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Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

A SIcKENING ScENE.-A Charleston correspondent
of the North Carolinian noticing recent execution
of three slaves, whose offence attempt to
break out of the work-house, gives this sickening
sketch:
The three ringleaders of the revolt were hung and
two in durance rile. They hung those fe-
lows OH the yard arm, PRINCIPALLY used in the navy
instead of the usual method by drop. 1t made
quick work Of them. four hundred pound weight
at end of cord run through pulley, and the
cuprit at the other end the ground, jerked by
the falling of the weight from terra frma into mid
air in tie twnkling of eye. AS the poor devil
twired round with out-stretched legs and ghastly
grin on his conored countenance, wicked wag
hnted something about dancing the Polka on nothing
As the corpses cut down, they were laid under
the gallows, that each, he came up might see the
bitter and agonzing fruits of disobedence and rebel
lion. Their bodies transferred TO the medical
hospital fer dissection. The city guard was out to
preserve order and showed praiseworhy discipline
and accuracy of drill.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
administrators Sale.

NOTICE shereby given that Friday the 9Th day Of Sep
teber le49 the estate Of George WAND late OF
Marion Indiana deceased will be sold at public auction
by the undersigned administrator of said estate the residence
Catharine Washington township in said county
Of months will all three dollars
giving with approved security payable without
relief valuation apprssement laws Said
estate Of horse beasts Ded
bedding household kitchen furniture with various other
at ten O'Clock
AN 2I3w HENRI BRENNEMAN, Administrator
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
INDIANA CENTRAL MEDICAL COL
UEGE

SESSION FOR 1880.
THE viii open indianapolis
the first Monday beT next, and continue monhs
S. Bobbs NJ Professor e General and Special nGiORg.
curIan, ~. Preesscr Of Phg0legy Grd GerCl Pathology
N. - Professor e yfatsia oa, Th.ePeHtes,
and JEfaheal JviprEdsnce-
Mears, NJ. D. Professor II Obsfctcs 1d Diseases q No
men and ChIdro.
Charles DoUney. A. NJ, Press Of Chonfyy and Ph0Tnz
l. Dunlap NJ D., Professor II TEeory and Pfaefcs-
A II. Baker, NJ D., Professor # s Principles and Prodiee q Sur
g0T.
D. FnnkhOuser, N. ID DaaoasratOr # .7Hat0zy.
Fess-The tickets dollars eaeh collars
be paid advance Matrieuaon IS.
Disseeng ticker IS. Graduation fee SSO
The will be opened for dissection early
period under The directions f the Dcm0nator Of Anatomy
Clinical will be delivered week during the
sion.
Board including light and fuel be obtained from 81
S2 per week.
Information may BIS obtained by addressing the Dean
s. BoBBS, DeEH
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

This beautiful, vigorous and soul-cheerIng poem,
we copy from the Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper
Who the author ia do know but if be has any
I" more left Of the Sort. and will send them TO
us, we viii do our best to immortolize him. Read
it, friends Of the west, and then answer, is it not
glorious producrionl y
Let the sisid old east in her pride grown gray,
In ardent sung sing Of days & ,ne by;
Let her build her domes-stow her wealth away,
Aud point TO the graves whcIe our loelatbess lie
We will turn 10 the west, 10 The strong young west,
Where the sun through the wild grass seems 10 fa'l,
And wen shout TO the world with hearty zest,
Here are homes for the millons-homes for all
Let her sing of her Hudson wrapped in sheen,
Where her fields look dawn the passing tide;
Let her boast Of her mountains grand aud green,
Far sbove where the fearful IshniDgs rides
We will shout fof the west aye The gay young west,
No cliffs gigantic the mind 10 appa
With howeIy encirclDg her breast,
And hOmes for the millions aye, homes for all
LIE ber sing of the deeds of Adams and Jay,
OF the times when the souls Of men tIied;
Let her turn to the baitlements worn and gray,
Where her warriors fought, and her warriors died;
We will sing Of the west aye, the thriving west,
Where the herdsman Justify shouts his call,
While his 1hcks bounding in hoss abreast
Der homes for the millions-homes for all
Let her the leaves of her prOudesr lore,
Let her point her TO the Plymouth Rock
Let heI follow her ships the oer,
And strive with the tempest, the wave and shocks
We will plant the pIow in the dark, rich loan.
Where the light winds ssh and the suDbeams fall,
And The stranger shall come and share home,
We have homes for the millOn-homes for all
Oh, the blithe young west the fowery west
Where the lowing in his freedom Toves,
Where the lazy kline fIom heir gazing lest
In the cooling shades OF her osken groves
| IL is here where the enman's mind is free
| Where serf never lists TO a masters call
Where each man sits down meath his own hg tree"
And feels there are homes, aye, homes for all
We have loved the east, aye, the iipe old east,
| That Graded our sires when the west was wild;
We heard of the dance and the Christmas feast,
When Nicholas fosters the dutiful child
| But the soft blue sky Of our western plains,
Shuts down in its beauty pail,
And but love what the heat enchains,
And we've homes for the miOn-homes for all
Then adieu to the east, the gray old east,
We have builded heaiths where the wild
We have taken the laiTs Of the frightcd beast,
Aud rest by the red mems sunken graves,"
| We strong in will with yeoman's mind
Aud dance in gded halls
| But we hunt the wolf and the neeteI hind
| And have homes for the million-homes for all
Chicago, H., IS49. THE MISANTHROPE.
alt is mistake that the Indian graves always make
by a mound heap of stones Many (which presume
Of ancient iomaon sunken several inches below th
surface of The earth. My FIST examination sma
island in Cayuga Lake. since which have frequently ex
amiued them in the Of Illinois If there thin
peculiar about the decease Of the Indian the place mark
ed by pile Of stones a mound.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
Administrators SaIe.

~ Office hereby given that Friday the seventh day Of
1V September goods and chaes belonging TO the
Henry late Marion of Indiana de-
consisting horses, cattle, sheep hogs and horse
and gearing wheat by the bushe oats the he
the field household furniture and farming utensils with
other articles will sold undersigned admins
of said residence Of the deceased in Lawrence
township Marion aforesaid. credit of twelve months
will be given all three dollars and notes viii be re-
quid with sufficient security made payable without relief
frora valuation aPpraisenent laws
August H. Is49. sI.3ws
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
Bucks Improved Patent

yHyHE subscribers public four sizes of pattern
- Bucks Cooking Stove, greatly improved which then
confidently be not only the most perfect baking store
the beautiful Cooking Stove Offer
ed public capacity for baking (Which in the old Bucks
stove exceeded other has been greatly increased Dy
the addition another which enables TO bake at one time
twice much ordinary cooking Being made airtg
and having dane the fire be regulated to suit every occa
Those who good cooking stove that can be relied
upon, should this sove cannot fail please.
We the give satisfaction and reer to hun
dred of families which We will in
should fail please upon trial. take back the stove and refund
the money.
selected stock
brought market consisting of Premium Cooling Stores
OF the latest and most approved patterns ten plate stoves very
plate plate several sizes size take three
churches and school houses box and
celebrated Stanley and Saratoga air
tight psror the most beautiful patterns of sught
stoves in the market
In addition above constantly
assortment of Tin Ware which offer
wholesale retail low prices We prepared TO
uactue all kinds Of copperwork at the shortest notice
e. & J. COX,
a. w&e Wash reet we OF fMeridia
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

II HAMILTON CIRcUT CoUR-, SEPTEMBER TEh a D. le7s
In Chanc0T.
Mckay Charlotte Mckay James Barnes Moses
Wright NATL Wright Newell Wright, Mary Wright George
Barnes Albert Barne I:om Barnes, Henderson Barnes
Barnes William F. Barnes Julia Ann Barnes Eiecta
Barnes, CatbaTne Barnes, and Elizabeth Ann Barnes.
TESHE companaEts Carver and Moss their Solicitors,
u having clerks Office Of the Hamilton circuit
complaint herein and the afdavit dinter
person stating the said defendants Albert Bhrnes lsom
Henderson Barnes John W. Baraes residents
of Indiana Therefore hey hereby notified that
pending said AMI that unless they will
next Of this court and
and things therein contained to
them will be held and taken confessed and determined IN their
July TO- 1919. l73w JOHN Gs BURNS, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
AdnninisfrnIor,s NOfice.

Office is hereby that letters Of administration have
IN been issued the undersigned the estate oi Henry
township Marion county State
Of Indiana All indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
call immediate whoat further notice and all
against said requested TO call
have their adjusted The estate will probably be sol
vent. ALEXANDER MOCK Adplnisrator
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23


Daniel S. Wilkinson administrator of the Of James Bant
deceased the heirs Of said James Bnant.
- having ed
nsuency the of the deceased
his debts and pyns order Of this for the sale Of The
esiale appear The satisfaction
liam ant, Alexander Bran heirs OF The said James Brant, de-
residents
deTed that notice Of the tendency the said memorial be given by
causnga Of This ordered be inserted three weeks IN
Sentinel weekly newspaper published Indiana
of Monday
warned to appear this the November thereof
be held House in Greenfield the second Monday
By the Couu.
90 sws0g Test, WILLIAM SEBASTIAN, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.


THE 3Ol OF will the rst Monday
and continue four months under the following
arrangement.
John Locke, NJ D., Prof. OF Chemistry Pharmacy.
John p Harrison NJ D. Prof. Of Matea Medca and Theapeu
L. NJ Lawson Physiology Pathology.
NJ B. Wright NJ Prof. Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children.
Drake D. Prof of Special Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine.
George w. Bayess, NJ D., Prof Of Descriptive Anatomy
r. D. Mussey NJ. d.. Prof of Surgery.
John Shoe NJ. d. Prof. Of Surgical Anatomy and joint Pro-
Of Surgery
John Davis, 81. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
FEEs-For SI04; Matrculalon and Lra-
~ ticket IS Diecng $40; Graduation fee SIS; Hospital
ticket IS.
he anatomical win be opened for sections early
under the directions the Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures viii be delivered the Commercial Hospital
times week throughout the session, By following PTos
Medicine Harrison Pro-
and ShotweH The facilities for clinical instruction
surpassed by any school in the United States.
BoAED including light and fuel be obtained from 81 TO So
per week
addressing
l.. NJ LAWSON, NJ. NJ,
2O3w sw&w Dean cfths Faeu;y.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

AN day May the whole Of the partnership stock
" and effects Of the firm Of B Heddy together with their
rights credits books and securities Of description, were
undersigned
Blythe the partnership debts anf close the
An persons therefore notified that alone authorized 10
all ating said partnership and that act
Of Heddeys pertaining thereto will be recognized BY
b. l. BLYTHE.
indianapolis August ,Isi9 is swis
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
Mrs. wN. A. WRIGHT.

WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of indianapolis and
E3 public generally, she receiving direct from
@ Philadelphia the Spring style Of Bonnes and prepared
in the Benery Business In the latest and
Bonnets and Trimmings
hand, and win be furnished the most reasonable
Mourning Bonneis of all kinds made TO order at short notice.
in the best STYLE
Fancy Caps Head Dresses, hand and made TO order
order all
traTraRed give satisfaction.
with above the Dress Making conducted by
lady York. competent give entire satisfaction all
who u IS with their patronage.
Vesrttes Mantas Party madein
superior style, short notice, and warranted TO it,
through the Store door eas)
Iannaman's drug
n B. The latest fashions received monthly. Gay
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

COLLEGES IN TIE UNITED SrATEs.-Jared Sparks.
in The of his address, made on being inaugur-
ated President of Harvard University, stated that
for century and half after the settlement of this
country. there but FIVE colleges IN it. and now
there are over one hundred and twenty. He also ex-
pressed his belief. that there money expend
ed in the United States for collegiate education than
in any country in the word.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
Admiuistratrtx;s Notice.

ETTERs of administration have en granted TO the under
the Marion the
of Nathan Lister of said county deceased Al persons
cerned win notice and govern themselves accordingly The
estate is probably solvent. NANCY LISTER,
India luiv Avis dmin
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
NOTICE.

I'D BLYTHE publishes a notice, under date Of August, ,
hee relative the settlement Of the business affairs the late
firm Of Blythe leddehy. The language and tone Of said notice.
Injustice injury. have made
nepp. No unauthorized of said Blythe viii
9zed by Z. HEDDERLf.
Ana
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
State of Indiana, Boone County.

n BooHE CIRCUIT CoURT, OCTOBER TERM, le49
Petition for Dir0ce.
Sarah Iuttle Eiam ID. Tutle-
HpE ie49 the snid Saiah
the office Of the clerk Of the Boone Circuit Court
said Elan D. Tutte for divorce with an amt
that said Eam d. Tut
not al resident Of the State Of Indiana
Therefore defendant In the above
of fling and pend Of said petition In sad
him and unless IN said court on the
calling held at the Court House In
Lebanon Sd Monday October next and answer
said pton the will be heard ana determined n nus
absence, and decreed accordingly
w. w. Wick, sol fo petitioner -
lS-3NT Attest, LEVI LANE, CLERK.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
INTERESTING TO FARMERS.


THE Farmers Of Marion and adjoining ccuuesse hereby inform
ed that the undersigned is having manufactured al Indian
apcis, number Of atiHg Peisi Wheat DLs The subject
planting with drilling machine has long been Ia
mia with The English hnsbandman and for several esr past has
with the enierplng farmers OF New YORK.
elder wheat Au%
oen anded the pfactce advising It's ado
results showing saving o seed aud Of labor,
greatly increased yield Of gn Five bushels and upward
has the usual increased yield
system by this machine equal
distributed In 4 uniform depth. Hence uniformity the
Length straw found in wheat mixed with the
the old method Many advantages In
system by writers, who have fully proved
utility by practice prominent Of which i pro-
the wheat from being winter killed About 10 per
machine adapted this section Of country and IA TO is
day with those suitable or prairie be estimated as the
hand and horses plant all complete
Another has also been added t0w: that e horse hg In
spring y.whch the earth between the locs
and simple machine by and
per the
Fmer February number S49 40 speaking Of Drilling aud
hoezg asserts his experience, that "and that
fifteen twenty bushels viii under
yield cm thirty thirty
aud northern Indiana, desired
acquainted fully possie with this mode cultivation.
field Of wheat, drilled on, growing the farm
the OF this affords
experiment which attention Is respectfully solicited
Cali II MTyhew's store, opposite brakes Hotel.
June n, 1919. 3tiw r.. MAYHEM.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

We hear this morning. wednesday, at ii
o'clock, that LYNAS A. BURNETT, of the
members elect to the Legislature from this county,
died at his residence. in Otter Creek township, last
night, Of a congestive chilli Wabash Express.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
$1,000 90


Showing advantage in favor of steam, from coal at
f'oenfy-tree cents tushet, of SIP per The
cost of engine of 80 horse power, boilers, beting,
pipes, &c. not required for The purposes specified in the
other, would be probably not $9,000 while the
of communicating the water power the machinery
would be at least $4,000 Montgomery, in the work al
ready quoted fTom states the of wheels
equal to eighty horse power, including gearing gates
shafting, beiting &c. at Sl7 900. The Tsemoni and
Suffolk mills at Lowell contain $4,000 spindes make
goods and have six water wheels the cost of
each wheel between SO 900 and $780, entirely exclu
sve OF the cost OF excavalng and wang up the branch
canals To and from the mills.
Ii is mooed question which will last the longer the
wheels the engine but give S300O equal the diff
Ference and there is the interest Of $4,000 to add the
advantage before stated.
In future paper may give additional facts connected
with this subject. Ny purpose is 10 show that New
England cannot retain her monopoly of The manuiac-
tures and that, in cheapDess Of COAL this wiley of the
Ohio possesses advantages for manufacturing any
other country. Yours &c, S.
October 16, 1S47.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
AnlIINESTRATOE,S NOTICE.

ETTERS Of administration have been ganed to the under
Ia signed by The probate of Marion the estate OF
county, All persons concerned
and themselves accordingly The estate
probably solvent 203w PETER F. NEWLAND, Admr.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
TO TrEE LADIESI

UsT received by Adams Co.'S Express direct Phlade
81 rha green bonnet Ribbons styles
Also White Pink Blue, aud Straw Bonnet
the aud others wanting SOMETHING
some will Mrs. wRIGHT'S fashionable Millinery
Establishment one door east of Iiannaman's l7
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

0-rThe Lawrenceburgh Register says the township
in which Col. Lane, the Lieutenant Governor elect,
resides, gave him majority of l27 and Mr.. Wright
% The wings have uniformly had majority
there for thiriy-ive years. Taylor had ma
jorify Of 80 Cass This is gratifying, being
the estimation of his immediate neighbors and friends
o. Mr.. Albertsons insiority over Mr. Dem. En-
bree in the Erst district is 1919, oficial.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
Perry Dayis'S Genuine
VEG EUsAEgEE PAIN KILLER

Perry DaViS'S Genufue
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
TE,HIS instantly and all kinds of
IL like magic in many Over four hundred thou
sold in the New England States the last
since its rarity base
m up and pamed of the community
original proprietor is the bottles
Pamphlet dcons and history of its origin
bottle. lei o and read it.
JNHAARIs Agent the Western States, 4th
Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati Ohio, to whom
orders must be addressed
ToMLINsoN BROTHERS Agents Indianapolis. d. JJAcK
sox Frankfort Ia. 20-ly
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

xxy nITE Linen Drilling aud white MarseIss ves,ns, by
w WM. A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

at is mistake that the Indian graves always marked
by mound heap of stones Many which presume ATE
of ancient iomaon sunken several inches below the
surface Of Ihe earth. My FIST examination small
island in Cayuga Lake, since which have frequently
them groves Of Illinois II there any thing
peculiar about the decease of the Indian the place mark
ed by pile Of stones a mound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
The Electric telegraph.

Forty columns OF the October number Of the
Edta5sygA RSoioe ~ Y editien BY Scott are oeeu
pied With essay on the progress Of the Electric Tel
egrsph Especial work sn which announced a. being
IN preparation o. British electrician. The Abee
No gnos WORK 90 electric telegrsphipg lPsr'. lris,
10 stated TO b. the only systematic treatise on The SUB
iscty yet before the publc-wel- ordered. methodics
and Perspieuous-lvely, entertaining and insirucrve
aud peculiarly valuable for Ne pie discussion II the
relative merits Of the Gseren, eminent wko have
eln,risuted to shs perfection u the telegraph.
He hite hard n the boty Il his treatise, upon
Professor Morse, whom he accuses Of elsilriEg too
much adding BY way Of Justification Of the Professor,
ana OF he Judgment upon hEn, taai 'Erere Ina
shsn 20, yes eSslte, De - nature.
By ais'olvsg few pieces Of meta, e>rnected with
= long wire, can develop instsntsreoUsy, thou
snt niles -. force which viii speak for write for
print for Is AMI o. far the conveyance Of oVT
how ats is Concerned, .nnihistss space and time
sbassPeres juliet refers TO the Lightning that c0ih
cease 70 be ere say IL hshtsns
Ire reviewer, albeit hzs Jet given ca,esOri-
CA answer to the question Wnssis electricity and
although the learned DO understand the nsiure OF
hsht hes: and nsgnets1 hss objection 70 diseu,s
Ing ths changes hich matter un5ergoes when lEnins
I'D, heated mssneised. He aEds hat TIE ss-tri
ely o. the Ticca nsehne Of N insulated s;sAnl-5S.-
e. or Of thunder cloud hiss fxrTs0rcEsay in's1ty
wsi.e ~ gasHiiry "a excessively anal Tie Vkols
electricity Of destructive ihunderttorn would not
's Tor me slse,ros tirg D. Pts, % Insignificant 4.
- -moasL small copper <ire, dipped into an ses,
s'ng vita wire Ct zine. ~oVlc evolve more eIeeiri
city is~ seeUHds he largest friction e-ctrieal
machine ksP, eorstsauy revolving, would IN - many
weeks
The essay IN -. Revies 10 very Instructive, ard Ia
isscrFoEs lucid s1d coacise A7cng other lhings Il
far0vs oct amt (2sges a45 and s46 that may YET be
inPrOved apon ior s-ndEg electricity and ia srves
scross the Allan c rEk0E rues Il 10 cent
| tae Tt.nes 10 Eoslsad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

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