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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

WosrN's 'eHrs-ArruoAcu,ys CoSvKvrioy.-
On the 25d of neat month. convention, styled a
national one, Will De held at Worcester, Mlssa-
chuseits, where the women propose to take steps
to redress grievances. Among the old women en-.
gagged in this remarkable movement, are Lucy
stone, VIM Lloyd Garrison, Abby Kelly Foster.
Cent Smith, Lucrctis Mott, and Wendell pailh3s.
Full political rights are TO be demanded by the
women, and they will address themselves earnest.
ly 10 many reforms, too numerous TO be mentioned
This vill be an interesting convention. and will
create laughter through the whole Of dull Novem
Der.
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xE WARDS.

G100 REwARD.-sroLEy, IRON Tue PASTURE
WV OF VIM. w. kmens in the town Of Riga, TIA.
light Of the 18th inst Of elegant Orange Bag
hNe years old past One u them had
,ne snip en- the nose a.d ,he ether white hair.
were mtetn and half hands high, with switch
ind well matched fer sire and color Also good oe
Double Harness ana Double Democrat Buggy dark eoor
were taf. BY the thieves At the time The above
ward viii lie paid for the conviction Of the thieves
return Of the property sy dollars Tor the recovery
the property VIZ, W nNENS
Riga, Monroe Co.. y. Y, Sept. IL
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
coal.

COAL.
COAL DAILY DIsCHARGING FROM RoATs AT Is IS
y rer ton, warranted 20 be best quality. Prom yard
knE Greenwich, a. per ten. PETER CLINTON.
DED ASH COAL BY THE CARgo-rRoN rms cELr-
~ brated Spohn and Lewis veins of the Belmont Col
hsry, Tor sale oriyt a. TYLER h CO, Philadelphia
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soen Avardea 20 VIM Bahoc for the best Wigs and Tou
The public invited inspect his style for
1850 at BATCH ELORS celebrated Wig Factory wall et
she ssdrcss
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CAUTIoN-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAC-
~ toned not 70 trust or pay account.
FRANCIS hoNTEyERDE. No. Barclay street, NY.
WASHINGTON HOUSE. NO. 10 0BRApIA STREET
w corner of Mercsdsrss. HsvsasThe proprietor
this estsblishmsn; leEs call the attention Of travel
Cuba will ind in this hotel comfort
q home, combined with prompt attention and moderas
charges.
LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS FOR CALIFORNIA,
~ Crbs, Europe Se-Indspossable, as no person
travel In Europe Cuba South America vtheut one
mine for gold Ia California SURE protseen agaia,s
foreign aggression Issued by
J. B. MONIES. 9s Broadway.
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mILLINERy AND DRY eooDs.

L'ALL RELATIONSHIPS. wS. SIMMONS WILL oPE>
Paris Millinery on Tbursday September 9th, inst
her First Premium millinery Est.bshmsst 5t4 Broadwsy
New rort.
M ADAhE y fINiEls, AGENT. fj9 ERoADwA~,
corner o. Grand street. entrance no Grand stress. ~
msnt q Paris fall millinery a..
MApAhE rALHERbE RESPECTFULLY NFoRus
" NE ladies' that she viii fren Paris Millinery on Thar
day 18th stptmtcr at s3 BrosdWhy one der shove IL
Chinese buseup. VS.
SPlENDID s1IEs-JAMEs DECK co BEG LEAVE
70 ss he attention of zoe Lad O. the richest assor
mem SUNS ever bsfere ehered In thc
hrmprs, te,ahtlhet Pow CO Sole Camsieo.s Glsee.
Nnes reh ta ratertt irueades figures rlan BLACK IN
INC trest make Nstersd and pisia irish Torins veivs,s
slenhe psn sa'ins also. Psris rriAco csshmeres ant
aelant fsueh chintr aids, ~. The above. wth a-re
prices, at Wholesale re- all
JAMES BECK CO. IS, Broadway.
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Hair Dye only be procured at tho mandatory, fwAl
street TIE pube should guard agairSt limitations 500
various Diplomat Persons whose hair has assumed BAL
solor ro. the Of the imitation dyes have IL
reeted by calling IS above. Copy the address.
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PUBLICATIONS.

NIoRGAN's EXPOSURE OF rREE xAsoSay trgT
w senuiue werAl price enc dollar Aso We Cisrvoyan
DaViss kevelation.i Tor sale BY JOHN a. NEAgLE h.
Nassau street the eheapet place in the city 70 my booh
" tric san lraIciscn. Sacramento Citr. aaa Renicia
Ter sale BY CHAkLLs NORTON, III Chsmt. rs street.
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A o. OF G. THE MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON
"A. Lodge No A. o. OF O. T. are requested 10 meet q.
Thursday evening the 10th in at o'clock business Of
great Importance will be laid before them BY order
X. L. PRINROSR. VIC.
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Lind! Lind!! Lind!!.-The best Enyrav-

ing Of th. distinguished lady be obtained at The Aner
enn Daguereoyp. Galleries Of the subscribers Pictures in
all styles Of the taken daily Galleries the
Last medal awarded at the late State Fair.
MADE BROTHERS
133 Broadway. opposite the Park Fountain.
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isry NO 2o broadway the best aud
approved establishment in the city, fer Daguerreotypes
Its superiority other OF the kind in tss country
not Questioned by those who capable Of judging be-
tween goos and poor pictures.
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DANCING.

DANcfNG AND wALTZING ACADEaY. p gosAHrr
- sireet-signofs and ssnor Fsrrcro viii rs-errn re-,
school on Saturday. the 18th u October Davs 81 rs.
on hsdnetdsys tni Saturday,, ani Eoniay and Thur,
sAy haipsst three Tor ysuug ladies rassrs Mon
dny ans Thursday EVENING" -
mes. Private soirtss ~ be given as rsnai " A'
DRIYATE DANCING AND WALKING ACADEMY 81
Bond s,rtethf J. H. Soaring will orc Ms seSo,l T
Octcber, ~ usual. Due notice win b
hourt fcr the eAsfts Schools and families attsndsd an
private given a. all tines when uot eesanss
Aprleatena ray p uaie hour durinr ID s.y ~
hing' till ~ o'clock. - he residence above. - W
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The subscribers have received splendid stock of Curtain
materials, Of descrpton-lsce aud muslin curtains
loops taste &c window cornioes and shadesvhch they
offer Wholesale and retail at prices that defy composition.
An. l. X. DAVIES, Upholsterers, 300 Bowery.
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Fall style OF Hats 10 admitted all sdes
elegant yet introduced to the public They light elastic
TO the hesd and tnishtd and trimmed style Of
proaehabe neatness-the beauty OF which will be
lars.
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dsvoes his exclusive attention TO diseases Of the Eye ans
Insertion OF Artificial Eyes, which he has just imported
from Paris Of an improved make and superior quality
They will be supplied inserted reasonable
hours. from A n TO 3o'eloek, p. n.
Physical Trsining.-Dr. Rich respectfully
announces that he ready to receive subscribers
institution in Crosby street door below De-
Rich will give private Instruction Individuals families or
shools esther at HE institution their residences
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first concert the audience Of
lie the Ladies' Of New York
fully informed that they need have attend
ing as Mr. Miller Of Canal street can supply them with
complete assortment Of the derent kinds Of Ladies' Mo-
rocco and Kid sirpers. Ties and Buskins Also, Bla1k
Bro me, Green and light soored Cater Boots in
beautiful style. and sold at moderate prices, at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

We beg leave 10 call the attention OF
builders and others TO the sale Of Building Lst by
THoNY BLEECKHR at auction, this day At IL oeiosk
at the Merchants Exchange. The lots ali
feet title.
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LOST, Sc.


q IN REwARD-LosT-A PACKAGE CONTAINING
ElO Account Bocts and Memorandum Beck. The hndsl
will receive the shove reward On application 10
JAS. y. oLNEY. "a Wall street.
IN KrwARD LOST. IN GOING IRON NO.
CIV Washington place % No ai Ninth street. roid
Rrr with cost ~ trrravsd The Under will please
return the same 70 No ~ DrtAdvsy.
DRACTIET IoSr.-LOST on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
I'D Sept ga at Or Tynrs clurch hair hracelst with
gold stone clasp and paddock. The Under will he literally
street.
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will find three immense led with the rares
styles Of ohildrens clothing viz: 100 doz royal purple
doE royal blue velvet Saehs together with 1000
other garments Of ent rely new styles.
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quirsd this day By real merit Jenny Lind produces pcree
notes BROOKS Of $50 Ful'on street. manufactures perfec
Boots and Caters and whoever will make him
OF four and half notef have pair Of Boots
passed in this city, Is this selling them for songi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
Death of Lafayette Yandcs.

AT regular meeting OF Philoxenian Lodge No. a. l. o.
o. F. Indianapolis, Indiana, Wednesday evening, the
3Oib ut the following preamble and resolutions Of
feed by Bro j. SPANN and unanimously adopted by
Lodge;
WHEREAS, II has seemed good in the sight of an all-we
Providence TO remove from among cherished friend
and BROTHER Past Gland LAFAYETTE YANDEs who died
con umpop at the city Of Havana Cuba the 9th of this
instant. Therefore,
Resolved hat the tidings of the
to US mouTnful tdings; but while for his early
departure from side becomes Us 10 buw with eveTent
humility the will :. Of Him doeth things we'll
Resolved Thai we will cherish the memory OF his good
deeds aud Of his kind and gentlemany demeauor mem
Der of this Lodge. and will ODD Fellows endeavo
uae his zeal and affection or der and generally
shining virtues which greatly endeared him to all
Resolved That we lender our HEARTFELT sympathy 10 his
devoted and oereaved young widow who by this affective
dPensaton deprived Of her and best earthly
aud that shall ever be pleasure is by laws
and customs duty extend TO her all the ympahy and
aid which IT may be IN power TO confer.
Resored That as mark Of respect for deces ed bro
her we will wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days, aoi will clohe the Bible aud charter Of the Lodge
mourning for like space of time.
And on notion said resolutions ordered be spread
at length upon the minutes of the Lodge copy furnished
TO the widow of the deceased brohe their
requested in The city papers. T. n. CASE, Sec'y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
A Card.
To The Public.


As this is the only left open Of expressing
my gratitude to thUse who have been kind through
out my illness avail myself Of this opportunity corrrc,
an erroneous statement made by oue
malice or ignorance but much my injury esiima-
ton OF the public nfOmed this morning by let
ter received om friend am told there Is report
rent in Indianapolis that do tend destroy
and bedding and other effects in my room, where have
been confined for The last weniyfou days with Small
Pox, but that intend TO give the contents of my
Mrs Giihn who attends to aud has been faith
inl nurse TO me throughout my fearful illness.
Now there no Truth m the report whatever but the
contrary intend destroy every thing my clothes
that think will communicate the disease any one
Mr Palmer has already been sufferer my &C
count Tor which extremely sorry feel that this
ment Is due TO the public Mr.. PameIs
as own and again repeat every vesge
ease shall be eadcaed om my room and such precautions
taken that the dseae shall spread fun Their Aud
ciuson wish TO sincere aud heartfelt gratitude
10 Mr. and MIS- Palmer, for their sympathy and un-
emtng kindness Throughout my fearful Illness and but for
the constant attendance which through the
ton oil Mrs Palmer, together with the skul and
close and indefsligabe exeron Of Dr. d.
der the dispensalion of Divine Providence fully
scious am indebted for life, through the skill Of
one and The close aud constant attendance afforded by
the other; and feel that them debt of gratitude
which gratefully acknowledge but feel my made
quacy 10 Ieray. d. w. ASHBRIDGE
Palmer House, January 80, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
LAWS OF INDIANA.
AN ACT to authorize the sale Of the Northern Din
t the Central Canal

AN ACT to authorize the sale Of the Northern Divison Of
the Central Canal
SEcrIoE l. Be it enacted BY the General Assembly If the
STATE Indiana. That the Governor and Auditor Of State
be, and the hereby authorised sale and dis
pose OF all the tight, e interest," claim and demand, which
the State holds IN TO the Northern Division of The Central
Canal situated in the Stale of Indiana. with all The
Governor and Auditor hereby authorised To convey the
to the purchaser behalf Of the State
the State OF Indiana all the right te interest," claim and
demand which The State may hold possess in such canal
Propded hoDerer That neither the Governor Auditor
Of STATE shall be authorised sell said
than twothds Of the fair appraised thereof: Pro-
rded, That the portion Of the canal and appurtenancrs in
the of Morgan shall be aised offered and
sale Of separate and distinct division Of the said
erty.
Sec That the Office Of the Agent Of the Northern D-
vision of the Central Canal be- hereby abolished
that until the and conveyance Of said shall
fected aud peeced the Auditor Of State shall agent
or superintendent over said work, with power employ a
ubagent, whose salary wages shall not exceed The
of wages per diem allowance specified the
approved January 18th, lS46 creating the Office Of agent Of
said canal.
fore selling said canal obtain full and fair valuation there
Of under the appiasement aud oath OF less than
resident eehodes of the county Marion, of whom
shall be qualified engineer and payment may be made In
the bonds Of the State Of Indiana their market at
the date Of sale thereof for cash down the Governor
sale, which terms and day Of notice
made in the State Sentinel and State Journal of less
than sixty days prior To the day Of sale.
SEC. T. This force from and after its passage.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
JAMES III. LANE,
President of the Senate.
Ian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
SOM.

adapted to the Air. E1nigrant's L1meaf')
Respectfully addressed TO Mrs ELLEN wHIrEHILL.
death Of her daughters Nus JOSEPHINE GRAYDON CASE
rv MRs 7. BILLION
kn.w Thy raih i>d,ear, mo her,
Thy hea'i i -ad and i.ne,
Since the ang i OsIe away 10 heaven,
Thy beautiful thine
She bt..S<,m pure aud blight,
That Eulded BY shy siie
But chilling wind carne stealing y,
Aud then the bi5s>On III D.
She.was a Italian, star m,ihcr 49,
rha, made Thy pathway bright,
Till cloud passed DER thy summcI ky.
And stole away rs light
IL sioe away The light from thee
And hid il ~ on high.
Where The tary .wers heveI fade,
And The lovely never die.
This world was far loo cold mlIhcr,
FaT such heart a heIs, l4af
Aud she left II eIe her eyes dmmcd
With sorrows bille tears.
Aud though around thy quiet hearth
She comes and sits by thee.
Her form is far too goliou. now,
For motal eyes 10
Upon thine aching heart mother,
she lays hes radiant brow
But her angel touch is soft and light,
Thou mayst not feel il now
She sings to thee the dear old songs, fr
Thy lips bad taught Der beIe, ~ -- 81
But her voice i all too sweet aud low,
To reach mortal ~
know Thy path is drear, mother,
Thy heart is sad and loue,
Since the angels bore away to heaven,
Thy beautiful, thine own.
But when another link is broke,
In life's mysterious chain,
Thou wilt meet thine angel child above,
And never part again.
Indianapolis February, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
"pp''''' '''' - low JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
An ACT imposing additional duties the Warden an
Superintendent Of the State Prison Buildings

AN ACT imposing additional duties the Warden and
Superintendent Of the State Prison Buildings
SECTION J. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Indiana That shall be aud is hereby made the
duly Of the Warden Of the State Prison that each and
every officer Of said prison takes cath affirmation ot
the faithful and impartial discharge Of his duties as such
and that each convict be he'd with OF the Bible
SEC 2. That The 74h secIin Of chapter "a. Of tn" Re-
ved Statutes Of s43 he, and the heieby amend
require the sheriff other officer whose duty IL
may convey the State Prison. deliver the
to the Warden thereof Instead Of the Keeper, as now
required by law.
SEC That the Superintendent Of the State Prison build
ings and he is hereby authorised and directed to construct
bathing house aud sppaai for the Of the prisoners
and he make examination the necessity Of
suucng for the eec ua removal Of hlh fIom
within the prison walls and rpou thereon, together with
the probable Of the proposed work the meeting
of the GeneiaI Assembly.
SEC This act 10 take eject aud be in force fun and
G. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE, tad
s President Of The Senate.
Approved January 81, 1850.
- 80 JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
NOTICE.

OFFicr INDIANA MuruAL FiRE Insurance COMPANY.
irnsA December 5, 1872
the the OF
"A Indaia Mutual Fire Insurance Company, the Thirteenth Au
nua Meeting held the office Of the Company In Indianapolis on
"Wednesday, December 5, Is49-
Policies hive been issued during the TO the number Of zoo
Insufing property 10 TIE amount OF ga 30 w
The premium which amount TO HiOl9 70
The five per the premium notes sSo sst
The fees for policies Wv w
The vIl- hummer of nce issed since March 90
Covering property o Of S6,9D ~ W
OF which there has been discharged 5s44cssfO W
Leaving at risk November So 1s4e I,462,a7o 90
% 1881 IS = r''''.' 49, INC" '''' sss35s7 IS
OF which has been DISCHARGED the sum Of 3665 40
Leaving In farce November a. Is4e. s9s22 25
The following schedule exhibits the by FIRE estimated
thereon and other liabilities sustained and incurred by The indiana
Mutual Fire Insurance Company October l6S with he rate
O
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
Eclectic Medica, Iustitute.

Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the board oil
trustees Of the Eclectic Medical Institute o Indiana held
at LogansPo July "a s49 the above nsmed
permanently located at Logansport, Cass county indiana
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
January 2S 1850. j. A. TAYLOR Src'y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07
HORN & JOHNSON.

VLTOULD respectfully inform the public that they nov
w enlarged their aud increased their stock whi
supposed surpassed in the city either an qan
quality variety And they sell only for cash they expect
sci at very low prices. ICY HORN JOHNSON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

The DIFFICULTIES OF RksTonIYG A Coon NAME "A
tried in Boston Tuesday for stealing $4,000
from bank counter, and was convicted He made some
remarks the occasion which are of yalne, showing
the peTs that the of person who takes the
first step ia crime and the difficulties he in the
attempt restore his character He stated that be wished
get honest livelihood that his character being
suspected be closely followed by the police. and
his house watched daily He expostuated with the chief
intention but il TO no purpose. He subsequently,
arrested old charges aud all the he had
exhausted feeling counsel and his business entirely
broken up He could get no employment and he watched
an opportunity and snatched the money from the
of the bank. He added:
After has been taken up and exposed, his char
acter is lost II he gels work as mechanic or at any
other honest business his previous misfortune being known
to reaches his employer and he loses
like IN returning to honest employ ment. But am
determined to make effort, if should again have an
opportunity and can say nothing more now than TO throw
my self upon the cemency of the Court"
In reply this address, Judge Bigelow said that the
prisoner had but truly skeched the natural consequence
Of criminal Of life which it evident from his
remarks he bad led. The Court he said, desired
else ceuency when il could be done consistently with the
public interest But the offence committed by the prisoner
very hghhandd and duty required the Court
TO punish it with severity. The prisoner
wife present. and wcpt bitterly when the
announced.
Such The natural consequences Of crime but
heess provision ought 10 be made for convicted
persons by which they may he enabled to return to
honest they desire Casting them of prison
without cent frequently compes them again
criminal practices.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

MORE GRAVE RoBBING DIR Peterman, attached to
the Eclectic Medical College at Syracuse, N. Y,
has been arrested a charge of robbng a grave OF
the body of one Peter Vinton, who died on Sunday
week, and who was attended in bis illness by DIR Pc
terman. After Vintons intcrment, some suspicious
circumstances led to an examination Of the grave,
when it found that the body had been removed
Upon process being taken out by the friends of the de-
ceased descent was made upon The disseciing room
at the College, where the body of Vinion found
together With two others. The former. being fully
identified, was restored to the surviving friends
The other bodies had not been identified on Saturday
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

SHAKsPEARE ImPRovED.---blrCarty of the Paducaf
KY, journal. gets off the following "good 'nn:'
Sanders, Of the Evansville Jou,nal is daily iDfici
ing upon his democratic neighbor-who, by -the-b bye
renegade from the wing pariy-thc sevcrest chas
tsemepts. Lay on Sanders
-Lay on like dirt,
And damnd be he who cries before he is hurt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

FAMILY FLOUR.
FRESH supply stoops first Family Flour, warranted
"A give satisfaction Just received and for sale by
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07

FINE York, and viii be sold
N 25 per cent cheaper than the usual prizes
Feh = 1850 5g-y HORN & JOHNSON.
undersigned for sale at eastern cost sa
ewoohP and warranted
strument AM In perfect tone SO H. ). " =. hohN.
N AIELNEsOo yards small figured Deaines from l2l to
II cent?. day received So H. J. 4 D. q HOkN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-07


j. II. FILTER, d Co.
Successors 10 .JDSeph l. Stretcher,
UNDERTAKERS AND COFFIN-MAKERS,
lind Manufacfurers Of ezery KInd and Quality of
Household Furniture,
indianapolis. Ind.
Id ESPECTFUIsLY inform and the
rounding that they will continue the above business
at the old stand and will hope merit and
OF the liberal patronage which has been heretofore extended
to the establishment
great superiority Of Machinery
facilities for SUCH successful competition by
other establishment. is difficult II not impossible.
TuRsISGA superior engine for turning, &C. kept
stantiy operation All tins description done with
facility.
Every Boards Chairs tables Bureaus Bedsead
or Ter at the shortest notice. and the best terms.
UND TAXING.
We shall continue to give especial attention TO this
A branch of the friends
W ing death of end and would that they
pared to undertake the whole business Of funerals
sired, thereof reasonable terms: such
furnishing either horse hearse. built after the
approved style. Also, carriages and every other
u quise pertaining TO the business.
PATENT PREsERvER-They will continue this
valuable apparatus Ths object for which sniended perfectly
wise offensive decacy, in
The such machine be estimated but by those
feelings which long for the OF departed end
OF
the their friends and pleasing
ton speak highly Of such
portant useful invention Benevolent institutions and all 9th
desire DELAY funerals until the arrival Of distant rela
ves make suitable PREPARATION for nermeut by OF
this machine them for perfectly nofensve
state allowing all to gaze upon them. J. b. FiTLER Co.
N B. We have earses and Carriages and the best and
puncfusIly nj satisfactorily attended
indianapolis, Feb. I, 1850.