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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

NJ hereby that the undersigned, administrator
~ Daniel Perry decreased will
order OF the probate court Of Marion the third Saturday
February proceed sell Mt public auction. In front
the Washington Hall in the city of indianapolis tract of land be-
described follows towit the north
quarter dissection 80 in township Is NORTH containing
hundred and axy The said sale will be made subject
the purchaser thereon the
oflndsna the OF 1--WE hundred dollars and such
be due thereon which amount will I've declared
and twelve months will be
residue of the purchase secured by with
sufficient freehold security made payable In equal instaments
any relief whatever from valuation spprasemen laws
ELIAS NJ SINNER Administrator.
Dec ls47
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
The Clay stock is rising.

Inc clay STOCK IS rising.
A meeting of 1000 wings at Pittsburgh have uDani-
mously recommended Mr.. Clay President.
But more remarkable sign is put forth by the
democratic whig general committee Of the city Of New
York, the LIST instant. philip Hone, chairman
They adopted the following strong resolutions:
Whereas, Henry Clay, of Kentucky, now is, as he
long has been, emphatically the first choice of the
wings OF this city Tor President, we believe he is
likewise Of the wings Of our State and of the Union ;
and whereas the of the last three years have
given the country strong practical TO lament
that lie was not elected in 1874: and whereas Mr.
Clay is unchanged in principle and character, un-
surpassed in services and in worth-our leader in
1874 and our leader and champion still-best known
most warmly loved, and most thoroughly confded in
of all living wings: therefore,
RESOLVED, That this committee cherish the feel
ngs for Henry Clay as have been manifested by in
days of yore; that they recognize in him a states
man and patriot without reprOach, and believe him
calculated above all others to be MAN in the pres
ent state of the country whose character and worth
designate him the candidate on behalf Of the wing
party of the Union for the presidential chair Ayes
So, Noes 3.
ReSOlued, That cordially approve Of the call of
national convention to nominate wing candidates for
President and Vice President, be supported al the
coming election; and that cheerfully consent TO
submit preferences the decision of that
iion and to abide by and cordially sustain the choice
to be therein made by the collective wisdom of the
wing party.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be authenticated
by the signatures of the officers of this meeting and
published in all the wing journals Of this CITY,
PHILIP HONE, President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

Poor MARRiAcE.-The other day. witness
being asked how he knew that man and woman
were husband and wife. replied. because "he had Of
ten heard the lady blow the gentleman up" The evil
dence was held to be conclusive.
What conclusion should be drawn when a gentle
mun INDUCES in scoding ladyi To our mind it is
sign Of kindly feelings. We are not apt to find
fault with those in whom we take little interest La
dies frequently very imprudent. and sincere
friend will always chide them when he sees them err
ring.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

an the petition Of C. H. Mccormick Sres Tavern p n
" Virginia. praying o the erl-nson patent granted 10 said
c. r. Mccormick m improvement reapng MACHINES fo seven
from the expiration Of said which place
of June, 1875
il ordered that the said petition the Patent Office on h
third Monday February at - O'Clock NJ peens are nsi
ned 10 appear and show cause any they have why pet
ought 20 be granted.
Ordered that this notice be published Union and Ma
tiona Democrat Washington; Enquirer, Rchmond
Salesman Columbus Inquirer, Cincinnati Sentinel
Free Press, DerOt
the third Monday in February
EDMUND BURKE. Commissioner OF Patents
p g. Editors Of the above will their
bills To the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Jan. 2-Feb. S.-79-3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
81
January "a, 1913.
SUERIFF'S SALE.

upY virtue directed from the clerks Office
Id Marion circuit court will TO public the
February s4s at the house door in the town OF
the prescribed the
profits of the following real estate to-wit
Beginning the north corner Of square No. in the town
south 6 feet theme east 95 feet thence
CIT feet thence 1876 feet to the place Of beginning
erins he ground of lot No. 10. in said square.
failure realize the full of judgment interest
and costs will at time and place the fee simple OF
said Taken the property OF the city council OF the
to.n of Indianapolis, The suit OF John l. Ketcham.
73-3w (sI.S0 a. w. RUSSELL, Sheriff Marion County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

The DEAR LITTLE FELLow.-"Ma, has -four been
sickl" "Sick why no. you sarpint What under
the canopy made you ask that question - sCoz. the
Express says, Flour is betterr don't see how it
could be better eff it hadn't been wuss; nor how it
could been if il hadn't been sick That's the
how ont mother" "Jske!' WAL, mother -
You'lI be the death of somebody. YETI ..Yeibem :"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

THE undersigned, administrator OF the estate Philip Meke
deceased Tuesday of February
O'Clock sell residence othe deceas-
ed the personal property belonging said estate consisting Of
family carriage lot Of stock hogs butcher
and lot OF household furniture
credit months three dollars and under
twenty Ave- all twenty-five dollars, credit Of
will be gven purchaser giving his note made payable
relief valuation appraisement
will approx ed fEeehold security. JOHN B. STUMPH
Indianapolis, Jan. 20, Is4S 753w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

uNHE examinations of Marion County Seminary which TO
take place the 2 and 22d instant and the exhibition oil
the school which evening Of the poson
until of another quarter. The quarter will
Tuition charged the OF the seho
the nd Of the quarter in which his is
rolled and made for absence except in
protracted sickness. BENZ. L LANG, Principal,
F. Asssfau
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

The STARS cannot say that it is chiefly the
temptation of their innitude, and of the immeasura-
bic space they occupy that eDraptures in the
These conditions rather tend to confuse the mind ;
and in this view Of countless numbers and unlimited
space there lies moreover. much that belongs rather
10 a temporary and human than to an eternay abid-
ing consideration. Still les, do regard them abso-
luiely with reference the life after this. But the
mere thought they far beyond and above every
thing terrestra-the feeling that before them every
thing earthly utterly vanishes nothng-that the
single man is so infinitely Insignificant in comparison
with these worlds strewn all space-thaf his dest-
MES, bis enjoyments, and sacrifices, to which he
taches such minute importance, how all these fade
like nothing before such immense objects; then that
the consultations bind together all the races Of men
and all the Of the earth-that they have behed
all that has passed since the beginning of time, and
will see all that passes until its end. ln thoughts like
these always lose self with silent delight in
the view Of the starry armament it Is in very truth
a spectacle Of the highest solemnity, when. in the
stiffness Of night, in heaven quite clear the stars,
like choir Of worlds, arise and descend-wbile ex-
istence, as it were falls asunder into two separate
parts the one, belonging to earth. grows dumb in
the utter silence Of night; and thereupon the other
mounts upwards in oil its elevation splendor, and
majesty. And when contemplated from this point of
view, the starry heavens have truly moral influence
on the mind-Fon Humboldt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
Rates of Commission and Storage nj
fundamentals.

Indianapolis.
fHNHE Commission and aTdug Merchants Of Indianapolis
agreed upon the following to effect from
and utter February cGh, 1913.
COMMISSIONS.
On sales OF Merchandise Produce wholesale
On sales of Merchandise and Produce by retail,
On purchasing and shipping Prod Merch.
On all cash advances, GO days. q
For negotiating drafts Bills of Exchange,
For collecting Freights Accounts, 2f
For collecting delayed tgaIed accounts, g.
All charges actually incuFrd-ExIa
RATES FOR RECEIVING AND FORWARDING.
On all kinds OF Mdze Nails, Groceries,
On Pork Lard baue,
On Pork or Lard IN keg per keg,
On Flour or Meal, hiTpel,
On Foreign and Domestic Liquors, per barrel, 10
On Foreign and domestic Liquors, per keg,
N Apples Potatoes, &C. in barrels per barrel,
Half bal barrels
he added property held IN
month"; for the
second ands succeeding months.
No accountability for fire, nor for stnlen goods
GRAIN BUSINESS
receiving storing, and forwarding wheat sheled
bu.
For receiving storing, and forwarding Rye Barley Flax
and other seed, cts per hu.
For receiving aonne ana forwarding Oats, cs
For purchasing grain with funds in hand, 4 c. Der bu
No charge made less than IS
ROYaL JhaYHEH, BLYTHE q HOLLAND
s. W. MOORE, NORRIS a BROTHER
a FLETCHER AfNSUR Y sons,
Feb.7-3m79 IT. as D. RsRKER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
WHO WANTS BARGAINS
CALL Ar THE CORNER.

pLAIDS Gnghams Prints Apacas Deanes, Cloth and Thi
III bet Wool Shswls, sc.
Also cloths casmeres vesngs satine jeans fannels and
variety Winter styles together with boots shoes hats and
which will sell cash, wholesale retail at cost
close the winter stock HAMILTON PARRISH.
Corner Washington and Meridian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
Death from a Slight Cold.

BY neeectng sauta die
aes fall victims their impudence We have
the bride blooming we bird Paradise and
the fair flower Of hope the pride her father and the joy Of her
herher cheek flushed with anticipation and beamng with
the so expression Iovethe dreams OF life dancing
auey With rich and varegaed n of the promise.
We have all this changedaye, wedding garment
soud and the bridal chamber for this sepu OF the dead nd all
this from negIecting COLD. Now before
Dr. ROGERS LIvERWORT AND TAR, which gives immediate
relief thousands OF intelligent families admit OF s
extraordinary The gsy, the beautiful and the young
speak forth praise and WILL makes positive and
cheers the despaiing family freside
The genuine LerwOn and Tar be had VIM Hannamans
n..oS or. in n erfrv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
ADMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has taken
letters OF administration the estate Of John Ennis late
Marion county, OF Indiana deceased All persons
indebted requested to make immediate
having against notified present
for settlement The is supposed to
be solvent. JACOB B. FITLER,
Feb. IL, ISls 823wis AdmnistT aoT with will annexed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

EpEMAINING in the Ofoe Idianapols Indiana
Ne February 1, l64S.
PersOas calling for these letters vi PIsdsetO say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage all letters PaPersfor Foreign
Countries must be prepaid otheruiss they cannot oet-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
Office.

WHEREAS my wife, Nancy Mcconnell, has left bed and
hoard without any just provocaion this to foewarn
apersons from harborng credng account de-
enned to debts Of her contracting AFTER this date.
Feb. 10, le4S. sl-3w JOSEPH MCCONNELL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
Iufs, Caps, Hatter'S Furs and Trim
HENRY PORTER,S ESTATE,

M Office hereby given that undersigned day taken
letters testamentary the last will Of Henry
Porter late of the Of Marion and State Of Indiana decreased
The OF said
hereby notified make the
and those having claims
their claims properly adjusted for settlement within the time limited by
law.
MAHALA AMES, Executrir.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
LIST az UCTTERS


LIS
DEMAINING in
1A February 1, 1874
1PersOns cali
ADVERTISED.
The inland Postt
| Countries must be
Darded.
A.
Anderson Miss NJ ] :
Armstrong w P
Adkins Jonn
Allen Mary
Allen T. NJ
Armentrout James
Administrator Of Johr
w ebb
BrItton A A
Bouton G s
Baer Rev John
Bradley Z
Bates T J
Bridgeford 5 A
Brown J +
Benesiey Thomas
Brown Lucy2
Baldwin Goldsmith
Bristow Psyton
Boikin Alexander
Bisbing John
Bright NJ g
Bradbury w w
Biles VIM
Baer Harriet
Blaney Sarah
Beechler J
Blum Jacob
Brown Anna Mary
Beswick G NJ
Burk John
Bales r A
Bellies Richard
Bridges James
Baldwin Joseph J
Browning Samuel
Brokre Mrs Nj
Bellies Colep
Beck Joseph
Brewer Abraham
| Bryant A Il
Bailey Francis
Brown John P
Boswell ID X
Bellatisfon Mr.
Bishop John
Bond Pleasant
Buell. l. G 3
Burton BlI2
Bower Rev C2
| c.
Cord Emollne
Culbertston George
Clark Susan
Carnahan Roht
Cunningham Hugh
Cambell A ]
Cocksn Capt L
earle w II
CurTey Hamilton
Carter Milton %
Cox Jno r
Catterson Cyrus
Collins Jeramiah
Combs Permela
Calvin Mary
Csrnahan A B
Covington Mrs Mari
CrOwder VIM
Carson Prier
CLlbertson VIM
Graft w f
Cooper Joshua 2
Cambell Sarah
Caiman Henry
Cofelt Joseph
Cox VIM e
Crull Daniel
Chapman Robt
Cox William
Curry Miss Emily
Carr A J
Carpenter Willard
ID.
Davis Mrs Rachel
Dosin John
Douglass c c
Dunn Jas w
Davis Isaac
Davis Miss Anna
Dawson Hardin A
Davis Andry J
jackson
Deizeil ii
David Simon
, Dawson James
Dawson James NJ
Dumons stephen
Davidson james
Davis Lucy A
Donahoe VIM
|, Daniels VIM
; Day Tyler s Co
Dunn George G
/ +.
Ellis Sylvester
yesterday Solomon
Epler Abraham
Evans A Z
: Edibut MIR >
Endicot Miss Susan
Ellis Mrs Sarah
! Evans Jesse
7 Elston David
Evans VIM
Eastman L r
F.
Fourt ID P
Ferreter James 2
Fertig Conrath
Fiaugher Jesse
!. Foster Henry e
8 Fisher Miss Rachel
Furgason Charles
Henry Clay
: Fox WIN
= Fisher Nancy
;. Fox WIN
Furrey John Z
e Frazier John
y Fox Richard 2
y G.
Il Graham Allen d
% Gill Miss Serelda ]
GULL j ]
d Grand Secretary
Grand Lodge OF
Indiana Masonic
CRUDE Jacob
Gardner Miss Anna
|, Glasscock James
Geiger Daniel
Greer * Co
j. Grove Henry II 2
Gullifer A
a Graham N
d Greene Sidney S
o Gruber George
Giezen J w a. c Z
Goodwin Thomas {
= Grandstaf Henry
Griffith SaIah A E
o Guinstead L ID
Il II.
J. Hessong Peter
y Hinchman John
J. Hinsley Nancy
j. Hudson Norman
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
TELEGRAPH,

BRIEF and simple explanation OF the Electro Magnetic TIE
IA lsgraph-s mode Of operations illustrated with
tanning all relative
stations the routine of business Tegaphees such
plantations and familiar understanding
wonder with notice of Houses Printing Telegraph
and others construction by
sale by ,oo, ,,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
HOOD & NOBLE Bate
DIVIDEND NOTICE,

DIVIDEND of seven cent for the last sir months vi
n this declared by the Board of Directors cap
company payable the stockholders
Ter's Office in Madison on the 18th instant.
w. N. JACKSON, Secretary.
Once NJ. L Railroad CO.. Madison. Feb 10 1913 s2.aw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

Administrators Notice.
ETTERS Of administration having been granted TO the
designed of the Of Philip Nickel deceased OF Mari
Indiana all know themselves indebted tc
call and settle same; persons having claims
said estate notified present them The estate Is solvent
JOHN b. sTUMPH.
Indianapolis, January 90. ls4s. 7l-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
80 sga 49, esa - -
MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAUU.ROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and AFTER Monday January 3d. 64s the Passenger Cars win
~ leave Madison and indianapolis daily Sundays ercepted
follows, viz:
Madison NJ, in indianapolis
about 2 r. NJ.
Leave Indianapolis II o'clock A. NJ and arrive in Madison
about II p. NJ
Freight trains daily leaving Madison and Indianapolis
O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight Northern
BY O'Clock, to insure lis shipment the succeeding day.
Feb. 10, lo4S. Stiff HENRY r. HALL. sHp't
Hats, Caps, Hatter's Furs and Trim
mingS.
THE subscribers receipt OF their spring stock Of
goods, comprising every quality Of fur and sik
They particularly invite attention 10 their very large
and well selected OF Panama. Legho Braid and Palm
Leaf Hats all of which
be purchased in any market. SHERWOOD & GRACE
Corner Of Main and Fifth Streets Cincinnati o.
February 10, 1s4s. sl4wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
state of Indiana, Hamilton county, IS
HAMILTON CIncuIr couRr, MARCH TERN. ls4s

HAMILTON CIRcuIr CouRr, MARCH TERN. ls4s
Petition for Dporee.
Rachel barrow John barrow.
THE said petitioner Stone her SOLICITOR having this day filed
IN the office OF the clerk Of said petition herein pray
ing f divorce from defendant husband
foa in said petition and appearing from affidavit also
filed this day. that the said defendant resident the State
of Indiana
ing said petition and that the pending said court
that unless he will appear the calling Of the the
OF this plead demur
tion the will be heard and determined in his
January 8. 1913. JOHN c. BURNS, Clerk.
e. j. Stone sol. for COMP 7l-3w iS2l2l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
From the B0tdnic0 Medical Recorder
Human Magnetism.

An IMPORTANT CURE = Nathaniel Coleman, of
-. about sixteen years ago received injury
upon his brain which produced complete insanity that
lasted for more than year. Under medical treat
he became partially reeved-but from that time
onward he subject to return of arrangement every
month, that would usually disquay him for business
from two weeks.
One year ago, last August Prof Smith, of Jeffer-
sonyile, Ind, was delivering of lectures in
Ripley, on Human Magnetism. Mr.. c., prompted by
curiosity merely, presented himself, with others. to
be magnetized At the third sitting he passed fully
into the magnetic state. and became quite
ceptibe to the Influence; before the Of lectures
was concluded he had one of his periodical returns of
arrangement From what had been said in the lee
lures about the healing properties of magnetism,
of the friends Of the afflicted curious to have
trial made in this case-Mr. Smith for, and
on his arrival found Mr.. C. perfectly insane and
speeches. his pulses were feeble, and less than
twenty beats to the minute-his hands and feet
as cold as cicles and his whole body trembed if
shaken BY fit of ague Thirty forty persons
gathered around. much alarmed, and some in
tears. A number of physicians were present, Just
ready exhibit the fegving effects Of the lancet.
Prof Smith requested them to suspend operations, and
the patient should be cured in few minutes, without
torture, and without medicine. All withdrew from
the room except the physicians,s and few relatives
and friends. Immediately, Mr.. G.. was put into the
magnetic sleep, and in a few minutes his whole sys-
TEN was calm ana Tree from pain ne physicians
were then requested to examine his pulse, which
still faint and slow, but in two minutes more
they raised by the operator to hundred and
torty-fre beats TO the minute. The good doctors ex-
amined and if there might not possi-
bly, be some mistake collision.
The pulse reduced to seventy-four TO the min
ute, and the doors opened to a large collection
Of men, women. and children anxious to witness the
triumph downfall of magnetism in Ripley. After
a few appropriate remarks, and less than tlcenty
minutes from the time Mr. Smith commenced his OPP
erations he restored Mr.. c. to the wakefu stnte COM
pletely cured. The next day he at his work. and
from that day to this he has not had symptom of
his usual returns Of insanity. His health in other
respects has been better than any other time during
the previous fifteen years. He has, how ever, occaa
sionally been magnetized during the past year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
POPLAR Mills,

JOSEPH G. PINCKNEY, !
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, { Secretaries.
Nearly 20 to l for Mr. Clay and for a national
convention, and implicit Difference to its nomination.
unanimous! The New York Tribune adds, that
public meeting will probably be held give full
effect 10 the judgment of her wing ctizens.-Uaion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
STILL THEY COME,

ruNHE subscribers every day receiving and dsposng
quantities of Stoves of description; Parof
Tight Stoves othe latest and improved patterns
supply and celebrated New York Air Tight
the
Browning Stove,
admirably calculated hotels churches
houses, offices, Sc, there being six different sizes.
Also arrival of the great and celebrated
Combination Cook stove,
The qualities Of which
rate the people becoming familiar with the superior
tags other cook yet known
the United States
Premium Cook Stoves,
OF all szs hest make constantly hand and for sae at
prices for cash, by KELLOGG DAVIDSON,
81 Sign ofthe red stove and big paddock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17

THE weuld inlsm the bc, that they have hand
Il discourse Al lea Unversai Liberty, deliver
Chuseh In this city day
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-17
MARION COUNTY SEMINARY.

rUNHE County Seminary viii take place
nd
in the Of Roberts
Chapel half 6o'cock The friends and patrons
Of the school, and the generally invited attend
quarter of 10Th
be entrance,
inade except In Of protracted sickness.
BENZ. t. LANG, Principal,
IL S4s-t2qth79 +. MARIAY.