now"
, 1844-08-03

Q CONGRESS-.
LEONARD Il. SI}IATS, of Greene
TlfO'S g.. HUDSON. Of ST. Louis,
RATLIFF BOON. Of Pike,
JOHN THORNTON, of Clay
AUG. JONES, Of Washington.
give are authorized to announce. n
For Representatives, 10 Tie Lcg@loigrc.
r. d. BENNINGTON,
JOHN 3. WOOD.
For justices Of Cairrc TcvasL:g.
JAMES s. TURNER.
HIRAM G. !
A. F. TRAINER,
NJ. II. McLhNE,
s. S. SOUTH.
GEORGE MARZOLF.
, 1844-08-03

FOR LIEUT.. COvrENOF,
WILLIAM Is. ALMOND.
, 1844-08-03

independent Candidates.
, 1844-08-03

TWheat was selling in St. Louis,
on the 3lst. at 20 cents.
, 1844-08-03

Ter LIEUT.. GaEEEECR.
J \ II + o n 6,
OF LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-23

written that there three things which he knew not, ss'rhe way of aff Eagle i'll the air, The way of Serpent upon rock, The way of Ship in the midst of the sea;o and if he were now living humbly think that Davy Walkers politics would have bothered him worse than the above three uncertainties, and he would (if he took any part in politics. have added Davy's political course as the fourth unexplainable in the next edition of the Proverbs
 And, yet, this ssintelligent Whig'' is now required to ssknock under,o and swear that Davy is stauncl 4Ehig, candid and con- sisent politician, who would do honor to the State in the councils of the nation Ay this "intelligent whig" is now required to follow the trail of this ssserpent,n over the smooth rock of policy; and to follow in the wake of this uncertain 'sship." The Little Rock Clay Club has ordered 1t, and who shall ,Joro tn dic,ho.r
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-23

proposes to assume, there is abr,l dence. At Louisville, and in var;o, of the country, his talents and acoa are we'll known, and highly appreei,s lo42, as Lecturer to the 'Louisyil. | my of Medicine," he was eminentlv .l ful in his course of Clinical lee,n. Marine Hospital; and, during the n,s. ter, he is engaged, at his Dispens,,, livering to class of Students, q m.. course of instructions; as stated in X notice. In addition to these lso. lords us much pleasure to record a vidual testimony to the high merit, | BUCK, as practitioner and teache, :, cine. A long and intimate personal Fl ance, with him, warrants the op;n;o, we have much pleasure in expressn his fine native intellect, and thorona1 ing, together with his indomitable i,l laudable ambition of success, and baDnr| of imparting instruction, mark him ! one who will soon reach the first rsnl ! fitness in his profession, and wortbi, its highest honors.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-23
MEDICAL EDUCATION,
IN LOUISVILLE, KY.

In former number, we spoke of the pro- sperous condition of the ssLouisville Medical Institute;;o and promised notice of the other advantages afforded, by Louisville, to Medical Students, for acquiring a thorough education-the advantages of private instruc- ton, without which, attendance upon public lectures is, comparatively, of little utility.
 Louisville abounds in facilities for private instruction in Medicine. The offices of the eminent Professors, and practitioners, in that beautiful and pleasant city, are ever open to the Student who, duly appreciating the dig nity and importance of the profession, is de- sirous of becoming worthy member of it. Among the facilities, thus afforded, that which we would particularly notice, at this moment, and which comments itself to the favorable consideration of the whole profession, and particularly to students, is the course of in- struction proposed to be given, at the s.Lou- isrille General Dispensary,"b by Doctor JOHN R. BUCK. This course of instruction, the only one of the kind in all the West, will be eminently practical; consisting of regular Lectures on Physical Diagnosis, and Clinical Medicine, illustrated ;n every variety of dis ease, abundantly furnished by the numerous patients of the Dispensary. To undergrad uates, such course will be of incalculabe value; while all young Physicians, who can do so, should attend it, before assuming the delicate duties, and fearful responsibilities, of actual practice.
 For the information of our young profes- slonal readers, for whom this article is in- tended, we copy, from the ssWestem Journal Of Medicine and Surgery" the following notice:
 LECTURES ON CLINICAL MEDICINE.
 BY J. R. BUCK, M. D.
 The winter course commenced the second Mon- day in November. It includes Clinics at the Gene raj DlspensaIy; Lectures on Pathological Anatomy: Diagnosis, with the improved methods of Expora- ton by Association and Percussion; and Thera- peutics.
 The summer course will commence the first Mon- day in April, and end the middle of September.
 Private pupils will be received for either course or for the entire term of study.
 Louisville, Dec. 1, 1S43.
 Of Doctor BUcK's peculiar qualifications to perform, with usefulness to his profession, and honor to himself, the important duties he
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Hon. SAcKFIELD MAcLIN--W. much qualification in announcing b. of this gentleman, under the head of an, ments by the Governor, as special JI the Third Judicial Circuit. By ba true interests, honor and dignity of tA, tion, will be ably and worthily su,s Judge Maclin is a native of Tenn. where, his moral worth and urbni manners secured, for him, the intir dence and respect of the people; an talents, industry and patriotism elevsts to distinction, in the. Legislative coue the State. He has recently removed, kansas, and become citizen of Litls We avail ourselves of the occasion tOs the hope that his best expectations may alized in the new home he has choss to congratulate our State and City up acquisition of citizen so eminendy fled to s.play we'll his part" in all al tions of life.