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The Washington Plate.

We learn that the Washington plate was brought
from Arlington House 10 Alcxdra, on Saturday, and
lodged in the Bank of Potomac for safe keepng the
proprietor being about to revisit the scenes of his
youth, in the city of New York after an interval of
y-four years, and thence to make pilgrimage to
the sites, halowed by events of Revolutionary mem-
ofy I'M and around Boston.
Among the plato is tea service made in n. York,
in 1889, and engraved with the crest and arms of
Washington. This used during the whole of the
first Presidency, and up the death of the Chief
Mount Vernon, Dec. 1899. There is, aso mas
slve waiter of silver. From this venerable relic of
other days served the great of the country,
who survived the Revolution: Sgners of the Decla-
ration of Independence members of the old Congress,
and of the Convention that framed the Constitution
patriots, statesmen Notwithstanding the Illustrl-
ous of Adams, Jefferson, Clinton, Sherman,
Livingston, Norris, Carroll, Chase, Cymer, Ross,
Lee Madison, Hamilton, Plnckney, Jay, Miiin, Lin
colu, Steuben, Knox, Wayne. Ogden, Hartley, Nc
Lane, Morgan, Harry Lee, Howard, and many 9TH
ers alike brothers in the renown, and alike endeared
in the affections of their countrymen.
When Baden, the celebrated burglar, about to
rob Arlington House, he directed his subordinate, who
made reconnaissance of the building-s'Recollect,
SIR on your life, do not touch a single piece of Gen.
Washington's plate for if you do, the whole country
will be in against US, and shall be ruined
foreyer-Aler. GGz.
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TRANSYLVANGA UNIVERSITY,
Medical QaIa.1 I'll

rENHE of open heretore
Monday Of November and close The last day Of February,
under the following arrangement
BANIAMDr ~ DUDLEY. NJ D., Professor the Principles and
Practice Of Surgery
HM H. RICHARDSON NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases
Of Women and Children
THOMAS d. MITCHELL M d., Professor Of Hazia and
Therapeutics.
ROBERT PETER, W. d., Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
LOTdN q. HATSON NJ d., Professor Of Theory and Praoos.
LINES NJ BUSH Professor Special Surgical .1naesv
LEQNIDdS NJ L4HSOJN NJ Of
logical .7RatOmg and Physiology.
ETHELBERT L. DUDLEY, M D., DemonSTaOr Of yfnat0ny
The introduciories will be Monday Tuesday and
ednsday the ddacte will Thursday, November
o Professors fees amount 10 SO payable al
the best where the pupils reside Matrc uaon fee
S. Hospital Ticket with Clinical Lectures Graduation Fee
SIS Dectng Ticket, SO. The needu
between two and three dollars per week Grauos lectures
usual In the month of October Further information had
by addressing letters, post paid, to THOMAS ID. MITCH ELL,
lexington, 7bg, 1885, 20-2aw-4w-T Faculty.
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WASHING MAcHrNERY-They are washing in
New York by Machinery on an extensive scale. The
True Sun says the clothes first put in drum with
four openings large enough to contain four hundred
pieces at one time. Through the shaft which this
retoves, steam and water let in upon the contents.
In fifteen minutes they thoroughly cleansed From
this they are removed to washing tubs and rinsed.
They then pressed between two iron rollers COW
cred with blankets, and the water is removed from
them. They are next taken to the upper story and
dried. They arc then starched and ironed and re-
turned to tie owners. Upward Of 80 females en-
ployed in the establishment. where they lodged
and fed. The machinery is driven by steam engine
of 20 horse power, though II is not yet all in use
for this particular purpose The work performed dali
y equivalent to that of 100 PERSONS and the clothes
are beautifully got up.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28

HINTs on THE CHOICE A SHoE.-The secret of
well fitting shoe, rather of good looking shoe,
and it is upon this principle that all French shoemak
ers proceed but all English cobbers do not, that it
should be much longer than the foot ITSELF at least
inch or inch and half longer. And for these two
reasons first, that, since squat broad, dumpy foot,
is much ugier than long thin one, therefore you
may always diminish the appearance of breadth, by
adding to the reality of length; and next, that when
tie shoe Is long, the toes have plenty of room and
commonly It's here that " the shoe pinches.'' No
one has corns on his heels or the sides of his
feet, let his shoes boots be as narrow as he can
well bear them; it is upon those poor pent up impr-
soned distorted joints of the toes, that the rubs of the
world come, and that that the corning process goes
If you would cure YOURSELF reader, of the most obdu
rate corn, or if you would guarantee your children
from having any, let them, and do you, yourself,
wear French chasSures else have the boots, &C.,
made fitting well to the foot at the side, and with
exactly inch, at the least, to spare in length,
when standing In them. Wen bet you hundred to
one on the result and you may ask any cordonnier in
the Rue de Observation-Disclosures Magazine.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Cincinnati. Ohi0.

fENHE Fai and Winter
u sluon on the first Monday November and continues
months, which is Immediately followed Spring
Course, which also continues four months.
The arrangements for the session as follow:
B. L. HILL, NJ. D.. on Anatomy, SO 90
JAMES H. Oliver, NJ d. on Chemistry and Pharmacy 10 90
Medica, = DO'''' 'O'''' anu ''''''A 200
b. Cox, NJ d. Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence, 10 90
A. H. BAIDRTDeE, NJ. ID. Obstetrics and Diseases
and Children, 10 %
Of Medicine, 10 90
Matricuaiion Payments nee
This Institute chartered the Legislature Ohio
under the control Of Board Of Trustees The
viii embrace thing OF old
Colleges and the Reformed Botanical Medicine.
ddales for graduation will be expected comply with
QUESTIONS Boarding be had dollars Persons
wishing further information will address paid the
designed, Sixth street, between
Rooms at Fourth Hall. T. d. MORROW, N. ID.
242aw3w OF Ne
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MARS, SATURN, AND VENUs.-The planet Mars
will attain its nearest approach to the earth on the
2lst of this month"; which time it will be little less
than fifty millions of miles distant. So ap-
proach of Mars to planet, but once in
venteen years; and its appearance is bril-
liant than has been since 1923. 1t now rises 10 the
southeast about eight in the evening" and may be dis
nguished by its remarkably bright and deep-red col
or Adult fifteen degrees westward is the planet
Saturn while in the opposite quarter of the heavens
the horizon yet glowing with the fires of the ex-
plring sun, hangs suspended, brilliant with soft and
siIvery light, the star of evening, Venus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28

The Viscount Williaumez, who died Vice-Ad-
miral in the French SERVICE forgot that he
once mere sailor Being one day at the Office Of
the minister of marine under Louis XVIII, an old
officer entered, to whom had been granted pension
and the honorary rank of rear admiral. Wiaumez
recognized him to be an old captain, with whom he
had formerly sailed. 81 am very happy to see you
once more," said he embracing the old officer; 81
have never forgotten you-and here in my fob is the
watch which you lid me the honor to present to me
when | was your cockswain | have never parted
with tins Watch and never will.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28

0Frejerika Bremen, the popular Swedish novelist,
is announced in the Liverpool papers, as daily expected
there, to take passage for the United States.
A CAUTIOUS 8IoTHER.-The Boston Times knows of
mother in that city who will not let tailor come
near her children for fear be Will give em ITS"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28

musical instrument is being constructed in Phil.
adelphia upon entire new principles for the produc-
ton Of musical Sounds The active agent is electro
magnetism, which, passing through wires, breathes
forth sounds that said to equal the Eolian harp
for liquid sofness while at the same time it is capa
BILE of riyalling the organ in the distnctess and eff
6ciency of its notes. Every sensation that can be
produced upon the most perfect instrument, be
complshcd upon this, while the browning wonder is
that the performer is required to be in the same
room while playing the most difficult pieces of music
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COMPETITION is DEFIED!
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

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Legislative Reports, made up by competent sci
of reporters engaged for the purpose. The reports
will be characterized by conciseness and accuracy,
and form the only correct Legislative History of the
State far superior the skeleton journals made up
by careless and incompetent clerks.
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Rail Road Scrip.

A small lot Of Rail Road Scrip can be purchased
low ON application to the editors Of the Sentinel
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INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE INSTITIJTE,

kNDhANAE-OLfS FEMALE 1NSlIIUIE..
ENHE Fall Session Of the Institute will Tuesday the
III 9Th day Of September next when MISS MARY JANE Ak
TELL will resume her charge Of the Institute.
commencement Of the
August lo, 1916. 1-3u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28

WORTH KNOWING On Friday last, little son of
Mr.. Saxton. in New York, drank and half
of spirits turpcnne, carelessy left within his reach.
He Immediately fell, his extremies became cold his
face lvid, and lie apparently dead. Mrs. Saxton
Immediately got bottle of salad oil from another
room, broke off the top by smashing it on the table
and poured the contents down the child's throat In
ten minutes the contents of the stomach were thrown
up and the child saved although he suffered dreadfully
all Hight The presence of mind of the MOTHER well
deserved the precious reward of the life of her babe,
which would in quarter of hour have gone forever
In all cases of poisoning let every body remember
that liberal dose of oil (any kindly is the very best
immasdiats remedy that can possibly be procured.
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At THIS LQ
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more agricultural, commercial, and family reading
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE:

TfemcndOtS Excitement!
Immense Arrival OF Neac Goods at the Mammoth
CHEChERED STORE!
INFECT from New York and Boston, consisting Dry Goods
~ Groceries, Boots and Shoes Hardware Yankee Notions
&C. IL would be useless Tor us attempt
the fact have almost every thing that called for;
roll in with Bank Notes Wheat Feathers, Ginseng Beeswax
Silver and Gold, and take of goods al
Lower Prices
than buy other establishment the city, Roll
body aud see the taest and cheapest pile goods brought
these degins.
Country Merchants and Pedlers supplied Cincinnati prices
p PRESTON. HORN a
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1t is said that bleeding partially blind horse at
the nose will restore him to sight So much for the
horse. To open mans eyes you must bleed him IN
the pocket.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-08-28

A BoY KILLED BY A DoG.-Two small boys says
the Milwaukee Courier, of Mr. Eslinger, of the
town Of Greenfield. sent errand, on the
18th inst when they met boy and dog belonging to
mr. Clement, neighbor. The boys shook hands,
when the dog instantly caught the youngest Esnger,
lad Of seven years DID, tearing his head, throat and
thighs in a shocking manner The boys first tried to
beat of the dog but failed; they then ran for help.
Their friends arriving soon, found the boy dead has
clothes torn to rags, and drencbed In blood.
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Indianapolis, Aug. %, IS45.
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l. Seven minutes allowed for opening and closing
the nails all Offices where particular time specified.
2. Pos-ofce blanks and ma-bags are to be conveyed
without further charge, mail-Iines admitting of such
conveyance.
g. In all there is to be forfeiture Of the pay Of
the trip when The trip is not run forfeiture of least
fourth part of when the running arrival far
behind time to lose the connexion with depending
mail and forfeiture of due proportion of it, when
grade of rendered inferior that in the contact
These oretures may be increased into penalties Of higher
amounts according to the nature or frequency of the
failure and the importance Of the mail.
4. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency be
satisfactorily explained in due time, for failing take
from, deliver at post Office, the mail any part Of
for suffering to be wet, injured lost desroyed for
conveying il in place that exposes to depre
daio loss injury; and for arriving at the time set
And for setting up running express transmit
mercia intelligence in advance of the mail, penalty will
Be exacsed equal 10 quarters pay.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-18
Notice 10 Contractors.

Nolce Is hereby given, that the work
on The line of The cana from the Ohio
river 10 New Lisbon, embracing dame.
locks and sections, on the eastern dlvls
ION; two tunnels and some heavy exca'
walton, on the middle division will be
ready forexamination and placing under
contract after The 4lh day Of August
next, after which time bids will be recei.
veG at The office of the company, in the
town Of New Lisbon. Also, one Acqua.
duct and several locks, dams and sec.
lions, embracing all the works from The
Ohio canal to the town Of Waynesburgh
will bo ready for examination and recep'
tlun Of bids after the 6rst day OF Sep
uemher next By order Of the B ard
CHARLES d. HOSTEL TER,
Secretary Of S B Canal Co.
Juls A, aS45.-40 st..
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Aennh Notice.,

Notice is hereby given, that petition
will be presented TO the trustees Of Easl
township, Carroll county, Ohio, al their
meeting 10 july next. for the location oil
township road, commencing at The
house OF John Knnuedv, on the north
corner Of lands owned by James McMul
enand James Me 'ue, and running eou,h
along SAID line one half milo, thence west
eighty rods along the line Of lands own
cd by James McCue and Nancy Boyle
10 intersect the Stale road AT Nancy Nc
Causln's JOHN KENNEDY.
June 27, 1859 At.
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A List Of Letters

Remaining 10 The Post Office AT CARROLL
ION, Carroll county, Onlo, on the lst
day Of July l845, which il moi taken out
by The 30lh day OF September nexl,wilI
be sent 10 the General Post Office as dead
letters. Peter W Apgar, Henry Akin
son, Caroline G Akers. W L Akers John
Eeedle, Robert Boyd, EsIey D'd, Sarah
L. Hall, Johnston, Esq. Joseph Junklcs,
William Irwin, Luther Lrw. Ell B. Lu
keus, Jacob Maple, James Moor, Thorn
as Miller, John Mason, Henry Miller,
Amos Mcqueen, Andrew McCasEey,
George Mcfarland, JOIN W McCost
Eve A McClintick, John Newton, Mss
MD Pugh. Charles Richards. Esbha
Rhem, Jane Rulledge, DAME Renneck
er, Squire Russell, FranEIi or F'anci'
Rider, john c Riley. Thomas Russell
William Shepherd, Robert G Scott, Mi
chael Smith A Iberi Steel, John Snevely
William Smith, Esq George ShePh rd
Oliver Tang. John W. Thompson, Johr
Taylor. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say advertised,
H A STlDGER, P. NJ.
July IS, l645-40 81.
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SALE OF REAL ESTA TIE BY
ORDER or LOURT.

On the Il'h day Of August, iS45, at
lweiVe o'clock, M. oi said day, al the door
OF the Court House, in the lown Of Gar
Tolllon, will be sold 10 The highest bidder,
the following real estate. as the property
OF James Potter, deceased, 10 wit: iy ing
10 the south west quarter Of section ls,
IN township Is, Of range 5, in Carroll
county, beginning at post at the north
east corner OF said south west quarter oil
section Is thence west nineteen poles,
thence south one hundred and six poles
TO the dover Ane Of the widow, thence
east nineteen poles 10 the east line Of lhe
quarter section, thence north one han-
dred aud SIX poles along said line 10 the
place Of beginning, continuing twelve
acres and ninety iour Perches more OF
less. Terms of sale one third 10 hand
aud the balance in TWO equal annual in'
staIments with interest secured by mort.
gage on the premises. Appraised a
1925 Sc. JOHN POTTER.
Administrator Of Jrmes Potter, decd.
June IL, 1915 SO At.
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RraMdrelM,s Pills

PuPULAL REMERIES Tho most pop"
ular remedies Of the present day are
those which cleanse aud purify the bood,
aud which are known to be innocent 10
their qualities Such remedies as anti
,nony, mercary, ziuc, and having re-
course Of bleeding IN disease, are now,
II Is hoped going out Of fashion aud veg
glabIe remedies will soon be the popular
medicine. Their Brandreths Vegetable
UniuersaL Pills will be used and appre-
clated. They are known 10 act bench
rially on every part ol the body beng
tak en- up by The chyle they pass into The
blood, which they purify, and should be
remembered that they only remove those
parts from the blood which were The
6 use of inflammation OF disease oil any
h,nd. Nothing is equal to rIddlng the VI
,raied humors with a vegetable medicine
Of lhiskind, which eighty lour wears have
rroved never 10 do injury, but always
good. For sale al The store OF j. SUD
ger. CarrolIlon, July IS, lS45-4O-6m
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SBERIFF,S SALE

By Virloe OF Of Il fa et lev (Nci
10. issued out OF the court o common
pleas ol Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me
directed, | will offsr for sale at the resi-
dcnce Of Thomas James, in Augusta
township, on Friday The list day oI Au-
gust next, at Is O'clock M Of saId day,
1he following goods and cnattois, 'ls;-
Hour head of horse creatures, four sci Of
horse gears, one three horse wagon, and
Your milch cows. Taken in execution
and will be sold by D WATT, Sheriff.
July lS lS45-Pr fee 81. 10 81.
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CORONER'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ oI pIu al venA' ex
popas, issued our ol The cour u common
pleas Tor Carroll county, and 10 me di
rected. will fer for sale al The door n
the court house in Carro'Iton, on Mon
day 'he 4rn day OF August, iS45, be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and
4 O'Clock P NJ the following real estate
10 wit: the north half Of the ulh wesr
quarter Of section fourteen (l4) OF range
four III 10 township lhir'eeD (l3) con
tainiOg eighty acres. Taken IN execu
lion and will be sold by
JOHN MOODY. Coroner.
July 4, 1882. fee l so.
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The Stde Of Ohio, Carroll county, ss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


The StGe of Ohio, Carroll county, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The State Of Ohio, !
US. t.
Robert McEIderry and !" O"S"ce'S'
John Miller, ell. ais.
NolIce is hereby given, 10 the non re-
sijenl defendants in this cese, 10 wit:
Hart A LeaVitl, assignee OF Chad wick
a. LeaVit, OF the city OF Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania, and Edward T.. FraiIey,
Thomas Ii, Brady, and John W. FraiIey
Jr, traders under The firm Of "FrsiIey,
Brady & Co, oI the city Of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; That OH the 23d day ol
J nuary, l645, | filed bill in The Office
OF The clerk Ul The court OF common
pleas Of this county, for the Slate OF o
hio. against Robert McEIderry and WI le
and John Mil er and wife. he bill states
that said MCEderry IL Miller, on the
Sd day Of Januarv,A ID. lS42, borrow
ed $3.50 of The Fund Commissioners Of
the county of Carroll that o secure lhe
pa ment Of said sun Of money with the
interest, they gave 10 The Sale Of Ohio
mortgage deed on certain real es'ale in
he county Of Carroll, that subsequent
to the making o. th' mortgage aforesaid,
the said Hart A Lpavitr, assigree Of
Chadwick Il Leavitt, obtained judgment
on the lien side of this court. Tor The
sum oil 5000 90 dOmOges, and costs So
23A against said McEderry g. Miller.
al the Ocluber term thereof, 1912, and
that Frailey, Bredy a. Go. obtained a
Judgment against said MlElderry & Md
Ter OF the March toTw o SAID court in
The year 1913 Tor $500 SIS damages and
costs Of sui, ana that The two Judgments
aforesaid, are liens on said real estate
subsequentto the lien Of the State oil Ohio
The prayer of this bill is that The par
lies may he compelled to answer, and
that said nonresident defendants may
stale the amount Of their liens respect
lively, and hat the real estate described
in said bill may be sold 10 pay the debt
due the Stale OF Ohio. and for general
relief. VAN BROWN,
Solicitor for complainant.
June I3. I845-35 CT.
Printers lee $5,25.