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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-05
Bucks Improved Patent

'ENHE subscribers Offer to the public four sizes of a new pattern
u OF Bucks Cooking Stove, greatly improved. which then
confidently assert 10 be not only the most perfect baking so { ~
use. but The most com pact and beautiful Cooking Stove ever oHer
Ell TO tie public. Its capacity for baking (whi,h in the old Bucks
stove exceeded every other stove) has been greatly increased BY
the addition OF an0taer oven, which enables it to bake az ore time
twice as much as ordinary cooking stoves. Being made alright,
aud having hampers the FIRE can be regulated to suit every occa
siJn.
Those who want good cooking stove, one that can be relied
upon, should sec this new stove, Is il cannot fail TO please.
We warrant the stove to give satisfaction. and can refer to hun
dreds OF families which have them in use. We will in every case
1t should fail TO please upon trial, take back the stove and refund
the money.
We have on hand the largest aud best selerted stock of stoves
ever brought to tine n'arkrt, consisting of PremiRm Cooling Stores
OF the latest and most approved patterns, ten plate stoves, very
heavy plate, seven plate stoves. several sizes, one size to take three
feet wood suitable Tor CHURCHES and school houses, box stoves and
oirtght stoves also. the celehrated Stsnls VS. and Saratoga air
tight Parior stoves. the two most beautiful patterns of sir-ught
stoves in the market.
In addition 70. the above, VI ma iufacture and keep constantly
on baud a ge7eraf assortment of Tin Hare which We offer
Wholesale or retail at very low prices. We are prepared to man
ufactuTe all kind Of eopPerwork at the shortest notice
Ia J. COX,
~ WSSwff---a- y Washington stree. west of Meridian
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NOTlGE.

NToTICE is hereby given to the voters of Marion county, Ind
Y ana, th0 at the general election TO be held in the sewers
townships in said county on the first Monday in August, 1915
each voter viii he called upon to vote upon the question as to tn
adoption of the act Of 1853, to increase aud extend the benefit
OF common schools. CHARLES c. CAMPBELL,
JuIv , 1919. sheriff Al q
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EDMUND BURKE.

The name Of no persnn will be entered upon our books
unless the payment OF The subscrip,i' n Re made in advance.
Distant subscribers may forward US money by letter, the
postage or which will be paid by us, aud all risk assumed
by ourselves in is safe TRANSMISSION.
1~rPOSTMASTERS are authorized TO act as our agents;
and, by sending US FIVE DAILY subscribers, with $40 en-
closed, or FIVE SEMI-WEEKLY Subscribers, with S25 en-
closed, or FIVE WEEKLY subscribers, with $40 enclosed,
will be entitled to retain 90 pei cent. for iheir commission
We request the fduor Of all our exchanges TO gire me
ob0re an insertion in their papers.
IFIn a few days agencies will be formed, one OF more in
each State of the Nnion, 4, procure subscriptions and extra
comics of the Prospectus i'll be transmitted TO many of cur
frjerds i1 various sections Of The cOunty, for The purpose II
enl,.ling their best exeItions for the extension Of our sub
s.;n,;o5 lst. 23w
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A NEWLY finished dwelling house Ia a gool neghbOrhood
WIN. Z. SARGENT, ut his Store
fs'HE Incarnation, or Pictures Of the Virgin and her son-bv
: Charles Beecher. with m Introductory essay by Mrs Harriet
Ccec hu Stowe, receive this day by Q HOOD & NOBLE
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Entire New WOODEN Machinery,
NV Old Customers.

take pleasure in saying that they will find me on haze as above,
prepared to 90 all work in my line in a faithful and workmauhke
manner. Persons have WOOL to manufacture are respectfully invI-
ted to call and see this establishment before going elsewhere, as il
is my intention to spare no pains to give entire satisfaction, both
in work and prices.
May Z, 1919. I04Smos JESSE YOUNT.
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NOYECE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the building of a Court House, Mt
- franklin. Johnson county. Indiana, will be received by the
undersigned. commissioners OF said county, up to 10 o'clock OF the
4th day Of July, A. d. 1870 1T the clerks office of said county.
Contractor to give bond with approved freehold security in dou-
bic the sum of his bid, for the performance thereof. Specifca-
tons. time Of completion, and nature of payments can be seen ten
days previous to said letting. ut said Office. BY order of the board
SAMUEL ECCLES,)
PETER SHUCK, fComrs
DAVID FORSYTH
June 6, Is49. 53wis Attest, JACOB SIBERT, Clerk.
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Administrarrix,s Notice.

ANVttNCs
n FILTERS. OF administration have been granted &c the un Ter
- signed, by the Probate Court Of Marion county, on the estate
Of Nathan Lister, late Of said county. decreased. All persons con-
eerned viii take notice and govern Themselves accordingly. The
estate Is probably solvent. NANCY LISTER,
Indianapolis, July 2. 1870. 9swis Aiw'ni.trstrir.
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FARM FOR SAFE.

TIME Subscribers offer for sale on accommodating terms a farm Of
4 100 acres in Hendricks county, Indiana, Immediately ON the
State road leading from Indianapolis to Cnw louisville, twenty one
mites from the former place. There are about 40 acres improved,
viii a 10 ghonse, stable, smoke house, and a well of good and never
failing water. For particulars inquire Of IN e subscribers, or Robert
Davies, at the Fleecy-Dale Factory near Richmond, or John keeney,
living near the Farm, who viii show il To any me
FIeecy- Dale, March 10, ls49. Z. & j.. HETIERINGTON.
%lGkhmond Jefersonian.l E963mi&Os
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NEW WOOLEN EAGTORX

fEEHE subscribers would respectfully inform the public tn
Il they have leased for a term of years, the factory situated
the Central Canal, one mile north Of Indianapolis, belonging to Il
estate of y West, deceased, and formerly used as a Cotton Fa
tory, and have filed the same with
A,snrErn Mann SUoDla, r1pno
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PLANK ROAD COMPANY.

CEETEfAb PLANEA EtOAD COWlANE Il.
rENHE Stockholders are hereby notified, that contracts have
q been made for the prosecution OF the work on the Central
Plank Road. Aud for the purpose of meeting the estimates. i. will
be necessary for the subscribers OF stock TO make the following
paymentstto wit:
On or before the goth day of June next, fro dollars on each
share Of stock and on or before the oath day of July next, too
dollars on each share of stock.
May 20, l54e. I093w W JAMES BLAKE, President.
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FOR SAFE.

THE undersigned will sell a large brick store house, situat
L. in the town Of Montezuma, Parke county. The house
iny feet deep, and twenty-five front. and is suitably construed
for a mercantile business. The town in which ii is situated
rapidly increasing in population, Icing Immediately upon Il
wsbash and Erie Canal. The terms will be made to suit The pu
chaser. ). A. DUVAL.
The Parke Comfy Wing will copy to the amount OF 81, al
charge S. A. Duval. iune6
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L. HATS.

a AM now in receipt of another lot of those beautiful Hats made
q expressly for this market; they are not inferior TO any 4 have he
fore offered for durability, beauty and style of finish they are unsur-
passed by any. Gentlemen can get Hats that accurately ht the head.
Also, a complete assortment Of Otter Fur, Seal, Nutra, Cloth and
Plush Caps, for sale at the Hat and Shoe Store Of }. X. SHARPE
DecemheI4 a. 1913. SLY
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DISSOLUTION

| NOTICE is hereby given thar the copartnershrp heretofore ex-
e listing between the subscribers, under the title OF Laux &
Brandt, was dissolved on the last day Of May, 1879, by mutual
consent. j. LAUA,
June 7. 1910. Davis F. II. BRANDT.
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HoRAoE '. 4 pILLka-
Land Agency once ~ the Capital ef ni-
3.l nois, Clty Of Springfield.
no Sssdsa Of iaos aad Aoidsrs " Illinois iadsl
sdns,s and az pson sssress n rrsAssss SLATE lsnd A
the public thar ey have established In tins capital
Of all business appeaning thereto within
All transactions relative tho purchase and OF lands
ing reporting loeaon, paying
redeenng land sold Cor investigating le bay
selling all descriptions Of STATE Indebtedness this
oe description OF business attached land agency he
extended scale, will be promptly and faithfully attended
fa.Fft EEFRRKscEsi
Messrs. Deifendon Niles, Washington CITY,
A. Gowdy \ Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
msssa: s' s i aiss' *; o., ST. Louis. missouri
A. ChIisty, esq, .-.a
Ills eacelieney A. o. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas H. Campbell, auditor
[" John Moore, alt.5 afri :" JI ~ sas
:. n, Treat, judge supreme court
g Lyman Trumbull, q 9fs fa ~
Ms.s.s; Wadswoahs sheldon New York city.
q. Bartlett, esd No NJ From, street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia fs
n Gen. Adam I)iller, 4
L. % af
= Col. s. w. Black, Pttsburg, Pa t1
Gen. Caleb, Gushing, Boston, Mass.
n q. r. Sanger, esq, :" :. ,sB #4A ID & F..ea.ss
Henry X. Stone, esq, 7"
j. ID. Pratt Co., baltimore, Md. 80i1iit #
Ap H--dim&swsm M stga N}fEt 4s N
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ME- w MUSIC.
J. ii. SCHULTZ 4 co.

w FISCHER, PENNSYLVANIA doors Of lah street.
W. has received the following and popular music which
will be sold his usual reduced pcesour cents
The Rare Flower of quadles composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth
The Vagabond Polka by GuDgl +. ~
Frederick William Polka, performed by the steyermak Com
.A gF"taf3 st t
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugel
The Harp Waltz; by W. G. Beche
The Friendship Waltz; by c. Schuster.
The Tedeco March arranged from the Opera of Emani by
Boyer $50 tE t8st s !. 4.s. .gsg n
beauties ucrea Boga, Mosquees de la Reine Sc Pot
pourris; by II. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz by T. Moelling.
Punch Judy Polka performed by the Steyemak Company
arranged by Helmsmnler f37-H #&
: The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename
Enani lnvoiam cavana from the Opera Of Enani arranged
by Edemann.
Blanche Breath of Morning from Opera
Of the Hnguenots; by Meyerbeer.
Poor though my may from Donnixeis Opera Of Belly
with English words. A45.&
world movc look about beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell. 8t n
Mother! the dearest beautiful ballad from the
Opera Of Lucreta Dorgia arranged by g. Linley
land Of from the Opera Of Quentin
Dufwafd.
Il IS song my mother sings; by Rodweli
Lind; music by NJ w. Balfe
Thonn ever my side; by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne Of gold words by Barry Cornwall
by q. Davis. W
Mary Blame words sung Madame Bishops by j.
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream by Munich. 3t
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar
\ Aug t+a
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and hs Is now happy state Of Dr. Harris
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Judge Randall So Henry street New York having used the
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rHE AMERICAN EAnnIEa /. =,

TUE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city % BALTIMORE 81 copies IS,
eo, % thirty for SO July
most favorable auspices Il the Maryland Ag-
cultural rociry and NIL the essays Reports
are pubshed therein The society meeting determined
raise SO" 70 be appropriated follows OF silver plate
valued NJ go 10 be awarded person obtaining Isl
October, the largest list OF subscribers the
nencinf IN July go for the $40
list The publisher has also added prizes
cultural works He has also offered 600 prize essays
coming volume VIZ 80 In silver plate for essay
plan and arrangement Of am buildings Of
mnn yard 80 Tor the best
~ hof uie best essay on the management OF dairy.
Inc h number IN July, will OF the
valuable papers, the Rurrs ESQ., Virginia,
presented 20 the agricultural public particularly
regions Of Virginia, Maryland and The Caonas gives
ms farm management for the I'VE
estate IN eastern Virginia.
ante degree OF prudence In ts
pohnbe other The year
charge OF his farm Mr. Run clear
capital invested for land implements sc.
per cent third year 261 fourth Der
nm year. M besides supporting family
STOCK &C. and ung the 81 10
when ne took In hand Every PLANTER
the deepest interest - - 's' ' ~ -
This number win also numerous other yauahe papers
whch one nom GEoRoK W. DobnIr
ecrsy me Maryland State Agricultural sociefy
suuuon o. c wire fences and from CApRos on The
ject, with appropriate drawings - 7 49,
haaress ~ e. -. SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
r.. M -. maryland smte Agricultural Socieys Hail.
r""e NaWH l2B Baltimore Maryland.
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College orst James, washington county Maryland.


THE Eighth Session will Monday October which day
the Puncudl attendance of all the The
duties q The classes are promptly and
portan that all their MEMBERS old should
The opening Of the session The aeademea extends from the
LIST OF October the LIST of August
August and September In the
full OF professors have for several pursuing
tire OF collegiate studies prescribed older
colleges of the North AZ the hd
aing class received their academica degrees
In the Graiamar School, which immediately adjons the College,
the carefully
under the supervision Of the Professors of the College Thus pupils
may enter the institution al early and their entire
course q study under the same direction until they graduate The
department embraces those partial members
or classes who may be preparing for the count
ing room, or other professional life Such students admitted
TO all the privileges and advantages OF their several clases ub
place OF studies,
rcessary TO preparation for business.
French regular study without charge, all the
In addition 10 the French the mercantile students will
without charge, German, other modern
The location OF the College perfectly heau and
towns villages
young Moral and religious education chief design OF
stitution. /.
The charge covering all the
Ss5 session Of The College carefully
All the immediate
undersigned, whom application made Of
Register for further information well for the admission
ofpupiIs. JOHN u. KERFooT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of a. JaIpes, P. o., Maryland
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Law school I'm Lexington, virginia.

TUE subscriber proposes open in ts place.
mencng on Monday, the 2h October next and cmna-
ing or tne isn day OF March, ls0 The pupils divided
ns ma % $40 is vol ssrke Evidence stephen on Plead
embrace Tsckes Commentaries reenIea and stie on Ey
vo o. each Stephen Pleading oud's Pleading lst
.vas. on feaanE ocombe's Introduction Equity
re-, oe R.a r Equity Pleading, Mods Pleading,
.ope,y and Lomax Executors Admin
~ wiz be made with Philadelphia law psper 10 fur
- - works on the best fenA young gentlemen pro-
me subscnbcrs lectures requeeted ~ rive him
10 ~ s"prIea Intention and % inform him whether they
s;,. VIZ. my porion Of the above through
@ nsy VII BE furnished 70 al cest The
ss , eass WI, have the privilege attending juno,
saauonsi charge The hours daily lectures
VIII be 20 arranged BY subscriber a. 10 enable any
y cs 70 attend the lectures any on The
o. nolege should they deem expedient 10 DO so
dcton and practice OF the Federal Courts - " ~ - -
The fee win be $50 per session. payable In advance
Lsr,ssror, va, July u, 1919. HnN"noosh'
July Ia 80
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. Hart, M. d., New York.
Faaallsr whlle Sulphur SPRING., vlrginl.,


VAS open for the reception Of visitors Of June Exten
the whole establishment No viii be spared adding
is establishment, the comfort and pleasure OF
knowing by ocular evidence Instances the positive
value The and its almost effect
ular has been regarded good policy enlarge
modaonr and TO complete the original design crafty
and fancy OF guests well their heath
pleasure Situated In remarkably healthy region full view
the bold Blue Ridge, and vicinity beautiful
Warcnon, visitors horseback In carriages,
roads, enjoy the picturesque seek
the heahfu dance The lovers music and flowers will find
cuiar has been taken win their approval while
deer the fwn the gold and silver fish, elk buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those who interested re
nature In word, has been taken which expanded lib
era could suggest TO add 20 the comfort and accommodation
adc and brilliant fireworks win lend respective attractions
Nor these preparations designed for the monde ony To the
holy ministers Of religion, OF denomination cordial
gudgng invitation, spend the The usual sery
OF the church respected throughout the
These springs IS d miles, according the TAKEN from
from both these points til July, daily viii
abed Visitors leaving the District NJ Columbia In the
steamer nj 2or may reach the springs the same day
These springs known the Post Office books Waenon
and all letters should directed, be lei
Waenon, sent TO the White Sulphur Springs, In Grcenrer
October; s75 for three mons $50 for months SIS for
months s0 week els for weeks 81 rs day; meals
lodging 80 each Servants and children under twelve
old half No charge for children under three old When
tables provided Tor children before the usual hour those
who retain their the ordinary table viii be charged full price
The finest wines and spirits have been procured and coase will
be charged for private supplies. - - .rl
June 6-dlswScp1
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nv a.. pr..ldsu, OF ,hs IIn,,sd s......

IN pursuance Of law, u AANhAhl Loh President OF me
pned states OF Amenca 40 neepl aeeMe ana make Known
h pubic sales VIII DC bea ~ e land omes
he Sae on missou AZ ue Psus heieiaer desehateos !"
WIZ . tg, 80 Xxx. ..,,,.,,.,, a...-... =. . :,
Al me ahd once al yfohsoSl soanehsmg on Monday w
seVenm Jay oiJanuay next W e sf,M OF ue pubie ANUS
situated within the undemennonea townships and pas Of town
Nnps' Wa tft@
North Of the base line east Of the Jh principal meridian
Township twenty two except seventeen eighteen
nineteen twenty, twenty thirty thyone aud thirty wo
Of range four aE tta e5,f e.a4
Township twenty two, OF range nse'
Fractional township sixteen ana township twenty-five OF range
six s ls9s . g. a5 .s
Fractional townships sixteen ana se'eee ana township twenty
TWO, OF range seven
Fractional townships sxee eighteen, aud twenone
townships twenty-five and and sections three 10 ten
inclusive, sixteen TO wenehe anaiwen nine 10 ny
Two inclusive an township wv siA, 2, ianse eight
township nineeen leep iiauuoha seeuons thftyone mHy
two, thirty three, hryhse, ana mftsix iacuonai
township twenty, ana acuoha 'oWsmp twenty lexce sec
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Copswtssio~o. Notary Public, AVID Gensrai dgsnf,
No. m Toid's nuiIdisgs, Penssyivanis avenue,
WARRINGTON. ID. c., F.fa

cossmrssioser. Notary Pwbiie. AVID Gensrai Agent,
No. m To<id's nuildisgs, Pennsyivanis avenue,
W.asHrNGT0N, ID. c.,
CONTINUES TO give his prompt attention to the prosecution Of
before any appointed adjust spoaton
before foreign governmenu procuring pensions, Revolutionary
1884, August 1885, resrass. pay mileage for horses and
other property lost decyed incurred by volunteers
being ana received into the service Of the United
and all claims Of whatever description that
war with MEXICO on Great Britain He possession
other Offices He also procuring prize money due
Tor captures made in @ Gulf Mexico coast Of
he been
State In The Union Commissioner Of Deeds probate
deeds deposncns writing under seal
70 be used or recorded a respective States >
Charges viii be moderate, and regulated by the claimed
and The extent Of services required.
He has e honor 70 refer the Navy and Depart
and OF the several states or
the Union and 70 sena,ors and Members q The
present conWc~ generally. Aug Is
Preparatory Departments OF shs Colambtan College,
coRsrR OF i1rH Asp srsxrrs.
THIS reopcned the Monday September
Charges per Quarter. az ht N
Reading writing Mental Arithmetic and Primary Geography ss 90
Arithmetic, Geography English Grsmma History Of the Unl
ssd h.ss ass h,enc. ecms
Nat Philosophy, Keeping, 10 90
Any q studies, With Latin and Greek ~
90 Bnis psyrbie IN advance. es
RiosAsps AN gentleman who has proved himself be
ana ssss s so The snd n @ q h
ao % under the constant supsion Of the Faculty Of the
n uMEsy History % Engisnd. nrsra che invasion OF
IL Julius Cnsar 70 the abdcato be completed
Of Mscansy History Of sn @
Price 62f cents per volume. 9aisItl. ll'a'l l'ff
.s.eH FRANcK TAYLOR,
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NOVICE mo- PRESCRIPTIONS CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right empon any
within The townships and of townships above
establish register
receiver the land Office and make therefor
seeing this before
of the public sale of the lands
clainied otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of The General Land Office,
26-1awl3w 4, !.
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william r. Bayiy,

william r. Bayiy,
Importer asy and staple sonsy, fennysd"ia
Avenue Gsfreep liza and isfh streets. W.
ttF s,,, a.v,tes exclusively the stationery
ness in All ia and prepared 20 furnish al kinds OF
Cap, letter, ledger, Wrapping, ho'e, anu oy Papcs ana en-
veiopes vi 10 III
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
nh inksfands, portfolios
Gold pens md pencils, drawing papers, French papers
7apes. blank books, &C. .s.e
HIS ,ecvns constantly additions stock by te Eng
sh steamers packets, and win sell very prices
Letter and cap paper at q rs per ream. Z !. y 81
June le-dH WILLIAM p. RAYLY.