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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

a, FAcT.ANp~A FIELD FOR PHILANTHRoPIsTs.-We
learn from good authority, that there is house at the
Five P5ints-that plague spot of the city-whicR is
occupied by less than ninety families. The pro-
prietor is woman, who keeps grocery and grog-
gerry in the basement, and makssit written condI-
tio with all her miserable tenants, that they shall
purchase their provisions exclusively of her. We af
fectonatey invite the attention of those whose pous
hearts and purses are bleeding for the heather in for
eign lands like this, in the very heart Of
own city, where SIN and contagon riot, and
breed undisturbed--N Y. Mirror.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

Freak OF NATURE.-The Southern Cultivator has
the following from a correspondent:
On the 10Th of March, had that foaled a
mule COLT Cor colts do not know which to call ) of
full size, though dead when found it, with two per-
feet heads and necks coming handsomely out of one
perfect body, without any deformiy, and each head
and neck as large a we would suppose the body
ought have had it but 1 had it skinned
as neatly as could and stuffed with bran; and this
was done in the presence of Df. b. Rea and on
animation he found it had two hearts and two som-
achs connected with one set of ntestlnes, thus far
forming two distinct organizatons partly separate,
as In the heads and necks, then blended In one body,
partially through part of the internal organs, and
then strangely united one to the balance, such as
intestines, legs, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

w. w. wick.

Will address, many Of his fellow citizens may at
tend, at the following times and places, to-wit:
whitensckis, do, Jolly 26, 10 o'clock, a. m.
Ciarksburgh, do, 26, O'Clock, p. m.
1t respectfully requested Of those friends of Judge
Wick who take this psper give notice. by written sd
vertIsement otherwise, OF the above appointments
the proper neigbborhoods.
The above are probably all the appointments Judge
Wick will have time 10 make and ill m the above named
counties Other appointments will be made hereafter for
other counties. which the friends will kindly make
public possible.
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'Ihc s.a.e OF Enda:.na---aIancocIk Coun-

VI :
II THE HANCOCK CIstUsT CouRrj Au1psr rsN, 1913.
William Montague lon.as ehapan Who sue for the use OF
Joseph Anderson vs.. Iohn Justice.
FSrcier .9ncctwerf.
Jssiee flaf the 18th
~ February, writ h fortfgh attachment Was
Office Of the clerk Of he Hancock circuit court
buchanan who Tor fhe
Of hath turned hy
of (1f
in toxnstp fifteen s) north Of East cohsng o3 acres
more nnrth quarter OF ectson
No three fs) in ,owni6 rRnge7 containing o.
south of the sas' halt Ut the
utb rast township north Of
east containing also lot No. ~ "a the town
of norb quarter and south
halt OF the Of se,on ~ arnsn,P NO 10
hundred dozr the said John
ce hehy and rrqsired appear and defend the sad
reort day of tr be holder The Court
House of said Of Hsneock the
sd Monday next, the VIII b. heard and deternn-
I'd in HE ab-e.ssx. = HAGER, c. II. c. c.
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JEW DAVID.

as ~s0 15s ssqsa",sd with hs s Lex Dssd
ara that another large shipment just received b. the
issis nav S 70 an ssa Il s.s
hdnd there nerreops sou or daughter of seon who
gndsE all the hrro Of Lo"e back heetisn Seated
Kings Epis tau this platter srIom fails TO cure or
s siS R q .t 4 Il. s.~ fsss s G Es Esr and s
Sos end sIegsmg aai. @ The cure. % which
,Ybjon few extracts Of letter. slowing estimation which
indianapolis. Ap-fI4,h. Is4s.
boxes Hebrew Plaster and oz boAe. Persian Pills. immed.rly
The demand continues great and sha doubtless sell large
5oHS'J. owsLEY. Druggist.
Mess d. Harter CO. Genu-I would say that the Hebrew
Plaster and rrraq i crimue off fine and
20: ~, ~: ds"s win E much wanted This
" ealing ''f II Yours 'ru'y' cr..s,.v. JOHN MICK j.!
rp p S.~ r and have sold nearly al the
,su .Tssed ,hrr weeks sasr sadit would Be- we'll TO
kesp me well supplied find calls for the medicines reae
S satisfaction" tina" the 'i NOAH s raoMrsos
r D H. and %a,las% s .r Ia, ASf Sasr s so
s and irsFs f ep Of yS o se
ssnd time SAYING that we wetave frequent calls bO
Il. another 70, i6qed,.,es eSrs 'sn0
Yours RESPECTFULLY bloomfield eat fSsSi e. T MITES II ,.s
Me D. Harer and Cove have sold all the celebrated
so9 please or d more imea f' d'' 's' VIII
Respectfully, o. d. BAIIEx.
Messrs. D. Hacr and Co-GcntsWe have
Plaster left wh there
send dor and
Yours respectfully, HVSSEY GOss.
Bloomfield, Edgar Co. Ill., May 81 Is4L
demand
Or them and promises suPcrede all other kinds of
IN this vicinity. 4 ID. BAILEY
Hardnsburg, Ia, Sept. :, ls44.
Me.srs. d Ifarer co-sirs-Yoar Hebrew Plaster you
with sell - all sold The
all sod but few bosses Both Plaster and Pills give general
SUBTRACTION There be increasing demand
tries. Yours very respectfully, JAMES MeIN rosH.
r and sss !Ss al H. Ssr Persian ~ 'i Pin
that you left here aud should be glad gut They
here and great demands Pills
you
please send some By stage. Yours
FDENEZER KING.
sSie the above letter received have been Informed by
the that the alud the above that
man w fled in
darkened from aggrava,,d of Inflammation the
him 0ahy bind Aher applying every
within his aeh without re,sns brnt he commenced
Pills." and had them
left him, and his health became permanently
instaed. -
others be supplied the usual of Dis
OWSLEY and DAVID CIR &! G HEAD,
Grecnhvld Jesse l. Afack Danvilc william
Myers IT. B,o~usbnrgh Jacob L. uck,
and Mckay MeKassen, bridgeport w. ]. URgles.
Belye Hnekrt Phnied Johu ilerO Franklin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

Vidocq notorious French criminal, is in London,
gathering n handsome fortune from the Cockneys by
an exhibition Of weapens.which have been used by
celebrated criminals, such daggers, PISTOLS knives
lifepreservers of every descriptions and adapted to
inict every species of injury He shows letters and
hand cuffs. chains and rings, every one Of them with
their legend of crime and suffering. Some Of these
latter were worn by Vidocq himself
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

The emigration to Wisconsin ut the present time,
is said To be rapid beyond all precedent There are
whole sections Of country that thcky settled
that a few months ago were entirely uninhabited.
This applies to the northern as well as the southern
counties. The emigration comes principally by the
way of the lakes, from the northern and eastern
States
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24
Literary Notice.

The first Qnnquennial Exhibition of the Plaionean
Society of Indiana Asbuy University will be held in the
College Chapel on Tuesday ailer6onn August 18th, at
half alter O'Clock. The annual VaedctoTy perform
ances will take place in the Society Hall Monday the
18th, at O'Clock p NJ. The friends of the Institution
are respectfully invited to attend All former members
OF the Society will be warmly welcomed their return
to the Halls OF their Alma Mater
JOlINW. CHILDS,
80 :. Cor Sec. of the Piatonean Society.
GREEScAsrLE, July Ia, 1915
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

Posr OFFICE BALANcEs.-In reply to the numerous
inquiries that are made this subject, author
lied to state that these articles under contract,
and that a quantity of them are to be delivered in
this city on before the l5tI1pnstart Expedition
will be used in forwarding them to post Offices, as fast
as they can be manufactured inspected and tested
bat they required to be made with great nicely
and accuracy some time must eapse before all can be
supplied Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

BERNGDorTE.-7It is not generally known that after
the cession of Louisiana by Spain France. Napole
on appointed this great General Governor Of Louis.
lana He accepted it with the secret intention OF
forming independent government; but the rupture
of the treaty of Amiens induced Napoleon to sell the
province to The United States, and Bernadotte was
appointed minister to this country, butt subsequently,
subsequently King
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

We learn from Mr.. Collins that six or eight miles
of the canal will be completed Within three OF
four weeks. This will carry the navigation upto the
Feeder Dam, beyond Connersvlle, and leave some Sc
ven miles to be done to finish the line to Cambridge
Very soon, therefore, shall have daily communica-
ton with the heart of one of the richest valleys In
Indiana, or the West.-Cin Ga-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

surprising health Restorative VirlUes!.!
: : E 8! : -. : : r.. : 9 g z
Messrs Sanford & Park. Springfield, Ky. May IL ls45
C;ensI take this opportunity informing you Of
maEkabie performed by the Of Dr wi.ar'. BAT
san OF Wild Cherry. r,
IN the year 1870 taken with Inflammation Of e boRes
which abored under for six weeks when gradually recovered
In of esd which
upon my lungs and for the space 81 three was con-
fined my j. ,d alt kinds Of meieint and every variety
Of medical without benefit along until the
1884, when heard of BTsors BoLasl Of Wild chry
Ny friends persuaded giyea trial. though had given up
hopes Of recovery and had prepared myself for the change Of
an5iAer Through solicitations induced TO make
Use of Wtar's Balkan Of Wild Cherry The effect
truly astonishing. After ve Of affection pain and SUI
firing and having four fee hundred doars TO no
purpose respectable physicians had proved
uhavaiag restored entire health by the blessing Of
and the Of DIR. wi-tars BaIsam OF Wild Cherry
enjoying good health such altered appear
that longer known when meet rrer asqusn'
have gained rapidly wright and my
can much person. and fi seems to sgrs
with have during tho last SIX months than had
fvey years before =
Considering my miracle
good the afflicted and duty the and
my Should know where relief may be had 20
make this statement public
May blessing of God upon the PrOPretO Of 50 vaius-
bic medicine as Wistar, Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully wM. II. BAKER.
pThe following Rhey Of Franklin. Ind,
Who high in his prof On, and ranks the first poll
eian Of the State shall speak for itself in commentator u he
'Genuine wsar's Basam Of Wild Cherry.
Franklin, Ind, April "a, Isss.
Sanford Par-I have bu, few bottles Of wisai bal
cherry remaining hand Of the last lot furnished
~ YOU sold and had Obtained
money lot before ordered aoistr. But such the
demand do wish be without and
anticipate money last 70; shall
Be forthcoming by the the lot disposed Of which, from the
made lately think will be but short time, The e
basam mnny strikngy beneficial Srt
improves rpsn acqsanaaoe other
knon Almost all others fail upon trial. and not be-
This however highly valued By those who have
virtues experienced healing efficacy in thrr
c,.e. yours very respectfuiy JAMES RITcHEY.
Price "a per bottle. Sold by SANFORD PARK,
- Northeast q Fourth and waInut
And by TOMEINSON BROTHERS, indianapolis Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

Rich PEERS AND IMMENSE INCOMES. - In 1919,
according to a statement made to Mi Rush, the four
largest incomes in the United Kingdom, returned
under the Property Tax, were those Of the Duke Of
Northumberland, Earl Grosvencr, the MARQUIS Of
Stafford, and the Earl Of Brdgewater. These were
the richest Peers in England, and there were no
They each went beyond s100,000 tleafof every thing
The increasing productytness of the agricultural and
mining industry of Engllnd, since the above date,
has, it has been understood doubled some Of these
incomes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

.sNy veneration for Andrew Jackson is very deep.
look upon him, not as Of the great mes of the
day. but one of the greatest rsen of all tme--as.
man Who in several of the highest and modest quail
ties of the human character has been surpassed
and who has doue more for the of equal lib
erty than any other man that ever liyed.-Wm. Leg
0eff
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24
Religions Notice.

The Rev. J. N. PREssLY of the associate Reforme,
Presbyterian Church will preach in the County Seminary
Pressy as a Missionary representing the aboy,
named Church
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

OPPOSITION is THE LIFE OF TRADE.--In the Pitts
burgh papers find the following spirited card:
"Wm. Thorn announces that he has dlrcays been in
the habit Of furnishing medicine gratis to the poor
Seeing it announced by some of our druggists that
they will give medicine gratis to suffering poor BY
the fire, Dr. Thorn takes this method to give notice
that this class he WILL from this time out give dou
bic doses, gratis"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24
who has found III

Last Saturday or Monday l lost three blade
white handled pocket knife. 0as of the blades is
broken. 1t probably lost on the bank of the riv
er. Whoever will return it, shall be rewarded.
G.. A. C..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

part OF. Capt Fremont's expedition have disband
ed themselves Ten of thkri have returned to ST
Louis on account of theft having been required to d.
military duty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

NOTICE is hereby gxen that on Thursday the 3' Gay 81 July
~ instant goods and belonging the estate of Lew
Mcknit, hate Of Mriaa Indis dcsase CONSISTING
rning utensils willie sold the residence of the deceased
Washington township, by the undersigned administrator Of sld e.
win purchasers giving notes
in morning ELIZABETH MsXNfTT.
July < lgl5 II Owls AdmlBistraifix.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24
Isaac Smith

Is our authorized agent TO obtain subscribers an
receipt for payments for the same, until further no
t &C.
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.


r. s. SY. E. r. wilson,
~ ''e"'''''es' }NATH'L B. WEBER.
For County Auditor, NATHANIEL BOLTON.
FIR Assessor, AHIRA WELLS.
For County Commissioner, JOHN MCCALL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

REScoNrRE.-Col. Medary, late Of the Ohio States
man. has had a fight with Mr.. Toilet, Of the. Ohio
State Journal 1t is said Medary logged Toilet Sc
(verey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

MORE PARTIcULARs-THE FUGITlvE SLAvEs-The
number of slaves who entered into the combination
stated at one hundred or more They came from three
counties in Maryland, Prince Georges, Charles and
ST. Mary. They crossed the Eastern branch bridge,
on their way through Montgomery, and for Pennsyl-
vania. The movement of so large a body of men
spread CONSERVATION among the people The alarm
reached Washington, where Col. Henderson had the
marines at the garrison and the Navy Yard under
arms all the night of the 9TH, and arms given
out to members of the Anacosta Fire Company, who
fugitiyes.
letter dated Washington the 9Th, in the Courier
says
This morning about o O'Clock, it being ascertained
that the negroes had taken the road to Rockville,
Montgomery county (haRing passed through the turn
pike gate) two miles north of this city, party of
about twenty persons went out with double barreled
guns, revolving pistols &c., on horseback and in bug
gies, with view evertake and the fugitives
Al O'Clock tonight authentic intelligence reach
ed this city, that party of citizens from Rockville,
learning that the fugtives had marched the skirts
of their village and struck into the Frederick rad
had followed and overtaken them at place called
Logtown, where fight ensued the negroes resisting
desperately with clubs and stones 1t was then found
necessary to fire upon the fugitves.
Eight were wounded, two of them severely; % of
the negroes Immediately surrendered; many to
the woods and made their escape, but some of these
afterwards taken. 1T is certain that % of the
ugitives were captured and lodged in Rockville jail
1t was confidently expected that most of the ne
groes who fled the woods would be taken, the
neighboring farmers had turned out in great force,
and would scour the country. The woods near Log
town, where the battle was fought, completely
surrounded.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

This invaluable dieiBe prepared from an ex,ey. pr.
tee Of several biu climate never know, a,
f Of curing gu any above named
Those who are suffering from diseases Of this Kind,
who have become naids from their effects upon the eonssiiusion
will find the India Choagogue invaluable Puri
flying the bic and thoroughly cleansing fOm the the
bid ,hrets of a bilious climate.
The wonderful operation Of choagOEue ersdiessnr bile
Rom the human SYSTEM can only explain iss extraordinary
in the speedy thorough and permanent Of aga
the various grades of intermittent and rsmtient svrrs.
From WILKINS, DATED States Dstra J44s tA. Ds..s
M Ed,rord B;,g6o,. y 'He"'gaA' Y,-., o., - 49,,
great pleasure the fact Of the complete
and radical Of the Fever and Ague with which my will
liam attacked by the pursuant direons Of Dr. o.
goods India chOagOge He had attack =. ever
witnessed, and aPprhended long of this disease which
years the whn resided at Teeumseh But
Prosdcntiay your
medicinedrtrrmned and the bottle brke
disca.r radical
months have elapsed without Of il, and in
the Of robust al'h IL invaluable msdne and
should be generally known. ROSS WILKINS.
" R. TROwBhDcr, Of .aEogaa
BrRsISGHAx, Dec. -, IslI.
Mr.. BinghanYOu Nh inform you What know Of Dr.
o. ds India choagogue, anti bilious do b<eve
'hs ,i. e sL'- ~Ai.s-. saeraily kna~n
the Fever and .lgHe would disappear in Michigan.
the spring Of and have good
believe that g and " escaped the 9gHe % rf1S ." con-
sc9HcRee Of its Ese.
Perhaps sumner since The settlement Of this fine peninsuar
has the fever and been PreVn, the have
mndr this medicine and when the disease
fixed bsd the skin Of phyieian and hare
fail! universally produced the happy
exceeded by medne
RENE the bilious diseases Of he climate. ~
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN v. r. TRowBRIDoE.
FARSswoET, Chancellor # Sats ef Esheasy
DETROIT, %. Iss2-
Mr.. Edrra-d Bingham, DrUggist, Detroit.
SirI made ogOds India choagogue and have
opportunities used By
others. Ibeee valuable medicine for the 9 ever
aud also that its proper will prove mort oertaH
preventive against which Who have ben
afflicted with il Liable. Very respectfully.
z. FARrswoRTH.
-t'-f - -
From AssoTr, NJ D. let. ssg,on Jaitei 4y
DffRoII, Oct !, Is4i-
To Edard Bingham Esp 9geu for The sa- Of the IHds chs
hereby certify India Choagogns
prepared by Charles intermittent and
has excreded sangune expectations in the Of said
disesse feel a condnc in recommending perfectly sale
highly for fever aud chill fe
ague, any other form Of intermittent fever.
testify medicine has this vicinity. and 81
others been used, acquired hgh reputation and
every case has been used khowdge IL has
ersay produced speedy ahd restored the
feet health, when all other remedies have failed
Respectfully yours. LUcIUs ABBOTT.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Wholesale and retail by
SANFORD PARK, general fer the West, at Their West
Depot the sale Of valuable Family Medicines, northeast
corner of Fourth nd Walnut streets. > iaiif-.
Sold by ToMLESSoN BROTHERS, indianapolis. Al,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

Z WHITEWATER VALLEY CANAL.-We have to re-
cord yet further progress in works of internal i'm
ptoyement. The packet and freight boat Mail, Capt
Jariies Collins, arrived from Cdnnersville, Indiana
yesterday morning! The canal, therefore, is COM
Melted from this city 10 that Mace.
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LEWIS NTcKNiTr's ESTATE.

NJ Office hereby n the 4I day Of May 1875 The
IN undersigned took letters Of administration the estate OF
Lewis McRnhL late OF Marion county, Indiana, deeeased said
tate seevef to be suvent.. 49, {. 81 B..
Persons Indebted hereby notified 10 make payment
delay, apd those having claims against
said notified their accQs pperiy adjusted Tor
settlement within the time allowed by law. = -
ElIZABETu McKNfTT..
II lv5 3yv-is tx.
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company
- III Nan Va.Iri
CLOTHS,

BOITING CLOTHS.
HAVE for sale the quality Boiling
II Cots and miiefs Invited
bf their quality refer 10 Mr. r. x. Undshl of indianapolis
WM. = JOHNSTON
N. g Of Ftth iYaInut s cinrnnai fhio
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Wa Miracles nerer cease! More eridence Of ats
surprising health Restorative Tirtues.!!
Z 8 Z E & : & 8 g &
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V1AIg, I1OAsl. NOT1CE.

EEERS0NS interested hereby informed that payments will he
ade Contractors estimates for work tie road north Of
Edinburgh 2 Tuesday d August Octoer, December, Febru
i ''''" -"' w. ~ JACKSON, secy.
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DOCTOR EVANS.
D;NCING ACADlEsIY.

NJ Hall 2w-y
DANCING ACADEMY.
II. N N. ROBINSON VIII sIancng school ut Mr.
vH brakes indianapolis, instruction Of the
o both sexes which viii be taught the must fashionable style Of
dancing. Days tuition for gentlemen Mondays aud Thursdays
of each week at o'cck rsi Ladies Up saturdays Al A.
r. NJ Monday, July IA, s42- AT X
give tfive Lessons IN dancing waiting those who may de-
rinf "a henre IL preferred. ll-iw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-24

GIVE are requested to announce JOHN WI HAMILTON
AS candidate for reelection to the office of auditor Mo-
Tioa county.