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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

PIRATES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN. The latest
adyices from Europe state that pirates continue 10
scour the Archipelago, and had even attacked large
the port of Oliseo, Gin the island of Myeline) and
stripped it of every thing it contained, after having
killed two of the sailors
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

We once heard of traveller at Pennsylvania
hotel who rose from his bed at night to examine the
her. but instead Of looking out the sky, thrust
his head through glass window of cupboa rd
Landlord" cried the astonished man. this is very
singular weather. the night is dark as Egypt. and
smells of cheesel'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

DOMESTIC Dry GooDs IN New YoRK-The New
York Evening Post of Tuesday says:
There has been a considerable advance in various
articles Of our domestic manufactures. Fancy ccs-
simeres have recently advanced about 13c and sati
nets about Sc since last spring. Some manufac-
turers Of satinets have exhausted their stocks. In
fannels, also. considerable advance has been OBJ
tained and orders have recently been given. in one
instance we know Of for 20 bales for future delivery,
at lsc Of quality which only brought l4c last year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

The following is a sketch of Bem's biography =
"Of noble Galliclan family, he first service
a Lieutenant under Davuust and Mcdonald in the
French expedition against Russia. On the re-oTgani-
cation of the Polish army, his military talents pro-
cured him military professorshp, but his indepen
dent spirit, and his bold uterance of free opinion
subjected him to long Imprisonment, and even torture
In the Polish revolution, his great skill artille
ry officer, gained him the command Of that branch Of
the service. Up to recent period he has lived in
tirement France and England, devoted to scientific
pursuits. He on his return to his native land,
when he invested with the National Guard Of Vi
efna, which he held with honor up to the surrender
of the city. A price being put on his head, he es
capped to Pesh; and Kossuh and the committee
gladly avaed themselves of his miitay genius, since
so amply displayed in the fields of Transylvania."
Jellachich is said to be a very gentlemanly accom-
plished officer. He writes poetry and his garrison
song is very popular. So far American experience
goes, military men who write poetry good at moth
ing else. Nor does the Ban of Croatia appear to be
exception to the rule elsewhere.-Eu Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
Executor,s Notice.

NJ Office Is hereby given that Tuesday. day Of Sen
TENDER the estate Of
Owen Fisher late Of Marion county, state Of ndana deceae
consisting OF horses ca sheep hogs aud woho wagon and
gearing wheat the
and farming utensils Of ooapers tools cook ns
with other articles, viii
ecutor o said estate the residence Of the deceased franklin
onshp said months will be give
all three dollars,
cent security made payable without any relief from VALUATION sp-
pnisemen nj laws. BENJAMIN MORGAN. Executor.
Aug 3lst 1919. 27-3wN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
III q W Els
Shaker Sarsaparilla Compound.
Prepared by Steam and put up i'm
Ouarf ROftIps

Prepared by Steam and put up i'm
Quart Bottles.
rH,HE recipe from which the shaker SaRSsRARnLa is
made was purchased nearly year since at great s.pnse
although has not been made public until the present me has
been extensively o''d FIRST II SAY PHYSICIANS 3 i
FAR SUPERIOR
any prparalion kind yet offered puhI
.S Ss %s % SS % = ss % y sS .s Ss
deeralum which mas never YET been obtained In The manufacture
ing of other saapara ComPoun" hence its superiority
SaRSaP.aRILLaS.
To those using saapaIa mixture, single trial viii
The wonderful healing powers az This PREPARATION are due to the
The composition Of The ingredients used is leading ingredient be-
HONDURAS SaRSaPaRILLa,
Comb ned with many
Sasapaa compound before the public the ply
ina,
the properties combines medicine entirely peculiar itself;
gentle stmulan and also aeraiye-as smuan
in exciting the action OF the liver when orpdasa mild Civ
bowels sunt the of without exciting
GENERAL PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,
IN removing all the samo or impurities therein contain
peculiarly se the and permanent eS Of al dis
''''- IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
Such scrou cutaneous EupOns Pmpes Boces Eyes,
letter Scad Head Stubborn Ulcers Bes all diseases resulting
An Liver Complaints Dyspepsia. Lunbaso Cosvsness
ton, and al Lung Diseases when they ase IRON eOu humos;
and a falling remedy in all diseases arising from
a DER4NGEhEfT OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM,
unparalleled such Swooning, Painting Sensations Low
Spirits, Dependency Epectc Fits Paptation Neu
raigc Affections Debility, give
relief 10 females in all complaints peculiarly
Read The following certificates all fom Cincinnati where immediate
reference be made
Certificates.
d. HowE: Dear Sill well acquainted with Mis- Nnham
commenced the Shaker Sasapalla am
compelled the miraculous Indeed
due low that hong nothing cou her
he relied present
hour enjoyed the Of and robust and
healthy lady be found in Cincinnati Yours, &C.
THOMAS AUSTIN.
Druggist, and
MI. David Churhl Township Clerk, Is well acquainted
and will safy any regards by verachy. T. AUSTIN
For sale in indianapolis by ToMLINsoN BROTHERS, s. A.
DUVAL, and d. CRAlGHEAD, Druggists.
Call and pamphlet from which yon able
ioudg for yourself whether the medicine app able your nd
vidual
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

Brandy is q leveller. beadacher, consumer OF
substance. destroyer Of health. regulator. in
sgator of riot and bloodshed, breaker of domestic
peace, and fruitful source Of misery ano crime.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
MEDICAL.
American PhysiOiOgicO-Medica Col
CINcENNATL, OHIO.


FACULTY
A. CURTIS, NJ D. Prof Theory and Practice Of Medcne-ck.
J. CoURTNEY.M. D.. Prof Obstetrics ete-tickets slO
E. H. sTOCkWELL, NJ D., Prof. Anatomy aud Physiology
tickets $40.
]. A. POWERS, NJ. d.. Prof. surgery-tickess $40.
KosT NJ D. Prof Principles Of therapeutics and Pharmacy
tickets $40.
BROWN NJ D. Prof Botany and aeria Ncdcatickets $40.
l. NJ PARITY, NJ. D., Prof. Chemistry-tickefs $40.
IS. J. BROWN, Dean
Winter Session,
OF e49 will commence the m Monday Of November and
continue sixteen weeks The tickets S0 Msfrcu
son So Graduation $40 MaicuaOn and Ticket fees
he paid in cash. or in acceptable property Those who wish
charged their well secured
One hundred dollars cash in advance, will certificate
met the purchaser Tor his assignee to
oil lectures as ne need for graduation Or will entte the
subscribers TO the College ground and buildings.
This the Oldest Phy Medical College the United
states It's progress has been most from planted
genial
the people, and reared ifs trunk branches intelligence
and pride OF its Students and other talented ardent
ers science has attained altitude of ledge
cheers the phlan
thropy The torch Of sound medical reform first lighted its
hre and Is still the herading medication
boldly steps in advance of all others the advocacy OF simple
mild and eficacious therapeutic agents
Its faculty beho in the science of all that humanity
wants Tor Its physical mental and development This SCI
enee IS its presiding deityis Its Professors
thoroughly nbued with the liberal demonstve and progressive
OF disease is the burden their prize Of their
racethe OF their actions and The handspring their
ments They have cleared the Mster Medca
DID OF Its mischief violence aud poisons and e only the
10 meet the Invisible Of the sick With they
meet disease and invite the potency
uy combine the qualities Of conservatism and hold high
and are the warm and allied friends Of inye
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

G-As a sort of apology for Gen. Taylor, the
wings revive the anccdote of Captain Hull, who, be-
ing toasted at public dinner in Boston after the
capture Of the Guerrero, replied, "Mr. President,
the gentlemen round me say. that you and the other
gentlemen waiting for me to make speech. Sir,
| never made one in my life. ] can't do it, sir.
don't know how. sir. By. I'd rather fight the
battle 1gain than try IT," This is not, some
may suppose. intended excuse Of the Generals
occasional profanity, but is considered triumphant
reply to all who dissatisfied with bis oraiorical
efforts But in fact it only makes the case worse for
Gen. Taylor, having none Of "the truthful deicacy
of the gallant captain keeps trying, and falling
Boston Statesman
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE,
OF CHICAGO, ILLS.
Session of IS49-5O.


TUNHE on Mon day the 18th of October
: IL and con lnue weeks.
FACULTY.
Daniel Brnard, M d., President Professor Of Surgery.
James y L. BGney M d., Professor of Chemistry Pharmacy
Dean.
John MeLen ~ d. Maea Medica Therapeutics Medical
Jurisprudence.
w. b. Herrick, .M. d., Professor OF ANATOMY.
yno. EcGR ~ d. Professor Of
and Children.
Medicine.
NJ Daris, M D., Professor Physiology Pathology.
j. B. HerTiek, NJ. d.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
FEES.
For Professors tickets, each SIO SO CO
hatri uaIon, paid only once, 5
Dissecfing ticket,
Graduation, 90 90
Clinical instruction in The College Dispensaryfree.
Good board, with fuel light and
s. 25 per week.
credt twelve will given for Professors tickets
payment secured by approved bearing
duCion OF dollar each ticket will be
in advance. ]. " T.. BLANFY Al. d Dean.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

The Transcript endorses the opinion of the New
York Post that President Taylor's refusal to sub
scribe 10 the building of church is ustifable by his
being $4,000 in debt.-BOSton Post.
But even this prop must be knocked from under his
apoogiss. He is worth not less than 5000 900, free
from all membranes; and it is believed does not
a dollar in the world-N. o. Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

The French government is endeavoring to dispose
of its interest in the Lyons railway tie avoid the ne
cessiy of the proposed loan Of two hundred millions
Of francs. Some English capitalists have made an
offer for IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

COMING SISTER OF THE SoUTH.-At late dinner
given by the Virginia Legislature to Edward Fisher.
a Mr.. Gogalez, whom il is inferred is a resident of
the Island Of Cuba, toasted that much-ialked Of
island as the coming sister Of the South-lhe future
GEM State of the Union"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

N~It is said that Macaulay is now travelling in
ireland for the purpose Of collecting information con-
nected with his history Of the campaign of William
III.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

xHAT vaua e farm usted between the National and Brook
vile roads, about FIVE miles east OF Indianapolis in Warren
township, Marion county, adjoining containing
40 Of which deadened There good house
the premises, and the farm Is well watered.
For further particulars, inquire Of
Kirkland FITZGIBB0N, Indianapolis or CARR. Madison
Journal copy weeks an charge +.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

HOwe's Celebrated Cough Candy.
The best remedy knoso for Coughs, Colds Hoarsensss
Sore Throat, Whooping Cough, &c
reputation being fully established Il il unnecessary 10
further Of here merely referring agents Indianapolis
who will testify 10 it, merits.
S. A. DUAL, ToMLINsoN BROTHERS. and D. CRAIG.
HEAD, Agents, indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE.


rHNBE annual Of Lectures in this
the day following preliminary course com
the first Monday October
FACULTY:
H. p GATCHELI NJ D., on Special General and Pathological
Anatomy.
j. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Physiology and Institutes
cine.
T. v. MORROW. NJ D. Theory and Practice of Medicine and
Pathology.
8. ROSA, VI D., Principles and Practice Of Homeops,hy
B. l.. HILL. NJ d., obstetrics and Surgery.
L. E. JONES, NJ Matera Medical Therapeutics and Med
J. B. sTALLo A. NJ Chemistry, Pharmacy and Medical Jur
isprudence
WOOSTER BEACH, NJ D.. Emeritus Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
J. MILOT, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Aggregate cost of all the tickets $50.
500 advance will be received payment for one
dent attend be necessary gradu
alton.
Naturalization fee S. ticket So Library
s2 boarding be had in good houses at from 50 SO per
Candidates for graduation in addition pre- iminary
of study must have attended full legally
coporated Medical Coegehe last of which this-or
full after having been reputable practice years.
Letters asking further information be addressed paid
to the undersigned.
The College Edce of Institute situated corner
Court and Plum
all banks
sides will lie received In payment of fees.
T.Y. MORROW, NJ D..
2e4w w&sw tcia. Times .4Hg ILL., Dean Of the Faculty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
NOTICE.

NM hereby give notice persons concerned, that the
w granting letters of administration the George
Sfer late of Hancock county, deceaed to Richard Williams
and Jacob S by the clerk OF the Probate Cou said county
vacation will be contested at the of said by
September IA, 1919.
NOTICE OF SALE.
NJ Office hereby given, that will expose to sale at public
IN auction Friday 5th day OF October the
residence of George se deceased all the personal property of
said deceased consisting horses cows farming utensils house
hold furniture. &C. credit of twelve months win be given
all of three dollars and upwards the purchaser giving his
note W it'll approved security.
RICHARD WILLlAMs,l Aar,,.
32-3w JACOB sLIFER Aamrs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27


ENCOUNTER BETWEEN QUAKER AND MADMAN.-
take the life of another his own, occurred in
West Jersey, on the 9Th instant. Soon after III o.
clock-it being bright moonlight-the family of Mr..
Eli Adams, residing about a mile from Salem, This
wife and two children being sick were reused by the
camors in the yard of unknown, athletic negro for
admission, and something TO eat and drink Suppo-
sing him TO be drunk, Mr.. A. remained silent until
his violent assaults upon the door seemed to promise
an entrance, when he raised a window and exposu-
lated with him, saying that the family i'll, and
that the pump outside. The fellow, however, re-
newed the attack upon the door and windows with
brickbats, threatening vengeance Mr.. A. sent a
and child out of the back-door for neig hbor
and after repeated overtures induced tie assailant to
desist by putting half dollar into his hand thrust
through the broken door. In few minutes howe, err,
he again renewed the assault more furiOusy than
er. declaring that he would down the house and
kill the woman who had exhnrted him to go away.
Mr.. Adams had now every reason to apprehend his
speedy entrance, and could easily have disabled or
killed him, as he assaulted the door, with any of
several deadly weapons at hand-axes, knives, hatch
cts, &c.-but desised. though constantly obliged to
dodge the stones thrown in al him, and to push him
back as he attempted to get through the breach. In
the midst of the struggle the neghbOr sent for james
Robinson, entered The yard with gun, (Which, how
ever, missed fire. and after desperate ard bloody
encounter the fellow thrown and tied by Messrs.
X and A. about three o'clock in the morning, aud ta-
ken to the Jail in the town. He proved to be Geo-ge
Johnson, partially crazy negro, who had recently
escaped from the County Observation-Disclosures ADJ.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
Louisville Fashionable Manufacturing
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

MERCHANT TsJLORS AND CLOTHIERS.
No. 444, North West cornsr Fourth and Market Streets
LOUISVILLE, KY.
w Co. keep constantly hand large general sssor
w men Of Genilemsns Cloihng cut and trimmed In the
latest fashion, made by workmen. Also Shirts Draw
scsrs Socks and article in the furnishing
In pece-Bue, Black Olive and Green Cloth, Cassimeres
Satnets and Yestings.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
On the shortest notice, prices
a., sale. 32SmosT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
INTERESTING TO FARMEIsS.

THE of Marion and adjoining counties inform
apois number Of Gating Patent Whsat Drills The subject Of
isr Win me Eps ssandman and for several yea pss has
been practice with of the enepsng farmers Of New York
cultural have oaen alluded the Practice advising ado
and greatly yield of grain Five bushels and upward per
twenty 10 thirty per cent has been The usual increased yield
" disDs.ed in rows to uniform depth Hence uniformity n the
depths by the old method Many advantages In
cdento the drill SYSTEM are given by writer's who have fully proved
being killed About per
day with machine adapted 70 s section Of COUNTY, and - 70
usual days work for hand and two horses 70 plant all complete
spring hywhch the earth between the oos
s0sa By ss zap s1s ps MACHINE ~ ma and
Farmer February NUMBER lss speaking Dng and
dnay produces only 6een twenty bushels per will under
favorable yield fem thirty to thirty re and as
and northern Indiana desired make them
sd S ssse. es % now s' os on s $
s ss%s p s G IL ss ahs ss affords practical
Cab at Mayhe~'s store, opposite Brakes Hotel. u.vu.w
State OF Indiara ma, Hamilton county, IS.
In THE PRoBArE covRr, AUersr TERN. 1879.
August of the Hamilton Probate Count, A. D. s49,
n declared the Of James Mahin deceased be
probably Creditors therefore required
claims against the estate for allowance in the said Probate coot
payment. ANANIAs THOMPSON, Administrator.
August 90, 1889 soswT
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.
WNAvS Booksellers, for the above
The work be examined application
their door west OF era gheads Drug % w
Executors Notice.
ATOTTCE given, thai letters granted
IN OF the will and Of
owen Fisher OF Marion deceased the s9h day Of
August 1919. Al concerned Will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. The estate probably solvent
963wT BENJAMIN MORGAN, Executor
NEW GOODS!
lust by express style Dress Goods shaus
- Lace Robes, akd Caps. Needle Work Edg'ng Velvet Trim
mng and Ribbons Dress Csps Lawn Handkeeief, Table and
Piano
aLSO-A splendid Silk Manalas, style, which the
Of ladies invited 30 H. j.. B C. HORN.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Gloves and Hosiery
- qialy and kind, (which sen
very how cal land see for yourselves
97y w. j. 4 b. C. HOh
Fort Wayne Female College.
yNE First Session Of this Institution Cor the 1919 and so
will commence the Wednesday Of September Other
edo friendly The Of eucaiion IN Northern Indiana
81 CYRUS MUTT, Presfdent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
COMBINATION AIR-TIGHT.

KELLOGG ~ YANDES,
GRATEFUL for former liberal ronage, would make
NJ that they continue keep full supply The above
Superior Cooking Stoves,
with patterns which better attention Is
needed than reference the following among The macy who testify
its univalled qualities.
MARIoS Commissioned merrill, levey Bates, VIM ouarles
Hannah. Edward MCGUIRE Jesse Jones, Ward,
Dunlop Mrs Goldbuy, Jno Hamilton DAM Ringer Chas Rob
nson Vance, Thos Holbrook Louden, Robert Brown
and Dumb Asylum Insane Asylum, John McFa Rev
Holiday, Johnson number Of other could be
given.
HESDscKs CousrrJames Dugan Joseph Morris Asa Ballard
Maock Chas Reynolds Waiernuse Curtis Barnett Robert
Downward, Henry Rogers, Joseph Mendinaii, VIM Little
CouNrY-Chas Anterior, Allen Wiism Aur-
lex, Semuel Shoekley, Dye, Delany, &C.
CoUNrrPhip DEAN Isaac Voorhees, Jesse Hughs
Robt Lyons, Sc
HAMrLroS Cousrr-Azarah Dining, Howard Williams J
Davis, Barnaby Newly, James Trestcr
SHELBY coUNIY-Robt Housh, ID Smith.
BooNE couNTY-Hemy Marvin j Rumly, III Miller Spencer
Smith, George Shoemaker, Jacob Johns, Jonathan Scott
How ARD CouNrY.-Joseph ID Shorp, sheriff.
PUTNAM CouNrY-Isaac lawrence Smith, Call
Davis John Savage.
Our Tin and Copper
Business still noisy and han happy
wait upon those who desire anything in line.
Cash for old copper and brass as usual
KELLOGG YANDES.
Sign of the Paddock and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
NEW GOODS!

lust received by style shk Dress Goods shar
- Robes, akd Caps Needle Work Edgng. Velvet Trim
ming Ribbons Dress Csps Lawn andkerchie, Table and
Piano
saLSO-A splendid Silk Manllas style, 10 which the
aiienfinn Of he j. q HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

FOft wayne Female CO1Iege.
fyNE First Session Of this Institution fa the yea e49 ard so
will commence on the last Wednesday Of September Other
edo friendly Of education in Northern Indiana
copy CYRUS MUTT, President
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
state OF Indiana, Hamilton county, S..
LITTELL,S living AGE.
Exccufor,s Nofice.

NAVS RAY Booksellers agents FOR the above vain
publ alton. The work be examined applcatIo
store west OF era ghead Drug % 3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
Ely Zachariah Washington.
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas there is reason to believe that armed
expedition of DutchmeD is about to be fitted out and
from the best information the Executive has been able
to obtain, it points To Holland; II therefore becumcs
my duty TO warn all Dutchmen not tn take Holland,
and 10 order them to desls from any suc design. Ii
may be that the said expedition of EARNED men, is
directly 'pointed" al Cuba. If so, the bloodhounds
are in danger, and they my especial favorites
and recently the fsvorites Of The Wings. it becomes
my duty to declare that such expedition is in the high
est degree criminal and that those participating in it
whatever may be ''their extremities," need not
Pect the protection of government. And call
upon the officers recently appointed to put down this
expedition of Dutchmen, and to maintain the laws
provided for the support of sacred obligations TO
foreign powers | feel it solemn duty to ssu this.
proclamation for it is not long since that lin the
beautiful language Of Longfellow)-
| saw the FIRE Of The midnight camp
And heard at times horses stamp,
And boodbound's distant bay.
Given under my hand. at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
in the presence of Governor Johnston this lth day
of August. 1919, and in the year Of the reign and
end of Whiggery. z. WASHINGTON, %.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

NOIICts
Mt hereby gven that letters documentary gants
IN the undersigned OF the last will and testament
Owen Fisher OF Marion county deceased the s9h day
August All persons concerned Will take notice and gove
themselves accordingly. The estate probably solvent
963wT BENJAMIN MORGAN Executor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

OF Gloves and Hosiery
- embracing qiany and kind (which seiin
very low cal land see for yourselves
27y ". j. 4 b. c. HOh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

TOMATO KETCHUP.
DOZEN Of Tomato Ketchup received and
" for sae very low by los A. DUvAL.