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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16

UDY the Marion Circuit
ned copy thereof TO me directed wherein Robert X Under
Wadde ct al defendants requiring make the OF
So57 with interest and will public sale the
highest and brst bidder the 25h day 54o between
the of 10 O'Clock. O'Clock,
House door the of indianapolis Marion Indians
the and profits for the following described real
situate said Marion, All that OF
township fifteen
land
less and which is bounded follows beginning the high
the north side of Nathan b. Pame land running west on
Palmer north line $50
of Indiana by James p line of
said States land 232 feet by thence
along said States land the highway eading fm Indiana
beginnings thirty and a
2 day Of October in the of and all the interest
of said Benjamin and James Wadde in the following de-
seribed land and apPurenance mills, and
privileges situate the county Aforesaid that
and much the
required for the of navigation the locks the
eient when properly applied oversot wheel of fourteen and
half diameter with the gearing approved by
the acting commissioner and having charge Of that
OF canal propel halt
applied of and the
ground described follows commencing stake
hundred and six feet from burr oak the bearing OF north
B. starting point deed
James Drake the State north degrees
easn line of oak 1872 feet stake thence north
degrees l32
stakes south degrees the place
fbegnnng said being heretofore known Underh
mills And should the said and profits Of the said tract OF
be sold for sufficient satisfy said
the due him Decree together with the
will The and pub
said estate righa
ineps. and
Waddell and James p WaddelI, satisfy the said
panant the Of principal and interest due him in said
any appraement
July 20, 1S4o. lots e. Z. CAMPBELL, Sheriff M c
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INDIANA CENTRAL MEDICAL COL
LEGE.

SESSION FOR lSi9-50
THE First esion OF this In will
Il November next, continue months
J. 8. Bobb NJ D., Professor Of General and Special
r.. Curan NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and General Pqfk0ogg
s. Harrison. NJ D.. Professor Of hateria uedca, Therapeutics
and Medical JGripradsnce
NJ Professor Obstetrics, of Ho
and Children.
Charles 6. Downey. A. NJ Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
l. Dunlap. M. D., Professor Of Theory and Practice.
A. H. Baker, NJ D., Professor If The Principles and Practice Of
g0y.
d. Funkhouser, NJ. d Dan0nstratOr Of y7natOmy.
Ft-The tickets dollars each,
full of Lectures be paid
Dissectng ticket IS. Graduation fee gao.
The anatomical will opened early
period under the directions Of the Demonstration of Anatomy
Clinical Lectures viii be delivered twice week during
BOard including 81 rs
81 per week.
Further information may bs obtained addressing the DEAN
Us. BoBBS, Dean
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16

ZACHARY TAYLOR AND LOUIS NAPoLEoN.-In
thing the President of the United States and the Presi
dent of France singuary alike and that is ir the
difficulty they encounter in excusing their violations
of promises made before they came into power.
TAYLOR is constantly reminded of his voluntary vow
not TO remove men for opinions sake, and rumor has
IT, TINT he does not hesitate to acknowledge his offence,
and to depore the party necessity that is held up
its excuse. LOUIS NAPOLEON, on the other hand,
promised, with every show of sincerity and ardor.
that he would support the French Constitutions; and
yet. since his election. lie has employed the mil
tary industrousy and effectively to neutraize that
ins rument as if he were an Emperor instead Of an
elected magistrate. The partisans ofneither TAYLOR
LOUIS NAPOLEON venture tn defend the shameless
Inconsistencies. True the first try TO justify the sys
tenn of removals, by showing that it has been carried
out by the Democrats and the last have succeeded in
extracting an endorsement of infamy of their chief
upon the Italian question, under the terror produced
by outbreak among tie excited people Of France
who aroused and indignant at his treachery Both
Presidents chosen to the places they occupy upon
exiraneous questions, having nothing whatever to do
with heir capacity and experience. TAYLOR was
carried into Office because he fought bravey in war
to which lie opposed. The head and front of his
claim had this extent, more. NAPOLEON become the
head of the French Republic only because of his name
Both countries reapng the sad consequences
of their infauaiion:-the United States having. for
the first time in its history. President without par
tice of administrative skill and therefore the nstru-
ment of his ministers; and France Frustrated under
the iron heel of military despot, who dares to use
the name of republican excuse for his crime
| Pennsylvania.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.

SESS7ON
THE Both Session of this win open the first Monday
in November continue under following
arrangement.
John Locke, NJ. d., Prof Chemistry I'M Pharmacy
John p Harrison, NJ. D. Prof. Of Matera Medca Theapeu
tics.
L. NJ Lawson NJ D. Prof. of Physiology General Pathology.
Nj. Wright NJ. D. Prof. Obstetrics Diseases
and Children.
Daniel Drake, NJ d. Prof Special Pathology Practice Of
Medicine.
George w. BayIess NJ D., Prof Of Descriptive Anatomy
R. ID. Mussey. NJ. D., Prof Of Surgery.
John T. Shotwei NJ d. Prof. of Surgical Anatomy joint
lessor OF Surgery.
John Davis, NJ D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
FEE-For full
ticket IS Disseciing ticket Sl0 Graduation fee s25 Hospital
ticket SIS.
9rhe will opened
period under the directions Of the Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures will delivered Hospital
three times week throughout the session, following
Medicine by Professors Drake and Harrison
ssors Mussey and Showe. The facilities clinical instruction
not surpassed by school in the United States.
BoARD including light fuel obtained
per week.
Further information be obtained by addressingih
L. NJ. LAWSON, NJ. NJ,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16
JAMES LEWISTON, near Liberty,
August 4th, lS49 Unoq county, Indiana

o. NANKIN.-Mosi, if not all. the nankin now
sold in our markets, is of American fabric 1t is
manufactured from nankin cotton, grown in Georgia,
and is spun and woven at the Lonsdale Mills, in
Rhode Island The culture of rankin cotton was in
troduced into this country by the late John Forsyth
formerly minister to Spain, afterwards Secretary OF
State, under the administrations of General Jackson
and Martin Van Buren,. 1t is now grown in large
quantities by many of the planters of Georgia, and
commands ready sale at large prices.
Mr.. Forsyth procured the seed from the American
consul at Canton and, at the outset, the project oil
growing IT in this country deemed wild and chi
merical. Ii is of darker hue than the China article
and not as handsome.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
TEvSfapi0mS Fair.

young man calling himself John Adams came to
my house on the 3D. of july riding fine chestnut sor-
rel mare, four years old, about l4A hands high, left
hind foot white, and blaze in her face long
name lad tail. Had Spanish saddle. with the tree
covered with hide, and quilted calf skin seat
saddle about half worn; common bride and
martngale. Al his request hired him to work on
my farm. After being here three weeks, he ira
dcd off the and started home. he said, near
to Venice, on the Big Miami. After being gone near
a week, he came back to my house. riding valuable
bay horse, about seven years old, full 10 hands high,
both hind feet white, riding old saddle, with dou
BILE refined bridle and martiugae. On the evening of
the lst instant, when he at The stable feeding
two strange young men stopped at my house to stay
all night On their stopping, John stepped out at the
back side of the stable, walked briskly the
field, crossed the fence and into the woods, and
has not been hear of since. He has left his horse,
clothes, the gold watch he got for the mare, and
cry thing at my house and in the neghborhood The
mare Is also In the neighborhOOd.
suspect the horses both stolen, nd wish the
above published as soon as possible, and would be
glad 1T the other Cincinnati papers, including the
Christian Advocate, would copy also the Hamilton,
Lebanon and Dayton papers. The STATE Sentinel at
Indianapolis and the sferSonian, at Richmond, will
also please copy.
JAMES LEWISTON ne,r ;hartv
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FRESH STOCK OF DRUGS.
Successor 10 J. Ranlsey,)

Wholesale and Retail sfeater,
Drugs Medicines Pants, Os Dye sus Chemicals, Sur
gcal Instruments Brushes Tobacco, Cigars, Perfumery
Glassware receiving his stock from the Eastern
markets. and he respectfully requests alt VITO desire to
purchase the above articles TO cali and examine his stock
before hang elsewhere determined sell low
not lows than other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
An assortment Of the approved Patent medicines Will he
kept constantly hand. of Liquors will be
found in store for medical purposes and will be sold low
Tobacco and SesarS.
20 GOO pounds brands of Virginia Tobacco 600 Principe O
coo Panits coo Regsa Plantation COCO Esparango
5000 LaNorna Cigars have opened and will be sold al
Cincinnati prices.
Perfumerv Hair Oils and Dyes.
large assortment of French English and American Pfum
cry Hair Oils and Hr DYES of the very quality Just receiT
ed, and will be sold low, wholesale and retail
Paints. Oils. Dye-StUfs.
lot OF Paints Oils Dye-sius &c in store and for sale low
Paint and Whitewash Brushes Of every description
Eastern manufacture.
Dr. Duvai will particular attention prescrp
lions aud will give directions for their From regular edu
cation IN Medicine and experience Junior Physician to the Bal
more nrmary and several practice in malarous dis
ct In this State he aters himself that he will he able to giv
entire satisfaction in his Store door Little
Co.'s Auction Store
Iuue0
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ment OF Gen. Riey-tbat they are justly entitled TO
greater proportion of delegates 10 the Convention
than the number mentioned in Gen. Riey's procama-
ton; and the committee, believing their fellow cit
zens of the mining districts to have equal rights. in
proportion to numbers with the people of other dis
trlcts. recommend them to elect such increased num-
Der of delegates they in their judgment shall think
Just and right.
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ST. XAVIER COLLEGE,

a,
THIS INSTITUTION. by
privileges usually granted Universities.
mated in healthy and Commercial cities
ITpop and accessible points the
advantages position Of the eligible in
the
As literary establishment emboies everything
acquired distinguished Colleges America with
additional generally Catholic Colleges.
languages practically The FRENCH
taught only be read but spoken The plan of
includes well mercantile classical and
ranged either option
Buildings eommoions, airy,
and parental Morality and
objects Of primary attention
professors and teachers presumed afford
and tor the
Of thorough discipline.
cha rrcs apply to the Presdent by letter. post paid
DE BLlECK. President.
N. year open epember
16-t Sept1sis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
of all NerYOuS Diseases.

RISING from impaired. weakened unhealthy state
dented results which been achieved by and
has ndysed The pyopeor 10 extend the poIee Of s
virtues that the thousands who suffering beyond the
fits and be restored the Enjoyment Of health and happiness
Dr. Christie's Gatvanie Bell
Europe and The United states the gaisas dHaI
STo5 Ggs beautiful instance "Hs q sG ss, @
have ever been perfected and SO entirely successful
is used perfect in all Of gener
debility from whatever causes il nsy arise the
mss acute OF chronic epilepsy lumago paralysis palsy IN
heart popiexy neuralgia pains the chest and SIDE liver
PLANT diseases of the kidneys spinal complaint and Of
from simple dersngemeno of the nervous
the disease drugs veal system; under
evi5g valzng influence of Gslvsnis@ health
solely by the outward application Dr. Che Gsvsnic Belt
Magnetic cuaes consist in the fact that they disease by
instead Of the usual mode Of druggns and
:on Inc patient TIL exhausted nature SINKS under the IN
They strengthen the whole possessed by
into the United States more than $4,000 persons including chill
benefits.
DR.. Christie's Galranic Necklaces
Are all complaints affecting the throat heaoor
inflammation Of the throat headache dizziness Of the head
bronchitis neuralgia the face buzzng roaring in the
cured.
No Of this distressing complaint has failed to be
manenty relieved by he use Of Chrisles articles
ke and used in all rheumatism affecting the limbs
for strains tremors of the hands complaint affect
the legs One wrist ankle end the
magnetic fluid applied TO the particularly affected thus
causing concentration of the influence at the desired
Nervous Spdsms
The following from letter received from Messs
"There HsweI doctor OF Divinity Marion i'm this
State who has used Chrses Gsvanic Bracelets for the
curing spssmodc affection Of the hands and
Upon the least excitement either mental physical his arms be-
in violent notion which perfectly uncontroabe He
tried the Galvnnic Bracelets with the magnetic fluid and with
such that since that time -four months go he has not
had single attack although he has travelled Cincinnati and
active exciting Of Baptist Con-
ventiou Through hs of his acquant
: Truly yours MOsELY TUCKER
Mobile Ala, 23d Sept, ls47.
During remarkable curaiives have
ed when Lsed according the full and plain directions
which them IL is absolutely impossible that they
do the slightest harm
RNo Inconvenience whatever attends their and they
be the draie with the perfect and safety
In ct the sensation attending their is highly Pleasurabc
PRICES
The Galvanic Belt. 50 each
The Calvanic Necklace, Beach
The Gslvanic Bracelets, 2apair.
The Magnetic Fluid, abottle
/ CAUTION
Beware of spurious limitations.
All businesS communications should be addressed to
D. c. MOREHEAD. NJ D.,
Is2 broadway New York.
AUTHORIZED .9GEKTS
DAVID CRAIGHEAD, bragg St. indianapolis.
3 H G. MAYNARD, Madison a lwem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16
MARRIED.

On the 2sth ut, by the Rev. A. Ii. Myers, Mr.. GAR
RED II. PLAcKEY, to Miss Miss MARTHA ANN MORGAN,
both of this county
On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr.. EVANS BoRRoUeH
to Miss DEBORAH COCHRAN, both OF tins county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16

CHILL FEVER DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMITTENT FEvERs. AND ALL THE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
DR.. OsgoOd's Indian ChOiagOgue.
The following from the Farmers and Emeants
Me Appleton Co. New York In chapter page 235 the sa.
thor speaking Of Fever and Aeue, remarks:
which we can enOusy Ae0e
Osgood New York who has made the bilious dCdrs Of
the West his special study we friends Of those medicines
the Invaluable effects ChOagOeue in bilious
The speedy and permanent relief afforded by the Chogogue ais
prompt and healthy action the blood cleansing
from bile and %ne P I bnI a. sne rS l ten
which depends II equally adapted TO all ages and conditions Of
From Cary Law the Agents
esrs Sanford Park-Tn June attacked with that
affecting and unpea ant disease the Ch and Fever The
had Seea much of bilious
Having rIed several fayoe without relief friend
whoa had confidence recommended oseoOds Indian choa
gogue procured bottle and followed the accompanying diec
ing the my general health rapidly without
using other medicine disposed Of the remainder Of the bottle
One had been shaking for ssst was relieved IN
pleasure to recommend having The most entire confidence in
Be sure YOU ask for ogoO Indian Choaeoeue and take no
S,Read from communication Of Hon. William woodbridge
of the U. s. Senate, late Governor Of Michigan:
Dr. Charles osgood-Dar much interest,"
treatise cure" Of the feb
Tile have extensively prevailed country dur
ing monisan interest increased doubt by the fact
individually suffered
Judge safely subject entirely
fesona theory well reasoned and
cusons think whal that pamphlet calculated
produce much practical good
violent induced by Of those sudden changes the
weather which always found injurious
afack-tbe assuming
having become what within
Two heard much Of eh fever" The disease
tnued upon me qnnine popular remedies
when Mr. a Of Indian Choaeoeue
had the kindness Immediately
medicine according directions and before had exhausted
contents Of the bottle, decidedly better
IL fully justified aieng expectations, and as safe,
remedy Ear, induces
believe that IL will prove great public benefit am pleased TO
learn that established several agencies
sion-hongh regret that with view genemI dissent
of sad
present residence among
With much sspecl, have the honor to he, sir,
Your cbedent servant
WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
Soil by D. d. PARK (snscessor to SANFORD Il PARK1
Fourth Cincinnati o. general agents the
south west whom all orders must be addressed.
Peter Carey, Louisville, KY; and by Wnsandly
Newkk, New Albany Ind and by appointed agents
in The South and West.
Tomlnson Brothers Craishead and W. Hannsman Indian
siddaIl. Reeves Co.. Madison Geo w Palmer, Coium
bus C. Bell Evansville; Jas somes, Vincennes Chas
Wood Terre aute John BurFe, crawfordsyilIe r. H. Ed
ridge LAFAYETTE; w Bruee Loganspot; Ames Holiday.
Michigan and J.. Reed, Richmond.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16

PROBATE AUGUST
On Petition TO sell Real Estate
Matters in the estate Of Jonathan Seaman, deceased
RCHELAUS the administrator the of said
~ Jonathan deceased having This day filed in
Office of said the affidavit of disinteested
showing that John Seaman and Wilson Seaman, defendants
said petition residents Of the State of Indiana There
John Wilson hereby mott
that said petition ding in said and that unless
appear the next Of this court and the said
petition. the will be taken for confessed.
June 90 1919. lI-3wis JOHN c. BURNS, Clerk.
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lied.

In this city, the 9TH nst after lingering sickness
of fourteen weeks, Rev. JOHN Macarthur, recently from
Oxford Ohio.
In this city, the 9Th inst, of consumption, Miss
MARGARET II. Hour.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16
City Council.


Council met Present full council The Treasurer pre-
sented report Of the receipts and expenditures Of the
sury, during tho month of July read and approved.
The Street Comm ssioDe the following
for work and labor performed under his
date. Examined and allowed as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16
Action Of the Pe0nIe.

A mass meeting was held at San Francisco on June
18th, VIM. M. Stewart presiding. Hon. 7. Butler
King made Speech did several other gentlemen.
The following resolutons,wcre adopted:
ResOred, That the Congress Of the u. States having
Jailed to law for the of this country,
the people Of California have the undoubted right
ganize government for their protection.
RESOLVED, That the people of California called upon
by imperative of Duty assemble in their
ereign capacity and elect delegates Convention to
form Constitution for State Government; that the
great and growing interests of California may be repre-
sened in the next Congress OF the United States, and
that the people of this country may have the necessary
protection Of law.
Resolved That we earnestly invite our fellow citizen
al large TO unite with efforts TO establish gov
eminent in accordance with the constitution of be-
loved country and hat committee of five persons be APP
appointed by the President OF this meeting correspond
with the other districts, and fix early day the cleo.
lion Of delegates and the meeting of the Convention and
also determine the number Of delegates which should
be elected from this district
Of this meeting the Alta California remarks that
it was enthusiastic and united. The same paper
hopes that other districts will follow the example, and
that the campaign taus propitously began will not
be suffered to flag till the Representatives and Sena-
tors of California take their seats in the United
States Congress.
meeting was held at San Jose on the 7th June,
Kimbal H. Dimmock presiding, to consider Gen. Ri
leys Proclamation. The Spanish part of the meeting
unanimously sustained the General. The following
resolutions adopted by the Americans
Whereas We, the resident citizens of California be-
leve ourselves have been treated by the Congress of
the United States in unworthy Of the services
which have rendered the nation, by their neglect
ing 10 provide for Territorial Government, and by
their interfering in the question of Slavery; which ques-
iion the people OF California; presume ourselves
be the competent to settle it will most affect
for good or evil.
ind sohereas IL indispensable the well being of
society and especially ibs greatly growing population of
California that the administration OF justice should be in
accordadce with the established usage IF nations, and
tabshsd upon Just and known pncpIes Therefore be
RESOLVED, That give unanimous approval TO the
proclamation Of Gov Riley and that believe ourselves
called upon eIecthe delegates recommended by his
Erceileney, with the avowed object OF Turning Stale
Constuton be presented to the Congress Of the Uni
ted States. for admission into the Union.
Resolved That call upon all of fellow Cit
liens Of Upper California unite with US, and that
manifest at the bsotbox the time appointed desire
20 carry views recommended in said proclamation,
as we believe them be the views of the great majority
Of the people Of California.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-16
planning LUMBER.
Joseph p.

Joseph p. Wood6ury's Patent Planning, Tarning
and Grooming Machine
THIS Machine has thoroughly tested by planning
feet Of lumber has planned feet IL
upon entirely principle.
stationary produces
possibly be produced by other know the hand
Ii will plane both sides uniform
and feet of boards in hour II
peculiarly adapted planning and pointing eapboards
well variety OF stick moulding IL
requires but thirds the the rotary
planning machines o equal o
The subscribers the right the above Ma
chine the States Ohio Indiana Michigan and
engaged the MessTs A. vante Co.. of Buffalo, New York,
their machines Of which will be in operation
the first the establishment OF these
gentlemen where Il be Inspected Those who wish pur
chase machines and the right the will please address,
post paid, STEWART & TEMPLE,
If-3w (Oswego Palladium, July III Oswego, NY
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Popular Manifesto.

Messrs Peter H. Burnett. WIN. D. Howard. Myron
Norton E. Gould Bnffum and Edw. Gilbert. Com
mitee appointed by the San Francisco meeting pub
lsh card to the public, dated June 10, denying the
right of Gen. Riley regulate the assembling of the
Conventions but for convenience sake recommend the
adoption Of Inc day for the election and the meeting
of the Convention named by him.
The committee recommend their fellow citizens of
the District Of San Francisco 10 cleo FIVE delegates to
the Convention, and cannot but express the opinion
that their fellow citizens Of the two great mining dis
ricts Of Sacramento and San Joaquin, have not had
anything like justice done them, by the aPportion-
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State of Indjana. Marion county. set.

Tx MARION CIRCUIT CouRT, OCTOBER TERM, 1919.
Cross Bill Of Complaint In ChaRceTy.
Mary Ann Anterior James L. Gyan Nancy Long Elizabeth
Long Mary Long, Sarah Ann Long, Zuda Long, John Long,
Caroline Long and others
vU>HE hereby
that said Mary Aheton has filed her bill in
against them and others In the aforesaid that
pending said that unless they
and bill calling
this and the and
things contained, held
against said defendants And this continued BY order Of
Attest, X B. DUNCAN, Clerk.
BY yoHs G. WEES, Deputy
Morrison and Major, conplt July IT, Is 3wis