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Literary Notice.

The first QunquenniaI exhibition of the Pathological
Society of the Indiana Asbuy University, will be held in
the College Chapel Tuesday, August 18th, at o'clock
NJ All who feel in the prosperity of the
Literary Institutions of country respectfully
invited attend. The attendance of all the former
will be cheerfuly received by their fellow members
The annual valedicory of he Society will be
held on Monday lSlh at O'Clock p. NJ in the Society
Hall I'd WIN. GRIFFITH
Corresponding Secretary Of the Pathological Society
GREENcAsTLE, July 20, 1S45.
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New ALRANv- Annnst 4 10

New ALBANY, August 4, ID o'clock.
MEssRs. CHAPMANs: 1t affords un speakable Joy
to communicate to you the utter rout of whiggery in
this county. Never did the democracy of old Floyd
labor with more determination and with more ,tri-
umphant success. We carried our entire ticket by an
average majority of l23 The vote for the lowest on
our ticket was lO6-the highest was I35. The Ma
tive, Roger, is badly beaten. In fact, whiggery is
completely annihllated. That 'same old COON is no
more. Yours, &C., p. NJ. KENT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

BISHOP ONDERDoNK--An intelligent correspondent
Of the Boston Post, who writes from New York says
Z" We to have exciting times in this Epis-
copal diocese From the time that Bishop Onderdonk
was suspended up to this hour, the friends Of that
preate have been assiduously engaged in effort
sustain him, and to continue him possession of his
bishopric. And they have not labored in vain. He
will, think, be reinstated, and once more his
robes. understand that he has decided majority of
the clergy in his favor and among the Iaity there
hazards. He will very preside in the pulpit Of
Trinity church, and, you may depend upon it. will
oiicate at its conservation. Thousands who were al
time bitterly opposed to him, and would listen
to anything that was said in his favor, now assume
that he has been already abundantly punished if he
guilty-about which they doubt-and SHOULD
be reinsated and reinyesed with all his holy ofcia
function. The thing viii be done! -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

OITThree dollar counterfeits, on the Bank of Lou
isvle are in circulation signed A. Thruston cashier,
payable to j. g. Talbot. Signature ard filling up well
done and calculated to deceive the best judges OBJ
serve that the flourish over the letter In the word
bank is omitted in the counterfeit.-LousUie jour
nal.
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surprising health Restorative FTrtues,,.
= & 8 8 Z 8 8 8 8 8
Messr. Sanford x Park Springfield, Ky. May is45
Gents-I take this opportunity Of informing you Of most IT.
rnarabe performed by the of Dr wis'ar Bal.
OF Wild Cherry
In year 1910 eh with Inflammation Of the bowels
under for weeks when gradually reeosers'
itself upon lungs and for the Of three years was con-
fined my rd alt kinds Of medicines and every variety
benefit; along until the
winter of 1884, heard Of "Hsars Basam Of Wild Cherry"
My give trial. though had given
hopes and had prepared myself for the change o
another Through their solicitations induced make
use Of the Genuine Balsam Of Wild Cherry The effect
truly astonishing After fve Of affection, pain and suf
frn having spent fue hundred dotars
purpose respectable physicians had proved
uu,ya;ne was soon restored health by the blessing Of
God and The of wistar's Balssm of Wild Cherry.
am enjoying good heaIt and such altered
ance longer known when meet my former sequsnt
anees.
have gained rapidly weight, and solid
can now ear and food
with during the last six months Than had
eaten ivey years before.
Considering nv case almost miracle, necessary
the good Of afflicted the prOPrie'os and
m, fellow men sho oud know where relief be had to
maxi this public.
May blessings of God the POPeors Of so valaa
bic medicine as wistar' Balsam Qf Wild Cherry.
Your. respectfully VIM II. BAKER.
arbe following letter from itebey Franklin,
who stands high his profession and ranks amcng the fst poll
tcian Of State speak itself commentator u the
Genuine wsar's Of Cherry
Franklin, Ind, April Il, is4s
e..r. Sanford parI have but few bottles Of Wisat bal.
sam of cherry the lot frnished
sold and had obtained
the money for lot before orered another bu saf the
demand for the wish b rithon and
anticipate little The for ast lot shall
forthcoming by the time the lot disposed Of which, from the
lately think will be but short Tine ne e.
strkingy benehe'ai sri
inrbrves upon acquaintance than other Patent Medicine
hare eper Almost all Others fail upon tfss and not be-
ing The OF experience soon SINK into ds"ss
y6s highly valued by thos Who have
tested its virtues experienced healing efficacy IN their own
cases Yours very respectfully, JAMES hlIChEf.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by SANFORD & PARK,-
North tcorner OF Fourth and Walnut sss.
And NV TONlINSON BROTHERS, Indznapo - = ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Comfy Seminary.

Tho Examination of the Scholars of tho Seminary
will commence Thursday, Aug. IA, at A. nj. The e1-
ercses will close on Friday evening with speaking
the scholars The friends of the Institution and of
education generally cordially invited TO attend
JP. Stafford, Prin. =
H. B. HlBBEE, Ass.
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The CLERGY IN TRoUBLE.-The Old School Pres
bytery of New York have been engaged at the meet
ing now In session. in the painful work of discipline.
young licentiate, whose name is not published was
deprived of his order for unjustiiabe breach of
promise of marriage. 1t was case which clearly
justfes the action which the presbytery took
1t is also said, though we do not know that 1T is
published, that the Presbytery have deposed, indef
iney suspended from his ministerial functions the
Rev. Daniel Newell, late editor of the Christian
Family Magazine, for ilnmoralities.
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tiee of several in bilious climate and Is known
fill Of curing Fve and ue any Of The above named
Those who suffering from diseases Of this kind, also those
upon
india Choagogue rTnedy puri-
ng the blood and thoroughly cleansing from the system the
bid ,frcts OF bilious climate.
The wonderful of the chOlagogue er~dieatng bile
from the human only explain its extraordinary
the speedy thorough permanent fever and agu and
the various grades of intermittent and rcment fevers.
From Ross WILKINS Uasd States Dsrid J4dge r. Dista
Mr. Edrard Bingham ''A'''" Detroit, Oct, 80, 1884,.
sir-with great pleasure state complete
radical cure Of ihe Fever and Agae with which my VIII
liam attacked by the diretiOns Of Dr. o.
goods India choagOgue. He had attack
witnessed, apphended long Of this disease which
years ago the when resided Teeumseh But
PrOvdcntia led notice advertisement in relation
this to it, and tbe Of one bottle bruke
the disease and confident has effected radical
month have elapsed without of it, and in
the o. robust aIth. 1t invaluable dene aud
should be general! known. ROSS WILKINS
V, ThOwBnrDoE, f.cAgan State
ri BIEMrGIAS, Dec. 10, lsal.,.
NJ BiRghan-You wish inform you what know Of Dr.
oeoods CbOlagogue bilious medicine. do believe
that the and efficacy Of this medicine generally kno~
the Eeuer and ague would disappear in Michigan.
procured the spring Is and have good
believe that yg family escaped last priTs in
| sequence use..
Perhaps Of this pensu,r
has the fever and prevalent the lat have
when the disease
baed the skill Of phs and have
knopn fall universally produced The happy
believe IL has exceeded BY medicine
| removing the bilious diseases Of the climate.
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN V. r. TRowBRIDGE.
E. FARSwoEr4, Chancellor If State Of ohigas.
| DErRorT, March2 %. 1892.
Mr.. Edsrard Bingham, Druggist, Detroit.
srI made of DIR. ogod India choagogue and have
opportunities effects when used By
others. believe valuable medicine for the Of Jeuer
Ggu and alec that proper will prove mott certain
preventive which Who have
afflicted with it Liable. Very respectfully, -
| Z. FARNSwORTh.
ABBOTT, NJ d. Surgeon United States a~y
| DETROIT, Oct I, lsil.ss
Ed,rard Bingham Esq., SCENT for the sale Of the India Che
hereby certify used the India chOsgogse
prepared by intermittent fevers, and IL
has exceeded sangne expectations in the cure OF ad
confidence recommending IL perfectly sale
and fever and chill fe
vr dumb ague any other form Of intermittent fever
do further testify that the medicine has in this vicinity and IN
acquired high and
every used knowledge, has
universally produced speedy and restored To the most
| feet health, when all other remedies have failed.
| Respectfully yours, LUcIUS ABBOTT.
81 Cincinnati Ohio Wholesale aud retail by
SANFORD K PARK general agents for ihewe their West
pot sale valuable FaDiy Medicines northeast
corner of Four and Walnut streets
Sold by ToMLINsoN RRo THEIRS, indianapolis. Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

There are many hogs in this world with invisible
snouts- Their bristes grow inwardy. and their souls
wsaw in the mire until they become atteDed for the
DEVILS pork tub into which they 60 after hard scad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

ABOUT RIGHr--Somebody who writes more truth
fully than POLITICALLY, says:-An angel without mon
ey is not thought so much Of, nowadays, as devi
with bag full of guineas"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

TIME 49, Fourth street.
Cincinnati, lately occupied by Mr. j. A. kinba where he VIII
manufacture order Surgical Dental Jewery and Dagueedype
Miniature Cases. of the best style and quality and the lowest
prices.
all constantly hand and for sae whole
sale and retail. :, 80 p" ."
country respectfully solicited and promptly attend
a To 10 I'm p SWAIN.
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MARION CIRCUIT COURT.
Criminal Cases.
Reported for the STATE Sentinel.

AUGUST 2, 1915.
State rs. James Washington Buckhart-On the
charge Of grand larceny Tie said Buckhart was re-
cognized the circuit the charge Of steal
ing keg of powder from E. Heddery. William
Blake Bass, who testified against Buckhart before
justice of the peace, refused give any testimony
the case, SO he released.
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John McCollum
Miss Nancy McDanalds
Phillip Mccormick
John McAlahan
A ID Mccormack
John Midnight
Demas L Mcfarland
Mrs + Mclaughlin
David McMullin
Pendy Me EIvien
Miss Phe5e McMullin
N
Lawrence Nutiie or Abner
Clark
Daniel NJ Noae
Charles 6 Noble
George wood
q
William Overly
Sarah Ann Osburn :,
John II Oliver
Miss Mary Ann OIrick
{ p 0neal
Miss Mary / PaIr 2
John l. Patterson
John Parker
Auuilla Parker
Augustus Prestles
James Paines
+ Pyle
William Reck
James X Parks
En0ch Petecord
John PEBBLES
Rody or James Parsley
Ella TTotSman
Wilson Parker
r
James Ritchey
Benjamin Role
James Rholds
V r Radehf
Caleb Rsilsback
Hiram RhOads
II w Roop
Liitleton Ran or Eva Ran 2
Joseph Roll
Hiram II Rutherford
John Russell 5
Timothy Roerty
Whitaker Roll
WIN Rude = -.
Thomas Railsback
S
George w SchwitZer
Miss Elizabeth Stone
Edwd NJ Stewart
David Sharp,
James Skillil
Jacob Sehramm
Samuel SebeTn
Lewis Smiiher
David Shields
Edwin Nj Sellers
John + Smith
Andrew Smith
John S SebcTn
Phillip Sacks
Miss Rebecca Strain
Thomas Smith
William Stout
Vim Shugart
Baulser Souls
Mary Ann Sarver
John Smith
AKIN Stewart
Jos Drake Sta ele
Harvey Strain
James Sutherland
Lot p Swift
Peter Smock
David SIberd
T
John Thomas
MIR Turner a,
Samuel A Thomas
Miss Eliza Ann TOwnsan
BirnaId Thomas
Adam Thompson
John Tuner
Abraham Trisler
Edwin Tingle
Is Tuner
s w Ullery =
V
Jeremiah Vesch '.sr
George f Vanblaricum
Amanda viekefs
w
Robert c Wilson
John Wilson
Col We<hard
Leonard women
JoIdOn Wright 3
2 James Wallace
Isaac Wilson
Harvey d Wheeler
Mrs Woodward
Robert Wood
Isaac n Ware
jeremiah Wilson,
Josephus c Werrsll
George Weaver
Paitefsod 2 Whitesel
Henry Watkins
James Wallace
James Webb
w
Granville Young
Peter Zuber
S. HENDERSON, P. NJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-07

State of India n=s--EEa milton County.
In Hamilton PROBATE CouKT, AUGUST Tern. le45-
William Wycko Adms Of The estate of Joshua Hamilton decd
Samuel Hamilton, Sidney Ann Cowen and Andrew Cowen,
husband, defendants }
sell Real Estate
TIME said petitioner having this day proved by the davh OF
dsnerested thai the said Samuel d. Hamilton, Sidney
ANN defendants
therefore hereby notified
petition filed in said the last thereof against
the heirs of said Joshua Hamilton deed Praying fr the safe Of said
be made assets in the hands Of said petitioner for the
pending that they and Plead demuI
10 said rer0n the first day The next Term of said Probate court
House the Of Nobesvie in said
second Monday Of August 1885, the said petition win
be heard and determined in their absence.
July "a. lS45, l6-3w-is-H JOHN G. BURNS, Clk
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DIR. Jacob BecEer's Celebrated
EYE BAL LIS AM.

ED AND " Elk .E1ES
Among many extraordinary effected by this tru ~ondsr
"a rs,sam we have room only for the folowing;-
s 8 g 9 & g g. e q
ut E,ss-"Iiunanty make citizens
Of Cincinnati who may afflicted with the above, Astonishing
cure effected in three aadne by the
of BEcKER's EYE BALsAM; The case referred TO
that OF my boy, who bore with EfFe eyhfs Ihe IN
aammalion continued increase resisting remedies to- the space
years Having heard Of the remaable cures effected
checkers Eye Bslsam" last resort made trial OF " ana ~
hapuy 10 certify that IL effected permanent cure In three wesk
CHARLES NORTH Ffnh g., doors west OF f'ns."
c.sah. roNraNsON BROTHERS, Indianapolis 4i-y
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Flick Bowles Nj
John William Bowles Ph
High Balhhill 10
Joseph Beeler A
Oliver Burns 10
Samuel Baker Dt
Miss Caroline Buckheart NJ
Miss Martha Brooks ID.
Henry BIenton Ps
Babe NJ
Jesse d Bright
George Bruce /:
Miss Elizabeth Cooper D;
William Cheek CT
Joseph Y Cooper C.,
NJ G Chill
Arad d Chinch "
JOSEPH Collins 3 s.
J 5 Clsgett j
Miss Nancy CLARK NJ
ID e
B NJ Dempsey
B Delevsh NJ
Mary Davis j.
A NJ Dellevan J,
Jonathan Davis a
William Delay A
Presley belong j
William DOnhoo +
William or James Davis "
L j
Nicholas Elson +
Isaac Estep J
Heran Etter 7
Elisha EDdaly j
William E Ellis Y
Lloyd EItZler
F J
Peter Frances b
Samuel Fisher . ]
William Franklin V
Jonathan Folis {
David Ferry 1
Miss Ann Marian Faucet Il
Elizabeth FIaz,e i
u J
r Fletcher 1
Daniel Gates J
Joseph Griffith ]
Uriah Gates 2 '
Andrew Gardner
Henry GAver
Hiram X CASTOR
George Gossin. {
G w Grisendaif
II
Abram HoulcIof ]
Johu Hany :
Robert Harding
William Holmes {
o Harris
J Heiner
Miss lane Heady
John Holmes .
Miss Lydia Baws
! Miss Elizabeth Holland .
Laban Harding
Phelia Hsrdesty
Isaac Hinsley
Joseph Heltman
Dan Horton
Andrew Hoover
Nickson Hughs
Phrisby Holiday
John w Hughey
Samuel Hildilch
Christopher Jordon
Edwin Jones
Miss Hester A Jones
Isaiah Jackson or William
SnaffOId
Mrs johnson
Hiram Jackmsn
William Jones
Miss Pamela Johnson
Thomas Jones
s,s. X
Isaac Kelly
Albert Kyger
: John Kingsbury
Andrew Keiser
, Uriah King
4 Mrs Clarressa Karn
w Ii karn
L
Thomas Leckery
John Little
Samuel Loucks
David J Louch
David Lloyd
( William Mitchell 2
Q ] 5 MerIick
Y David Mitchell =
r David Mas
Y Hugh Morrow
J. Robert Maitln
e J V r. Miller
v Jacob S Mustard
Pleasant Morgan
, William w Miller
Charles Martens
John MaDering
James w Mitchell
Samuel Mobbs John Pains
: Geo Marques
!. G, d Mann
y George Martin
l. Larkin Myers
e Michael Miller
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DOCTOR EVANS.
lfFIcE owe, MaIers ia, Store, I'd Of Washington
u Hall 2wy
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
NJ Office hereby given that will expose to sale Al pnbe nnc-
IL Saturday. the Both ofAug 1885, al the late residence
rBurkde
the property deceed, consisting OF horses
horse wagon horse Peacock plough one souce
plough saddles collars aud farming utensils
household and articles tedogs Go me non cred
all of three dollars and up
wards the purchaser giving with approved security
Jslr o. 1915 lg-3w-a NATHANIEL BELL, .ddw.
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HIVE appointed Indianapolis for the sale Of the
following valuable Medicines -
GBrist0rs Sarsaparill1,
serofa letters sipea Cancers old and malignant
Diseases all disorders evidencng imPury OF
the blood. Price 81 90 per bottle.
UJGridiey's Ointment,
on lis entire mas
terry over letters Tor sal Rheum,) ssah Head RngS0m ETC.
a bottle.
u DIR. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
OF PLES No article capable Of being
admiralty the relief and thorough Of this
distressing disease Price 81 90 jar.
UAIebasis Poor Mans PIasters,
relieving PAIN every description For reak backs MISERY
all diseases that require external ap
soothing pleasant and those who once use
then, win buy other. Price only 12l cts.
UTDr. Starkweafhcr's Hepatic Elixir,
Lue; Complaints, Dyspepsia, etc. See advertise
nent In another column Price 81 90 per bottle.
= gTEosgate's AnOdyne Cordial,
Highly RECOMMENDED by medical faculty and Others as the best
medicine known for Diarrhaa Bop Complaints Cholera Morbs and
sanmer Complaints Children Price 81 bottle
| TDr. WiiIiamsen's Pain SoOsher,
For the TOOTiIACHE Il will the obstinate cases In five
contains particle Of Kreooe, cthe
poisonous and dcleteiious drug ~ Psty Price 2S ets
bule. Ally
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ROI.TING CLOTHS.

HAVE for sale quality Archer brand Boiling
Cloths mers tied examine them before purchasing
quality X. Underhh of Indianapolis
WAL s. JOHNSTON,
corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets Cincinnati Ohm l54w
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Wistar's BaIsain of Wild Cherry!

Wa Miracles cease! More eridence Of 1t
surprising health Restorative Firtues!!!
= 9 i s : : Z . : 9
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LIST OF LETTERs

LHSI Of LEEEERS
ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office. Indapapolis. Indiana
Ii August I, ls45
gPersons calling for these Letters tcfR please say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage all letters or papers for
JoTegn countries must be prepaid, otherwise they
cannot be torWdrdea.
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The TRIAL OF GREEN AT TRoY.-After twelve days
devoted to the examination of testimony, and its ex
position by COUNSEL the trial of Green has terminated
in the verdict of guilty. and the sentence of the high
est penalty of the law passed upon the accused.
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PATENT OFFICE, Jan. l3, 1916.

PATENT OFFICE, Jan. l3, 1916.
ON the petition of Alpha Richardson, Of Boston,
" praying nor the extension of a patent granted
to him, for an improvement in Splitting Leather,
for seven years from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place on the twenty-third day Of April,
lS45.
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent Office, on the second Monday in March
next at IL o'clock, NJ and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Ordered, also, that tins notice be published in
the Madisonian, printed at Washington the
Sun, printed at Baltimore; the Keystone and SEN
tnel, printed at Philadelphia; the Journal of Com
merre, printed at New York and the Times, print
ed at Boston once week for three successive
weeks previous to the second Monday in March next
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH, Q
Commissioner of Patents.
2. s. Editors Of the above papers will please CO
w. and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice.
Jan. l5-law3w
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NEW MUSlC-JUST RECEIVED.

NTM. FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue, two
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Balie's celebrated Opera Of the Bohemian Girl bound
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The Lunatic-song-by Jno. c. Andrews, Esq
The Peace Of Home-comp. by Geo. Lindley, Esq
The Zephyr-a prize glee for three voices, by John
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I'll pray Tor thee--from the opera of Lucia de Lam.
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Night and morning-music"by C. Maeder
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