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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-15

OxrThe old postmaster ut Troy, Ohio, being now
sheriff. has lad to perform the duty of putting the
new one in jail for robbery. This is in order; the
Democrat is out, the Wing in.
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SESSION SENTINEL

The State Sentinel will be issued Tri-
weekly during the coming session of the
Legislature, as usual We shall employ a
corps of the best reporters, and the proceed
ings of the Assembly will be given in our
usual full and correct form.
Tri-weekly for the Session. $l.OO
Weekly, 5O
*.*Will our exchanges please notice? If.
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They are beginning to pave tho streets of Havana
with Boston granite.
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Dealt, of Mai. NoryeIl.

II is our melancholy duty this week record the
death OF highly esteemed and distinguished feow-cit-
izen. Maj R. G. Norve citizen OF Springville, in
this county, died has residence Sunday the 4th OF
Nov. lS49 at half allei III o'clock, A NJ, of Typhoid
fever in the 10th year of his Few OF his years
have shared of the confidence and esteem of his
fellow citizens than has the subject OF this notice. He
became citizen Of Lawrence County in the fall Of 1885,
and in March, 1885, located in SprngyiIle where be has
continued to reside up his death For three years,
1912 and he the representative ia the State Leg
slalure from this county, in which capacity he al
ways found the firm, jealous and unhnching advocate of
the rights and interest of his constituents In the
with Mexico, he evnced early desire TO aid his
try IN the settlement Of the question in dispute by offer
ing his personal services in lie field In lS47 he
received commission Major in the 10th Regiment of
United States Infantry, when he Immediately embarked
for the Of war and in which capacity various
occasions distinguished himself in routing and defeating
bands of Guerllas who often harrassed and destroyed
our trains and intercepted dispatches In lS4S he
transferred the 10Th Regiment, and for his gaan
try and daring ntrepdiiy, promoted 10 the office of
Lieut.. COohe which post he held until the close of the
war; In August, l54S, he returned to his family Spring
vile, and again resumed the practice of profession
medicinc-in which he abored most Bdustriousy TO
the time of his Sickness which has terminated his earth
~ career.
II is not purpose were competent the task
TO pronounce euogum upon the lite and public servi
ces oi the deceased We have elt il due, however,
his character and numerous friends and deeply afflicted
family give brief history of his life he became
identified with The history of State. He man
of generous nd noble impulses and such his loss will
be deeply regretted by all who knew him. We in
formed that up the hour of his death he calm and
had the possession aud control OF his mental faculties,
and butts few minutes before he expired lie extended his
hand to different friends who his bed, in tuken
Of recognition Some 30 hours before his death he gave
general directions about his business, and desgna-
ted his executothus exhibiting clear and strong intel
lect, while at the time fully conscious that the de-
had FORTH and the hour of his dissolution
fast approac hing.
He leaves most devoted and atfectionate wife with
four children 10 lament loss the world cannot restore
They have The symPathes of many friends and in their
Bereavement, doubtless will receive that kind attention
which will in some degree, tend to the bitterness
of the cup of their earthly alicon.-W White Rirer Stan
dard.
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time.honored race.

This lady, the Mary Chaworth" of Byron's muse,
became the wife of Mr. Musters in August loOo, ana
died in February 1892 from fright occssioned by the
Reform riots at Nottingham. On his marriage, Mr..
Musters assumed his wie's family name but, suose-
qucniy, at the demise OF hls father 'ook oaek hls
patrouywic His extensive estates now devolve on
his grandson, John Musters, lad Of thirteen years
of age.
A distinguished physician. speaking of the insufi-
cheney of the exercise usually taken by the ladies' OF
our cities. says:-.Exercise. fresh air, heath-are
thew not almos, synonymous The exquisite bloom
on The cheek Of American girls fades IN the m'iron
much sooner here than in England-not only because
of the sofiness of the English climate as many sup
nose II is because Exercise. necessary to the main
tenance of health little matter OF habit and ed
uca,ion here and largely insisted upon IN Engan
nd il is because exercise when taken here at all Is
too often as matter of duty and has no soul in II I;
while The English who takes lively interest
in her rural employmens, inhaes new lie IN every
dav,s occupation" This is an important reason for
making The exercises of Indies like those OF horseman-
ship, Of delightful character.
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Accounts from Rome are the reverse of satisfactory
The return of the Pope still talked about but when
it may take place is still the subject of conjecture.
There has been a misunderstanding between one OF
the Cardinals and M. de Corcelles, and the French
being offended a letter received from the Ec-
cesastlc, complains of the number of traitors still
tolerated in the Eternal City. The point was refer
red to His Holiness who dIsapproved of the Cardi-
nails conduct and threw him overheard.
Garrbaldi has left the island of Santa Madalina
for Gibraltar, where he will sail for London and ul-
timately, il is sad to America
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Thurd.s Juy IF The e,'inE ep,mic Mr- MARY lf-ct
Of Geor.- IEAsk i1 fte f,ih g-i af h-r az
Her uetfs. hoe of h-r H-n L~s.s.
-f r--issn,e 80 q Prn-st th, tfds,) morning A. o
ot'nCk
A. WuAr,tursh. July o. JOSIAH EDWARD BARTLETT.
IN Of Th-oior- Bat -i 90 to .i-tsear of hi-
family f--i-tilis sf-i fn attend hi- iu
of be- 's'H.. - % ,luh Altl T. w
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10 Nati.srsu.N Y rf-d = EAR
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MARY MORO " -- fh- fi'h h-rss-
Oi rur-fa morning jay 90 - pr-Fsrg ~ SARAH
Charter ct, sgei q Her r-ntn- inferred II
Gr--nvorf
lsil. cry. .utd-rJ Ja5 %. u LEvFRErT r BRADLEY.
% OBJ. 4i.f year or her
Ih- r-at. family ~ attend DO. fin-r, without
ir her v atian 80 oChar-. Gas 90
o'.fak
Ja o. PHERE ~ We Of R.h Greene. y sul ernisnd-ut
,ft.- Fnler.rt Refuge. Ward'- tssuf
Ja a. 20 WlILtAN fi.kDu f--f s0n of Luks sui ~
l-fn -ehlfT. as-f y-.r rpffh-ani 40 fs-
The ti f'rny snt t-.,'der ~ Schultz 8
Bel -q-,4 attend ~ funeral hi-
r--if.ns- s0i Adan- B-ot ya fnd.y o, f,k VI.
s-rtur.h. fh- rs-'rc nfh-r ,rsnfs'i~ jus q Of
-.fn Of f BRAN VIRGINIA RistnI T. daughter Jar-
Augusta B--i -s-t hN-sfs tmonths suf IS
r~msin- cd N fhf- u
Hobs-u 81 isy Jay q w - hENRf. .on oi Curtis
ant .tIia j. Ag-i t-sr. u.fhf srt - day
Thomps,n Com Jt Re- psn- d sg-t = one of the
Corporaoa C-- years pastor Of th- Congr.g.
t1atl Gl4r.l ~ --r--a
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- Board OF Uenlth.-The Board OF Health of
the CITY ot New YORK 90 ordaiu ~ follows
D Zach aud every pr4cucing physician In the Cry of
New orS -la. daily AZ l0 o'clock report tO the Board
Of Health Of -aid city the number Of persons attacked
with A.i-uc Cholera u said city, any other malignant
disease attended by such ply stefan Tor the & hours pre-
cedng sud the number Of persons attended by such ply
sciAu who shall have died during the - hours preceding
such report Of Asatc Cholera other malignant seas-
Such report shall particularly specify the disease of each
person mentioned therein And such report shall al-O
contain the birth place resd. and occupation of
the person OK dead of the bee a-certaned.
AMI the age of tue person 80 scs or dead
Sucu dairy report shall h- signed with the name of
hr physician making the same. aud shall be len daily,
and before e hour Of N O'Clock each day, AZ of the
staonhuuses of the several Wards f- CITY, with the
captains 81 police. some person iu charge thereof d.
crd 10 me President OF the Board of Health of the Cry
of New York and the persons receiving the same,
shall Immediately to be delivered the several
ports the Office OF the Board of Health.
the Cry Hall of SAID city.
49, Eacn and every physician who shall neglect
fuse tu make such report and deliver the same afore
said be pro, eeded against provided and by the
-iN b section of the act Of June - 1872
By order OF the Board OF Heafu.
JAMES KELLY. President pro tenn
B-The Board OF Hraltt tor the Information Of ply
sci"ns snf others publish the sixth secuOn of the act OF
June p lSj2 now In force, and which = A. follows
Z o. Every person VINO shall wilfuly violate any regu-
sous 80 10 be- made and published by any such Board Of
Health shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof, shall be sub ec a. fine aud impnsOn-
mrut, OF hou NJ the discretion of the Court such me not
90 exceed one thousand dol nor such Impeachment
Two years y1b lwis
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BRA1rHwAITE's RETROSPECT.
rth.sdsy paSh.hed-puce IS cent.

IL this day pg1hshed-puce - cents
January 90 july. 1919
gINHE GREAT WALL L OF the Retrospect 70 the Pfoies
L .ou slu. abstract feverl thing new Rad
ush- occurring m the practice Of medicine every sly
months Is TOO well known % require a uslon further
an merely o. call your attention 10 a. Inc WORK 10 It's
Own best recommendation 10 has now reached the lSh
number The 18Th contains ample details OF tie treatment
of the Cholera by De LsycOck. Maxwell, Henrques,
Kennedy. MCanu Merry weather, Reid, Ayre- Patterson
rlnstail Hall. Mirov. Graves. Shesrman. Cowsn, Gut
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subject Your attention IA respectfully sOhcai-d
by the puhl ,her
'N17 iwrtd DANIEL ADFE. l07 Fulton.st
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WE MARNE y0lRNAL. FotRrH PAGE =.

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az s,s.o ch.rod Ray Gardens. II IA sugar ans mola.
&
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Poet, b. br British O.E with passenger hom EufoPe aud one
Trs
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at much
tE The tsk Johu K.r n Gs.g~ her q ne cts
SHORE Roo Ref sh- ~ probably D.
90 l.tt food t1e she hs- received 60 d-n.ss
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COMMERCIAL and MONEY MATTERS
= Sals. q -. 81. &c Fgl1,A ~.

THURSDAY, July 96-PM
The Stock markc continues 10 be quiet, and the
tendency is heavy 'he demand for Governments is
moderate in conscqi nee OF the non arrival OF the
steamers mail. Generally the same indsposit.on to
operate. before noticed, prevails.
In Exchange thre IS but little doing. and the
quotations are normally before Sterling ss5t.
Francs 53J05 32t.
In Freights the movement is moderate and the
tendency is downward Corn could be shipped to
Liverpool below ID Cotton Is nominally 3D. Dead
weight pos Flour, /. Cd. To Havre Cotton is going
attic 70 Bremen ~ hhds. Sugar were engaged at
l7s Sd.
The loan we ahded TO yeste rday was of the
State Of North and not South arolina, printed,
and it was taken at an average Of about per cent,
premium.
The three bundled thousand dollars of State
stock loaned in ls2o to the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal CO. to be pad OF on the lst January next.
The Naumkesg Steam Cotton Company OF Bos
ton have declared dividend OF per cent
The Fall business in Phlsdel phG promises to
open avorably, ard does the business of this City
Notwithstanding according to the N0rth American we
poorly supprd with goods The idea Of New
York having smal,r supplies Of goods than Philadel
phiais sufficiently amusing.
At Philadelphia money continues easy " ith a
fair supply Of paper Offering.
Ia order TO give view Of the relative position
of the United States snd Great Britain comparatively
with last year tAe New York correspondent Of the
Washington Union gives the export, OF Cotton month
y from September l. l5i5 to July l. 1879 at the cur
rent prices he rates the total at 2ll7,2lO bales
amounting to 80, 665 49, against l,6i5 -95 bales
amounting to Isl SIS O6g Tor ls47-4-. Ia Breadstufs
he gives the Of exports from September le4s
July SAG over he corresponding period OF l.i7
IS At - e4 bbls o. Flour e3s $50 bushels OF Wheat
and s.Os5 - bushels Of Corn The average value OF
thi. excess IS s44ig95 which with the in the
value OF other grains provisions &c OF 5000 90 car
RES the excess IN vAle OF food and Cotton exported
about fretv sLOus OF dollars The amount of stocks
taken abroad he estimates by various calculations at
slOOOO.GO Exchange. though rather high Is heavy,
and il lower thar A. tue same time year ago Ster
Ing was then II elOt-iti is now under 81
The Boston Banks were not doug much for the
week past but in the street money abundant at
Ia per cent Business IL more active and in Domes
lie Goods there Is considerable movement, somewhat
speculative.
Gov. Wood o. Texas, places the debt OF that
state at sx millions and thinks 1t might easily be dis
charged By the sale Of public lands.
We give annexed statement OF the public
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for Che The Instructions heretofore printed by
th" H0NEuPATHiC PWsICiANs SOCIETY require AN add
uuusi statement you to meet the change which
has recently occurred n the constitution of the epidemic.
and the society directed the unders gred 20 unish
y0a v 'th such addition To lis circular
Thu lange alluded the appearance Of dY senterc
symptoms many of those rhorng under the usual
signs OF Chorra from n to p hours after the commence
meui of the OO-enrss the excavations become much more
-rauy. Of shiny nature with or without some bilious
and bloody matter quite pains precede them and
they accompanied followed by less bearing
down. ienesmus and burning other uneasiness IN the
rectum.
The excavations. efforts at them, become very fe-
queni and much less eNhauslng, after the maiady
takes distressing bIt far ief dangerous turu
From the moment that this change takes place In case
Of loose bowels the Iey0tyuH Cnpyu1a and CImThor.
prescribed for Cholera % bee M and shO.d be
stopped
The course. IN general terms 20 pursue i 10 take
IPECtC "a 81. and MERCURfOs CoRRos ~, dose ~
every hours. lurk VO hours between doses
m o. dyseniery al ttcs = tuy cured The dose of
these remedies much " 90 lie hve-ceut piece
They should be taken y.
Ac0Nirr Will take the oi lpecac In the patient
have fever and CoLOCYNTH should be Used instead Oi
either, n very severe pains accompany the dysenfery
: GkAf, " Dos INSLFl. " d.
FERDINAND l. WI Sly VI ItWIf HALLOOk. VI ID.
WALLER G PAfMEk. y.
Comfnit'-- of tue H0g-0l sthc Ply, cians SORE
Netc- York, July 25. 1919
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ooMpAN1oN TO uAoAULAY.

TUNES HISTORY OF ENGLAND from ihs Invasion
Lot julius Cesar to the Abdlcauon OF James IL lo58
BY David Hume Esq new Edition, with The Author :
as Corrections and Improvements To which y pronred
"a Short Account Of his Life written by himself Vol. l.
with Portrait i2mO, cloth, 62t cts
Macaulays History Of England from the Accession VI
James H. vols limo, cloth, 81 b
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IA h' den~siors OF character
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and To- at .ten ,-uas- If lafrng
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gorgeous ss-an- stats .-m- sy- 1fouu those
Nhch Tines ssnds huffsI
a. fh- hour s.ss- fife ID Noffh Bffi-h h-,i-~.
For sale by ly.6 1Isl J. WILEY, l0l Broadway.
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A wFTL. AwFCLn AWFUL.,.-Th. N.
SCHOOLS.

I,RENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING and
L Day school for Young Ladies', No Carroll.paco,
Be.ckerst New York-This establishment conducted
BY Madame HIX who 10 assisted by the most talented pro
s.Or Of this city continues enjoy the confidence OF al
those who have entrusted their daughters 70 Dor care
Every attention Is paid 10 the morals and comforts OF he
pupils Terms moderate. The house Is spacious and
comfortable ~Nbs
MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN from Ger
1many having had ID years eKp~renc a. Teacher would
ike few Jupis Ia writing, drawing or mo German ian
guage-he ould also Ike situation IN some school as
TEACHER Of branches Address J. II o al the Office
Of Nh paper V< y
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AUCTION Males.

M BANGS, PLArT ~ 60. ssor- a. sro-d~sy
ID sArt KDAY, 18Th and TUESDAY, 2sih August.
FlsTlETH NEWBORN TkADf SALE,
To be commenced. the Stationary ana fsres sse On
FRIDAY 2i.h August and the Boob Sole on II sDAf,
18Th August 1919 nr which c0us srmenis OF Books, Pa
per- stationery. Stereotype Plates Binders Cloth Lea
ther Ac respectfully solicited Conttogiofs wtofe
10 DO will be allowed 10 he prvileFo %
Withdrawing any item aer he sale ~ he trs lot, such
rc,ervat Cu being specified To the Catalogue PAteuiss
the printing should be furnished immediately ghe
CsfA ogues II nov III press
The usual Cash advances will he made rec'pt ~
gnnIs. " hen tesiFeh
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II seely'- Patent Life-Preserving Ham
och and Raft, will be exhibited this day and to- NOR
low AZ 4, O'CLOCK. ON The water of the RatlerY

~ Ch0Iera,-Psrenis who find 10 necessary To leave
tn city on account Of the Cholera and wish have the
daughters enjoy the advantages Of healthy 10.
caOu and opportunity for acquiring accomp shed
education viii do well 70 place them Hampstead Sem
mary Hampstead L. l. Circulars be obtained II the
Principal. ylh 2lis