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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-26
Il. O. o. r.

AZ a meeting of Centre Lodge, i o. {. F., No. is, July IL,
1879. The following resolutions were adopted:
!. RESOLVED. That The thanks Of this Lodge he rendered
10 BIO schuyler Coifax. OF South Bend Lodge. - 90, for
the eloquent and able address deaseied by him ION the ocea-
sim OF the eeleblation) tefsre the O,de', on The 18th inst,
and taa, a committee be appointed to request of Bro. Colisx
a copy Of said address for publication.
:. ReSofTed. That the thanks Of this Lodge are due TO the
choir Of the 2d Presbyterian Church for their services and
aid on the same accession, adoldins as they did, the highest
degree Of satisfaction TO all.
3. Resolved, That the thanks Of his Lodge he also pre-
senled TO the trustees OF the % Presbyterian Church foI
heir hbeiahiy IN granting The use Of their house 10 the
Oder ON the same occasion.
4 Rssolred, That thee resolutions be published in the
State Journal and State Sentinel,
by order Of the Lodge. L. r. FLETCHER, Sec'y.
Al regular meeting Of Philoxenian Lodge, No. A, held
on Wednesday, July Is, 1919, the following resolution wa
adopted by sal Lodge to.wit:
ResOired. That his Lodge heartily and fully concur in the
foregoing resolutions adop'ed by CeBue Lodge, NJ IS.
By order OF the Lodge. G. G. HOLMAN, Sec'y.
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CHOLERA!

A LTHOUGH it may be said by adopting proper precautions
IA comparative safety may be enjoyed while surrounded by
malignant Cholera yet it must be admitted that when Il prevails
to any extent, all persons are more or less affected, and the slight
est irritation or derangement OF the bowels may bring on the dis
case. To ward OF an attack it is of the utmost importance TO
the system. Therefore warm clothing and zen rous diet is essen
tial, avoiding 1T the same time severe exposure. excessive fatigue
and the use OF all trashy green and iniigesuble food As Purga-
tiVes of 4 strong or drastic character often act with great violence
during the prevalenre Of Cholera, none hut the milder kinds, such
as Castor OIL, or Rheuharb combined with some arozatic should
be used without the sanction OF a Physician
As prompt measures are Necessary in case of the premonhory
dicines, when Improperly used, may seriously inure the constfu-
ton and induce other diseases, the following course is recommend
ed until a Physician can lie obtained:
In case Of slight DiarTbRa. or painful, or unpleasant sensations
in The stomach or bowels. take one OF the Tilfon Pills, every hour
until 3 OF fonr are taken or reliefis obtained
In case of vomiting, or continued diarrhRa. take q teaspoonful
Of the Cholera Tinctufe in 2 rup Of strong Peppermint or Spear.
these mild measures fail. whi~h of cOurs can only succeed by be
ing resorted 70 early, and the disease progresses and cramps come
on, and no MUSICIAN at hand, lot tie patient be put 10 a warm
bed, and let some strong Liniment be well rubbed over the som-
ach and bowels, on the Spine. and on the hands and feet. Or let a
large mustard plaster he applied to the stomach aud also to the feet
and hands, the spine, sc, and give tablespoonful Of Cholera Tine
ture every half hour or ofiener, IN some warm Peppermint tea I'M
heated salt or bran applied to the bowels and to the exirrmiies,
and bolt e. OF hot wafer along the Size of the body, will cOntri-
butte matera ~ 10 q favorable result
Adose ofCaIomel AMI Rheubarb 10 grs. esrh. or one or two blue
pills sho- Ia be given occasionally in connection. with tn above
treatment, 50 as to promote proper action of the Liver.
The above Pills and TinctuTe, and every variety OF pure drugs
and fresh Medicines. as also genuine French Brandy, Port and Ma
deria Wines, and all other articles in that line can be had at all
times from 5. A. DUVAL,
5v First door east OF Lite * Co.'S. Indianapolis.
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NuERIFE,s SALE.

EpY vhtne Of a certified copy Of q decree Of the Marion CiTcnt
hD Court, issued by the clerk Of the said eulTt and To me diectel,
wherein William II. Morrison, Thomas VI. sharpe. George McDougal
and William u. Morrison, and George Nc Dangal, are enmplainaHis,
and John S. Christian, William NJ. Christian. and James n. Christ
ian, are defendants. twill on the oath July, las, at The Ceuu House
decor IN the city of indianapolis, in the county Of Marion. Stale of In
diana, within the hours prescribed by law, expose to public sale. the
rents and profits for seven years OF the following described real estate,
situate in said county &c Marion, to-wit:
The east half Of The northeast quarter Of section twenty two. (z2)
IN township fourteen IA north, OF range three 81 east. containing
eighty acres more or less.
And should the said rents and profits of the said tract &c land then
and there not be sold for a sum sufficient In pay and satisfy 10 said
compainaHts the amounts respectively due them, on said decree to-
getheT with The interest and costs, | Will at The same time and place,
expose to public sale The fee simple of said real estate, and an The es-
tate right, Interest claimed and demands in law and equity ofthe said
John :. Christian, William VI. Christian, and James Christian,
and also all the right and interest which Martin 5. Christian, deceas
ed, bad and held therein before and at the time OF his death, to satisfy
the said complains ns respectively, the several amounts Of principal
AMI interest due them respectively, as in said decree specified, to
getheT with costs. CHARLES C. CAMPBELL,
Inlv 8 $50 OTIS Sa2a Sheriff Al q
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THRESzEING MACHINES.
Rnr,nQrS Fake KotSca


THAT at the AER FoUNDERX at indianapolis, are manu-
Ii featured the Gar famed and justly ce ebrated Watson & Hoo
ver's Thrashing Machines. It is only necessary for us TO say,
that we manufacture free kinds of Horse Powers for thres'ins, or
threShing and cleaning wheat, all Bg The same operation. We are
also prepared to make three different kinds of separators, viz
Pitts, Townsends and Nhitmans Patterns, all of which are sta
uonary. The Powers. Threshers. aud Separators are TIE same
patterns as those manufactured at Rochester, ". Y, aud Miamias-
burg, Ohio. Joseph Watson. who has manufactured the above
machines for the last eight years at MiamiasAuIg, Ohio, is now a
partner in the Finishing shop, Foundry, SC. 1t is needless for
us to say that those Machines are the best in the United States.
No other Machine can be compared to them for speed and utility.
One of the Machines Will thresh from 4 to SEQ bushels of wheat
in a day, ready for market.
Also, Steam Engines, with or without boilers Of any size desira-
ble-warranted perfect, and TO operate well Saw and Grist Mill
Castings, of all kinds, fitted up to any draft furnished Crate
Bars, Fire Fronts, &c. Also. the celebrated aud far famed
Psrker'S water heel
Kept constantly on hand arso, Corn Shelters, with Separators,
to carry away the cobs, &c, and Glover Hullers that every far
mer should have. We make Hand Lathes and Slide LatheS Of
every description. Horse Powers and Thresling machines Of all
kinds repaired on the shortest notice Screw Plates and Taps Of
any size or thrend Screws for Hay Presses for any description Of
Press, from a 1000 pound screw, to any smaller size. Come enc,
come all, and see that work can be done as cheap and as neat by
us, ast can be done in older cities.
TAYLOR. WATSON * co.
indianapolis, June, ], 1919. lily
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DIR. MARTINS
C0mnOuud Svrssn Of wild Cherry


rHNlIS Comprnd is one Of The best remedies ever offered TO the
IL public in Coughs. whether arising from Colds, ribe HhoPmg
short time il has been before the public, hare effected so many cures;
The pr lpriet0Ts are every day receiving oroefs for u at a distance, and
in this lily, in which they have been highly gnlifed 10 learn lis good
effects The Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Mary
land, Che Ri Rev. w. R.. Whitngham has authorized us 10 say he
has used il in his own person with decided benefit and our medical
ffe Hds do not scTupe 10 recommend il as one Of the best remedies in
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, &C, which they have ever me.
with. The following is from a highly respectable Physician on Kent
Isa nd, whom we made acquainted nth the preparation:
Kent Island, md June %. 1917.
Dr. Manin-Dear Sir:-Since my return home, prescribed your
Syrup of Wild Cherry in several cases one in particular, a case Of
asthma Of Icing standing, tabout 81 years a neighbor and patent Of
mine. Her diseas sc has never been benefited by any Medicine which
she has taken. and for the last year or two she has been confined en-
tirely Ia the house. | do not know that she has had a good nights
rest for a long time, but since she commenced taking ycur medicine
land she has only taken one bottle she Is enabled 10 60 TO bed and
sleep well all night. think the medicine will make a perfect cure Of
her, and she is determined Ia give il a fair trial Her husband Mr.
RhodeTick Earirkson. is n merchant here, and says if you will send
me some Of it, he viii act as your agent.
Yours, SAMUEL HARPER, NJ d.
Price IS cents per bottle. Around each bottle there is q short tea
the on ID seases Of he Chezt.
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Report of tI,e Board of Health.

To the City Council Gentlemen We are grstihed to be
able still TO announce The fact that up to this time there
have been no cases Il cholera reported TO the board. And
if our e.'izens will strictly regard the following advice,
which we would most respectfully tender, we hope enfiiely
to escape the ravages Of this fearful disease.
Pay special attention TO the general health.
Avoid excesses of every kind
Abstain from all green vegetables and other articles OF
food which are known TO be indigestihle.
Keep the entire surface clean by frequent cold sponging
and subsequent thorough rubbing with a coarse towel OF
napkin.
Attend carefully to the first appearance Of diarrhea by
calling o. your family physician e. advice.
Beware of The various cholera specifies. which are gener-
ally gotten up by quacks who are ire ponsihle for their eff
fleets, and who regard only the pecuniafy consideration.
The general health Of the community is quite as good as
usual, at this season Of the year.
w. c ~THOMPSON,0
J. :. HARRISON tBOdrd Of Health.
d FUNKH0USER,O
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A ROGUE CAUGHT.-A specimen Of roguery has
Just been brought to light, in this vicinity, which de-
velopes one of the deepest laid plans Of villaiay which
has come 10 our knowledge in some time. The facts
are as follows, as near as we can ascertain from the
various rumors which are afoat. A short time since
Dir. Howe, living. we believe, in Noble County, sold
his farm to a man by the name of Smith, taking his
pay in u. S Land Warrants. Previous to making
out the deed, Smith sold the land 10 DIR. Goodell, and
had Mr.. Howe deed the land directly to him. A few
days after this transaction, a person named WILDER
called upon Mr.. Howe and purchased the Land War
rants, (Which are undoubtedly counterfeii,) paying
him S730 in counterfeit bills. mostly los on the Bank
of Sarkett's Harbor. On Monday last Mr.. Howe
came to this place, and a warrant for the apprehen-
sion of WILDER was Immediately issued by Esquire
De Puy, and placed in the hands of Mr.. Hunter, who
succeeded in arresting the rascal in a short time.
Upon searching him, Cos dollars in counterfeit money
was found in his possession, ne1rly all los on the
Saekett's HarbOr Bank. The engraving Of he bills
is very coarse, and we should think they were not
very well calculated to deceive. If. as we suppose,
the Land Wrrranis are also counterfeit, il will be best
for our citizens to be on their guard, as there is prob
ably more Of them IN circulation.
WILDER underwent an examination before Esquire
DePUy yesterday morning, and was admitted TO bail
in The sum If $500. We hope justice may be done
IN this instance. and the rascal meet with his just de-
ser~s.-LaGrange Wing.
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Martin q WhitcIey's
- A ~

"A CERTAIN CURE FOR FEVER and -aGUE.
In cur Summer and Fall months many sections OF our country are
Frustrated by this disease. IL has been our particular study TO find out
some remedy TO stop this truly dreadful scourge. and think by Ibis sci
enIifC compound we have Effected this great desdefafum. u : also
the hest remedy to he had ia ~ cases Of Dyspepsia, II the directions
10 the pamphlet which Is annnnd each bottle are properly observed.
Readlh tbs following certificate:
P0wHATTENF FACTORY, near Baltimore,
April 9th, ISss.
.Nessrs Martin g. ~Jfhiteey:
Gentenen-lt is with sincere pleasure am able to give my evil
dence in favor OF your VI liable " National Tonic" Having heen
troubled for nearly iour years with the Ague and Fever, I tried almost
every thing heard Of, but nothing seemed to give me any permanent
relief, until a few months ago, purchased from one Of your agents
(Messas Jos. Shane & Co. 4 bottle OF your Tonic, and after giving 1
a fair trial, | am 10 my great satisfaction certainly cured, and have no
HESITATION in recommending IL a all persons afflicted with ague and
fever as the best remedy known.
JOSEPH GLATFELTER.
For sale by WIN. H~ANNANANs Druggist, sole agent for Indian
tpOis. Stem
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Letter from Gen. Scott on The Annexa-
ton of Canada.

We find the following letter from the hero of Lun-
dy's Lane, in the Philadelphia News:
WEST PoINr, June %. 1919.
Ny Dear Sir: The news from the Parliament OF
Great Britain, this morning, must, | thiuk, increase
the discomfort Of our ~neighbors on the other side OF
the 81. Lawrence and the Lakes not a little aud that
those discOntents viii in a few years, lead 10 a sepa-
ration of the Canadas, New Brunswick. &C., from
the mother country, seems equally probable.
Will those Provinces form themselves into nm indie
pendent nation, or seek a connexion wSh our Union!
l think the probability is greatly in favor of the lat
ter. In my judgment the interests of both sides
would be much promoted by annexatiOn-the several
Provinces coming into the Union on equal terms with
our present thirty states. The free navigation Of the
st. Lawrence is already of immense Importance to
perhaps a third OF our present population, and would
be Of great value to the remainder. After annexa-
ton, two Revenue Cutters, below Quebec, would give
US a better security against smuggling than $4,000
custom house employees, strung along the line that
separates us from the British Possessions on our con-
tinent. 1 am well acquainted with that line, and
know a great deal of the interests and character OF
the Proyincials. Though opposed to Incorporating
with US any district densely peOpled with the Next
can race. | should be most happy to fraternlze with
our northern and northeastern neighbOrs-
What may be the views of the Executive govern
meDt on the subject | know absolutely nothing; but ]
think 1 cannot err in saying that two-tlirds of our
people would rejoice al the Incorporation, and the
other third soon perceive It's benefits.
OF course, | am opposed to any underhand meas
ures, on our part, in favor of the measure, or any
other act of bad faith towards Great Britain. Her
good will, in my view of the matter, is only second
10 that of the Provincials themselves, and that the
former would soon follow the atter-considering the
present temper and condition Of hrisendom-caanot
be doubted.
The foregoing views I have long been in the habit
of expressing in conversation, l give them 10 you for
what they may be worth. Faithfully yours,
WINFIELD ScoTT.
Well done for Gen. Scott! He knocks all the old
federal whig theories of 'to) much territory to the
winds. and comes down among the "progresslves"
like a patriot should, and extends, at one bound, our
territory to the North Pole, and as far into that as
Symmes' theory will hold good. The rampant Brit
ish tories in Canada will make very good wings, but
we are assured by a Canadian that they will be voted
down. two to one, BY their opponents, whenever the
right IF suffrage Is extended by admission. So, hurra
for annexatOn.-Ohi Statesman.
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u LdiBeSt COMPANY IN the Grid, VIII exhibit
at Indianapolis, on MONDAY, JULY 30lh, for
one day onlV.
Admission 25 cents-No half price for children.
Doors open al . O'Clock. Performance to commence at 81 o.,
clock, p NJ, and u o'clock in the evening.
The proprietoTs o this well known popular Company, have
spared no pains or expense in pre- curing all the first talent in both
Europe and America, who will appear in their wonderful scenic
Acts, Gymnasnc Feats, Bottle Tricks, Globe and Barrel Exer-
ciseS, Yaulting, 10th single and double Leaping. Equilibinms.
Iumollng, Pyr1mldical Devices, Posturing, Comic Singing, Dan.
eng, Comic Burlettss, Interludes, Farces, P~Tominades, CavaL
cades, Masquerades, &c.
The Grand ~ARMAMAXA, or Imperial Chariot, drawn by 30
elegant horses, and driven by the champion Reinsman or Lion
WHIP, Henry Lacy, will make its appearance in town at IOt
O'Clock, A. NJ, containing the New York Knckerbocker Brsss
Band, led by Mr.. Thomas G. Canhsm. who will perform all the
most fashionable and modem airs Of the day.
The four European Stars. termed the Necromancers, or Bottle
Magicians, being the Originals in their Novel Performances-all
others who may attempt these feats are complete humbugs. as
these fonr persons are the genuine Magicians, and were engaged
by this Establishment in Europe, expressly for this country. The
names OF The above Artists are Lavater Lee, G. Lee, Eugene Lee
and Theodore Lee.
Also attached to this troupe will be found J. j. Nalhans, the cele.
brated ] 2. }, 4, and 8 horse equestrian J.. Gossin, the clown of all
clowns, his equal never yet found or known the world over. Mr..
Mel Jamlson the great BdnjoEt, and deineator Of Negro character.
Robert White, the genuemanly Riding Master. EN-. Dickinson, the
very funny Comic Singer. Madame Woods, the very beautiful female
equestrian. Mr.. E. Woods, the personator of the wild Indian Ct the
desert, and other very Interesting scenes. Washington Chambers,
bnted for his Roman acts on two horses, Lofty somerssts, &c. b..
Mallory, the comic posturer and dancer. Antonio Pastor. ground and
lofty lumber. Frank Pastor, the pet Of the circle, and indispensable
n his brilliant principle act on a single horse, aud styled the greatest
wonder Of his age. Also, Master William Pasiol, elegant in his most
extraordinary exercises, Sc.
For further par tculaTs see Bills at Hotels, &c.
nrThs company viii exhibit at Noblesvine the 2sth and at Shell
byvile the 3lst of July.
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SNEREEF,s GAAEa.

SRHFEkEhE |N SANk1s
I'D Y virtue of a writ Of execution to rae directed from the clerks
EH Office of the Marion Circuit Court, viii expose to public
sale, on the lith day Of July, 1919, at the Court House door
in the city of Indianapolis, in the county of Marion, and State OF
Indiana, within the hours prescribed by law, the rents and pro-
fits for seven years, of the following real estate, to-wt:
Sixty acres of land in the southeast corner Of the northeast
quarter OF section twenty-four, (2D IN township numbered fifteen
O5) north, OF range two ~ east, included in the following toun-
daries, to-Ni.: beginning at the southeast corner Of said quar-
ter section thence running north on the east lie OF said section
so rods to a stake thence west lao rods 10 a stake thence soath
so rods 10 a stake and thence east to the place of begnnlng. stu
ate in said county OF Marion.
Ard on failure to realize the full amount Of said judgment interest
and costs, I will at the same time and place, expose the fee simple
Of said real estate. Taken as the property of Abram Il. Giles,
ct the suit Of Sarah A. Giles.
CHARLES C. CAMPBELL,
53wis June I6. Sheriff Marion County.
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ARNER SMITH,S

~ ABNER SMITHS
~ and Eating Saloon.
On Ddarare Street, South Of The Court House, Indianapolis, Hndiena.
fENHE subscriber would respectfully inform his fienas and the pub
IL lie that he has made extensive additions to his establishment,
rendering it The most complete and desirable in the city. The Restau-
rant Will at all times be supplied with The choicest fare that the city
can afford in a style 10 suit the most hsudious epcufe.
Also can accommopafe a number of day boarders without lodging.
Also POULTRY bought for the southern market for rash,
February i, 1873. 76n ABNER SMITH.
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DIR. u. "a.

EEAvING formed a partnership with p. H. J9.HEsON, grad
n Z uaie of the jefferson VI edcal College Of Philadelphia, would
respectfully Inform the citizens OF Indianapolis and vicinity, that they
will devote their tuihe time end energies 70 the various duties Of the
profession, and hope to receive a liberal share Of pui he patronage.
Office on Meridian street, three doors south of the Baptist Church, at
the residence Of Dr. Sanders.
DR.. jameson takes pleasure in naming the following medical gen.
uemen as references: T.. Dunlap, ~. u J. l.. Moiheishead, n. d.;
Charles Parry, II. D. and iohn :. BOb3s, II d. l0I6m
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Co.un,iSSioner, s,tc Of RcnI Estate.

COhhHfAS>IOGcfS safe Oh E6cit I-Stsatc'
EPf virtue OF a final decree OF the Snprrme Court OF The state OF
- Indiana, rendered in a case on appeal from the Marion circuit
couT. wherein James Smith was appellant, and Enoch G Hanna and
others were a7pellees, will expose TO public sale to the highest ard
est bidder ON the ilth day OF August next. between the hours Of 10
o'c@ck, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock, p NJ, at the COuit House door IN the
CRY Of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, the fee simple ct the
following descni ed real estate situate and lying in lhe said county IL
Marion. that Is To say, forty acres eff the nJuh end of the west half OF
The northwest quarter of section No. %, township No. Is north, OF
range NO. , east, and the west half OF the southwest quarter OF sec
ton No -, township No. Is nor D, of nnee ? east, containing in The
whole 100 acres, more or less, except the fitoN ing part thereof, tOwit;
four ACRES, bsgit ming "a The northwest corner of the west half Of the
southwest quarter OF section No 10, running thence south With the
section line Is rods. thence east 40 rods, thence north 10 rods. thence
west TO the place OF beginnings which premises viii be sold HpnnI the
following Terms aud cnndinons That is Ia say-the purchaser 10 pay of
and satisfy a mOrgage TO the State on part of said land, dated on ths
18Th day 0f March, l544. for SIS with Interest from Isl January, le47,
at per cent, to run I'LL lst January, le52, and also TO pay in cash on
The day 0f sale the sum of SS37 04 and The fees of the commissioner
out os the purchase money, and for the balnce six, twelve and eigl-
teen honths will be given, la equal payments, notes without relief and
bearing interest from date and freehold security being given. ] osSes-
sion 70 he given 10 the purchaser on the lst day of March next, 3 GER
tfcate for a deed viii be executed, enuhing the purchaser 70 a deed
when The purchase money shall be paid.
JAMES JOHNSON, Commissioner.
July ;. 1910. I3tAugII 1876