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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

f1enty years. wake up to new and to them alarming
Of things"
Still another probable consequence Of this will be
treaty stipulation among the honorable that be
made by which will be secured in behalf of The
OF the world. the construction Of ship canal across the
lsihmus- Thus will be saved the doubling Of Cape
Horn, and several thousand miles Of the dangerous
ocean navigation known and the Western coast Of Amer
Tea Will become the commercial of the world.
new direction will be given the and destiny
OF empires. The London Of the world is yet 10 be on
the Pacific coast of America.
Fen now the sea
OF coming Jears, beneath whose mighty waves,
LIES great events are heaving into birth,
Is tossing to and fro, as If the winds
vi Heaven we're prisOned in It's sOundless depths,
And struggling be free.
FefiOzv Cisi<ens.-Great before They
are just upon US The folly Of Mexico but hasens their
consummalion. Let blindy cling the past,
mady upon future let thoughts spirits
he awake 10 the times Let national counses be con-
Quoted without fear aud without eproach with justice
Others and with fidelity interests and those Of
mankind bound up in destiny.
One result Of this war | will mention. It will
tend unite and harmonse the good and patriotic of
parties. II will have the effect which the Of
1912 had in breaking up old patty distinctions and diff
frences In time of of all parties fly to
the standard # their country. Another Monroe Admin
istraon with its halcyon days OF peace will Follow and
surely the country needs repose from political strife and
ton and recminstOn OF political controversy the wan
tonnes of Misrepresentation, by which the acts opinions
and motives of political opponents assailed and per-
verted have grown be and ntoerable evils
offensive alike to conscience and decency. Were these
evils To continue to grow upon the future historian of
the times might say, Lepdas had party, and Anthony
had party but the republic had Ia those
days 1t considered greater virtue support party
than support the country. This has already
did and developed patriotism which has considerable
a ID Dartv Ne all hav feel.
ings Of pride and patriotic exutaion as we
Behold that bsnner-wavng yet;
Aye, waving proud aud high
No rent in all its ample folds,
No stain Of crimson dye.
We are people.-in feeling and in purpose one, as
in bright and glorious destiny aud where country
concerned, party is nothing.
One sacred oath has tied
Our loves destiny our life shall guide,
Nor wild. nor deep. our common life divide.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

YANKEE PLoUGHs.-An American merchant at the
Cape Of Good Hope, has within twelve years sold a
hundred thousand Yankee plougls. chiefly to the
Dutch for the Of their vineyards They formerly
used hessy Dutch plough. and refused to buy the
Yankee poughs, saying they were only made chill
dren's toys. Finally, farmer was persuaded to take
one gratis, and try IT, He soon came back and
bought half dozen Of the first importation. and after
making the bargain said be would not have the one
he took first without the opportunity Of getting anoi-
err for six hundred dollars. Since that dnte the
pIoughs have sDld freely.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

A New Orleans correspondent of the Baltimore
Sum- gives the following beart-rendng accounts OF the
yellow fever in that devoted city:
IL write in the midst of an epidemic such as New
Orleans knew before. Truly, grim death stalks
unresIsed through the streets of this devoted city.
Oh, 1t sickens the heart the plumed hearse>
thronging the cemeteries - TO them hurrylng
along the thoroughfares; Unattended in most cases,
by single friend. the ashes of The depart
ed nurned. From early dawn to dark, and III the
gloom Of night, sable conseyances may be seen
with nodding plunes, like grim seniinels over the
eofined corpse withdrawing hastily towards the
repositories for the dead and almost hourly the
rolling of the muied drum, the moufnful music Of
mellow horns, proclaim that another of the civic OF
military brotherhood is attended to the tomb by those
with whom lie so lately associated. 1t Is enough Ia
strike terror to the soutest heart, to walk the desert
ed streets. On every hand are heard the notes OF
AT moment the tone Of fervent prayer for
the dying strikes the ear little farther ON, and
wailings for the dead break the silence. None are
exempt from the dreadful scoirge which is welded by
the fell tyrant The strokes fall indscriminatey y,
and high and low, and rch and poor, old aud young
totter and fall to rise MORE"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
ADJUrANr GENERALS OrFice.

Madison Indiana. Sept. %, 1877.
SIR-On consultation had with Col. s. Churchill,
Inspector General u S. Army, it is found that FRI
day, the first day of October next, will be the earli-
est period at which arrangements be made for the
reception and accommodation of the companies com
posing the fifth regiment of Indiana volunteers now
called for from this State; and that then, the
tents MAY not have arrived, IN whca case, such tenn
porary quarters will be furnished as the Quartermas-
ter may be able to procure. until their arrival.
You are therefore hereby directed to march your
command to reach the rendezvous at this place
on Friday, the said first day of October next, or as
early in the next week as possible
BY order. d. REYNOLDS,
Adjutant General Indiana Militia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

DEATH BY STAGE AccIDENT.-We learn from the
Pittsburgh Gazette that Saturday last the horses at
tached TO one of the Cumberland stages took fright at
locomotive mile west Of Cumberland, aud running
away carried the coach the river bankihe whole
plunging down some fifteen feet. Mr. Vincent. Of
Erie. Pa, was klIled--Mr. Markoe, of indianapolis,
Ia and three other persons, dangerously wounded
and the rest of the passengers, the stage being fell,
more or less injured.-Cin. Gazette.
Who is Mr. Markoel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

RrHEaLTH CITY-If it were commonly known
that the Ague Bilious Feve which prevailing
diseases might Immediately relieved by Baggs Indian Vegea
BILE Sugar Coaied Pill would add very much the and
comfort Of community. This only good med
possessed OF intrinsic virtues but the bitter drug completely
su-aI easy take pus
Most of pills but these sweey The very thing M
weak delicate children II a decided
rrovement or mode o preparing medicine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
sT. MAKY,S OF rllE XYOODS.

rHNHE Sisters of Providence pleasure
II 10 cir friends the public their
DENY completed is present capable Of
daing large number Of pupils.
Tins Institution has advantages of which others
toast Its retired and beautiful situation
that bend in the pursuit knowledge pecu
arly healthy locality gives vgor youthful frame
and renders this Institution unTvalled west.
Teams.
The following branches viz orthorsphy Reading Wiling
Arithmetic Geography and Astronomy with the Maps
Globes History RheO ic, English Composition and
ereseS in Polite Lite NauI al Philosophy, Chemistry.
ny Mythoogy plain Needle Work Tapestry Embroidery French
Embossed Work plain and fancy Knitting The bed
bedding washing and mendug for session of % weeks will
SIS, to be paid in asance.
the ext branches taught the institution with incones
ible superiority, and Al the most
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
John MlImy. former
CONDITIONS

mus a ~-paar finlr, on the schedule &c e
qsh; To he de~Ied At "pe IT the vhg places To the ersi "a
the Soicit of the Treasury, specifying. on aoe,aint o VIVA, rae
l 1unlsr IN the schedule Of pro city deposited 10 VII
Tn IpHed states Treasury nj Washington. district 81 tlnhha
the Assistant. Treasurer at "n New York Philadelphia Charles.
Inc C"tcT ct the Customs al huio y. 2. Bslnoe sid,
Wilmington. NC Savannah Georga Mobile, Alahaa Rich
Surveyors Of The customs Nashville Tennessee Cincinnati Ohio
Of pu moneys at re Rock Arkansas
vile Indiana Chicago IiIioi> and Drrat, Michigan.
EIeh I'D mus be accompanied with guaranty in ihe FIRM
United - ties di trc euaTantor
good, and the party h Responsible an,oanl
On csfjng oshcIe Of dpSae. BY depo-
soes above N nioed qui caig deed all The shi,
s bid. and paid f, will Re Neca BY
cit Of the Treasury, of al charge the purchaser SUE ron
yrysnee III be ut f q EXPENSE to Office UnIsd
l. No had viii he aerrsd shan ne satisfactory to The s,L
ciioF, ~elr There shlI he one or nTe bids for the ProIry
ouanred WIN lie sfuaiion value iae If the rsr, % intend
10 bad for % rely upon ur'r own Judgment AZ bidding
g. Amer hr @ day r crvins them The bids VIII be op~nrd
thu 81 such o erso ir dennnsni shall To- Il.
tend; VIII b ~xaind nd passed Hfnn fat y. rraciahe
N"tce viii be given prom NY " each er-u aucep-d
The name fth. bidder spud 10 all ca~. ne ,ro ...,,
ege hand The hderr smd he NAME az ne ,ost
office to WHICH, communication. lS him To he
seale hts r ; p"Pr'y " and addressed the
q Form Il hid. guaranty and Certificate:
: l.. ,resd'"s =" N the e'a'"is II in the STATE
right title and Claim pnpriy dr~cia in nu~r
nra advertisement II tins solicitor The tr,-ars an The
linn 81 The PREMISES aErr IN h'd irreg srcrsa
ny sl - ep' :" ha SUI" ~ h"in nenry. NJ If Tho
mentioned M sud DAYS sl.r
bid Hai he Accepted aud nsaice thereof ny
F value received ena aer 10 the IImird States the n,,
Of above undertaking by the ls bad he ne
Dded q, Ss7.
Gently that the above responsible nenfou
ed ~ The ahave Id.
TO- Pas of the buds Bpstnn H. =
die, attorney that eiy, and in the SOLICITORS c- washing
tor.
d. nids prETned the part of the haet acrrrins a, the
terms specified The
rior, he DECLARED and In ma ara
paclisrd aealn;i the United SseS the solicitor my rr r.
the The hid .f,
I-6~fO7 t:fiL.ET. at tn r rr.s, ..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

see will charged the rate 81 M $1,000 Stone cnhd when
81 % per day for single raid in advance Feh ho" Hill Depot, will be
than 5000 feet 4ooO feet Of oak
double
than be charged Live delivered
the Hill Depot
will be carried The owners ink consideration which will be
made distinctly Marked and
onsih Cor ked
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
posi- OFFICE STATIONEKY.

compliance with the law and the orders
n era sealed proposals will be- II K
"Wednesday the 10 November 1884, supplying the
Stationery required for the this P0so-e during th
years commencing January lst sS ending December
The estimate, for each year, is as follows:
~ eams enveopng yellow calendered 10 BY - inches
not less than Is than Il pounds per rea qures
to the ream, and % sheets TO the
100 pounds cotton packing Irvine, well twisted.
50 pounds hest scarlet sealing
Contractors CURED by low give bond in equal
double the value of TIE articles furnished PAYMENT he
made delivery of the stationery. LIVINGSTON DUNLAP,
September 20 1877. 35-4ws indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

MEDICINE FOR Hostile American Farther fur
nshes the ollowing ''When your hogs get sick, you
know not of what, give them of corn, first Dip
ped in tar, and then rolled in phur IT'S ten TO
one it arrests the disease and restores the pig 10
health.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

MARRIED, on the 2lst instant, by Thomas Morrow,
Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL Pitcher, 10 Mrs. SUSANNA GRIN
DELL both Of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

Parker Pillsbury, an aboitionist Of the Garrison
school, calls the U. s. government ga communion Of
Organized pirates for whose utter determination eve
~ civilized nation on The gobe should feel bound TO
labor"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
BsAGG'S INDIAN QUEEN yEGETA-
BEE SUGAR COATED PILLS,
The Great POPULAR Medicine

OF the day---Sast sH;OHnt used per
moutii---'lhe numerous and Wonder
fnl Cures IL eGrcfS---lis Magical Eject
upon ksiiiOus Eevcr>. and Fever :sssd
Aaue---5sre;It Excitement among tie
Hooters!
FHNHE INDIAN QUEES VEGETABLE SUGAR COATED Pulls are
admitted all hands, be the most raOrdnay aud
valuable medicine general Ii not only acts specific
upon Bilious TyPhus Fever Chs aud Fever and Fever
Ague south, but all diseases of debility weak
stomach indigestion loss of appetite mpu W OF the blood and all
diseases prevalent and ouihern Climate Their ear
power in their peculiar effect upon all the ORGANS OF the
system The and rich blood Which they
procure In this lies The of their They
mild and pleasant ia Il cir arion but searching and permanent in
their eet trang the emoe OF tie system by
their ready ALSO pon the blood thereby inusg
vitality all the chinsry OF he
The popularity they have aqured all over the
-aes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
$4,000 Boxes per MONTH,

Aud we find il dine ult with our force Of hand and
ture them fast tn supply
and southern One age mandatory is CO. SANITY en-
gagged in preparing The various concentrated exfas OF whch
composed From the best information obtain from
all parts Of o6ntry medi- cures per mon,
Of Fever Ague thousand Of which have
$500 cases Of Bilious Fever;
800 do OF weakness and general debty
$500 do of various chronic diseases;
1900 do of weak stomach and loss of appetite;
lsSO do Of RheGRaism;
l2oo do Of Ague Cake. or En'a' ged Spleen;
500 do o. Scarlet Fever;
400 do Of Tyrhus Fever;
do u Put i'd Sore iii oa
This must appear almost credible but the numerous letters
southern satisfy tina, this moderate
estimate and that Medicine is rapidly taking the place Of the
various sugareoGted eo"tses Win are aoa ana The numer
made wholly OF qu,nine which are imposed
DR.. ragg sugar Coated Indian Queen Ve-e'ahe Pills
Of indshe Ca'haItic and ono TIE Ionir pills are
Ague, orpor of the Liver general debility It's in Fever and
Ague Chill Fever they achieve Their greatest umphs
il rarely requires twelve hours Than ha box of
the tonic pI break the ellis and effect permanent ,uTr
which, rarely with tile tonic mixtures of qunine hawk
the country gorant pretenders Those WHO take
the tonic pills will never Iorsake them.
9 s s~n ex f% ihs E 0 s'D
Great ercilen mt anlong The Doctors!
The preudires of ply cans against their at last
giving play OF the convictions OF everyday
Doctors every day sending orders from
Here way from tho State Of Mississippi just receiv-
thu sick look H. and hasten tO procure a
supply this wonderful Tonic:
BEACH GkOvE, TIPPAH Co., Miss, I
July 18th, 1851.
SRI have to inform that have used all Cur Tonic
Pills and ereore pray you TO send me another supply mmed
and within the hounds OF
prsce hardly know how TO satisfy aud cure my patients
without them.
have thoroughly tested your Tonir Pills practice through
this country not rhls and lever bur In real y0drer
with from their that now hnd
great along witt them consider them
great blessing people OF the and south, and sm sat
ed they important in the cure OF more diseases than you
recommend them for.
Don't to supply by mall quickly posi-
Bile, directed as above. Very respectfully, yonrs
JAMES HODGES, VI. y.
For sale wholesale and retal. by ). j. WADE and TOM
I.INsoN BROTHERS, Indianapolis; H. F. GREEN. owns owns
burg; JOHN w VAUGHAN, Pitsiorough CAVE j. CAR
TER. Jamestown; b. SWEENEY, .Royltpn; DAVID WOOD
FORD, Tkorntown; LANE SION. LIE anon; PlTZER
WEI. H. Eagle Viiagr; GRAFTON JOHNSON Greenwood
MANWARING ADAMS Frankin; n. ID. ROBINS. Edin
hur.; EDWARD P. DAY. Stelbyvile: LUDLOW kENE'
DY, Marion; IRA BAYEEY Frecport: II. PlERsON. Green
field NJ. SILVER. Pendiefon; WILLIS q. ATHERrON
AHdersontown; J. HOCKEr, Plainfeld; J. w. WALTON
Bridgeport; w. J. UNGLES, Bellesls.
NIsyD 5th epVV Wlyt27i
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
NEW GOODS.
TH'HE undersigned has juat received large and gen
IL ment of
Dry Goods.

Try GOOOs,
which will be sold wholesale retail the reasonable
terms. lie would RESPECTFULLY persons visit
ing indianapolis 10 examine his stock which consists
the following articles:
Blue black, brown, green and olive cloths
Blue black Monterey fancy plaid and striped Cassmeres
Black, blue Taylor grey grec mixed fancy
Green yellow, scarlet Fannels also printed Flannes
New anu beautiful sly plaid I.inseys
Oregon, McGregsOr ana TaylUr Piads;
New and beautiful style plain, plaid and striped Apacca
Aso-Dack brows, green slate aud otter patterns of do
French Me'nos, FRENCH Scotch, oil dressed and American
Gi CHAINS
Paris painted Nous de LANES and CashmeTes;
Also plain de LANES and Cashmseres ous prices;
Black silk and variety OF otter fashionable goods FOR Ladies'
SIX Fringe and Gimp various eolors for trimming Ladies'
dresses
bonnet AID Cap Rib Silk Velvet for Ladies BOnneIs FLO
renee Braid and straw Bonnets;
Also black Alpaca Bonnets
French worked Collars;
Thread AID Bobnet Iares, Eigings and Insertings.
Plain, plaid em T0dertd, Gas me and Cloth shawS;
iack Cloth Shawls neatly rOie
Fancy, Silk, WOrsted Wooden Dress
Satin variods other styles Vesting
English, French and American CaicOes great varieties
APP Checks, bed tkng hleacled Musns Can
ton Fla 5ues beas he'd and brown Dri.lngs;
Also 3uena Vista Hoods and woOien Hoods and Comforts
great variety Also
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
SaIERIEF,S SALE.

UpY virtue directed from the clerks office
Of the Marion wild expose TO pnolic SAFE on
1851 at the Court house door N the town o.
prescribed by the rents snd
profits Tor seven years. of the following real e to-wn
The half Of the south west quarter OF seros NO. Ia o"n
shin "a, No. east, containing ~ acres
And realize the foil amount Of Judgment interest
and will the time and place expose the zee simple
Of said Taken property Of Josiah Ihrasner al
the suit Of George Dner and at the suit Of George Tts
80 80 = A. W. RUSSELL.
A avis (3l ~ shernf Of Marion County
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
INDIANA MEDICAL COLLEGE.

rU,E Lectures annually the first
il Monday in November and cont ue sixteen weeks
-, Nxx~x, NJ D. srafeSuv and rhys;olorv. 5000
A n - e,.,nsas N n Syrrerv 1000
n n w R,rs.sn. N D. TSsers and Practice 1000
Joux b. Mugs. A. NJ. Chemistry. INV
NrcHoLss II RD. A. NJ, Obstetrics, luto
+. DEwINa. NJ. D.. Muferia -Hedica, Iooo
Ma,rcnaon Ticket, 90 os oX
Graduation Fee. <Ovo
ssering Tickets. OPTIONAL, :. - q ''oo
Good board and ghts furnished 81 70 TO = % per
week. ID. MEEhEh, d. II. Dean Vi ao""y'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

Also, coffee by the SACK sugar SPICE pepper
ginger indigo, madder vinegar
glass nails brass kettles and castings and many other articles
necessary TO enumeae Ia exchar for whlc will be taken all
Kinds OF produce He will also price, IN CASH
Tor any amount Of wheat And having lately erected
the OF his store will make
farmers deliver their wheat the Depot He also
has large supply salt which will pur
cllased ) this 35-rf A. HARRISON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
Office of the Solicitor OF The Treasury,
AuUsSe I@ 1917.

EALED PROPOSALS will lie eved at this office until The 25
- u o,k The purchase at u"
United aud tfte properly irfin
described upon the nd coudnuns iruned bPw, 10 WI
LANDS LYING IN TIE STATE oF INDIANA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
SANDE7sS's SERIES OF SCHOOL
RARykS

rENiIIs series schu published Cincinnati only
published The West, thu extensively used in The East
en states vast amount Of these bok pabls ed Ia New
York, supply the eastern drmand which Is rapidly Increasing
Vermont compliment paid any oter series Of
booss by State in he Union They not only have an extended
circulation The but IN the middle and southern States they
Abo Ihree year. since aemp,
the schos Indiana and they hive sucr h"n put INTO sr hun
The publishers II other series OF schoal ooks
Of exemnnilon showing their unparalleled
whit result vnnid be- II this series of books was a.
lowed ton with Theirs. They have succeeded III
fun The nrnS similar notices different pats
only these changes have been effected hat
v %Ps.' IN The ears Of CERTAIN u''~'' '' '''"' 'S''
TO THE PUBLIC.
We the undersigned in behalf Of the citizens Of Bevle feel to
he duty the imposition that has lately een aced
About year SINCE sanders Series adopted
by the standard bk 10 he used In cur sc
Within days The ct the Eclectic Series, made dr
scent nsn our Schools a"i took out o~r eks u ere, our
ledge aud placed his m the hands OF our c dfe
eemins insult t neise"ce and reckless regard m me
rights of property, could submit such treatment Ia silence
meeting Monday Iune 4b,
which Mr. West the Asd III Sanderss sere-, hasing been IA
ved present. the OCCASION delivered Interesting lecture
Common School Educalon Arr the lecture resolution was
nsss by % M ms vote :" replace s and o 10, at %
dhnapos viii please publish tins and bee the citizens Of Bellevue
''"' '''''' O. b. BSRrHoLoMEw, Trustee.
CURTIS MARHER
CT. SniNDLE.
The Is from The ssssase vs,s s A"s x lss Of
sch oAs were unannsy adopted by Of the ezrns pt
public meeting called ff thai u'se ~ the h' wHNs w NC
IN in months
expression OF ie czr
,,k FINN o sc.s andrrs's nks put the hands Of he
Mcu's Mr. Nt, the agent a Sanders seres MS W
Tuesday last delivered i~ene
Ir SERIES exposing the discrepancies ~
the yam- kvsi,ns ct;ny and and afsr
were Of character, induced citizens
r,r Statements made by HIM. Aeeerdns, The Rev NJ krn,
consisting OF the Rev. MrssS
WanIer and su Judge Wright, Mr. Powell and The cianan
were selected arid required n Subsequent meeting The
West upon Of Dr. Mcufy entirety sustained the
s.ks Themselves Of htlr
,hJr youf committee respectfully the
tim IN The ehos Of shehyvie, the hs 81 Mr. Sanders alto
,esher the best adapted ledge
purposes of education" Sanders bo,ks
cfsdance with theft Recommendation, been adfsed'
The following Of the Trustees shelby County
Seminary
We the Trustees Of Shelby County Seminary, ar hearing the
pst Of the ner II Sntr and NcGnf
's Books, have Adopted sandrrs Series Hs' standard 'ks
tff his SEMINARY. jkK EENNErr,
NuLIsN WooD.
ELIrH>LE1 kfSr,
WA pottE
shrbr<iIle. to< 26 X-3w wis j6Hx NossisoF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

FS virtue Of two nd oni directed from the
Gle Is Office OF NJ Ion at court, vi eNrae ~
pull "a Ociobe cont on io-
in the TOW OF indianapolis with hours prescribed Law
rents aud profits for seven years Of the o~ig esf estate
To -
TIE fractional of the south hat q square No 10 .
aud 6. H. . o Indianapolis. - - 49,
AMI on failure 10 re ze the iu anonpt jugms MT interest
and costs. vii Z: the sam time place eNpo>e i snl
nf TakeP property o 10 r, p.t...~
the suit OF Mos Johnon and at the suit,nf Yane~
A. W. RUSSELL
si-s"i~ tSi.osl Sheriff Of NJ County.
PULMONARY coNsUMP11ON-fTs rAf-sEs pRrvty-
TON AND CURE contained ~ <ix l.c,nrss ~ d.. = tch
just reeved- MORRISON TALDOTT
WANTED
w JEAT, f which viii ply ne ea'h' price n IS. ~r.a-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

upArcR work Furniture Prinis-Ca this cantifri
article, you'll have coser'sg for Your led For
al. Nv - A. II DAVIDSON.
sept No 4. <orvoods stores.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30

The Mana would respectfully that in addition to
this he has At secured the SER
of the greatest Female Equestrian Of the age
M al ssne Marie Mac irte,
The wonder of Europe ard America Ao Mons Macate the
Champion Vauer Of Europe. NJ Lpma1. the Champion Vui
ter the World nd H. Needha the celebrated and &C omph-
ed equestrian director.
and for equestrian talent and mus 1t CHALLENGES the
None equal there Ned Kendall and
bat o Madame Marie Macare
This company the performing in Indianapolis
October 9dtwo DAYS Perform
aneet O'Clock p NJ, each day.
TIE company will also perform in ki-hmond Sept s4h lam
M Noblesvillc. Thursday, Sept 3oth. 3i-tOcu