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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-29

THE SUsoUEHANNA COUNTY BANK.-The commu-
nifty at Monlrose who have been swndled by the
failure of the Susquehanna Bank, do not take their
loss kindly but rather eYnce disposition TO resort
to the code Lynch for redress. As il
known the bank had failed, committee of citizens
was appointed 10 investigate its affairs, and the al
legged frauds charged against the cashier, t. p. St.
John. This committee reported that the bank had in
circulation notes amounting to upwards of 500 1000,
whereas the said cashier bad given the positive
assurances that the whole amount in circulation was
only $4,000, and that every dollar should be re-
deemed within two weeks. The committee say that
there never a more stupendous fraud committed
in the whole history of bank swindlIng. All the
available funds found in the bank under twenty
five dollars. The cashier odgrd in Jail, and eff
6gies of him and his uncle, the banks agent, were
hung at the Jail door. mob escorted the former to
Jail, blowing upon TIN horns aud drumming upon tin
pans. That night the bank sign torn off and
nailed to the jail Such is thu indignant feeling of
the people, that neither the public authorities the
sheriff attempted to take down either the efhgies
sign-Pa. Ledger.
The State Bank ut Norris N j., was managed by
the same Wall street clique, and as is capital stock
was paid in by Susquehanna county bank notes, the
failure OF both concerns were of course simultaneous.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has the following, the
same subject
AS the proprieiors of the Phoenix Bank of this city
have denied any participation in the circulation of
these bills in the West, should like TO have cate
gorcal answers to the following questions
Did you did You not offer to loan to a merchant
Of Madison, Ia. $4,000 on very favorable terms,
provided he would take il in Susquehanna money
Did you did you not send agent from this
city, into the country, beautifully furnished with Sus-
quehanna money, purchase whatever he could with
it!
Did not that agent succeed IN purchasing lot of
wool with said money, the proceeds of the sale OF
which was collected by yourselves
Was not certain gentleman in Lafayette in close
correspondence with your bank. and was not that
gentleman active agent in distributing Susque-
hanna money throughout Northern Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-29

A STRIKING REsEMBLANcE.-While sitting in the
ST. Charles Hotel, Troy, one day last week, hard
looking subject, A" about three sheets in the wind"
entered and called for brandy and water and being
refused, seated himself and after few moments ST.
lent meditation. exclamed:-"We my lot is hard
one but have thing to console me. it bears
striking resemblance TO that of Pres:den. Taylor"
On being asked in what The resemblance consisted he
said Il havn't got a friend enemy on earth,
neither has the old General."-Sanay Hill Herald
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-29

To hs General Assembly Of the State Of indiana:
The undersigned stock holders Genital Plank Road,
would respectfully ak for amendments the Act 10 in
corporate the Central Plank Road Company, in the follow
ing PARTICULARS Frt-to strike out all Of the PrOviso TO
section 49, OF said Seeond-sirke much Of
iion 80, requires the company finish the portion Of
said that through the counties of Hendricks and
Putnam. within limited time. Thmd-repea much Of
section 3d. provides for the special application Of stock
subscribed by Stockholders east Of indianapolis.
The Proviso in IS, the FIRST amendment asked spee
es that the track o said road shall be less than 10 feet
wide. Experience the certain guide in such matters, has
fully established the fact that single track OF plank with
tack Of from II feet, The road being properly
graded f0m Is to 20 feet in width, and ditchng 10
make the drainage Of the grade complete is undoubtedly
sufficient The New York, Ohio and Michigan Plank
Roads made with single track Of Plank, and are
regarded altogether equal the business upon them.
This important feature the construction Of such roads
the Central Plank Road
The second amendment, which relates to forfeiture of
period has operated jnausy in the subscription Of
stock in said road-bu few comparatively willing 10
hazard their money in which carries its
face the appearance Of loss the contributors; and
queny this obstacle has materially retarded the operations
Of the Company.
The amendments Of vital importance 10 the piosecu
ton of this great wokwihuut them the Plank Road
be made-wiih them hazard nothing in saying that
from 20 so miles of road will be made within the coming
year.
The undersigned ask simply to be permitted 10 make suci
road has been found amply sufficient in the great Sta
Of New York. where the matter has been fully tested
where the transportation OF agricultural products in the
of improvement far greater than in State
And annot entertain the belief that Legislature viii
withhold lis assent TO measure oil much Importance
and which will operate benefciay upon the interest OF
large portion of the State and particularly Of The farmers
to the construction Of first rate road through Oh,
centre Of the State in the place OF highway termed"N
iiOnal Road" which for months in each year. almos
impossible.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

CORNER OF GRAND AND CENTRE STREETS,
ID ROTHERS PERKINS, GRATEFUL FOR THE VERY
ID liberal patronage already extended to them and which
has exceeded their sangune antcpaon beg leave to
gay that their -
PRIVATE SUPER ROOMS
the reception of Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen,
now, for the first time, complete.
They confident Of their ability to please the most ass
having assured them that their saloon is not exceed
in London Paris for CoNvENIENCE, Tor EXTENT,
DECORATION
the of its and for its prompt and polite
attendance. lts
LARDER,
has always every edible of the New York markets. and in
addition daily contributions Of uxuries by all the
steamers the tropical regions and from Europe Their
VAULTS AND STORE ROOMS
are supplied with the choicest brands of
WINES LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
selected directly by Importation and their
charges will be found reasonable restaurant Of its
character in this city or elsewhere mhN
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
DR coNvER.s INvIcoRArINe CORDIAL, roR cE.

i \ X. CONVERTS JNVIGORATING CORDIAL, FOR GE-
- nial Debility, Impotency Incontnenee, or rNocturnal
considered the only remedy those sad derange
of body and mind caused by early ndcreet secret
habits Of youth nordnate indulgence of the passions in
ripper Thefoowing of the effects of this vio
tration dyspepsia in the head and dmness
vson weakness Of the back lower extremitie
tency premature and total decay vty weakness Of
and for mental application detection aversion
middle aged may learn why they declining
in heathwhy they become pale sunken and
why they losing their youthful appearance and vigor
This nvoratng and renovatng cordial has restored
Of who have gnorantly injured themselves by self
pollution N B. mpounds OF dock and other
nostrums have effect in these the fiction and
which often appears in wonderful little books
this subject Of any to the patient. Young man. you
would avoid the burning with caustic, bssern pills. and
powders &c., which usually prescribed purpose
without bndrance from business at
home travelingand be restored N Ii. Those nvolun
tary urna emissions which hsrrassng and de-
sructy and productive of much mischief to the
ton will be speedily removed by this cordial. Mark this
cordial contains opium, mercury other mineral
offensive substance to njure the patient Each
bottle of the genuine has Dr. Convcrs Invigoratn2 Cor
dial blown the glass Price 81 bottles three bottles for
S5; $40 the half Dozen dozcn important to
the married and single with ample directions accompanying
each bottle. Sold Wholesale and retail by j. o. FAY No 16
Fulton street. clamp store) Sun Buildings New York; and
by Dr. CONVERS at his office, 55 Third between
10th lth Streets New York. n b. Personsn country
have the Cordial letter
to them by addressing above. NoccMarried persons
whose conga relations have been and those
contemplating marriage conscious of physical inability from
named above may confidently consult Dr. Convers
medicine, the speedy removal of such disability will bs
safely orwarded to the writer's address. ms 1t
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
SHIR rs
MADE TO ORDER CUT ny MEASURE, AND WARRANTED TO
MRS. f.. G. BEMAN,

Clinton Hal Ig Nassau stTset tTsa New YORK
THO BE REMOVED ON THE 1sr OF MAY NEXT, TO
No. Astor House, Broadway corner Of Vesey streets
Richardson and Owdens Saddler Fentons and other Family
Linens and York Mills Muslin, always for sale Mrs. B.
the inventor and only Of the celebrated
BEMAN COLLAR
Stitched Bosoms best and assortment offered
for United States Bosoms Embroidered Corded,
Rum Be- of more than fifty different patterns For Scam
stress Work Shirts Mrs Beman is paying the highest
prices paid by any Shirt Establishment in the world
For Linens Mrs. B. pays as high as three dollars yard
prices rarely paid by the royal exroya families in
Europe. For Shirts she charges from Two to Sixteen Dollars
piece The most expensive generally Wedding Shirts
No Gentleman in the world it is said rich and hand
Shirts the gentlemen of New York. At six to twelve
hours notice. Mrs. b. will at time Shirts to ORDER
by and warranted to M Several hundreds best
stichers constantly employed.
AS references Mrs Beman point with confidence and
pride her Order Book in which the original autographs
of between two and three thousand regular
whom the Of Presidents and Presidents of Re-
pubcs Amb assadors at and from Foreign Cour Senator's
and Members of Congress- Governors and Consuls General
Officers Of the Army and Navy Editors Poets Orators Mer
chants Lawyers Doctors and gentlemen of distinction in
every grade Of Military Naval DIPLOMATIC and Civil
Life. mhl3 LIT law
The New York herald., 1849-05-28

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE sURRo-
gate of the County Of New York notice Is hereby given
TO all persons having claims against Simeon yandervcer
late OF tho city Of New York. deceased TO present the
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber his No b5
West Broadway In the city of New YORK. before the
twelfth day November next Dated New York the fourth
day Of May, lsiD.
ms 2ct Law, CORNELIUS YANDERYEER, Administrator.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

GUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY or NEW YORK -
- Calvin l.. Cole against William J. Korr-Summons for
demand contract.-To William Kerr. Sjr-you
hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action
and serve OF your answer city Of
York. within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
Of tho day Of such service and II fail answer the
plant aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment for the
sum OF four hundred and fifty dollars with interest from the
nst day OF Nay one thousand eight hundred and forty nine
besides the costs Of this action Dated May 2, 1Sl9
THOMAS WARNER, Plaintiff q A ttorncy.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
HOTELS, &c.
F H f NCH'S HOTEL,

F r + N G HIS ii o T Il l.,
On the Of Frankfort street City Hall square, oppo
site the City Hall and Park Fountain.
WAS BUILT AND OPENED Bv THE SUBSCRIBER,
w May lst l9 who trusts that for
comfort and economy it cannot be in the world
1t contains than any other Hotel this Cont
nent only all Of which warmed gratis They
all fitted with marble washstands which
Piled with Croton through silver cocks There
Is but bed in the halls and water closets
in the immediate vicinity Of mercantile business and the
principal places of and offers to
prices will be sufficiently moderate suit portion of the
travelling public There Barbers shop and extensive
Of Bath connected Herewith The Hotel will be
on the European plan Of lodging and meals
Porers will be during the night to admit odgers and also
call them ut any time they desire and will
m154t law r. FRENCH
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
FOk THE PILES.

DR. GPHAM' ELE CTU.dRY,
Internal Remedy is certain for the Piles sthex
"A internal exernal-bleeding blind Sold Wholesale
and retail only In this city at the oce original propr
itor, A. UPHAM, M d.. regular educated physician Of
twenty years experience confined TO Office where Piles
Office, 6 Bowery four doors above Spring street fico
hours from A. M to 9 T. NJ Advice gratis, nh2O l3ts
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
HOTEL TELEGRAPH.
W N TACK SnN

Ar No. 1922 WILLIAM STREET, New YoRK,
MI ANUFACTURES HIS PATENT TANNUNCIATOR, OR
l Hotel Telegraph for the of Hotels Steamships and
private dwellings He also RESPECTFULLY begs to inform the
public that he will execute all ORDERS and prosecute all in
frngements of his Patent with despatch Orders for
chnes fitting them addressed to the UNDER
apl7 26t* I. d. JACKSON.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
MEDICAL, NOTICE


STRANGERS AND CITIZESS AFFLICTED WITH ANY
~ form or variety Of syphc mercuria other disease,
or Mho have heen only half cured by quacks had better
fuIly peruse the following letter -
Or; Coopnn5sr: Last July contracted CO. lin pri-
vate disease and Immediately applied to doctor who
missed to cure me In week. 4 continued win him two
months, but was gradually getting worsc r7sd one after
another- the advertising doetors-and eoh one pro-
missed positively to cure at leng discovered the
object OF these men was money and thst they we're not
doctors Kept under Of eight weeks
throat and liberated pains In Joints and
my body covered with ulcers. complete skecton
doctors considered dangerous to give
and advised Southern climate. left the hospital and by
advice Of several friends placed myself under your
first Of January last. am WELL aud restored perfect
health 1 wish this published. THOMAS GREEN,
Carpexter and joiner Harlem New York.
Dr. Cooper warrants TO cure matter long
standing Of elect, Structure, and Seminal Weakness
mild private maades curod in S hours without in
erfcrng with the patients habits. Dr. Coopers Office
Duane street. two doors from Chatham street. my2S
DRJoHNsoN, 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWS
~ In tho treatment OF delicate discasehe
ation for skill in thoge half cured have
omincnt Constitutional weakness brought
BY secret habit ehectuay cured Recent oases u
four days. my2s It's
MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE ST..
may be consulted on the treatment Of certi aeicaS
diseases practice OF sixteen devoted the
ment Of delicate diseases enables O. oure worst
form OF this disease Recent ourod In three day Ne
mercury useu' my25Ns
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
White Eliza
Whitney Mary
Wright Nancy

Young Lovetta l.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

NOR SALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF DARK BROWN
Horses years old, very spirited and showy,
in the city, the property of private gen.
vate warranted sound and kind Address box lO
post office. ms IT.
OFFICES AND LOFTS TO LET.
TWO LARGE OFFICES, AND TWO HANDSOME
Lofts eighty eight feet deep and ceed to let in the
nre proof store, No 20 Cliff street. John st. Apply to
mhl3 l4t* X. S. STENTON, AZ John street, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
MURRAY'S FLUID CAMPHOR.

PREPARED UNDER THE IMMEDIATE suPERiNTESDENcE OF
DIsCovERER JAMES MURRAY
TTNHIS RESTORATIVE is ONE OF THE MOST VALUA-
Bile remedies derived from the vegetable kin gdom, and is
cuary beneficial in the treatment of fcvers
senter bilious and complaints loss Of
petite eruptve Diseases Sickness and in ee etualy
eng the and contortions of spasmoac cholera 1t
invigorates without exciting the circulation rallies tho
spirits the mind the and dposes
sleep those who otherwise would have been restless.
This perfect and elegant fluid free from sprtuous
admxtnre and of the proper strength for Immediate
glass full taken twice day. IL eectual
preventive against cholera other contagious diseases 1t
has been strongly recommended to emgrans to
tries forter of the system against all disorders Incl
dental to change of climate.
The above valuable be at No S3
Broadway of all druggists and wholesale Of the
proprietors agent, HENRY T. CHAPMAN,
II Fulton street, Gold.
B-As mark and precauton please observe that the
directions the bottles this Fluid Champion stamped
with the inventors name, in red ink.
JAMES MURRAY, D., 7. c. D., and Edinburgh.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
SHIRTS ! SHIRTS SHIRTS!

w ciae clean shirt and above ALL good fitting one
You may ask where is such thing to be found Why, at
Reeds 90 Liberty stteet eight doors west of Broadway and
invites all who have had difficulty in getting shirt to suit
need keep the shirt. Remember IS Liberty street
rny5 III. REED
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
MUSICAL.

DIANOS FOR SALE AND TO HIRE, AT BARCLAY
opposite the Asor House, from So 10 sotsvss In
JAMES THOMPSON CO.,
nhg I3t late "allman Randall.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
CLOTFrING. &C,

CLOVEfINCS, &C.
G k00 CHALLENGE-Take notice. that J. b. Neah has
DOOO removed from G6 Gold 81 Ann street. where you
Clothing cleaned Dyed and repaired the shortest
notice, and upon the reasonable terms, by
j. B. NOAH, 81 Ann street.
my2S It's Two doors from William street, New York.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
WE ARE NOW READY WITH LARGE AND ELE-
stock of fashionable Clothing for the Spring and
will be offered such prices shall induce those who may
favor with q call to make their selections.
Our full fifteen cent lower than those of time
houses and for variety and styles stock will ia
vorably with any other in the city. d. & j. DEVLIN,
mo 13t S3 and S5 John street. corner of Nassau.
TO TAILORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, &c.
HENRY KLEMM BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO
the Trade that he has taken lofts No 81 William street.
New York. where he has opened and is daily receiving,
choice selection of Cloths Doeskn Cassmeres Vestngs &c.,
serges Taors Trimmings &cwhich he offers for sale shade
---'- ~ FOR CASH Or APPROVED NOTES.
Country Buyers particularly would do well to examine
his goods where they have the privilege Of selecting from
fresh stock in first hands, &c. HENRY KLEMM,
mhS l3ts No. 81 william Cedar street. New York
CHIRTs! SHIRTS! SHIRTs!-wHEREI IS THE GENT.
- that does not appreciate clean Shirt and above all
fitting You ask where such thing is to be
found? Why, REEDS, 95 Liberty street. eight doors
of Broadway and he invites all who have had difficulty
in getting shirt suit them, to give him call All his
Shirts and warranted to ft Fine Linens
and Musns always for SALE Remember 95 Liberty street
my2 lt* e2sx H. REED.
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
MRS. VAN HOUTEN

WOULD INFORM FRIENDS, THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
HATshe is prepared execute orders for
l. tom made
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, AND COLLARS,
In the latest and most approved patterns and Styles
be desired her Shirt Store and Manufaotory IS
Nassau street.
N BParcuar attention Is called TO her new syle full
bosom Summer Shirts. apl7 st
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
MEDICAL.

CHOLERA, CHOLERA.
TTVHE ONLY REMEDY which can he relied this
disease is DIR Tobias Venetian Lniment Messrs. j.
Wright Co.. New Orleans testify No family should
without it in the house. $500 will be paid in every
that fails to relieve if applied being taken
and storekcepers in this city throughout the Uni
ted States Canadas and West Indies also in San Francisco.
Prise 25 and so cents. my25 Its
The New York herald., 1849-05-28

n UESTIONS FOR PERSONSOF SEDENTARY HABITS.
VDo know that the effect Of stopping is to contract
the cavity containing the lungs relax the chest
and ribs press the diaphram ilsrr1ptng dgeon
of the of le Do know that the
cough consumption spinal complaint debility dyspepsia,
liver disease affection of the heart-death!
AND DO YOU KNOW
that AGATE Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace by expanding
the chest supporting the back keeping the muscles Of the
breast and ribs in natural place. securing the free
diseases and their terrible results Agate number 2
Broadway. my2S4t*
The New York herald., 1849-05-28
800, 900 BOTTLES,
NEARLY OF
DR.. DEWITT G. KELLINGER'S LINIMENT.
Have been sold without


DR.. DEWITT c. KELLINGER'S LINIMENT.
Have been sold without
A MURMUR.
1T IS WARRANTED IN ALL CASES TO ERADICATE
pains every ard heal all of
bruises 1t is put up in large bottles is mild, fragrant and
agreeable. The small quantity required be tnkon,
renders it ten times cheaper thon other
market AS plain and convincing proof Of the above has
caused
SANDS
OF the best and most skfu the fay dowl
all other remedies used by them from 80 years. use
this great remedy all required occasions tho and
cheapest to he whom proud of the honor
Of referring to Hon NJ H. Grinnc Hon. r. +. Carman,
Robert H. Morris, Mr. William l.. Norris Gov. Norris Mr..
James Bathgae In continuation, have Irvings Co.'S
lows Bradhursts, Lorillards Schermerhorns &c. &c. In
short of the elite of New York many other
cities it the existing wonder Of the Among
the worlds brightest most experienced horsemen have
Hiram Woodruff William Wheelan, George Spieer Bro
thers A. Conlln d. Bryant, James Beven Jacob
dyke H. Reid Saml Saue VIM. ID. Sparks, VIM Cowan. NJ
b. any further proof will add that IL IL
used by every principal line the Harlem road and
many other large companies the Bulls Head and by oil the
principal livery and exchange stables throughout the city and
country generaly Te be had always genuine Of NIGER
SOIL BRoTlER, Wholesale Druggists 230 Pearl street
the proprietor who can be at the central depot Fat
hsd at r. NJ Quimbys fancy store, $685. Broadway; tho
Harlem Railroad offices; of Messrs Harmcr, Hnys Co., 3
Pearl street. and of the Wholesale saddors and drugss
together with Wholesale and retail throughout
the city and country 80 cents 81 dozen; $3
per gross at S Cash agencies be had
IN all parts OF the world by advancing onetrd cash et-
ters must be paid. mhN 13t
The New York herald., 1849-05-28

CURE GUARANTIED-PRIvATE MEDICAL AID,
~ to prevent the abuse of mercury. call at the Hnntera
Seventh street, Philadelphia where Dr. Hunters Red Drop,
medicine known to fail in curing the most desperate
Of diseases be obtained The
medicpe is such thaa drives yssge of the disease
from the system in few days, and Is
yenen It will without regard sua
ton, diet hndrance from business Price ST per vial
These the only places where the rely
ting the true article This medicine to the
daily that have been lingering along for months
They report all of lies against it, yet it will live
when they dead The that would the victim
oths disease from using this would throw
q rope to drowning medical book for nothing.