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state of Indiana, Marion county.

MARION COURT COMMON PLEAS, JAN. TERM, 1850
Petition for Dirnce
Eliza Sanders John Sanders.
EDE day of September 1872 the said
Office clerk
her petition against sad Joha Sanders
for divorce with an affidavit annexed thereto of diSinerested
witness said John Sanders nonresident OF the State OF
Indiana
Sanders the defendant in the above
case hereby notified of the fling and tendency OF said petition
him and that unless he appear In said court
the calling of the the next thereof be held at
House indianapolis the I'd Monday in January
1880 and answer plead demur said petition the will
be heard and determined his absence and decred accordingly
Attest A. A. HAMMOND, ofhcio clerk OF said Court
RICHARD II. NEwcoMB, Deputy.
Wsipole and Rutherford, sols for petitioner
I
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The state of INDIANA. Supreme Court.


Tuesday, June the filth, A. ID. 1919.
In Error 10 he Switzerland Circuit Court
Thomas Mccormick Mcclure, Heiiy Mcclure James
W. Mcclure, Julia Mcclure, and Walter Armstrong.
the plaintiff by his counsel and appearing
satisfaction H. Mcclure, Hetiy
Mcclure W. Mcclure, and Julia Mcclure above named de-
this wbeeupon his motion
said named defendants he and in this
Monday in November
plaintiffs filed herein they will be proceed
upon their And Is further ordered that
published Indiana State Sentinel three weeks
successfully.
293w copy. Attest III. p. coBURN, C. s. C.
4 n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

HOW Els
Shaker SarSaparilIa Compound.
Prepared by Steam and put up in
Quart Bottles.
fENHE recipe from which the SH9KER S8RS7PdRLLa Is
from as %es purchased nearly year since % great ssP
ahou "a has not been mace public 1nIi the present s has
been extensively used By man, many Of The
FIR SUPERIOR
t 1eas an Th5h VIZ ~ sHs shs PP
ing Of any other saIsaPa co@poan hence its va superiority as
SARS4P.4RILL-4S.
To those present using SaTsaara mixture single trial will
convince them o! The above fact.
The wonderful healing powers preparation the
Of he f.sS is leading be-
HONDURAS S8RSaPaRILLa,
Combined with many used 9TH
saaa compound At present before The public and The ply
that ishe best preparation nesmabe and that
the properties il combines as medicine entirely peculiar 70 ef
in exciting the action OF the liver when topdas md tonic
ing strength and prgave moving
bowels s1 lint for the of nature without exciting them
General PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,
Ia removing all The unhealthy humoE impurities therein contain
ed and he,sy tina The entire for which reason
arising rom
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
sIieG Head a"son ns % s diseases resulting
the Mercury Rheumatism.
All Liver Complaints Dyspepsia Lumbago Hahua Cosiveness,
ton and all Lung Diseases, when they from humOs;
and falling remedy in all diseases from
A DERaHGEMENT OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM,
II unparalleled such Swoonng, Painting Sensations Low
Spirits Dependency, Epiecc Fits, Papaon
ragic Affections, General Debility &C. II tOund
relief 10 females in all complaints peculiarly incident lhen
Read The following certificates all from Cincinnati where immediate
reference be made.
Certificates.
DR HOWE Dear sr has been misfortune for the last three
be afflicted with the accompanied with
the side which confined bed
weeks together aud became reduced skeleton, and be-
eVne at oum never he cured gave myself up 10 ray seeming
fate viz: death have been attended cans used
all kinds Of nostrnms aud medenesbut all
and made mind that death alone could relieve suffer
inss Al this moment friend suggested preparation of Shaker
sasapaa In reckessnes and despair thought would
try IT, did so for about days without its producing the slightest
effects fact bad edsced in flesh
Ind mind bordering desparhat determined
more after had finished what the bottle But during that
wonderful amos experienced a complete
change yem and feelings and commenced improving
health. and continued that time IL TIN
weeks since omnenced using Shaker Sapar during
that bellows should moment my grave, had
not been for excellent preparation az Shaker SarsaPaT and
firmly believe be the only remedy Indigestion Liver
Complaint that has offered the public for
may long through your medicine alleviate the
''''''' = - VIZ human '''"''' DEBORAH NINHAM.
| Residing on 9TH one door Of Main, Gin.
For sale in indianapolis by TOMLINsON BROTHERS, s. A.
DUVAL, and d. CRAlGHEAD. Druggists
Call and pamphlet from which will lie able
judge for yourself whether the medicine is app able nd
visual
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On the wabash and Erie Canal.

On the Wabash and Erie Canal.
YUNHE Undersigned Trustees of the Wabash Canal
will receive sealed proposals at Peershurgh Pike county
Indiana the lIh day of November
l5t miles said Canal
tersburgh This division embraces proportion of the hea
tractors accustomed to heavy work The line will be divided in
suited
aging half a mile in length.
The supeucture of the Aqueduct East Fork White
River will also be let is about 400 feet in length consisting
four of 100 feet sustained by timber arches and
work, and enclosed from the weather.
The Will be ready inspection for previous
the letting and all necessary information will be given by The
sent Engineer. Bidders not known either the
the Engineers will be expected to enclose with their proposals
satisfactory testimonials character and quslc
CHI \ lies BUTLER,
A. NJ. PUETT,
THOS. II. BLAKE,
Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal.
Tarra Hnnfa Ind Sent Q.uf Noul
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NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
M. BRAMWELL &c Co, thankful for the very liberal
80 cOuragement afforded them respectfully inform their friends
and customers and the public general that they have
ceived n large and well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Among which be found great variety Cloths Csssimees
SaGe Tweeds Pilot Cloths Vestngs Flannel Liney Tick
ings brown and beached Muslins and Drng Prints Cling
hams Cashmere De LANES Alpaca Lustre and general
sorment Of
TRIMMINGS,
Ribbons Threads, Buttons Hosiery,
Suspender Handkerchief Pins Needles Combs
bins great variety of other articles tedious mention,
the whole comprising general and complete
.4LSO-A large and well selected stock of
Boots and Shoes, Has and Caps,
Groceries. Cotton Yarn Candle-wick, Batting, Sc. &c.
All of which sold cash approved country
produce On the opposite the Palmer House.
September, l647. Journal copy. SO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04
REAL ESTATE.

"a
senk the OF bn Indiana !" will On s The s day October
tate, viz:
Marion cS-s half Of sec % and half of the or of sec
Ia Hahgaa cas-Iot No ], inSoek il; WILSON,
Lot No IL in block No 90;
In Leports connsPs Of o s in o9hD a. and mart Of
$. in township 81 n, range west-say 80 aces.
In S. Joseph CoHay-Ea half ar TO- and half or
sec 3 township 81 north, range wes-i6O acres:
Lots No. 49, IA rs 16 40 90 % o DO On NO. q. ~ ~
No &c, in canby's addition.
In Montgomery COmy-wes half sw or sec s. township II n.
In hand the balance in three equal s@mnmua payments with
rest
Of sale TIL H: SHARPE, Cashier.
aEouse-keepers, Look here.
Err snsSss Curtain Pape Doders oil tainted window
ALsO-A splendid Of Looking Glasses all Qualities
'Ad prices FROM 10 cent" to $780, Just received BY HORN
CAPS.
e fa ySs. and ss:a S' s!
DRESS GOODS.
De- s sas and ESs SG .,a ss
mhroldeed and plain hpccas Cohugs &c. small wed
a@ @sa 1 cSSe SC AL Of ne s 'yss u
For GcnIlemen's Ware.
UPER Cashmere, silk and Satin veings; plain, black fancy
dr BEAVER ass s~ss snS osss Ss
low plices. "a SEATON HOLMAN.
% de "S vs.
and his greatest enemy beautifully illustrated
81 HOOD & NOBLE.
E6 ORNINGS the Jesuies Rome, by the Rev NJ Ho
w ban Seymour, II. ADJUST received "a HOOD NOBLE.
SCENEs where the Tempie has Tdumphed
- HOOD NOBLE.
VTEs1IGEs Of Crea,ion, with sequel.
81 HOOD < NOBLE.
PRINTSt
az quality, RETAIL
~ Gene aud see at 90 J. s. DUNLOPS.
QUEENSWARE.
a NEW lot just received
\ "A 80 SMITH & HhNNA's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

The ARKANSAS GOLD PLAcERs.-The Little Rock
Gazette Of the lst inst. says:
The accounts from the mineral region of the Ar
kansas and Red rivers assuming very promising
aspect, and we have strong faith that the expeditions
which have recently left frontier in search Of the
precious minerals will be successful.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04
For tile Removal and Permanent Cure
of all NeHYNuS Discusses.

RISING impaired weakened unhealthy state
which have been achieved by
deul discovery Of the MYSTERIOUS powers Of sna Nag
virtues that the thousands who suffering beyond The
the enjoyment happiness
DR.. Christie's GaIpanic Bell
Europe snd hs Tned sse be the
cOU Of the 1t beautiful instance of aiding srience to
produce the highest beneficial results and is believed that few
have been perfected and so entirely successful
II is with perfect in all gener
nS e bo F eS
masm acute or chronic epilepsy lumago para palsy in
heart apopexy neuralgia pains the chest and side liver
plant Of the Kidneys spinal complaint and Of
from simple arrangement of the nervous system
the disease drugs veal systems while under the
strengthening vazng influence Of health
solely by the outward application of Dr. Chs Gsvanic Belt
Magnetic cuaves consist in the fact that they disease
outward application instead of the usual mode Of duggg and
icnon the patient TIL SINKS on'sr
They strengthen the whole SYSTEM power possessed by
into the United States than including chill
and ladies of all classes have been the recipients OF their
benefits
DIR. Christie's Galranic Necklaces
Are all complaints affecting the throat heaoo
Of the throat headache dizziness Of the head
cured.
| Tic DoIoreua
No of this distr sng complaint has failed be per
maneny relieved by he of Chrise Gavanic articles
kes and used in all rheumatism affecting the limbs
strains remo of the hands, complaint affect
the legs One wrist ankle and the
magnetic fluid applied to the particularly affected thus
causing concentration of the influence at the desired
NERVOUS Spasms
The following extract from letter received from Messrs
There Dr. iartwe doctor OF Divinity in Marion, in thi
State who has used Chres Gavanic Bracelets for the pupo
of curing spasmod affection Of hands and
Upon the least excitement either mental physical his arms be
in violent moton which perfectly uncomfortable He
tried the Gavanc Bracelets with the magnetic fluid and will
such that since that -four months ago he has
had single attack although he has travelled Cincinnati
there active exciting of Baptist Con
venon. Through his his acquaint
ances have tried them, and with good success.
Truly yours, M0SELY s TT CKER
| Mobile, Ala. cad
During the three these remarkable hav
failed when Used according the full and plain direction
which accompany them 1t is absolutely mposs that they
do the slightest harm.
lNo Inconvenience whatever they
be by the most delicate with the perfect safety
In fact, the sensation attending their highly Pleauab
/ PRICES.
The Galvanic Belt. So
The Galvanc Necklace, Jeach.
The Gavsnc Bracelets, 2apair.
The Magnetic Fluid, 1abott
/ CAUTION:
Beware of spurious limitations.
| All business communications should lie addressedto
/ D. c. MOREHEAD. NJ. D.,
Il Is2 broadway, New York.
l AUTHORIZED 49EN'TS.
| DAVID CRAIGHEAD, Drag st, Indianapolis
a. Malie 1rora
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04
MEM GOORS

UsT received by style silk Dress Goods Shawl
- Lace Robes, and Caps Needle Work Edgrg Velvet Trim
mngs and Ribbons Dress Caps Lawn ndkerehe Table
Of the ladies is invited. 30 H. j. b. c. HORN
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STATE of Indiana. Hamilton county, 5
Executors Notice

NOTICE hereby given, that letters teamentary grant
IN 10 the undersigned OF the last vii and testament
Owen Fisher, Marion eoih
August ls4e persons gOss
themselves accordingly. The probably
263wT BENJAMIN MORGAN, Execute,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04
GLOVES AND HOSIERY

UST received extensive Gloves and Hosr
- embracing almost quality and kind, which se
very low cal land see foF yourselves
Nv 4 A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

We understand that Mr. VIM. NJ. Monroe has been
appointed mail agent along the line of the Madison
and indianapolis Railroad. Mr.. NJ. is good mgu.
Madison Banner, 25th.
We agree with the Banner. Mr.. NJ. is good man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

WE Offer for sale Western Reserve Cheese barrels
" Bologna hf barrels Mscksrel Is boxes
Herring 10 Rasns 20 and half best
Powder IL boxes assorted Confectionery and in fact all Of
goods desired by you. % SMITH HANNA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
SEATON 81 HOLMA
HAVE the pleasure OF informing their friends numerous pat
and the public that they receiving of
the largest aud most desirable stocks OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
That te have had the pleasure Of offering the public
consisting of thing cheap and beautiful that
found in the Eastern markets and the latest which
have been selected by of the firm expressly Tor this
They respectfully solicit call, believing that their stock In
style and quality will compare with any thing
brought to this markets and to price, they si adhere
psasa ell ~ ha Oil c,and NJ o.h;nr,on 80.
bargains 81 S. II.
Administrators Notice.
NOTICE hereby gyen that letters Of administration have been
granted the undersigned upon the estate Of Lewis Powell
Deceased late of Marion of indiana who died
men Immediately and all having elaine against said
requested pr the for adjustment The pro
baby solvent. 81 3w JAMES p DRAKE, Admr.
TOMATO KETCuUP.
IN DOZEN Of very superior Tomato KeIchup just received and
" for sale very low by los A. DUVAL.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WE have just received fresh supply which will be sold low
80 SMITH HAN.A.
DIZZY GOODS.
WE are now receiving our fall supply which will be co.ed oh
W ct lowest prices for prompt pay. % SMITH HANNA.
SMITH < nANNA's Goods were bought md OF
short credit they can sell low although some articles have
advanced in price. 80
Liquors a. wines.
WE offer for sale large adapted fo the country
w trade, at wholesale and Mt low rates. SMITH & HANNA
NIACAULAys History of England-Fine Library edition
vols received and for sale the prics
Of 81 50. % DAVIS RAY
SMITH Il HANNA
o~TINUE to buy new Feshers' FlaSseed Ginseng Bees
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04
NOTICE.

NHERE will be sold highest bidder the late residence
ofLews Powell decreased in Perry township, In Marion
the 10th of October all the
said deceased consisting of horses cattle hogs household
and kitchen furniture and standing in the field. credit
Of twelve months viii be given ssu three dollars the
purchaser giving note with approved security.
Sept. is, le4e 3lSw :. P. DRAKE, Admr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04
To CO,tutry GrOcers.

FORWOOD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE
ENHIs Medicine has just been received and is Coz sale by
II HANNAMAN
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19

We are extremely happy to be able to inform
our readers Of the safe arrival at this port, Of
the steamship Falcon, direct from Chagres.
The various erroneous, and wo have reason to
believe malicious reports which were %circula-
ted concerning her a fortnight ago, have been
mos. emphaslcally cOntfudicted BY the report,
OF her cor mander, Captain Thompson, who
has Informed US that he landed his passengers
all safe and we'll al ChagreS, and left them in
the same condition. The Falcon left this port
on the 18th ult., anu arrived at Chagres on the
27th. On the same day, Mt, Harris, the mail
agent, Immediately proceeded up the river to
TO Gorgona, fifty miles from the mouth, where
he engaged near three hundred mules,to trans
port the passengers and their freight to Panama,
twenty.fOur miles from Gorgona. Mr.. Harris
then proceeded to Panama, and on returning
met Gen. Smith and family al GOrgona, with
about two hundred Of the passengers. They
were all in fine health and spirits and enjoying
themselves up to the top Of their bent. They
had paid only five dollars passage up to Gorge
na,and from shat place to Panama, had sfteigh-
ted mules at six dolIarS'pa head. Before the
Falcon left, some Of her passengers had Gene
down the river, 10 send letters to their friends
in the United States, that all were well.
The Pacific steamer California, that was 10
leave for Valparaiso on the 2lst December, has
not reached her destination. The Falcons
passengers would therefore have to wait few
days at Panama even should the California
make a successful trip around the Cape.-N
O. Bulletin. sts d. r5,esal Gg5k latr8
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19
"fUA 4AE 4EurH ArD THE BIanT,''

i, ever has been Of food, and vastly more dcs.
titute than ever Of the means to obtain it,
The people have no resources At home, and
little reason to expect e%fTectual aid from abroad.
England will hardly be disposed 10 gran, anoth-
er eight million Of pounds for the benefit Of
reckless public plundstufs, and American
chsri,y to IrslatrA no longer having novelty to
excite 1t, it is to be feared, has dispensed its
most liberal bounties. Panlc is seizing the
whole population. Even the best classes Of
farmers, who have hitherto bat.led manfully
with adversely, now suecsmb. Numbers Of
them are disposing Of their leases at enormous
sOcrifces, and with their little worldly gear,
are seeking IN asylum in the great Western
Republic. Wherever | went, through the
south and wesfIOf Ireland, the cry almost univsr-
sally was, None Of US who are abls to Nee will
remain longer in this cursed land" To Oggre-
gate the hOpeiessneSs Of tie prospect, immense
numbers are falling away from the temperance
pledges apparently resolved to drown their
wrelchedness in the Lethe Of Alcohol.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-19

ale OF the epleuFe.tt
The breaking through Of the fOOr Of the
ocean, and its elevation hundreds Of fee. a.
bOye its s%urlaes, producing islands in a dAy,
at various PoiAts-ihe elevation Of more than
j ,5OOmileS Of the Coast Of South America BY
the thFob Of an earthquake--the gradual de-
preston Of one rOastOf Norway and the cor.
responding elevation ofthe other to the heiah I
Of some 200 feet, carrying with it the phe.
,nomena, are sufficient 20 cOnvice us tina. the
Earth is still fluid at the centre, and that the
perpetual Mpuh.ainS, and the everlasting Hills
Instead Of being based upons solid underpin-
thinning, rest upon ! yielding foundation.
The qaSae fact i shown likewise, BY the
~PhelomsnA ronReesgd with boring Of the ar
tsslpn wells, and lhs sinking Of minss, tho tenn
P~erassFe constantly Increasing about | degree
for every As feet Of descent. sas
Az this rate, water would be a. a boiling
heat at . little more than one mile from the
surface Of the earth, and at the same ratio,
evsryIknOwn substance would be.in a fluid con
diIion at less than fifty miles below the sur
face. Nov, should VIC allow the crust OveI
the fluid mass Of the earth to be 200 miles
IN thickness, and then contrast the globe with
an egg. il will be found that the shell Ofthe
egg is full five times thicker in proportion to
the diameter than the crust Of OUT planet.
Perceiying thar this SUBJECTS creating some
interest in the reading %circlesw we have felt il Oul
duty to copy these extracts, from a source Of
admitted rssPectability. Between Professors
SilIiman and BOyntOn, therg ID a similarity o.
views which cannot fail to impress the reader
Watches Courier.