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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-31

GRowTH OF THE WEsr.-The second child born in
Cincinnati still lives, and has not the middle of
his life while Cincinnati contains $4,000 abtants
the old pioneer who first settled where Cincinnati
stands when the State of Ohio was wilderness, now
walks hearty and strong amid throng of two mil
lions; and the first child born of American parents
west of the Allegheny mountains-who knew Wash
ington as a surveyor the banks of the Kenhawa,
when the whole northwest, with immaterial excep-
tions was in possession of the savages-is yet alive,
and numbers her fourscore and yet in her
day she witnessed the growth of empire-the peo-
ping of the mighty valley between the base Of the
Blue Ridge and the Rocky Mountains. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-31

Office hereby given Thar the 4th day of May, 1885, The
IN undersigned letters o administration on he estate
McKn of Marion county Indiana deceased said es
IS islered % be solvent.
10 The and those having Claims aganst
their accounts properly aus'eo "
settlement within the allowed by law - :. =, ,,r-r
LII 1913 II Avis Administrative.
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Candidates for CONGRESS.

GIVE are requested to announce JOHN W. HAMILTON
candidate for recollection to the Office Of Auditor Of Nd
Tioa county.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Isaac SuitI,

Is our authorized agent to obtain subscribers and
receipt for payments for the same until further no
tice
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CoNIcAL Rifle BALLs.-The Vicksburgh Sentinel
SAYS that the greatest modern Improvement in rifles
has been the introduction of conical instead of spher-
cal balls The conical ball is carried with a good
rifle at least one third farther with point blanc accu-
racy than the spherical ; and from an improved gun
adapted to shoot them these concal balls have been
known to hold up to the astonishing distance of
than thousand yards They were invented in France
by scientific gentleman. Nj. Deloigne, and have
been approved by the great Arago, modelled on
strict scientific principles Delogne also invented
the improved riaing of the guns from which they
are shot.
ANOTHER IMPLEMENT IN WARFARE.-A new i'm
pement In warfare, of terrible efficacy, has Just been
devised in England, by Professor Brunson. 1t con-
sists Of liquid similar to alcohol in which the
oxygen is replaced by arsenic. 1t ignites the
II is exposed to the air. IF any vessel filled with it.
like glass or iron globe, should be thrown upon the
decks or into the ports of ship, it would ignite the
moment the vessel struck any hard substances and the
inhammable liquid instantly would be in a blaze The
atmosphere once becomes filed with clouds of white
arsenic, by which deadly poison is evolved and
inhaled. Being heavier than, and insolube in water
comes fatal to all within its influence. dreadful
implement In the ar. of
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE IMPLEMENT-James O'Con
nor, Of Mulberry street, New York, states, that h
has invented an instrument of war with which, os
sisted by nine men, he could enter and demosh tn
strongest fertilization, attack. disperse, and desro
a solid square Of 100000 men. Mr.. O'Connof date
his invention as far back 1881, and says that
has been in correspondence with the Duke OF We
lington and other official personages on the subject
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-31

Volney 3. Palmer is our agent for obtaining sub
scribers and advertisements for the Weekly and
Semi weeky State Sentinel in the cities of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, and Boston. His Offices
are southeast Of Baltimore and Calvert streets,
Baltimore northwest Of Third and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia Tribune buildings, opposite the
City Hall, N York No. II State street, Boston. If.
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ANEcDoTE.-The following circumstance happened
in of the towns of Arkansas. had been
drinking until late hour at night, before he started
for home. Honest folks had been long in bed, and
the houses all shut and dark The liquor he had
taken was too much for him he did not know where
to CO. He at last staggered into empty wagon
shed and fell upon the ground. For long time he
lay in all the Inconsistencies of drunken sleep, and
he would undoubtedly have frozen 6or the snow on
ground showed the night to be very cold,) had not
others less nsensibe than himself been around him.
This shed was favotite rendezvous for the hogs,
which were out when the new CONNER arrived, but
returned to their bed. In the utmost kindness,
and with the trues hospitality. they gave their COM
panion the middle of the bed lying either side
of him, and others acting the part of quilt. Their
warmth prevented him from being injured by his ex-
posture. Towards morning he awoke; finding him.
self comfortable in bissful ignorance of his wherea
bouts, he supposed himself enjoying the accommoda
tons Of a tavern, in company with other gentlemen
He reached ont his hand, and catching hold of the
thick bristles of a hog, exclaimed, why, Mister
tchen did you shave last ~
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We heard linking of adventure a night or
two since, that occurred few weeks ago. A young
gentleman belonging TO the honorable profession of
the law became by his gallantries among the female
portion OF his married acquaintance, rather obnox
ous to the husbands Of those ladies besides gaining the
reputation of being quite too rakish for married
At length his attentions to some of his near neigh
bors were so pointed, that his wife, an exemplary
woman, distinguished for piety and virtue and domes
tic qualities demonstrated with him, and entreated
him to desis for his conduct had made her extremely
unhappy. Of course, he promised reformation, but
that was merely to quiet his wife. The gay Lotlario
Of husband continued his gaantries, and they
slony came to his wifes ears, but she demonstrated
no longer, seeking consolation in the endearments of
her children Having some legal business to transact
with one of his friends gallant gentleman called
at his Office Main street, afternoon, and found
it locked. Anxious to attend to it before the day
closed, he called again just about twilight and he
assembled the to his friends ROOM the door was
unlocked, and lady closely yelled came out and
passed down the steps into the street. Ever on the
lookout for a conquest, business was forgotten
and he decided following the lady her residence.
On oyertaking her, he tried to engage her in CONVEX
saton, but not word would she utter, nor did she,
as he thought, disposed to go home but he was
determined she should not escape without leaving
something behind that she should be known If he
met her again. He accordingly took his knife,
and cut liberal piece, unPerceved from the lady's
beautiful silk scarf, and then left her to pursue the
even tenor of her way homeward On the following
morning he happened in at his next door neighbors
and on the table in the parlor was the veritablt
scarf, piece of which he had in his pocket Sc Why
Mrs. -, how come your handsome scarf mutila
ted 7" Yes, Mr.. =, that is a pretty piece OF bu
sness indeed to send borrowed article home in tina
state; guess when lend your wife anything again
she will know it ~
Comment is unnecessary. The husband was petri
fled with astonishment. What could he do, or say,
believe! There was talk of repudiation but it ha
not yet taken place.-Cin. Enquirer.
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ADuJNJSTRaTOR,S SALE

NOTICE hereby given win expose public
~ Friday the
Of Peter Burk deceased in Wayne np, Marion county
the property Of the said deceased c0nbe Of horses
Peacock plough souce
plough harrow saddles gears utensils,
household
Of nine months will be all Of three dollars and
wards purchaser giving his with approved security
lS45. WI NATHANIEL BELL. 4dm-.
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a. r91f

49,. DETROIT, Oct !, ls4i.
To Eivdrd Bingham, Esq., SCENT for The sale Of the India Ch
aggueI do hereby certify that have used the India Chosgogue
by Charles OsgOOd NJ d. for intermittent fveEs, ard
has exceeded angpine expectations in the Of sd
di confidence in recommending perfectly No
highly remedy and for fever and chill e-
ague other form Of intermittent fever.
do rter testify that the medicine has in this vicinity and IN
been used acquired high reputation. snd
every used know kd has
universally produced speedy and the
feet health, when all other remedies have failed.
RrspecfoIy yours, LUcIUS ABBOTT.
Sold Cincinnati; Ohio, Wholesale and retail BY
SANFORD PARK general agents fer thewes, tir West
ern Depot the sale Of valuable Family Medicines nOast
corner of Fourth and Walnut
Sold by TOMLINSON BROTHERS, Indiana polls
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SIaIe OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CUufty.
In the HAMIToN PRoBATE CoURr, AUGUST Tsad lo4o
wyckof Adms OF the estate Of Joshua Hamilton decd
ps samuel Hamilton Sidney and Andrew
her husband, c defendants
Petition 10 sau Real Estate.
fuSHE having this day proved by The affidavit OF
tha,te said Samuel Deiiauion Sidney
Ann Cove defendants said petition
residents Indiana therefore hereby nothed
that peton at the last term thereof against
decd praying for the sale of said
the hands Of said petitioner for the
nre of paving said that said petition Is
m they appear aud Plead demuI OF answer
petition next term Of said Pra court
Noahesviie
cony on Monday 1885, the said petition will
be heard determined in their absence. -
Inv I6-3N-is-H JOIN o. BURNS, Ck
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NOTICE Hereby that undersigned has taken letters
u of administration the Of Peter Buk late Of Marion
the said payment
those having claims notified
duly authenticated for settlement The said supposed 10
be nsolvenl NATHANIEL BELL. J7dnr
Ju 25. ia w-T
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We shall continue this list soon as we obtain the
information to enable us to do so.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

HERSONS interested hereby informed that payments will bt
made estimates for work the road north
Edinburgh the ID Tuesday 6 October December Febu
airy, April and June at franklin, Indiana
- w. N. JACKSON, Sec'y.
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ROIVYNG Cg.0TETS

HAVE quality AFohef brand Boiling
II purchasing
Cor their quality refer Mr. X. X. Undehn, Of Indianapolis
WM. s. JOHNSTON
N. and Walnut Cincinnati Ohio l54w
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

0rThe following is list of Democratic candidates
or Representatives in the several counties mentioned
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Your obedient serv't,
nm

Messrs. G. A. g. ]. P. CHAPMAN.
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INDIANAPOLIS wuoLEsALE PRICES

CORRECTED for DE Ida.a STATE snsi D. D. CARLISLE co.
.NEEsrs and .Hrclaass
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prepared from an extensive mac
curing Fever syue any named
Those who suffering from diseases q this kind, also those
Who have their fleets
will Invaluable
fling the blood and thoroughly cleansing from the system the
bid effects o a billions climate
The wonderful
from the human system, only explain rs extraordinary agency
in the speedy, thorough permanent, Fever and as and
the various grades Of inerni and rcInsient vers
From Hon. Ross wnKrss, Judge 6As Dit
Of yAhehy@-
pleasure fact Of esmpls.s
radical Of the Ague which my VIII
liam attacked, by the pursuant dneOns Of DIR. De-
Witnessed and sPPrchendd long winter this disease which
was years ago the WHEN resided Tecumsrh. But
Proveniay he'd notice advertisement IN relation 70
this medicine
the disease and confident has effected adaf cure,
elapsed without Of IT, and Is IN
n.dsine and
should be generally known. ROSS WILKINS
v. n. TROwHKrDor, Of Michigan State sena
Dec. II, lszI-
Mr.. Bingham-YOu wish you DR..
ogoOds India Cboagogue anti bilious medicine do besvs
that the virtue this medicine generally known,
the Fever and sgUe would disappear ia Michigan
procured boIe in the spring Of s4 and have good reason
believe that myself and family eeed last spring in ess-
Perhaps penn.u.r
has the fever and ague prevalent the la have
mende this medicine when the disease
had become fixed baied skill
kn0n fail! Il has universally produced the happy
effects aud believe il has exceeded medicine IN
removing The lious diseases Of he climate. t'-ss-
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN " r. TRowBRIDGE
From Hon. E. FARSswoErF Chancellor Of the Safe Of Michigan
DErRorr, March - Ie42.
Mr., Ed1rard Bingham, Drtggr, Detroit. - 80
s-Iae made of Dr. 0good India choagogue and have
had opportunities of Witnessing It's saluary effects when used b.
Others. believe valuable medicine foe the Of evef
ague proper will prove errtein
preventive against It's which Who have bsn
afflicted with it Liable Very respectfully, -
Z. FARNswoRrH.
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
THE MOST FASHIONABLE RESORT
is THE
ELYSLAN FIELDS. HOBOKEN

SPLENDID Exhibit Free every after oon this week
comn,sencng on Monday July lith O'Clock the
Novelties, calculated inspire the audience with useful
knowledge aud adj ration to be several Of the
popular Artists Of the day Mr. McCarty has the pleasure
sn9p"Se Rr nc for this week Young Fcso the acsomished
he has made with th- Mas BARRIERS who will
N variety of their popular Dances and Songs
ORDER OF THE ANlUsEMENTS.-Young Francisco
wards of One Hundred Experiments After which he will
Introduce The elegant aud real Chinese Gamesn which he
beat for large Of money the Mighty Greek Rigas and
"w bids defiance for rival. Dancing all its varieties,
''ss BARRIERS; also, they will sing several of the
by the two ~. = the day. In addition to the above Mr.
popular Songs Justly celebrated American Brass
McCarty has engaged that jul5 5tsrc
Mr. --
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Warrington.


Correspondence Of the Herald
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1885,
McNuLy-O Oregon-Sick Members-Pic Mics
G. ]. McNulty left town in the evening tram yes
terday for the West, Mr.. Leonard his joint surety
accompanying him.
Great anxiety and trepidation in the cabinet ON
the Oregon queston-still debating in their minds
the question Of the clear and unquestonable
right"
We certainly have no objection that members of
Congress taken sick here and detained after the ad-
journment should be paid per diem for such deten-
ZION, were there any authority law for such "extra
allowances"
Judging from the daily visitors at this Post Office.
since the st of July, the quantity of letters sent out
and received has very largely increased upon the
old average Our city Post Master is sanguine Of
the success OF cheap postages.
Coleman and others about building a little
pleasure excursion steamboat for the Potomac the
craft to be calico the 5. s. Coleman devoted to Pic
Mes, NC. Just like one of Coemans fancful good
Yankee notions
But we have an express visit on hand to-day, and
are cut short.
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN.



'I'nEMENDOUS Excitement and wonderful doing
for this week only, Commencing on Monday July a. and
every aird day during the week Mr. Hood the celebrated
Aerona engaged 10 his unknown performance which
s gave .s andn fact the only that
Rope extended from the Branch Hotel 10 the Bowery Thea
. on the 4th Of July which occasion bis performance
Mnessed oy thousands Of who him loud
and Tremendous CHI Mr. Gardiner will perform his most
Chinese Games The Infant Sable Family will aso appear on
this and entertain hs sudieoce with their and
vocal powers he Learned Dog Roa the intelligent
oil the Canine Race will enIiyen he audience his sag
V Ihe New York Brass Band will the audience
JPN ~ '''
Capt swartz hopes that all of his friends will give him
ul1 1IvSm m
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS
FAHK THEATRE.
FREE NCH OPERA.

r. ~ Il Nv u N " n Il ~ n
"wednesday Evening, July 18th,
Will be performed
LA JUIVE,
In which MINNIE Cassini, Mile Calve aud Messrs Arnaud
Ceuriot, Garry, and Douvry will appear
Price Of Admisson-Firs Tier OF Boxes and Parquee
81 Second and Third Tiers, so cents; Gallery, Is cents
Doors open O'clock and the Currar will precisely
nalfpsnt1 o'clock.
CASTLE GARDEN.
0U-Admissi0n 80 Cents.-DD
rfoPrietotA Messrs. Frencf and 2slssf
Grand Emfertain,nemf
Extraordinary Erertions and Surprising Affrac-
fions.
Tuesday Evening, July 18th,
ihe performance will commence with beautiful Compost
tion by the ORCHESTRA entitled My Friends Good Night
c,o Eavorite Bal MIR. Dennison.
Grand Spectacle De u LAmphitheatre by
:. 80, Overture 10 the Royal Masked Ball
Madlle Deslsrdins will dance the Poacca ~ fioneroise
= Overture 70 the Spectre Bride.
La Smolenska will be danced by Miss Cohen
Chinese Pas de Deux by the Masters Wood
III Jsleo de ferxes by Mad'lle. Desjsrdins.
- Overture 10 the Mountain Devil.
To conclude with Series Of Comic Tablsaux Mouyans
HAYMAKING IN IRELAND;
Or, Darby's Disasters
By Messrs Psrsloe, Wood Dennson Miss Cohen who
will introduce Insh Lilt the Popular Air Of
Rory OAloore."
Between the Entertainments inisrrnssiox Of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
C Doors open at halipast O'Clock Pcrfomsnee to
II eocIock.
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
CULMAN'S
LIT ERARY SA l. Q o N,
Ann EXHIBITION OF

COLMAN'S
LITERAR SALOON
AND EXHIBITION OF
tB UTIFUL p a IN TIN u 3,
No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
NJ AXIMILIANS Great and Splendid work being hs tour
Vl through the United States, illnraed with fgnty IN
cravings ser the Of drawings large oiio-with
volume Of letter both volumes elegantly pni up
No stranger should visit the City without calling IN to see
VIC BUoKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGs,
which Offered '.at greatly reduced prices !;
The Public Sale Room filled with books Of every kind IN
various languages which, and the Print Room no
Above Bookstore Sale Rocm apartment is fitted
~ EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
'o''''''" TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
bv ancient and modern which, small charge
Of i91s is required.
" HERALDRY.
The Arms of individuals whose families originated IN any
country Europe traced and splenddy epblazoned ON vel
um execution and third the charge OF the Lon
don Herads Colleges Geneaoges Pedgees arranged and
illuminated.
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with his arms and crest, upon his carnage. -
Price only S 5n-in eoors. Curiosity Je2y eodt m
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

On Sunday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Stars, al St. Ma
rys. Mr.. FRANCES McAvRY to Miss CATHERINE A. OCoS.
son eldest daughter Of Mr. Mathew H. oConnor both Of
go county N. ", by the Rev. Wm C. Boyce, GEoReE
NJ RANsoM passed midshipman U. s. Navy. to Miss
JANE s. daughter Of Horace Manly, Esq, M. O., Of the
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
bUnION's lHEAIixE,
ARCH SvrD LI.rT DtIJI A MI IlIIIS


ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Tuesday, July 10.
The performance will mmence with popular Drama in
three acts caledthe BANK CLERK The Flight Of the
Eorg-Charles Graves Mr.. S. johnson; Harry Brun Mr..
Peresu, Alr. A!temus; Lysmichus Dobbs, MIR
Burke; Sir James Jukes MIR Thsy er; Captain Carton Mr.
bella shaw, Mrs. w. H. Smith
wonderful performances.
To conclude with the Farce of THE DEVIL, TO PAY
Tobson Mr. Bulke Butler. Stevens; Footman Phillips Sir
John Loyrrne, Dunn Lady Loveru Mrs. Altemus Mel
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

tAUAhALL GARDEN sALUlN,
BOWERY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE.
admission only One Shilling.
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITT
Positively no Free List exc pt the Press.
The following Talent have been for six nights
aud will appear, in addition the former Company
MIR. w WILLIAMS
The renowned Equbrist and Poson will appear in his
highly Interesting feats OF
GRECfAN AND PARlSIAN GAMES
Together with
- MASTER w. II. WILLIAMS,
The lnantle Poson only ye Of age and certainly
has no equal Also,
MADAMolsELLE ROsINA, GAsCON.
From Paris charming Daurress, ouly IS years OF age
Wednesday Evening, Benefit of
= BILLY WHITLOtK.
Doors open at t7h-ierformance to commence at 81.
Bi a. " ni5 81. rc
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
VOIGTLAENDER'S
nAGIIER REOTYPE APPARATUS.

A RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-in
n law Mr. Voghaender Vienna enable the subscribers to
sell those Apparatus reduced rates, wiz
Largest size Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
plates, at Sl43.
plates, at S78. :, ,e -, a.
Small sire Apparatus with andaha inch lenses io
quarter sire plates, at $50. .., ~
Sentlenen sending REMIT accordance with the
hove nrces may depend upon receiving the genuine Vogt
,euder Apparatus and not worthless article they
h,y;ng the sole for the United States
Plates and Chemical Of their importation Well as all
".ns, nh., nr,ce. w. A. +. LANGENHEIM.
ThdsphsM M Eschanse chang The subscribers inform
hs Dseurran Artists general that the above Apparatus and
her materials he procured the ssted pics at then
magnsrrr,n Atteler, No 2Ol Broadway, New York
ia ,m*rc LANGENHEIM Y BECKfRS.
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

On the 18th instant, THERESA B. Hanson, daughtel
Trs %m sa%as ana saIsa ns M harrison aged months
funeral om "a PIN sraa are S sena inc
On Sunday evening, July 18th, after short illness
aged 40 years RrBEccA, wife of Mr. Baues Chatha,
pectfuy invited to attend her funeral this morning at 10
o9,pcS nu Mona., u.;u nh. ,.. ,,u., m.c,
aad assionaay morning. july i4th' HUGH aic|IVskhf
aged 70 years
His friends and those Of his brother James and also
his uncle John Ahean respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this ate at o'clock from his late resi-.
dence, % Barclay street
,ooas 'no.nAe "s., - - ioeN, ~ s'o o'i,
the daughter o. Almond and Margaret Roof
On Friday July IL, OF cholera inantum, JAMES +. He.
The New York herald., 1845-07-15
PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.

PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
HARTWELL'S
WASHTN TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHILAD ELPHI A.
~ Baths Just ntroduced-Warm and Cold-in hne apart
ne,tx-fcr both ladies' and gentlemen. je28 lm*ec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9Th and 7th streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house Tor
erS known the Marshall House and have made extensive
and improvements its INTERIOR having spared no
expense render the most pleasant aud fashionable
the city The paors numerous the chambers
large and well the furniture entirely new Its
ton the central part the city to all the places
of public convenient TO the depos oil the
Southern, Western and Northern routes . =.
The tables will be supplied with all the delicacle OF the
The Wines Of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
The hope and experience
in the business to satisfaction to those who may avor
''e'" WV" '''" BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bagley, (late OF Jones' Hotel) -
Henry G. Mackenzie formerly Of the Washington House
Peter l.. Ferguson
July lat. iSa5 Tvs 3m &c
The New York herald., 1845-07-15

SEA BATHING AT LONG BRANC Oh.
yHE Suhcrber inform the public that he is
prepared to receive company, having made ate a.
for the better Of visters
eves III desirable residence for the aPp,aschrx sea.
To those who fond of fishing place can be
found where advantages are offered g.
Slr James Green having established line OF Stages rom
Red Bank Deal can always siy on
veyance. 'onS ui@I'I4'' Dso'' 49,
2w-"rrc