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Coffee, Sag0r Gc. O0 Rags Rio coffee ~~ Java do;
 Pepper;
 Ginger Root;
 Bbls Tanners Oil;
 Crushed Sugar;
 Powdered do;
 Box refined loaf do;
 " Lemon syrup;
 " Black Tea:
 Chest imperial do;
 100 Lbs cotton yarn, Received and for sale by
 WM F. WAIT GUNDRlES-30 kegs pure, No. I White Lead; lO 10 kegs Nails; z6 boxes Window Glass, ass d s>s i0, to IA 2o; 26 boxes Star Candles; bhls Lard Coil; do. Linceed Oil boxes Missouri gold leaf obaeco; 800 lbs. Cotton Yarn; 1 bale Cotton Batts; Is sets Wagon Boxes; 20o0 ghs. Bar Iron; bar Soap; Wooden Buckets, Ae,, received and for sale by dec26 VIM B. WATT CUGAR AND COFFEE hh,ls prilne Brown tC SUG.fR; 70 bags choice k,o COFFEE, is- ceiveti per fenAy~is, aid .ot sale by Jaae F W E WAIT
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Furniture.

FuEmhtaaFcs ETNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the A citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business. at his new stand on East Main st., near y opposite the Presbyterian church. and is pFepar- ed to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.AX
 s4ND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Cotiins made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse is prepared to at tend to buials, in the city country, the most reasonable terms. WM. ANNEARf Feb. I7, I8l7. 23-,
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KEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY

AND RINTERs' DEPOT.
 No. l7, CanHI St. RO'c, opposite ths Custom House IT II. GREEN respectfully announces to Prin- 1As iers and Publishers that he is constantly manufacturing. and has on hand, an extensive as sort'nent of TYPE, of every desenpiion, and every article Ieaaiaie for the printing business.
 The subscriber is siso agent for the sale of MA PIER. SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES. also, tor PR0UTS PRINTING INK. (of ali colors,) with George F. Nesbitt's celebrated pre- minm WOOD LETTER, which he will furnish in any quantities at the shortest notice aprl0 sl Sm
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p.te. fer yearly Advertising

f2 10
 All standing advertisements VIII Dc ehsfFed al '9o 6,s, p,eutloped rates, unless contract bc made 6en Left for insertion; and must be paid for in a@' vance. n No ope.son will be announced for any office, either city, State, or county, without the advance pay rn@nt of five dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise ments. and payment required ln advance.
 No ,ob will hereafter be delivered to any Pefso" with whom we have no regniar dealings, u7ln P@'" fer,
 All advertisements must be marked with the sun ber of insertions desired, otherwise they wA "S continued satil forbid, and charged accordingly T. Ne variation w i'll be made from the above fslts Single nuInbcr ef the paper, l2}s cents
 All letters must L. P9St bstd, oT they sai a0' ~ cSlYe say NiAeaiNH
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N@NMmw-wy-.

VIE subscriber, agent for H. Haberman ,.f, A continue the formers business at his old s,a,i on Maiaoncar MarkhamEsreet, and keep constant. Y on hand tnli and wsH Has-orted stock or Crpre. fles, Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Hardware Castings, &c, &c, all ofwhich will be sold low sor c..L IT. highest market prices win C. paid fer eoun,., s,o. duce' as beef hides, petr:es, bceswax, &c.
 jnnl l9 JofIN Kp ATFsr
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From Napoleon and Mouth of Arkansas Ri- yer to Little K ock, Van Buren, Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson.

EEHIIE light draaght steamers W LILLIAN ARM N STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE will run regularly between the above ports for the veyance of freight and passengers-the Wm. Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and Tharsddys at 9 o'clock, A. M.-Retarning will leave Little Rock on sante days The Santa Fe wilt connect with these boats at Little Rock making re- gular weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Barea and Fort Smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippeTs may rely npon this be- ing permanent arrangement, and that their freghts will be conveyed through with certainty and de- spatch and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up fer the accommodation of passeng&s.
 A. HAYS & Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 Nj. GREENWOOD k Co., Ag'ts, N. o. Dec. 13, IS47. IA
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WHITE LEAD, OIL. &e.

WHITE LEAD, OIL. &e. IUST REC'D, PER STEAMER CASHIER, J inc following. among numerous other articles: 50 kegs pure White Lead;
 10 do. No. |, do.
 bhls. Linseed Oil; bbs. Lard Oil;
 l do. Putty; do. Cider Vinegar; 10 boxes Star Candles; 70 half boxes, dol 60 quarter boxes, do.; 50 boxes Wiatow Glass. assorted sizes; I00a lbs. Cotton Yarn,
 lS kegs Nails and Spikes; 2s Grindstones; 50 bbis Ohio Sapeifas FLOUR; Japan varnish, Hams, Brown Soap, Starch, Al. eoAoi. stoae Jugs. Wire Selves, sc, kc., all oT which will De soid very iow. May n. 8A VIM. E. WAIT
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DLoUGHs.-s6 No. l. Halls Improved Peacock; l3 No.2 i"
 No. 3, l2 No. |, Halls Valley, with cast points;
 NO,2 Received and for sale, at reduced rates, by janl6 VIM. B. WATT.
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SPRING HATS.

. " ItINu HHINs
 T0HN D. ADAMS has just received, per steamer J Philip Pennywit. and now opening. al the stand formerly occupied by Charles RapIey, Beaver Mole- skin Sik, Conay. Russia, Leghorn, double and single and Palm Leaf HA cS. of all qualities. sizes and prices May i
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EL0UR, FLOUR--ll bbls. super6ne Flour; N 9 sacks extra snperine. do., just received iiom Van Baren, and for sale low for Cash. by
 feb2D A. J. HUTT.
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 Sable Skinains ia Siberia.--A returned traveller from the north tells me of curious mode they have in Siberia of procuring the skin of the sable. Their fur Is in the greatest perfection ia the depth of winter. al which time the hunter proceeds to the forest, armed with pitcher of water and some car rion meat. He deposits the bait at the foot, and climbs io the top of . high tree. As soon as the animal, attracted by the scent. arrives. the H,an drops some water tho tail and It becomes frozen to tAe ground.-oa which, dsscend- ing from hts elevation with incredible rspidty, his pusaer. with sharp knife, cuts him traverseiy on the face The sable, from the excess of pain takes an exiraordaary spring forward. runs of, aad lhis tail being fast to the gyOund) out of his skin of course leaving 1t a prey to the huAler. Upon ex- pressing sight doubt E to he probability of this mode Of skinniBg the animals, my friend assured that hs never could have believed 1t had he no, freqaeatiy beheld Ii himseif-(st. Petersburg Jour.
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NEW GOODS.
mmA mW WmD~ A nR m.c.

" M A W1 D W~ A MR M.So MILL, x cut and hand-saws; cottoa and woel MI cards; and coffee mills; stocks and dies, horse nails; coach wrenehes steelyards; iron mo. knives hooks and hinges; brass iop dogs, files iron braces; butts; wrapping paper, &c.
 Received and for sale by
 ian20 VIM. R. WAIT
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EDIRI.ES.

EDlBLES. e Ao4D Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soups and Bouii.
 l0O fresh Peas.
 100 !" Lobsters.
 60 !" Terrapins. .-.- Also, fresh Salmons, Clans, Milk, Mackerel, boiled veal. &e., &e dramatically sealed in tin cans purchased and received direct from the celebrated houses Of Wm. Underwood & Co.,. of Boston, and E. Wright, of Baltimore, warranted and for sale by janSv W. P. OFFICER.
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Arkansas River Packet.

h TIE sPlendid new steamer PkiIip
 PcHnywit, RssBeaity. master, viii nzzzssxzz leave New Eleans log the AskAnsas river the 9th inst, and will during lhe sea. soE from New Orleans to Little Rock, Van Bnrsn, Fort Smith, and Fort Gibson, touching at all the intermediate landings s61
 For freight or passage. having superior accom- modatioas, apply on board. oT to
 feb20:sm T, D. MERRICK & Go. Agents.
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HOi every one that wants Furniture: M Cheap, without credit, and for Cash,
 s. S. SANGER, who has inst returned from Cincinnati with large and well selected assortment of fine and plain EUJWWT Ha
 CONSISTING IN FART OF sIDEBOARDs, BUREAUS. SOFAS, DIvANs, Common and Mahogany Spring Seat Chairs: rggs3 "A BLES. BEDSTEADS, MATTHIAS
 SESs atIda variety ol other articles, which 5 will be sold low for Cash.
 The CABINET BUSINESS will be continued as heretofore, and complete assortment of the best Eastern made furniture, and also of his own man. utscturc, kept constantly hand. All orders fll- cd with heatness. eheap6ess, and despatch. The undersigned hopes to continue to receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him.
 $. $ SANGER. FaueFals will be attended to in proper manner, al the shortest notice.
 Liaie Rock, Jsiy 24, I64s 46-ly
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SGg9EsN,

Segas'S. zE00 HAVANA-"Regaiia,''" ,''"La India, tOOO and "La Roza" brauds-for sale by
 dec3D VIM B. WAIT
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CALT.--s0o sacks COARSE SIETfor sale by - May I5. T. D, MERRICK X Ca
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.s O. The Sultan of Turkey is progressing h the schsnss of improvement that he has adopted. He has planned system of railroads. undertaken . system If primary instruction, and Is encouraging alss, the cultivation of the Tarkis, language aad ipphars. hg every means. aad especially by etisr- lag psIzes fes the beat tsasaiions of the standard wosks iii ancient and modern literature
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T Cssck Q Yoaag .4m5iion.-A capital story Is told Of young aspirant for his,ronle honoss, who made his first and last appearance the aigh,. There WIS vocal impeachment he could not over come--hs was troubled with the same complaint as Andrew Jackson Alien; and his ds and n's. b's and ms, were ali he same 10 him. fat as pronuncis- tioa went. He selected the character ,oT young Nervai gss his dabut--when be appeared besore . weI filed house. and reached the test piece he thus deli vered fhe text. Af+ s'a Vi H'&
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uO! every one that wants Furniture: M Cheap, without credit, and for Cash,
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NE GOODS.

TUsT RECEIVED, per steamer Ccsica Rls=f. eb inIl as~mtmeni sf Dry Goods, GFueeFiess HARDWARE, CUTLERY. QOEENSWARE, the following: s H
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"Stcp stop :" cried wag in the pit, rising and deliberately checking hisn in his speech; "stop bIow your dsss. Dyrai.'
 The house was thrown into eonvulsions, and ths yeaag gentleman was immediately put to bed | vas positively his last appearance on any stage
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
CIN(rINNA ,ET OHIO

fHNHE n
ID the first Monday ia November
il the 18th day of March following preliminary
the Monday October,
FACULTY=
P GATcHELL NJ D., Special General and Pathological
Anatomy.
j. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Physiology and Institutes
cine.
T. v MORROW Nh. Theory and Practice Of Meirne
Pathology.
- ROSA, VI D.. Principles and Practice Homeopathy.
B. J.. HILL NJ. D., obstetrics and Surgery.
L. E. JONES, NJ. Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Med
cai Botany.
}. y sTALLo. A. NJ, Chemistry, Pharmacy
isprudence.
WOOSTER BEACH, NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor Of Clinical
Medicine.
J. MlLOT, ~ d.. Demonsrstor of Anatomy.
Aggregate cost of all the tickets $40.
will full
dent attend be for his grau
Maculaion S. Demonstraors ticket So Library
Sal boarding may had in good per
Candidates graduation in addition the pre- iminsIy
study full legally
Medical Colegeiheis Of with
full reputable
asking ormaoa be addressed post psie
TO the undersigned.
The College
Court and Plum streets.
all banks which the student
sides will lie received In payment of fees.
r. v MORROW, NJ. D..
aolv TCfa lines. .7ug l. Of he Faculty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

CENTRE LODGE Room, No. 23.2
INDIANAPOLIS, SErr. 9Th, A. ID lS49-A. L. 5S49
The brethren being convened consequence Of the death
Of Bother JOSEPH SrRErcHER,a member of this Lodge,
committee appointed draft resolutions suitable TO the
occasion; which COMM tee reported the following:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Almighty Ruler and Aeh-
tsc Of the Universe. Grand Master in Heaven 10 his
wisdom, from midst worthy and beloved
brother, JosrPH 1. STRErcHER be it
Resolved That humble alteration to hi, sublime
decree.
Resolved This, it becoming nd proper in US to bear our
testimonies to the Of the departed aud endeavor by
every within reach, initiate them their purity
that may be prepared when called upon for that spru
al building that house made with hands eternal in the
heavens.
Resolved That deceased has left void in society diff
heu to be filed and which may be regarded public
lamy. His integrity his benevolence all mankind
and especially his friendship POOR his untiing indus
Try, and in short his character in all which constitutes the
well calculated inspire that and respect
which he enjoyed in eminent degree and which
lOss to be more pOignanIly felt.
ResOred That the Brethren Of this Lodge and the faer
nifty generally, eondOle sincerely with bic beeavcd widow
aud her young orphans; and that viii pray him who
promised be 'Falher the faheess and viii
ows Cod TO sanetify this affecting dispensans their
spiritual and eternal good. and he will "temper
wind 10 the shOrn lamb"
Resolved. That respect for deceased brother the
members Of the Lodge the usual badge Of mourning for
the Of thirty days and that the Lodge be clothed in
mourning for the length of time.
Resolved, That copy Of the foregoing resolutions be
spread upon the minutes aesied copy the widow
OF the deceased and the Masonic Review OF Cucin-
natl for publication.
Resolved That III isLOdgo will attend the funeral Of the
ceased aud that all Brethren the city be invited
participate in the solemn ceremonies accordance with
established usage Of our Ancient aud bIuved order.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
Notice..

The Synod Of indinna (Old School will meet at The
First Presbyterian Church in this city, Thursday Of
the present month, (20th instantly O'clock r. NJ
which hour the session will be opened by sermon by
Rev. J. N. Candee
The anniversary exercises will be held follows:
Anniversary on Foreign Missions, Friday evening, at
o'clock.
On Religious Education, Saturday evening, at
o'clock.
On Domestic Missions, Sabbath afternoon, at o'clock.
On each Of these occasions addresses will be delivered
Some returned Missionaries will be in attendance, and
take part in the exercises IL is expected that these
will be occasions Of lively and profitable interest.
Members of the other churches in the city, and the
public generally, are invited to attend.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI Sept. IL, Is49.
Flour and Grain-The Flour market exhibited no new
feature to-day, though If anything it doIIer with
downward tendency. The only sales heard of
small lots of 80 brIs each So 80 So so. Ia Grain
there is no change. New Wheat brings 80 Csc; Rye
60 62c and Barley so q 55c.
PrOrisions-A sale to-day Of 5000 kegs Lard private
terms. Folhing iranspred in Pork or Bacon.
Hhiskey-A good demand to-day and a further decline
IN prices L.. Sales of as AZ 90 30 and 81 brls from
river, and So and q DO from. railroad 19ic and 40 do
from wagon nj 10 5-Sc.
GrOcsTies-suIes Of 20 bhds prime Sugar at ca and
I5 do good fair do at &c cash aud % bags fair Coffee
ct: cash.
1obaceo-Oi manufactured 20 boxes common IL lump
Kentucky sold Al &c, and 81 do common H. lump Ken
tncky at e1e. or Leaf there .ai-s from Hall *
Cos. Tobsceo Warehouse Of q bhds tIasb at 81 do
seconds at die; do do Mt dc; do do at4 As aud
DO refused at 2tc-Gazefte.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
safe Of school LANDS i'm Hamilton
County. EnlialII.

Office hereby given that the undersigned county auditor
~ and school Hamilton county, Indiana,
order of the board of county commissioners
made session thereof owi june A. d. 1919; and IN
accordance the such made and provided
tober A D. 1872 the Court House door IN
hours clock A. ~ and four O'clock p NJ OF said day.
expose sale public auction the several lots and parcels OF
land comprising number sixteen. (i6) township
number eighteen s north of number three @ east and
also parcels Of land comprising school section number
SIXTEEN no in township number twenty t20 north, OF range
5 divided and set apart by the proper tr
township plat OF which said sections divided
wi re exhibited on the day Of sale.
Such will the day aforesaid and necessary
day. within the hours, until
completed TIE said lands will I've sold the following
fourth Of the purchase to be paid In hand and
The residue for IN adv snce and the resi-
due such ale with like interest
On failure such annual instament OF
interest becomes DUE the said contract shall be
forfeited and lands shall Immediately revert to said congres
township and will be forthwith sold the terms above
specified BY order Of the said Board Jane session Is49
NJ. MALLERY, 5. Comr. n. c.
Attest LEVI FARLEY, Auditor Hamilton County.
a.. o. All
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
MARRIED.

At Connersgile. Ind, ON the llth inst, by Rev. Mr..
Pean, Jonathan c. APplegnte, Editor of the Delphi
Qnd., Times, to Miss Cuiharne Roysier Of Fayette
county.
We had the pleasure of taking Brother APplegute
by the hand, his return to Delphi. HEALTH long
life, and happiness. to him and his
In Fort Wayne, Indiana, on Tuesday evening, Sept.
4th by the Rev. j. G.. RIHELDoFFER, WARREN HASTINGS
WITHEEs. Esq, Editor Of the "For, Wayne Times, -
to Miss MARTHA RUDIsrLL, eldes; daughter of Capt.
HENRY RUDIsrLL, all Of that place.
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Execufnr,s Nnficc.

NJ Office hereby gwen that Tuesday the 18th day OF sep
aud cha belonging the estate OF
deceased,
consisting horses car, sheep hogs and twohoe wagon aud
gearing wheat the stack In the field hay household urJi
and farming utensils set Of Cooper TOOLS one oookg
with VIII be sold by the undersigned,
residence the deceased in franklin
township said county of twelve mouths will be given
will be required with suf
eien security made payable win relief from valuation or APP
prasement laws. BENJAMIN MORGAN, Executor.
Auc 3Ist Evil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
MEDICAL COLLEGES OF OHIO.

SESSION. FOR lS49-50.
will the first Monday
in November and continue four months uncer the following
arrangement
John Locke, NJ. d.. Prof OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
John P. NJ D. Prof Of Matea Medica and Theapeu
H. NJ Lawson D. Prof of Physiology and General Pathology
NJ b. Wright NJ D.. Prof of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
Children.
Drake, D. PIoG Of Special Pathology and Practice
Medicine.
George w BayIess NJ d., Prof nf Descriptive Anatomy.
X. ID. hiussey. VI. d., Prof at Surgery.
John showeI, NJ. d. Prof. OF Surgical Anetoy and joint Pro-
fessDro Surgery.
John Davis, n. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Sloi GaciBao8
DissecIing $40; Graduation fee SIS; Hospital
ticket SIS
fhe anatomical will he opened for diseecoDs early
period Detnuustrator OF Anatomy
will be delivered the Commercial Hospital
throughout s session. by the following Prof
Medicine Professors Drake and Harrison; Surgery, by Pro
The facilities Tor clinical
n no surpassed sehoo ~ the United States.
BoRD including light aud fuel be Ubaned at from 81 10 50
per week.
Further information be obtained BY addressing the Dean
l.. NJ IL
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The state of Indiana. Supreme Court.

Tuesday, the fth, A. d. 1919.
ia Err0rt 10 Sutherland Circuit Court.
Thomas Mccormick James H. Mcclure ieiy Mcclure, James
W. Mcclure, Julia Mcclure, and Walter Armstrong.
pnf by his counsel,
satisfaction of the Court thai James H. Mcuc Hey
Mcclure W. Mcare, aud Julia Mcclure, above named de-
said defendants lie and appear this
at Monday November
plaintiffs filed herein, they will he proceed
And further ordered that Of
published the Indiana State Sentinel for three weeks
successfully.
29-3w Attest III. L. COBURN, c s. e.
] w M. q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

Notice is hereby given all holders of Cetihcaies OF Ca
nal Lands he purchase money Of which by The original
contract due previous this mc that BY the prov-
Of the 18th section Of to provide for the Funded
Debt Of the Of Indiana and for the completion OF the
Wabash and Erie Canal TO Granville approved January H.
Of of the principal il extended hve
years provided the interest is paid annually in advance
All persons DESTROYS Of the extension OF the time Tor the
payment Of the principal will comply strictly with the law
default being made in the payment of the interest
required by law payment will be required Of both principal
and interest CHARLES BUTLERl
TIOS. II. BLAKE. STTusfees.
AUSTIN NJ. PUErT,J
7 W Wp,eur Clerk 2S-4w
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MEDICAL.
American MISREPRESENTATION Col
tcGe.
CINCINNATT OHIO
CLNCnNATL, OHIO.
-. -

ClNCLNAA1Is OIiO.
FACULTY:
A. CURTIS NJ D., Prof Theory and Practice OF Medcineek
j. CoURTNEY.M. D. Prof Obstetrics, tickets $40
L. u. sTocKw ELL NJ. D., Prof Anstony and Physiology
trkets $40.
LKosr NJ. D. Prof Principles OF and Pharmacy
tickets $40.
BROWN NJ D. Prot rotany Maies Medica-iekeis $40.
L. NJ. PARRIIT. NJ D., Prof Chemistry-siokeis SO
s.. THROWN, Dean
Winter Session,
OF l6s9, will Nontsy Of November and
continue sixteen w. eks The tickets So NsteG
pals cash. acceptable property. Those who wish ere
dit will be charged 500 their well secuei
One hundred dollars cash i'll advance viii certAeate
e Will enie the purchaser his 20
Of lectures he may need for graduation Or will ene the
subscribers share in the College Ground ami baciugs
This j. the Oldest Phys edai Coli IL United
States Us has Teen most nau IRON gern pia ea
genial soil and Osered by the ks aud faithful culva
the people aud reared its rncc
and pride OF its students snh other tenec sreut
science II has stained altitude Of knowledge AID use
funess that cheers the hea friends 81 Truth and phan
thTopy The Of medical fsst gAte s
and still hersS-g ms1i atiou
boldly in advance Of all in the sdvOeey Of sH
mild and ef1cacIouS therapeutic ageats.
It's fsculty hhofs of all that humanity
for its Vhy mental development This SCI
is its presiding deiys Its Professors
thoroughly mbued with the liberal
Of disease the buren OF their Ia cFshe prize o heir
Iacethe axis Of their actions The handspring thin
ments They have cleared The Augesl NaeT Ne lea o. tn
Old School OF its mischief violence and poisons and left on The
meet the invisible enemy Of the sick With these they
dsrse and invite the world their potency Tie Fac
ulty combine the qualities of conservatism and hold high
minded inquiry, and the and allied friends OF invesa
4 and Enn
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stnIe of Indiann, Mnrion county.
In THE MaROs CoCRT OF CoMmos PLEAS JAS rrRx 1880
GlrD


Eliza Sanders rs. John Sanders.
Ed known that the 18th September
Id Eliza Sanders fled in the the clerk OF the Marion
Court OF Common Pleas her petition Sanders
for divorce with affidavit thereto of
witness that said John Sanders resident Of the Of
Indiana.
Therefore. The said Sanders defendant in the above
case hereby notified Of the filing and tendency said petition
IN SID eon against him and that unless he said
the railing OF the the thereof
the Court House In Indianapolis ID
1880 answer plead petition the same will
be heard ABSENCE
Attest, A. A. HAMMOND, ofhco clerk o said Court
BY RICHARD N. NEwcoxB, Deputy.
Warois and Rutherford, sols for petitioner.
Serts mi L.. aIa