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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
The best Female .Ifedcine knocn. This Ertr0ct Of
YelOw Dock and SarsapOriia positive, speedy ana
permanent cure for all complaints incident TO

FEMALES
mild properties peculiarly applicable
upon Iucipet Consumption
Leucorroea Whites Irregular Mrstrusion ncontnu
sssude
the female frame and and huoyancy
induces recommend this medicine people
who have been blessed with offspring
PretdPsus Utest, az Fdfthg o. the W0nab, 81 fire
wars' standing, cured By DR.. Guyso.'s Extract If
Yeilo0 Dock and SacSdpariHa, after erery oLher
knoun remedy had 6eeil~tried tritioHt rSiief.
WAsHIxGros, o. Feb, 1859
This cert that my wife, ICED twenty years, has
suffering complaint i've years Nearly Of
time confined bed instantly
poyed medical procured
Of the country, without benefit whatever have also
chased instrument recommended for the OF such da
ses, all OF which proved worthless.
In the spring Of s4s was induces by friends to try Dr. Guy
sos Yellow Dock aud sarsapara which used for four
months After she he'd used for about four weeks evident
ed rapidly and g0ed flesh and strength until the disease
trey removed and she enjoying most excellent health
being neighbors of Julia Monfort know
above as TO the Mrs MonfOr and as 20 the
be strictly true. JANE EDDY.
SARAH POWERS
GREAT CURE OF CONSUMTION.
HAMILTON, Jan. 2, 1919.
BTsSErr-Dear Sir-The great derived
your Yellow Dock sarsaparia
ing for 1wo years from general DEBILITY which finally temnsted
in consumption given up by my friends and physicians,
your having according
tons am entirely well would therefore, earnestly
mend unequaed compound to the afflicted who desire
powerful, pleasant and safe remedy
unless put up large square boe
quart the Syrup blown the ga with written
signature s. F. Bennett the outde wrapper Price 81 bot
Is sold by j. D. PARK corner of Fourth and Walnut SITS Gin
cnna o. General Agent for the South and West to whom all
orders must be addressed
Madison; p s. GREGORY Terre Haue; + e SURE, Madi.
7s-3m. Feb. q.
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AN ACT 90 auhoze township appoint super
soIs in certain cases in Warm county.
SECTION l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the
STATE Of Indiana. That the township of the
townships of the county Of Warren aud state of Indiana
are prohibited from assessing tax for any purpose whatever
SEC 2 That when vacancy shall in the office
OF sup~Ivsnr If road district of the townships
sand county by death otherwise it shall be lawful for
said township Trustees TO Gil said By appointing
qualified prison 10 ill said vacancy who shall qualify m
other cases
SEC That all laws and parts Of coming con-
met win this ac shall be- End the same are hereby repealed
SEC 4 This act shall be in force from and after pas
sage.
CIV. CARR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January 81, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
AN ACT prohibit the sale Of intoxicating drinks in Blue
River inwnship. Johnson county.
SEcTIcr Be enacted by the General assembly Of the
State # Indiana, That hereafter shall lawful for
any person or persons, directly indirectly to sell barter
spurious liquors. wine OF strong beer by less ousntty
than thirty gallons within the limits Of Blue River
Ship IN Johnson county except for medical socsmena
purposes.
SEC @ Any person persons violating the provisions oil
this act for every such violation upon thereof
the proper circuit court being
such violation by the aav Of any person. before any
lice Of the of said township and by such justice
jury upon iIia thereof found guilty shall be fined in any
sum not less han twenty, mole than twenty-five dollars
SEC Justices Of the 10 said township shall ha
concurrent jurisdiction with the circuit court in all
arising under this subject the provision Of
titled sn act TO extend the jurisdiction Of justices Of
peace 10 certain criminal csse approved February 10TH
s4s Provided thst il the defendant elect he may
eognized TO The johnson circuit court, with trial ap-
peal from the judgment OF such justice according the pro-
visions OF the sixth and twenty sections # the fifty fifth
chapter article first, of the revised of lS43
Sec T. All laws conflicting with this act, far Blue
River township in the county Of Johnson the Of In
diana Is concerned, are hereby repealed.
SEC. g. This effect aud be in free from and
after It's publication.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
JAEMS H. LANE,
President Of The Senate.
Approved January 81, 1850.
JOSEPH A WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
DEPOT BUILDINGS An INDIANAPO-

proposals will be received the Office Of the Indian
- apoIs and Beefontaine Rail Road Company until the first
OF March for preparing the Foundations ercctng
walls and covering the Depot building indianapolis to he built
OF brick 200 feet CO. with side building the
by the first Of August and be completed by the first
day of December Plans specifications and
be he office OF the Engineer of the
Persons who have subscribed steriss the location Of The
notified have them the ground the first
who have subscribed labor will
TO that time and having subscribed money
required half that and the balance
first Of December. o. n. SMITH, Priest
January 2oth, 1880. 753w l. & B. R. r. Co.
Journal and Locomotive COPY weeks bill Office of
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no STOCKHOLDERS

IN the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad Company.
NOTICE hereby given that required Of the sok
holders in the aforesaid Railroad Company,
this stock before the 2h Of March at the Of
per every months The Stockholders OF Marion
w. w Wright OF Indianapolis Once Meridian
street. noTh of Washington JOHN BURKE, President.
W.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
TO COUNTY OFFICERS.
S.4HUEL DELZELL q CO., BOOK BINDERS
AND BLINK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
EndianRpDliS. IudiaNa.

ESPECTFULLY that they Teceived direct
Ia from the Eastern Cities large and superior stock Of paper Of
Blank Book Manufaces and having avail
ID themselves Of all the modern Improvements in their line OF
manufacture short notice. and reasonable
description Blank Books used by Bank County,
Corporation officers. They respectfully solicit cBnuanee OF the
patronage hitherto generously bestowed feeling assured
all executed BY them will prove Satisfactory They also
repaired Tax Duplicates, style superior 10
heretofore made in this city, Orders solicited.
6L6mn. SAMUEL DELZELL & 10.
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QUART BOTTLES.

GREAr AND INFORMANT CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
" CheeaI CombisGon the Vegetable RngSom TO TPst
Gease DR GUYsorTb EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK AND SAAA
CURES
Consumption scrofua Erypels, rheumatism, Gout Liver
Complains Spinal Affections syphilis Dropsy Asthma
Piles Scurvy, Affections the Bladder and Kidneys eeurm
Diseases Corrupt Humors Rush OF blood TO the head ever ana
Ague Female Complaints General Debility Dyspepsia loss ri
Appetite. Headsr. Colds, costivenes Gravel Night swests
Coc Organic Affections Paptsion Of the Heart Bes Pans
in the Side Chest Bark,
II in oil diseases arising from impure state oil inc
blood or irreguiaI action OF the
AlLwse deposited plants
the cureof
disease Vegetable Kingdom OF as
we'll instinct of animals. for aniidoes pain
The scientific valuable plants
IN nature, entirely free from dererious and enervsng mineral
substances expcls disease the system. imPars
ST. ength and vigor in corresponding drgrer
CERTIFICATES
An Extraordinary Case Of ScrofuIO Erysipeas and
Ulcers cured by the sole of Doctor Guysotfs Com
Pound Syrup, YelOp Dock and SarsaparihG
BsooKLrS Nov. nth, le4s
Dr. for the great
benefit have derived from your valuable Syrup
have been troubled very sore which made
It's appearance In. did pay much attention to at
nothing that generally
finally until
spread the back part head applied he
attended me all purpose had tried everything that could
concluded knew that the Dock Of
the valuable articles in world the blood bought
Syrup commenced using from the OF bot
tie could great change my system.
perfectly clease and free from all impurities There not
question hut ht newly discovered Compound far superior
Sasapsria syrup sold. This certificate is at
disposal publish like and refer
shall them all the
case &c. Iremain your obedicnt servant,
GEORGE G. JOHNSON ll3 Market street.
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PETER A. WHITE 81 CO.,
NO. 81, MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers tn

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
RE receiving opening large and well selected stock Of
"A Spring Dry will receiving nd
diions ihe throughout the which buyers requested o.
Part OF OF this following:
Boys and Mes' and large q Prints and
Gnghams Of description and price, Nous De nes, Apacas
and Bomlazines Beached Sinng and Dngs Apron cbeck,
and cored Camrcs; Brown Holland Padding Sees,
Sesias, Vestngs Shaw Silk GiDghan
eh Black Italian Fancy coored Plain and figured
Jacones aud Cambcs Bishop and Linen Lawns and Bobes
laees Foongs Edgngs fn fine White Goods
Hosiery and Gloves description Notions of all kinds such
Frnge Combs B1Ons aud sunder; together with Fannels
Lnsey Fanne Brown Sheengs, and Shngs; Brown
md
whch examine purchasing
resident purchaser East mgoTng many Of goods
with Eastern prices, and willing
Duplicate Eastern bills, adding transportation
Cincinnati, Feb. IL. 6O-2In W.
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FORTUNE FOR GIO, or G5.
Britannia Sporting Portrait Club.


Britannia Sporting Portrait Club.
O1ices, George Stirred. Plymouth, England
FENHE Managers beg acqant their Patrons that the
n DISTRIBUTION OF PORTRAITS OF RACE
HORSES, will comprise those entered for the forthcoming
GRAND NATIONAL DERBY RACE.
The Naber of Shares 20 be limited 900 each Class
FIRST CLASS MEMBER $40. SECOND CLASS DITTO e.
Early application the shares
subscribing than One Share has the chance Of
gaining equal number OF Bonuses Those Members who draw
will presented with the following Sums
OF Class Bonuses. End Glass ditto.
Winner, First Horse, f2o010 flOOOO
Serond Horse, 10000 5000
Third Horse, S.GUO fDb
ngStS
Nom 3OoO
There 900 Bonuses Class that being he Number Of
Horses oI the Race The Drawing will be conducted
principles those which characterized
the late ST. Leger and other proceedings
Full Particulars Of the result will be sent TO absent Members
indefinitely after decision each may know his position
Subscribers Registered and scrip forN a6dd receipt OF Re-
Bills Exchange Drsir, Bank Notes &c. Addressed
and made Pay able to the Mana sing Directors
w. JAMES ~ Co.
Fre per cent Commission 10 be Drducted the pre-
SSntati0H Of Bonuses.
Il March
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

VToUR respectfully called 10 large lot
n Gold silver Watches Iewery. sPecacis
Lard Lamps and other notions, suitable for families
do better than present Of these hne and
Wives, Daughters Sweetheart
yourselves Watch, these goods VIII be sold
y reduced prices call and see ~ we cant sell we VIII give
away. store opposite Browning's Hotel.
| Jar I'd 1850 est W. ". TALBOT
UUsT received History Of william ths cs,qsersr
I'D cob Abbott sf-y HOOD NOBLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
state Of Indiana, Boone County, IS.

State Of Indiana, Boone County, IS.
IL BooSE CrRcuIr COURT APRIL In HEAR
LORD THOUSAND EIeHr HUNDRED FIFrr.
Martha Alloway US. Alien Aloway
Petition for Dirorce.
d. mhered that this day of January, 1850 the
- said Martha Anoay by Angle and Dougherty solicitors
flied the office the Circuit petition
the entitled and also affidavit OF per-
Therefore, the said Allen Aoway def is hereby notified ofhe
filing and tendency Of said Petition against him ia said Court
that unless he appear the said be held
Lebanon in said the Sd Monday April. 1885,
and plead to said petition the will be heard and
determined in his absence.
Attest avs. LEVI LANE. Clerk.
THE INDIANA GAZETTEER.
THIS excellent work just from the press for sale at the State
Sentinel Office. Price 81 so per copy. Call early. 9The
edition was large. but nearly ali subscribed for ST
State Of 1ndi;iu:l, III sucOck County.
Is THE HANsocK CIscuir CoURr. MARCH TENN, 1850.
jeremiah Il. Draper Martha Draper,
For Dir0ree.
U9E remembered that this 10Th day Of February A. 1850
Id the jeremiah Draper by walpole and Rutherford his
Attorneys my against the
Msrh Draper.
Martha Draper hereby notified
the
she appear before Of said
holden House, Grven6eld
Monday March and plead
TO saio Bill, the will be taken confessed.
waipole K Rutherford, Soils. for Conn iainant.
WILLIAM SEBASTIAN, Clerk II. c c.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

BNER POPE having taken his JoEPH p PoPE into part
nernip he known under the style of Pope takes
this notify the friends of the establishment that they
still hand good DRY GOODS,
HardVare aud shoe Findings the old stand all Of hh
be sold at reasonable prices
ALSO-On hand large and well selected assortment of pure
and genuine
TINIC .MEDICIWES BOOKS, &c,
which be sold Under
rangemeDt they respectfully solicit Of public patronage
feeling assured that will be made satisfactory.
ABNER POPE,
Indianapolis Feb. Is 1850. 3mosw&sw JOSEPH p. POPE
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CIDER VINEGAR !


THE eopartnershp heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the sly lie OF A Pope Son. is this dissolved
mutual consent The accounts Of the late will be settled
either and the Of the firm used for that purpose.
ABNER POPE,
January 81, 1850. 6o-3mos w&sw EDWARD S. POPE.
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SICILY GRAPES.

Nd Indian Frui IN good order, lately received by
"A Feb.s 1850. 77y. HORN & JOHNSON.
<yoNsrANsE LINDSAY the pvgr..s &c Error; Just
~ essed BY Sly hoop NobLts
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indianapolis, January lst 1850. 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28

PIesldent OF The Senate.
Approved January 81, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
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TREAr AND IMPORTANT CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
" Chemical Continuation YegstG6ie Ringdom 10 TsPs
deos Ds GUYsoTT EXTRACT yellow Dock AsD sAHsAPA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-28
VaIuabIe Farm aud Tavern stand TO,

I'VE take this method Of informing all Persons sgsn whom
wv Of 10 mouths standing
they paid within the 10 days. they will be left
the proper officers for coeftion you want to save costs
polls. Jan. 30 1850. 18TH H. j. II. HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.

For Senatorial Delegate. A. F. MORRISON
{ JAMES JOHNSON,
For Rep. Delegates, ]. p. CHAPMAN,
LEVI l.. TODD.
{ BENZ. MORGAN,
For REPRESENTATIVES, ! MADISON WEBB,
WIN. ROBSON.
For Sheriff, CHARLES G. CAMPBELL.
For Treasurer, JOHN M. TALBOT.
For auditor, ISAAC w. HUNTER.
For Probate Judge, ADAM WRIGHT.
For Co. COm'r., MATTHEW r. HUNTER.
For Coroner, PETER F. NEWLAND.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

INDIANAPOLIS, April %.
EDITORS SENTINEL tin late number OF your paper,
noticed editorial article charging COL Praiher Of Jen
nDgs county with having the last session Of the Legs
aure ordered the door keeper to take t. his room, two
Of paper box OF WATERS bunch OF quilts, sand
box &C. In this charge you do COL Psther Injustice
He gave such ORDER did he get any other
tiouery than the amount laid the table Of all the
bers. There member. however, who did give
der for the articles which you charge against COL Paher
but they taken 10 his
In justice TO COL Prahe hope you will give the above
place 10 your columns. w. H. b. DOUGLASS.
LIST asst door keeper to the last House Of Reps.
In reference to the foregoing. have only to say,
that did not ''cbarge Mr.. Prather,' stated.
The charge, however made against him, by
members and others, during the last sessionerrone-
ously, it would seem from this statement of the
Asst door keeper. We have disposition to treat
Mr. P. unjustly, (though he has right to ask any
favor from us) and therefore publish the above.
We thus render good for evil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

FATAL AccIDENr.-On Sunday last, Mr.. John Nc
Coy. carpenter of this city. while walking upon
the oiss in the third story Of the unfinished Mason
ic Hall building stepped upon which was defect
i've, which gave way, and he fell through the hatch
way Of the second floor on to the first floor killing
him almost instantly. A co-oner's jury was called
and verdict rendered in accordance with the facts
The deceased leaves sick mud helpless wife and two
little boys to mourn his untimely death. We were
glad meet with subscription paper for their ben
eft on Monday. This is right; push on the gooi
work.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

MURDER.-A man named Hiram Morehouse living
few miles from this city. and respectfully connected
in this county, arrested on Monday last, charged
with the murder Of his son, lad about ten years old.
The boy appeared to have been beaten to death by
withe or club A coroners jury so decided, rs we
learn. Morehouse is in Jail. As related to This
seems to be of great atroci,y, though we deem
il improper to make any statement of facts CT cir
cumstances in advance Of legal investigation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

MISERY IN New YoRK.-Tbe New Ycrx Sun
states that six boys, in state of great restitution,
were found hudded together in Ice box, on Tues
day night, 18th utmo. and were taken to the station
They stated that their parents were dead and that
they had no home nor any means Ct providing food
shelter. The eldest not than twelve
years old This is but out Of the many cases of
misery and restitution which exists in that great
city, with all its benevolent and charitable nsii,u-
tions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

OF The following was originally intended for an
other paper. and not for the State Sentinel. We
publish it at the request of the writer though do
not desire to be encountered with articles of this kind
Mr.. Editor-In peusng your paper, find article
the signature Of Faithful partly devoted visiting the
Sabbath and particularly TO inform the citizens OF In
diana polls Tor Sodom. he would have that there 10
found righteous Lot within its sin polluted congregation
Now sympahize very much with this monopolizng self
righteous and would suggest the propreiy Of hav
ing his changed from thut Of Faithful to Pharisee
There is shade Of difference, however, between the Pha
and neghbor Faithful While the Phasee tenacious
about the seventh day, neghbor Faithful very conscen-
tious about The FIRST day. And il the Bible Of Divine
thouy the Pharsee has the preference for nowhere within
the lids Of that book is there found command to refrain
from visiting physical labor the first day. Faithful in
his sabscs article said that he an humble pretender
claims" What claims Of holding communion
with his God" Now would take the liberty to say TO
Mr. Faithful that in opinion professions, long pharsai
cal payers and Sabbath keeping will not make the good
chtan landing make the Sunday christian
We hope however that neighbor Sodomes will take
warning from righteous Lot he fain would style himse
aud longer his righteous soul with their unwecome
Sunday visits. SOD0M.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

The Worcester Palladium, in speaking of Mr..
Webster's late speech, says:
'What we complain Of in Mr.. Webster, is, that
in jumping upon the Nicholson Platform be jumped
too high, and too far, to the risk of going
quite overland without respectful consideration
Of its previous occupants.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTION FOR THE BLrSD.-The
number of pupils this institution on the LIST Of jan
uary last eghty-fve. OF these are supported by
tie State Of Pennsy vania forty five; New Jersey sx
Maryln nd five Delaware one BY relatives or friends
six by funds Of the institution twenty-one.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

ORANGE CoUNTY.-Democratic nominations For
Delegate, William Holiday for Representative.
John w. Rice; for Treasurer, VIM. H. Rigney for
Sheriff, David F. Porter for Recorder. Josiah Halle
wood for Co. Commissioner, Peter B. Monical; for
County Surveyor. Thee. StackI,ouse; for Coroner,
Gabriel Busick.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

GA writer in the Brookville American, wing
of course, proposes "a new qualification for voters,
to be inserted in the constitution" $50 to re-
quire. in addition to present qualifications for voters.
that after, say 1860. all persons coming of age or
otherwise becoming voters, should be able to read
and write the English language" He thinks that
ten years would be plenty of time to enable all naiu-
rallied citizens to learn to write well as speak
English. This would be giving liter allure consider
able advantage over practical knowledge. If a man
could spell and write baker. after graduating from
district school, and that the whole sum of his
knowledge he would have decided advantage over
any man, Of ever much experience and practical
knowledge, who could not read and write in some
ever small degree. The proposition is fanciful,
and cannot be sustained by sound reason.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

P. NJ. Kent, ESQ.,, senior editor Of the New Albany
Ledger. met with quite painful accident the 9Th
inst. by being thrown from his buggy His breast
struck rail, aud the wheels of the vehicle passed
his body, bruisng him severely, but not danger
ously. t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

SHELBY CouNrY.-Democras:s nominations For
Senatorial Delegate, James Van Benhdsep; for Rep.
Delegate, Thomas A. Hendricks; for Representa-
tive, George w. Brown; for Sheriff, William Wood;
for Treasurer. Alex. Miller; for Auditor, John III.
Stewart; for Co. Com'r, James F. Rule.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-25

The FoRREsr CA.E.-Dr. Rich. who is dentist,
denies having visited Mrs. Forrest at night in her
bed chamber, except 10 draw tooth for her, and
never except when attended by some of her female
friends.