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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

CoLr's SUBMARINE BATrERY.-The Secretaries of
War and the Navy, to whom the subject was referred
by the last House of Representatives, have arrived at
the conclusion that Colts sub-marina battery was no.
thing new that he is entitled to neither praise nor
reward; and that he has only availed himself Of Full
toms stationary t~orpedoes and Professor HIRES gal
vanic current. 1t appears from the communication of
tie Secretary of the Navy. however, that all Mr.. Colts
labors have not been for nonght. He has received
from that department over fifteen thousand dollars on
his own account, and over two thousand dollars for
Notwithstanding, in all, TO upwards of seven
teen thousand dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
SALE OF LAND
MOrtgagcd to the Stale of Indiana for
Failure TO Dny INTEREST.

AUDIroRs OFFICE, MoRGAN County, May p, le4h.
VII following tract or parcel Of land or $ much thereof as may
n be necessary, will, on Saturday, the Doth day of July next, be
tween the hours Of s O'Clock, A. NJ, and 6 O'Clock, z. NJ, on said
day, at the CCnr House door in Marlinsyile, 10 be offered in confirm
ny with the provisions Of the Revised Statutes Of lS43. The said
tract of land IN wit; the south hall Of the NE. quarter of section
50, being equally divided by a direct line running east and west
through the middle Of said quarter section, township 70, N. r. E.,
having been portgaged To the State of Indiana to secure the payment
OF afHan from the fund Of the above town ship, and The mortgasor
Having failed TO pay the interest as required by law. No bid Tor a less
sum than that due fd principal, interest, damages and costs, will lie
received whole amount due sec 90.
4n=QU a R CITRIDGE- A Al C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

To KILL FLIEs.-lt is perhaps not generally known
that black pepper mot red) is a poison6sr many in
sects. The following simple mixture isthe best de-
stroyer of the common bouse fly Take equal por-
tions of fine black pepper, fresh ground, and sugar,
saJ enough of each TO cover a ten cent piece mois-
ten and mix well witt a spoonful of milk, a little
cream IS better , keep that IN your room and you
will keep down your flies. One advantage over other
poisons is that 1T Injuries nothing else aud another,
that the flies seek the air and never die in the house,
the windows being open.-Cin. Chron.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

ART OF FLoATING.-Any human being who will
lave presence of mind TO clasp the hands behind the
tack, and turn the face toward the zenith, may float
at ease, and in perfect safety, in tolerable still water
aye and sleep there, no matter how long. If, not
knowing how TO SWIM, you would escape drowning,
When you find yourself in deep water; you have only
to consider yourself an empty pitcher; let your mouth
and nose-not the top part Of your heavy head, be
the highest part Of you, and you are safe but thrust
up one of your bony hands, and down You go-turn-
ing up the handle tips over the pitcher. Having had
the happiness to prevent one or two drownings by
this simple instruction, we publish it for the benefit
of all who either love aquatic sports or dread them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

The Railroad fever in Europe has really reached
quite a high point. In England, Lord B~rouQilam saws
the roads applied for would bring every spot in Eng
land within ten miles of one. In Belgium complete
system intersects the whole country. In Austria,
arrangements are made for several. In France, they
are arranging an extensive web Of them. The most
extraordinary fact. however, is that the most despotic
and sluggish nations Of Europe are now forward IN
pushing Railroads. Among these are Russia. Naples,
and even Spain! The last accounts state that there
are two long lines of Railroad to run across the
Peninsula.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
Notice TO Parents and Guardians.

FNNHE Trustees of the Marion County Seminary have adopted the
a foIowing modification Of prices and subjects Of study
GeogIaphy and Arithmetic, 50 90
Second Cass-Engish Grammar, advanced Arithmetic and
Geography, 3 so
TA1d Cess-Rhetorie, Logic, Political Economy, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and the Natural Sciences, 90
Languages, S 90
Reading aud ouhography will be continued in each class, and also
any prOr studies not completed. Composition and Elocuiun will re-
cefve due attention, and Vocal Music VIII form part OF the daily ex-
eTcises.
The Instructors have authorized the Trustees to state. that having
no other engagements than teaching, they will devote their whole at
tention to The Improvement Of the scholars of the Seminary.
Bv order of The Trustees. :. XANDES. Scv.
june 4. IS45. 5O-W-3W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

A dead blue-bird was found, last week, ~clinging
with It's feet to one of the wires Of Morse's Electro
Magnetic Telegraph a few miles from Washington
city. The body of the bird was examined, and no
shot wound, or wound of any kind was discovered
sufficient to produce death. which has led to the belief
that the poor bird was killed while perched upon the
wire, sometime during the operation of the telegraph,
by a shock of electricity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

DIsTREssING SUICIDE OF A FEMALE.-A young girl
named Ann Mason, committed suicide in Pittsburgh,
a few DAYS since, at a house Of bad repute, by taking
poison. The Chronicle says, that u short time pre-
vious to her death she had been robbed Of about $3.50,
the result of years of laborious to.l, and finding her.
self suddenly deprived of the means wherewith to OBJ
tain an honest living, she concluded that death was
preferable to poverty and prostitution, and hence the
suicide.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

Nor BAD.-Pigs are repufed to be stubborn ami
mails, always resolved upon going in some direction
opposed TO that indicated by their masters. 1t is said
you can never lead them, yet we see that 1900 arrived
at st. Louis from Galena on the Sd inst, and every
pig of them was lead, the whole distance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
MICHAEL, NERE,EN.S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that lsaers teaamentary on the estate Of
"a Michael Kfhin, late OF MRiicn county, Indiana, deceased. have
been drf7 granted TO the undersigned by the clerk of the Pmbaie CONT
of Marion county aforesaid. Said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
AL yersons indie ted 10 said estate are hereby notified TO make pay
msnt TO the undersigned without delay, aud those having justde
mands against said estate, are notified 10 present their claims properly
adjusted Tor settlement within the time limited by law.
Nav u. 1876. 4a-sur Jas a yANsIckLE, Eleulors
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

ExPREssIvE--In the debate on the bill concerning
poor debtors. in the Mas ,achnsetts Legislature, MIR.
Hopkinson, of Lowell, said the bib was intended to
reach the fraudulent debtor, who were a rufied shirt,
dressed richly, and fared sump.uously. and ored the
butcher for the resy meal on his bo7ess
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

state Of Endiana---HOOnc County, Set.
g + the May term OF the Bone Probate Court in The year Of our
n Lord, ls45, said count declared the estate If Robert White, de-
ceased, Ia be probably insoivent. Creditors are therefore required 10
file their claims against the estate for allowance in said Probate Cont
within ten months from the date hereof OF they will not he entitled
to payment. JAMES L. MARSH, -Rdzu.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

BAKERs.-In Washington city, they fine the bakers
$50 for adulterating the -four. The weight of a isaf
of bread is to be 81 ounces, when flour il from 81 to
"a 80 a barrel. When the price of -four IS So to
So 80, they make the weight of a loaf % ounces.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
Stnte Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoumIy

HENDRIcKs PRoBATE CouRT, AUGUST Tenn, lSi5.
Thomas Nichols, Administrator de 60His non of The Estate Of Peter
Cameron rs the Creditors Of said Estate.
Petition Of BsOlreacy.
FaNHE creditors Of the estate Of Peter Cameron, late OF the county
u Of Hendricks, Indi' ma, deceased, are he Teby notified that a. The
May term, 1915, Of oar said Probate Ccurt, the above named admin
iaratr filed his hill OF complaint showing the insolvency OF this es-
tr'e, and praying generally for relief; and that unless they notify the
said administrator Of the existence and extent Of their respective
claims, by fling the same, or a statement Of The nature, description
aud date Of the contract or assumpsit upon which the same may he
funded, in the Office of the clerk of our said count, previous TO the
final distribution Of the assrts Of the said decedent, The same will be
postponed in fsvnr of the claims OF more diigent creditors.
By order OF our said court. Attest,
49.3wH j. NJ. GREGG. CIrR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
NOTICE

4 S hereby given that letters Of administration Of Ill the goods and
A chaues, rights, credits, moneys and effects which were Of James
Jackson, late Of sannn county, Indiana, deceased, have been this day
granted to the undersigned by the clerk of the Proaie Court Of said
county all persons indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 make i'm
mediate payFaent, ad ell persons having claims against said esate
are requested To- present them duty authenticated as required by law.
The estate Is supposed To he solvent ISAIAH JACKSON.
Man 20, 1915. 49-3NH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

Sale OF land MOrtgaged 20 the SclOO
Eund.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Friday the 18th day Of June next,
~ at ten O'Clock, A. N. at the Court House dOot, in Franklin, John
son county, the following tract Of land, OF SO much thereof as will
pay The debt, willie sold Ia the highest bii1e tbs same having beer tor
efed for failure To pay The interest due according TO The .erms OF the
mortgage, viz: The 5 w Or az the = az and also the first half Of the
"a W OF Of the : W or of sec g., 1 10, a, containing GO acres. Mort
gagged by Phillip Dean the 9th February, 1870: debt, interest, dam
ages and costs, 1908 6lA.
The terms will he cash in hand, or approved mortgages (6r the pin-
cipaD to run until the LIST of January, ls47.
JACOB SIBERT,
Aprle 1915. 42-9w-T Auditor Johnson Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
PURLEC SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber viii, on Saturday, the
~ l1h day of July, l645, betwe cen one and three O'Clock. p. NJ. on
said day, at the Court House DIOR, in the town Of Indianapolis, ex-
pose To public sale in pursuance uf an order ef The Marion Circuit
Cont, made at the last April Term thereof, in Ire case Of James VIII
sou vs.. Thomas Hunt and others ON pet Hon for partition, all the right.
title rae interest OF the parties To said suit, 10 the east half Of tie
southwest quarter of section thirteen, ia township fifteen north, of
range three east. The said hand lies on the Madison State fOad,
one half mile south Of The donation. One half of The purchas e faun-
ey will he required in aud and a note with good security payable in
twelve months viii tie received for The remainder. No bid will be n
ceived unless il equal two Thirds of the appraised value OF the land.
May 20, ISIS. 45-tw ISAAC KINDER, Commissioner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
s,rOP THE CARS.


EpANAWAY finn the subscriber living in Hendricks county. IT,,
"a on Ihela day Of June, ls4a, Lyman tieudnuon, a hound boy ny
verbal contract any person HluFuing said boy shall have the above
iewardezd no thanks ibis and day Of Jane. 1915.
50 3wf 5EsSE DURHAM.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
LOSE.

a PAIR Of gold framed spectacle 1, blue glasses They were sup
- posed 10 be lost between the pa per mill and CaTisle's mill, on OF
near the right hank Of The branch capsl. Whoever has found the
same, and viii return them 10 this Office, viii receive the thanks OF
the owner and be literally rewarded. 5I3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

JUS REGEIVED:
a T GRAYDON'S Hardware Store, sign of the saw, a large sup
n supply of new goods from Philadelphia, TO be sold al lowest
prices, Wis
Wadron's Corn & Grass Scythes. Patent Eay and Ma nure Forks.
FaIwenis do do Shovels long and short handled,
Scythe StOnes & Rifles fG sy thes, MauuOcks and Picks,
Shaw's best SNkeS, Anvis and Vices.
Scythe Sneaihs, BiacksmHhs' Bellows,
Straw Knives English & German, Hoes of different kinds,
Broad ana Hand Axes, ROwiands Min saws,
Carpenter & COOpefs AIDES, do Cross Cut do.
Manns best ChopPing Axes, &C. Sc
linz lSIl 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

AN Friday last. the 2d inst, from a pasture of James Alex
y nader, about three quarters of n mile east of Mortified on
tie State road leading from N0hicsviie via Noruseeld 10 Lebanon,
A dark iron gray horse. three years old .thz spring, about six.
teen hands high, with a white mark on his face, black name and
tail, and was in good order when he stTsyed Oh
Any person bringing aald horse TO the subscriber, 10 Clarke
township, johnson county. shall be amply rewarded Tor bis trou
lie. 4g-3wT ARCHIBALD G. CLARK.
PALM LEAF HATS.
DOZEN Just received u Che Dayton Hat & Shoe sfcle.
J. X. sHARPE.
Ladies Fine Hid slip aud Ties
! r1,Hls day received at the Fashionable Shoe 4 Hat store and cor
! n sale low at wholesale ant fcfa1L J. X. SHARPE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

TgNTIE annual election for Directors of the Madison and Indian
a apolis Rail Road Company, will be held at Columbus, on h
fourth Wednesday in June, 1915.
47-6w w. N JACKSON, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
JUST RECEIVED
OOKlNG GLASSES,

a r GRAYDON'S Store, sign Of the saw, an assortment Of coach
IN Lace, Frineed Tassels, Tut, Oil Clah, Curtain Stuff, Drab Da-
mask. Coach Lamps, Hub Bands, Coach Handles, stump Joints, Sc
LOOKING GLASSES.
EUST received at GRAYDONs Store, sign f the saw, a fine as
% sotment OF Mahogany Frame Looking Gases also Looking
Glass plates OF the following sizes: 10, $40, 9 u, 9I4, - p, IA 81,
1923. 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
RAIL ROAD LINE OF STAGES.

MT9eCN T6NHE Rail Road hsing now completed north Of Co
feF-zS n hnmbqs. tie subscribers aTe enabled 10 leave IN
AA@- danapons al 4 A. NJ. and meet the cars IN lime TO
arrive al Madison the evening Of the same day. This line ohrrs eve
ny indnoemeni to The travelling public, going from, or 10, the interior
Of this state, In point of expedition reaching Madison from Indian
apolis IN u hours Passengers can be assured Of an immediate con
necthon with the steamboats,, either Tor Cincinnati OF Louisville, a az
fragments have been made which will prevent all possibility Of
delay, making the trip from indianapolis 90 Cincinnati, or Louisville,
in one dav! so J. P. VOORHEES, & CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

The Post Master General, Cave Johnson, Esq, has issue
a Circular Of Regolstt'ns, "io exhibit and enforce the provi
Sims OF The act IL Congress of March 30, lS45, entitled al
Act 10 reduce the rates OF Postage, &C. We annex suc
portion Of the Regulations as are Of interest TO the genera
rcnHnr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
NEW

4 Ohm LISTER having disposed Of his stock and stable, and re-
- tired from The business, would request all those indebted 10 him
to make some arrangement ior settlement immediately nisaccounis
mus b cIosed. Self
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-09
PATENT MEDICINEa-

A LLEBASI'S MEDICINEs-The great inter
n est that is eserywhere manifested In regard 10
offer for troubling The public with tis< Tssii'sNs ing
statement. The medicines ennsist Of
The BLACK ION ALLFBAsI's) SALvE-
ALLkBAsI's HEALTH PILLS.
ALLEBAsl's TOOTH Ache doors
ALLEBAsI's Poor MANS PLASTIC
The SALyE sores, dwellings, in fi=ssHTn@t ions,
spraus, burns, inward ulcers and tuInsSrs- quinsey-
throat, mumps, nerseus tooth ache IN the
face broken breasts, dropsy spinal fife caIos etc
ofevery Kind and cnaac'er An instance OF iAilore
to effect a in any Of the above manned com
plants, where the Save was faithfully applied, a.
not known.
Nh Internal remedy is used. They fs=~ers, fever
and sgue, Dyspepsia, constipation" ct 'I't oosSeIs and
head ache, liver complaint, coughs cO11a- ge-s'f-E-=
The PLASTERs are taking the preference eft "a II
Pla-ters in this any other country iisex
warranted 10 give better s'tsiaction imam any
other. They cure pain q Weakness iI1 the back i.
side, chest, bowels, ons, muscles, liver E>s'pIaaIa1,
coughs, asthma, dyspepsia weaknessez an SSOu.esa
The TooTH-ACHE DROPS are "A d.=fightfnI re-
medy for the tooth-ache Nothing h'Irtt'A or d,-:.-
greeabIe in The compostnn. We now able
supply the demand far these. although i'ef'''e
the Spring trade opens we shall have ss,sn.- @e@n
arrangements that shall be able supply ANY
demand. .at=a
gentlemen ia Ohio ~ r. NJ itls-r a.
a brother-in law Of John y, Ter, President of the 4
States. and holds responsible office under the gov
CoLumBus Ohio, November 90 ISA4-
Dear Sir: very cheeriuly furnish 20" the. test
ons-Al,basi's Health Pills and the Black
Save-fom both of which have derived advantages
which remedies had supplied through
years Of suffering and constant inquiry aud X
pertinent in the seal ch tor relief
local maady, winch surgical effort had tsA -
to relieve, produced tendency to constipation o
the bowes uniform aud p"Sve Isal as TO en-
force thu almost daily use Of aperientS for SIX years
and more. But while the employ at these
Indispensable great distress followed! their action
for ming ri the. Iso
site laxative of the bow els al
~ supernduced The desderaIuIn ssgen
which possessed sufficient the bs
without producing the laxative condit I<,Ea ss5uS In
AIMING skilled in the comipinat OF the. NJ
Nedca, and among the - ilIcll fell
After years Of Iral found a lie=i ga
s's Health Pls-and in them only. They possess
as ,eluped of i@cun, Ifse I,<.csIiE ~.
property of cunqueng the obs constI
lion by the genilest process of operatiUn-
The Bark (or Alebass) Save L have found 4
be remed,--in its appropriate use-of exfraOrd Iu
AIRY value. 20
scalds bruises cuaneous eruPti1sI=
rheumatic PAINE etc., and IN inst nee ~Ishs'sH
The most satisfactory success. In my own house
| hold, which is a small one have had ne
cessiiy for any other medicine became ac
quanted with these Pills and Salv<- I yer
respectfully JEo. q MILL
| Mr.. 1 lyman w. GILBERT. New York
| For sale wholesale and retail by
i .. l. DUBOss Z. II CO..
eb2b Agents and Druggists. so <V.t-r-~t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-09
PATENT MEDICINES.

INK. BLACK WELLS Celebrated ANT ACRID
- TINcTURR aud Scotch Renorator, for he Care
of Vsnereai Disorders, Stubborn Gieeis illusions,
Weakness Of The Lrder Bladder, DiabeteS, or Diff
cuitV in Making Haia-These drops chiefly
co,nnosed of substances; their Use and eff
cacy have been fully proved by hundreds and may be
relied IN as perfectly aud safe DIR. Blackwell
having prepared and used them for many years, in
his extensive practice in Scotland. with great satis-
ficiion and wonderful success among ms numerous
patients. DR. Blackwell the inventor Of this uuly
valuable medicine, makes nn other claim 10 public
confidence than hat expel ence has so fully justified
and he does not, in the least hesitate to WARRANT
THEM as a safe and certain CURE for the VEEE-
RAIL DIsoRI STUBBORN 6LEtTs, SEMI
NAL EFFusIoNs. WEAKEEss OF THE URErER
OR BLADDER. DIABETES, OR DIFFICULTY IN
MAKING WATER fresh supply Of the above
Justly celebrated remedy, jus. received and for sale
by .. |. c. DuBOSh ~, agents,
noy8 80 Water street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-09
DR. 4 gI 81
VIC 3Sz: 6 4 3I q; 10 3IIs
70 E Y. 3 81;
UEsTIMONIaLs.

LIVINGSTON. Sumter CO, Ala July !, lS43.
nR. G. r. Hull. Dear S'r.--fhe IA boxes Of
ynnr Fever and Ague Pills left with us hast July
were sold nut in "A few months, aud frequent calls
were made for rr,nIe which could not supply, and
We would add testimony in their favor. that so
lar IA our knowledge extends they invariably ans.
wered the purpose fully for which they designed.
We have also sold about two hundred anil fifty box
es Of vonr Cough and Worm Lozenges, and they nre
highly approved Respectfully yours,
Il. F. HoUsToN 4, Co.
The following certificate g,uen by THREE highly res
peciobie Piaaters. near Fife Post Office, Iaiiadega
comfy, Aio, one of rhOm had used ttoeue boyes Of
The PiiiS ia his family:
This is to eettify that we have used DR.. HulPs Fe-
yer aud Ague Pills families in several cases oil
Fever, and Chllls aud Fever, and their adminstra-
:inn has been attended with complete success In M
ease have they tailed have the desired effect when
used according To directiuns. We think they ate a
good Pill, and would cheerful, recommend them to
all persons subPci To Fever, and Chills and Fever
Given under on, hands
.f.t Feb. q, lsl3, JAMES RAGLY,
Nav 2, 1913 JAMES MONTGOMERY,
June 20. 1913, HARRIS TAYLOR.
ELYr"N. Jefferson CO., Ala. Feb 8, lS4s.
This is Ia tlfy that appointed last Apri
Agent for the sale OF Dr.. H"ll's Vegetable Feye,
and Agne and ami Fever Pills, since Which time
have sold abou, forty boxes In not single instance
10 my knowledge have they failed Ia cure ChillS anf
Fever when used according To directions. Since
became an Agent for the Pills, have had twelve o
fifteen different eases NJ Chills and Fever in my ia
niy, and HuIi's Pills have cured every case.
| - .......... JOHN CAMP.
Ertract ofo litter from Or. Hagood, dated Mount Pin
son, Ala. February 3, 1913:
| CONSIDER hem (liull's Pills) as good medicin
| as can be used for The cure of Feye,s. or Aeue
Fesers. Ihavt prescribed them in number Of case
| Of Fever, alter hrst administering emetic or ca
| thariic, and always with the must happy results.
fine, have known Hulls Pills 10 fail ccrin
The Chils and Fever in single instance.
| #l. ZACHARIAH HAGooD.
E1ndct Of later IF m IN. Madison, dated BentO
county, Ala, F.brnary 10, 1912:
| think Them (Hul's Pils) an excellent medicine
lnired have never known The Pills used in sing
instance, according to di ec,ions without efecins
complete cure. nj, neighbours speak Of them in til
| highest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsoN.
A large supply on hand and for sale by
| -. IT,. /. c. DuBOSE & co, Agents.
| Cahl3 ... sf 90 Water strePt,