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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
COUNTHRFEITS.
Cure for Consumption.

NIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD cHERRy.-The great re
lungs and other affections pulmonary organs O'
Read the follOzving Testim0aials!
In sSSordsp,s with The Pesg s1s9 and in order to show
have been eected to tre with the lives
health of those afflicted since ely pledge ourselves make
hold any hope suffering humanity Witch fso i % Ss
the public into publish and feel assured they
REMARKABLE CURES:
OF all the cures that have been recorded there certainly
equal the first mentioned which plainly shows the
TS1s co ~I a Fs5 g. 1s4o
Nancy Dohoney has been declining health the last
Her disease bafHed the skin Of the best medical
segs said RECOVERY was on an
human hopes As aast with very little hope procured
found to my agreeable surprise that her health improving
regular household duties without suffering any inconvenience.
Her rapid and present health warrant in the be-
RHorEs DoHoNEY.
James Humphreys justice of the in and for said
SOn ubSes nS made Sath 10 named knSes DO
me this eth day Of February l ,,ss :, ,,,,,,n,,
70 tie Pssss- jacob Green Of the county Of Jennings and
season was taken with violent cough attended win main in
the breast and sometimes fever that employed skIu
then commenced using wsars Basam Wild Cherry and felt
almost immediate rele9nd after taking three bottles find my
stOraon under the blessing Of God the the
medicine above named JACOB GREEN.
STATE OF INDIANA. Jennings
l. David Skinner justice Of the conn.
ty State certify tlt Jacob Green sub
scrbed and made oath the foregoing certificate the
LIST day of March, 1919 DAVID S. SKINNER. I p
The following communication has Received
J. F. Wooster wholesale Druggist Norsk Huron county
The afflicted will please read and judge for themselves.
NoRwALK, March lst, 1919.
John Park-Dear Sir-Having afflicted with the Liver
Complaint about eight years. while living Elyra
he'd become low and emaciaed that obliged
business entirely BROTHER and advised and
try what benefit would have started. and
from home about four months relief
and finally advised by my friends try
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which commenced using To my
SURPRISE and after using bottles completely restored
health which has continued to this day without any symptoms
OF the old complaint sickness Of other kind send
you this that you may make of you may deem
ing do that the Bsm saved life all other
had failed. Yours, &c, JOHN F. WOOSTER,
Druggist, Norwalk, Huron county, Ohio.
Price 81 per hoe-six bottles for S..
Soil by J. ID. PARK, (successor to SANFORD PARK.)
Fourth Walnut streets Cincinnati
south and whom all orders must be adore ssed
Tomlinson Brothers, d. Craghead and w Hannaman Indian
apol Sidda Reeves Co., Madison W Palmer
bus Winstandley Newkk, New Albany; Bell, Evsnsve
Jas Somes, Vncennes Chas w. Wood, Haute;
Burke Crswfordsve; R. H. Eldridge Lafayette L. w. Bruce
Loganspot L. Beecher Fort Wayne; A B. Merritt
Holiday, Michigan City and j. Reed e3py
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

HoT PLAcEs.-While Mr. Blake was speaking in
the Canada Assembly, last Friday, mentioning MIR.
Papneau's $1,000 when Speaker, and his receipt of
feudal takes Patroon, and how little good he had
done for the money the member for Montmorenci, in
rage, said to Mr.. Malloch, $50 to HI" Mr..
Malloch replied that he would slap him over the
snout, and complained. Mr. Speaker whose ears are
too polite to hear such expressions babe the gentle
men to take their seats. II seems that Mr.. Papin-
eau's constituents won't go Tory-they have address,
ed Lord Elgin with $500 signatures, and hints are
given TO the ex-Speaker to resign.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
SHERIFF,S SALE.

uDY virtue from the
Office of the Marion Circuit Court will public
sale the l4h day Of july $780, the Court House door
the city Of indianapolis in the of Marion and State of
Indiana within the hours prescribed by law the and pro-
fits for years. of the following real estate
Sixty land northeast
quarter OF section twentyour 2 township numbered feen
5) NORTH oil G east included in the following houn
dsre owit beginning the southeast of said quar-
section running north line Of said
stake a
so rods to stake and thence east to the place su
ate in said county of Marion
Asd failure the full OF said Judgment interest
will pdce expose the simple
of said real the property Of Abram H. Giles
ct the suit OF Sarah A. Giles.
CHARLES C. CAMPBELL,
53wis June 10. Sheriff Marion County
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

A singular case was tried recently before one of
the courts in New Orleans A woman named May
field. being in distressed circumstances left her child
at Natchez with man and his wife who were stroll
ling Italian mnsirels, and went to New Orleans in
search of a situation. All her efforts to find the
child proved unavailing until day or two preceding
the trial. The little girl going around crowd
begging for money, near her mothers residence,
while the Italian was beating the drum and his wife
was playing the organ. Mrs. Mayfeld recognized
her child Immediately. The court decided in her fa-
yor.-Lou. Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA.

REPORTED ALBERT G. PORTER, HoRATIo C. NEW
Robinson Il al Robinson. Error the Carol c. C..
affirmed. One per cent. damages.
Guard .. Bradle ct uI. Error TO the Dearborn G. C..
g cases.) .4firmed Three pc. cent damages.
Bright Q. ShelhOrR. Error to the Decatur c. e. A.
fr1Red
ton e. c. .7frmed.
Doe dem. Huddieston q. LGzeRby. Error to the
Dearborn c. &. Petition for a re-hearing overruled
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

liberal di~counter is public blessing, a money
We once heard an anecdote of the distinguished Ben
jamin Watkins Leigh. of Virginia He met in
dvidua who, on hearing his name, inquired if he had
not relative in certain section Of the country.
'Yes" he said. and asked his condition in life s'He
has made foriune," replied the stranger, shaving
paper" ais il possible" exclaimed Mr.. Leigh,
'.why he left US a gentleman
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

ENerAND-Ths Mining Population. is esiiua-
ted that upwards of 500 persons annually meet with
violent deaths in the mines of Great Britain aud it is
believed that these accidents might be nearly all pre-
vented by proper system of ventilation, &c. II is
proposed to appoint an Inspector of mines; also. to
have mining schools or some. other arrangement 10
provide better class of for underground bailifs
This subject has been too long neglected. If the peo
pie were represented in Parliament all such matters
would soon be efficiently attended to.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

BEAUTIFUL SIMrLE.-In returning from fishing
excursion last Friday, "Andrew." che coored gentle
man. of Washington who driving the carriage,
which was filed with young ladies, made sudden
halt on the way. Mr.. j., who was n the rear of the
company, rode up and asked him what he stopped for.
He replied: II as catering my fo,oers;; and sure
enough, there was Andrew, with pitcher and glass in
the flowers Of Texas Washington (Tsras) Ranger.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
MRS. WIN. A. WRIGHT.

EaWOULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of Indianapolis
S2 the public generally that she
W. Philadelphia, the Spring style Of BOnnets prepared
all in the Mleney and
most approved style. Every Trimmings
constantly hand win furnished reasonable
Mourning Bonnes Of all kinds notice.
in the best style.
Fancy Caps Head Dresses hand, and mlde 10 order.
Bleaching and Pressing all It's branches ORDER an
work o give satisfaction.
In nexon with the above Making conducted
lady New competent give
who will favor with their patronage.
Veees Mantas Sacks, Caps Party and Bridal
superior style, short and o
Terms reasonable Entrance through the Store, door
Hsnnsman's drug store.
N. B. The latest fashions received monthly. e4y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

A You've TOBACCO CHEwER.-A little boy not over
ten years OF age the other day cramr,Dg
his mouth full Of Zine cut" when gentleman stand
ing by, somewhat amused by the spectacle asked him
what he chewed tobacco for. WHAT chaw tobacco
forl" replied the boy, "Why, sir, chaw it to get
the strength Of il, to be sure; what dye think
chaw IL for7
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
TO CONTRACTORS
On the Indianapolis and BeiIefOntaint

DEEM proper at the commencement Of operations for
u the call the following
contracts SIT further understood and expected that
party of The fl he concos) viii all reasonable
hbores engaged in this contrac This clause inserted
contracts with full unie andne that would be complied
with strictly by believed enforcement all
the line essential and The
pe-y Of the work The spuous
but prove positive injury al who with
and cannot strongly condemn Those who
strictly with this part
selves ayoraby Board, subsequent lettings line
should they wish
o.. n. SMITH President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
Bucks Improved Patent

EHE subscribers offer the public four Of pattern
- Of Bucks Cooking Stove, greatly improved. which then
confidently be only the perfect baking
USE but the beautiful Cooking
ed TO the public Its baking (Which the
stove exceeded other ove has been greatly
the addition OF another which enables bake
twice much ordinary cooking Being alright
AID having damPers the fire be regulated every
sion.
Those who want good cooking that relied
upon, should see this cannot fail
We warrant the satisfaction and
deds of families which have them will
should fail to please trial. back refund
the
We have hand the largest and best selected stock
ever brought the market consisting of Premium Cooking
Of the latest and most approved plate very
heavy plate plate
feet wood suitable school houses and
alright stoves also the celebrated Stsnlsys
tight paor stoves the two most beautiful patterns alright
n
In addition iufacture
hand general of Ware which we offer
wholesale retail very prices We prepared TO man,
uacture all kinds of copperwork the shortest notice
&. j.
% Washington eet. west Of Nerdisr,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
Prospectus of Vol. Hi. of the
NATIONAL ERA.
An Anti- Slarery Political and Literary Newspaper.
BAILY, EDITOR; j. @. WHITTIER coRREsPoNDISo EDITOR

IN INIT SIdreTy, P0lHlcd1, and Literary NetDspopeT.
BAILY EDITOR; WHITTIER, coRREsPoNDINo
Washington, District OF Columbia
TERMS: 7ro Dollars anntm. payable IN 1dpanee
The organ of No Party. standing upon the doctrine Of
or Selfish Monopoly The National Era advocates reforms
which il believes calculated the Personal Rights Of
haImonize social and political relations with
the demands OF equal and exact justice. Especalywi it
labor for the of that Movement whose doctrines
summed up in the brief maxims-Free Thought, Free
Speech a Free Press Free Labor, and Free Men,
Its plan embraces regular record Of current News and
Events contributions Literature reading for the Family,
and Congressional Reports to give correct
information respecting the record proceedings of Congress-
and faithful idea of its spirit and unrecorded movements
Able contributors have been engaged for its columns, and
no reasonable expense will be spared in maintaining and il
possible enlaging its already valuable correspondence.
All eommunications whether business for publca
tinn must be addressed to G. BA1LY.
Proprietor aud Editor of the National Era Washington,
2-3w d. L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
NTRAL PLANK ROAD COMPANY

rENHE Stockholders hereby notified that contracts have
for the prosecution of the Central
Plank Road And for the purpose meeting the
necessary for the of following
payments, to-wit:
On before the s6th day of June next dollars each
before the 24th day
dollars each share of stock.
May IS. 1s49. lOe-3w JAMES BLAKE, President
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

Mr. Cist says Bishop Purcell ordered two kneeling
figures, representing adoring angels from Florence
Italy, as an accompaniment to the Altar Of the Ca
thedral on Plum street. The work would have been
executed by Powers but that his various commissions
left him no leisure for the purpose, and therefore
made by distinguished Italian sculptor, under the
superintendent of our artist. One of these fig
ures has reached Cincinnati and is now in the Bish-
ops dwelling, waiting the arrival of ats sister spr
It," to the classical language of one of edi-
tors. On asking the Bishop whether this statue was
not of uncommon size for such purpose, being
kneelng figure of being six feet in height, by way
of answer he gave the history of the commission CIV
en- for il to Powers He had directed it made of the
natural size. Powers in reply, requested something
more definite, alleging that he had nspsr seen an
gel!" The Bishop referred him to Revelations XXI
l7th, for his measurements. This conclusive,
and the guage to size and proportions, of the
object sent.--Cin. Atlas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

ORIGIN OF THE GREAT FIRE AT ST. LoUIs.-At an
examination into the origin of the recent fire at ST.
Louis held before Recorder HYDE the following state
ment was elected:
The watchmdn board the steamer White Cloud
states in substance that the night of the fire, he
going board his boat. he met an Irishman very
raggedly dressed coming off, whom he stopped and
inquired his business. The Irishman stated that he
went OH board to look for a friend. Deemng the an
satisfactory, he suffered to pass. He then
went on the round to if all right, and after
going the rounds, took the forecastle where
he remained about half hour, when he discovered
a smoke issuing from the ladies' cabin, believed to
be from the identical that fired the trip pre-
vious. After this and whilst the flames raging
Charles Blount, the Waterman of the Eudora, came
to him aud told him that he knew that she be
burned three days before, and expressed the wish that
he had the money paid for setting fire to her. The
day following, the witness again met Blount on the
Leyee, who repeated what he said the evening pre-
vious further remarkng that he knew the person who
set her fire. On the 18th. Blount shipped board
the steamer Marshal Ney for New Orleans, in the
capacity of carpenter. The testimony of the other
witness substantially the that of the
Waterman, relative to the interview on the levee
1t is not known positively whether any steps for
the arrest of Bount have been taken.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
FARHE FOR SALE.

EtHE Subscribers offer for sale accommodating or
IL 100 acres in Hendricks county, Indiana Immediately the
State road leading indianapolis Charlottesville,
miles place. There improved,
with house, stable house. and well OF good and
failing water For particulars inquire Of n subscribers Robert
the FeecyDae Factory Richmond eeney
living the farm, who viii show II any
FIeecy- Dale, March 10, I549 E. & j. HETHERINGTON
Jefe sonia .1-QS3miSos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned will sell large brick house. situate
in the town Of MoHtezuma, Parke county The house
City feet deep and 'front.' suitably
mercantile business The in which situated
rapidly increasing in population, eng Immediately upon tn
Wabash and Erie Canal The viii be made pui
:. A DITVAf
The Parke County vhig win copy to the amount OF an
charge s. A. Duval. june6
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS binding Of a House. at
- franklin johnson county Indiana will be received the
undersigned commissioners said county 10 O'Clock the
4h day Of July A. D. s49 the clerks Office Of said county
bond with approved freehold security
bic the Of his bid for the performance thereof Specfca
tons time of completion and nature payments be
previous letting said Office By order of the board
SAMUEL ECCLES,,
PETER SHUCK, tComrs.
DAVID FORsYTH,>
June 6, Is49 53wis Attest JACOB sIBERT, Cleik.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nolice.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed by Marion
ceased All persons indebted said hereby Notified
make immediate payment the undersigned and those vlae
claims against said estate nhed them
estate is supposed to he solvent.
June 5h, ls49. l-sw HENRY BRENNEMAN, Admr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

The of person will be entered upon our books
unless the payment of the subscription be made in advance
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter. the
postage which will be paid by us, and all risk assumed
by ourselves in its safe transmission.
RrPOSTMASTERS are authorized to act as our agents ;
and, by sending DAILY subscribers, with 500 en-
closed FIVE SEMI-WEEKLY subscribers, with S25
closed five WEEKLY subscribers, with $40 enclosed,
will be entitled 10 retain 90 cent for their commission
We request the dvor of all exchanges TO gire the
dbOre insertion in their papers.
GIn few days agencies will be formed, one or more in
each State of the Nnon to procure subscriptions and extra
copies of Prospectus will be transmitted many of
friends various sections of the country for the purpose Of
enng their best exerons for the extension Of sub
scription list. 2-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
IN QUANTITY.

EALDRON's scythes sneshs and Cradles.
w Ames shoves Grain shove Manure and and Hay Forks,
Rakes, &c.
Mill Saws Broad Chopping
will be o for KELLOGG & YANDES,
Sign Of the Big Paddock and Cook Stove.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

NOTICE hereby given that the copaneshp
~ sng between the subscribers under the title
Brandt dissolved the last day Of May lS49 by muua
J. LAUX.
June 7. 1910. 2-3wis +. n. BRANDT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28
ANOTHER ARRIVAL!
Bonnet Ribbons and Trimmings.

lust received this day. beautiful OF Sonnet Rib
J.. S DUNLOPS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

NOTICE.
Indianapolis and Belefonfaine Railroad Compsng.
TIE Stockholders Of the above company notified that
election win be held the OF Wednesday
the 4h Of July FOR
May 10 1914 Jnly4 o SMITH, President
HALF SPANISH CIGARS.
000 SUPERIOR Half Spanish and
AO,oOO for sale low by s. A. DUVAL.
NEXT door TO Little Co.
LARD OIL.
000 CALLS superior strained received
~Vo and for sale low by s. A. DUVAL,
2y Next door 10 Little Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-06-28

HOMRPPTHC Treatment OF the Cholera. including
and for this disease and for vomiting Oarhna
&C., by B. p Jon, M D. Just received and Tor sals by
a A
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-05

document which was printed at the favorite Of
fee Of the Republic. yesterday laid upon the desks Of
all the members Il contains the estimates Of the reasu
ry, prepared under former resolution Of Congress |,
fills asa pages, and is full Of interesting statistics We
lay before readers. this morning, the report from the
Secretary, which introduces the details, and'sha post
pone any other extracts any commentaries which it is
calculated to produce. We have not had an opportunity
Of revising very carefully; but il its various proposed
appropriations shall correspond with one item only which
we have considered, tits startling document and we
are not surprised at the alleged deficit Of eighteen
,y millions which the organs have trumpeted forth.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-05
m,.r.pr...n,..,on. OF tn. Federal Press.

The Baltimore American Of yesterday, in commenting
with that degree Of beray and decency which chsrac-
terze the federal press (Which itself 10 be nsens
Bile to all obligations OF truth and decency asserts that
the Hon. John. w. Davis, late Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives, and minister 10 China voted with
Mr.. Winthrop on all the abolition propositions which we
collected and published in the onion of Thursday last
This statement of the American is wholly untrue, and
without foundation the editor OF that print must have
known, il he had taken the trouble to examine the sub
iect But he. was probably ignorant Of the course Of
both Messrs Winthrop and Davis, and made his
statements recklessly and at random Mr.. Davis did
not vote with Mr. Winthrop the various anti slavery
propositions cited by He only voted with him on
the Oregon Proviso, which Mr. Cabell Of Florida con-
tends s not the Wmo Proviso, inasmuch the former
applied only TO territory already acquired. and lying
above the line Of the Missouri compromise whereas the
wimot Proviso applied to foreign territory then 10 be
acquired Yet the editor OF the American, who has the
ecklessness and mpudenee to make such broad asper.
sions upon the political Of absent man, either
through the grossest and most objectionable ignorance
or by desgs, presumes anagn the Union for IFS want
Of truth There is end TO the unblushng msrepre.
sensations and shameless mendacy Of that portion
Of the federal press that aspes to be decent and respeca
BILE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-05

Miss kIMBERLY's READINGS OF SHAKsPEARE-Ourr read
ers will learn from advertisement in another column
that this accomplished young lady will favor the citizens
Washington with exhibition OF her skill as reader Of
Shakespeare This evening assigned for the entertain
ment, which is TO take place at Odd Fellows Hall Miss
X. made her debut at Philadelphia Immediately after the
appearance OF Mrs Fanny Kembe Butler in the same de-
partment OF dramatic art and acquitted herself with sig.
nal and remarkable The experiment was bold
for any lady make, under such circumstances and
her is therefore, conclusive evidence of her SUI
peror talents and attainments She has since read in
Baltimore with equal success and applause In mo.
ment, il were, she has achieved distinguished repu.
taton for herself We trust that her appearance here
will be greeted with full house from the intellectual
resident and transient population now in the city
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-05

We lay before our readers the report Of Mr. Coamer,
as we find il in the Baltimore Sun Of yesterday twas
furnished 10 that paper by ts able and interchangeable
Washington correspondent *" who is, we feel sure,
sufficient guaranty Of the genuneness Of the document
although il is published in advance Of the oganizaJn
Of the House Of Representatives, and without Mr. Col
lamer's signature.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-05

In our notices of books yesterday we omitted TO say
that we indebted to the publishers, Messrs Duni
gan X Brother, New York, through the poleness Of
Messrs. Taylor Maury, Of this city, for Shandy Nc
CURE, The Flemish Tales, and Dungan's Popular Ii
brary They are all for sale at the bookstore Of Taylor
& Maury,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-05

The SUPPOSED SUICIDE CORRECTED Rochester Amer.
lean Of Saturday says that Mrs Miller, who took care
have herself reported having jumped Niagara Falls
on Monday night last has been arrested Syracuse She
was running away with young named Blaokmer,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-05

NOTICE.A young gentleman, graduate Of Dartmouth
College, desires TO obtain situation instructor IN family
produced Reference can also be made
Hon Jacob Colame and Hon Lucus B. Peck o. Washing
ton Address 8. d. Washington city. Dee 5-Shf'