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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
NOTICE.

THE undersigned executIix of wflam onsres deceased
received letters such executr from the Clerk Of a
Probate county the estate, notifies ell persal
who same either by account oer~
the Anc those hsvin. claims
will file the in the Office for etlene
The Is supposed 10 be solvent.
s3-swis HARRIET L. QUARLEs. Executrix &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

Tn The Peru and indianapolis Railroad Colnpapu.
IOTICE hereby given that required Stock
IL holders aforesaid Railroad Company, pes upon
this 2eth
five per months The Stockholders
~ will nav to W. w. Wright Of Indianapolis Office Meridian
street north of Washington. JOHN BURKE, President.
~ XnInIIT Aren't. 73tm. IS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

indianapolis wholesale Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly for the Indiana State Sentinel,
BY KIRLAND g. FITZGIBBON, -
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
Groceries, Liquors, Tob1ccoS, and Pro iuce,
EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
STEEL PLOUGsES!

STEEL PLOUGES!
TVNHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform the
IL Farmers OF Marion and adjoining coun
~4A5ResnS 55aied manufac,ory Of Raymond Hunter :
100 Right and Left handed Steel PIourhs with
80 No. Right Left handed Roberts Sod Plough with
80 No Right and Len handed stoops improved Plough
80 No 4 Right Left handed Plough. with
30 No G. Steel Mould Board Plough
20 No. 6, Cast Mould Board Plough.
"a No. 5, Cast Mould Board Plough
10 No. 2, Cast Mould Board Plough
10 No. / Cast Mould Board Plough.
The above POughs all warranted perform right II
to in any kind Of sns These oash
will be sold for cash only at manufacturers prices freight only
added Be and call the and Stove Store sign the
Red Anvil and and get Raymond Huntsr & Co. make am
sjif - ~ THoM as BUST
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
And Deoiers IL, Dry o,ds and Cl,thina, an general,
SHE undersigned would hereby direct The attention of
stock DRY GOODS suitable spring season, which
for their supply previously
They also desire an Inspection Of their stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
%e bans of hsr s hIs anS ,sT eR
enge composition with ANY other house the trade The cut
Of their garments is SUCH generally speakng only merchant
call. SACHS & BROTHERS,,
M.rrh Isl Imis cLvcLNNaTr OHIO
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ABNER POPE having his JOsEra POrE into part.
this occasion notify they
still keep hand good assortment OF DRY GOoDs, Groceries,
Findings the old stand all Of whch wH
hand. large pure
BoTANIC MEDICINES. BOOKS. &c.
% Of sy RE s as J%Ssi s %
feeling assured that terms viii be made satisfactory non,
indianapolis. Fsb Is. 1850 smoswasw JOSEPH 2. POPE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

U2AR market prices will he paid the undersigned rocfs
or cash Beeswax Black Root. Ladies' slipper Yefcsx
Root, Colo Root. Ginseng, and herb. genea~iy-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
PETER A. WHITE q CO.,
NO. 81, MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in

Foreign and Domestic DRY Goods,
RE receiving and opening Of
A Flesh Spring and Sumner Dry Goos and will receiving
dions thereto throughout the which buyers requested
OF stock the
Boys and Mers large of Prints and
Ggam Of every description and price Nous De Lanes Apacas
and Bomaznes Ieaced shines aud Drng Apron checks,
Cambcs
Sesas Vesings and Shawls; Silk Ginghs
Chiefs Black Italian and Fancy cooed Cava Plain and figured
Jacanets and Cambcs; Bishop and Linen
Lace Footrgs and Edeng;
Hosiery and Gloves every description;
Silk and Twist Threads Hooks ard Cords Gups
and Fnges Combs Billions aud together Fannrs
Fanneis, Sheefngs ShtInes;
Drills and Tickngs
We invite the attention Of County Merchants generally sOck
which they would do call examine
have resident purchaser East mpng goods
Direct enables with Eastern prices and willing
Duplicate Eastern bills, adding transportation
Cincinnati, Feb. IL. e0-2mw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
Dissolution OF Co-parimersIlip.

dissolution Oi C0-paFfnerStip.
THE Partnership heeofre existing the
der the hrm Of j. Little Co.. dissolved this day by
ual consent The books and will be Jeff the hands
Of Little Drum AndeTsons, who will continue the
old stand.
The business Of the late firm viii he adjusted by them and w
Wiley, Who are duly authorized % settle the same
We this
their heretofore liberal commend
equal share Of confidence and page
WA. Y. WILEY,
MATTHEW LITTLE,
INGRAM LITTLE,
indianapolis, January Is 1850. JOSEPH LITTLE.
The subscribers win m continue the business the
Little Co., under style and firm Lule, Ande-
where viii he pleased business
with the friends of the ale m and give personal pruWp
attention. JOSEPH LITTLE,
JAMES J. DRUM.
GEORGE T. ANDERSON.
JOHN n. p. ANDERSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

The CASE OF MIS-. GAINES, which has been in the
courts so long. has been at last decided in the w. s.
Circuit Court at New Orleans, and against her claim
The testimony in the case showed not only curious
state Of affairs in the domestic history of some of the
parties concerned but also singular facts respect
ing social and moral life in New Orleans presio
its admission into the Union 1t was proved during
the trial that the mother of Mrs. Gaines married
to three different persons, each living at the same
time. Mrs. g. was the child of the second husband,
and claimed all bislarge estates. but the decision of
the Court leaves Its possession in the hands Of the
present owners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
The Constitution.

Proposed amendments to the Constitution are being
discussed quite generally throughout the State. In
Lafayette and the other towns regular discussions
take place. aud the papers becoming considerably
interested in the several questions that will come be-
fore the convention.
Most of the amendments proposed find general IA
vOr, and are nowhere objected to. Others enlist the
attention of the abest in the State and have
both friends and opponents OF this class are the
dlerenls propositions affecting the Legislative organ
izatioB. Some favor biennial sessions and argue
that aside from the economy of the arrangement,
much benefit would arise from the absence OF great
portion Of usual legislation. Others adhere to
the present Pan and insist upon the great necessity
for annual sessions to provide for contingencies, and
to meet the demands for Legislative action, that IN
prosperous and growing State cannot be anticipated
very serious change is advised by many in the
abolition Of of the Houses composing the legisa
ture. They argue, that there are no two classes in
the State requiring two distinct bodies of representa-
ton, and advocate the abrogaiion of the Senate rs
an useless appendage. The present plan is not IN
want of defenders, who admitting the inapplicabty
of the system if based upon the principle of divd-
ed constituency, maintain that the benefits arising
from II, in preventing hasy legislation and securing
TO all public matters just consideration. are incalcu-
liable; and with all the advantages claimed for sim
gle House put together
Many seem TO think that the Convention IL to be
governed entirely in its decisions by economy, and
telling how much money csn be saved by parti-
cular amendments, such reducing the pay and
mileage of Representatives aud Senators, and show
with great satisfaction what the amount would be at
compound interest some fifty years hence. Now the
superstition is far reasonable, that the people
want constitution that will secure to them and their
postery all the great advantages of our Republican
Government; and that their delegates shnl go into
the Convention, not to to themselves polII-
cal advantage in advocating schemes of economy I'M
practicable and visionary, but TO form for them
Constitution, plain, comprehensive and republican.
government to be good one need not from neces-
sty be expensive The people care less about
the trfes saved from officers pay, than they do Tor the
money continually being taken from them to execute,
apply, or expound the laws. Simplicity is demanded
quite justly economy, and the advocates Of
cheapness would much sooner attain their ends by
simplifying The system in all its branches, so that IFS
advantages may be appreciated and enjoyed by ALL
LogansPort Telegraph.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
CoLLEGIArE INSTITUTES,

uBEy C. L. MILLS Lady assisted by Miss l. c. ASprr.
Ii viii open quarter Of The Cesgas iasx ynr
Ladies. on "wednesday, March 2oth
the Teachers 10 instruct S1S7EH1 TTCfLLT
and THOROUGHLY
Lessons in Tocai VIII he given scientific way
f-n charge
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

upLACK DeRhno, Mohar Bernge white and ccd
ID embrode red Thbct chsnseabIe SILK and other
fancy shsw large assortment and cheap ju cpsned and for
sale NV a8-y SEAT0N HOLMAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
For GensIesncn,s Wear
SHAWI.S

SUP blrr brown and French black Cloths, Casimeres Cssr
e NETS Tgeed- Cloths and Probationary. satin. silk
yengs good selection and hr sale low 10y
SEATON & HOLMAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

a 40 THE Democratic Convention Of Marion
NIX M1f5E1M county, composed Of delesates from the
SW@&SN several townships. will meet at the Court
S~NskR House in indianapolis, on Saturday, the 18th
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

NEW GOODS.
wholesale and Retail.
Ne. BRAMWELI CO, thankful for past favoTs, respect
- fully Inform their friends customers and the puc gcner-
ally that they have commenced receiving their stock OF
Spring Goods.
fresh arrivals Of and s'aonabe
embracing almost variety OF ST.
PIE IND FANCY GOODS adapted to the city and country
trade
sell only cash approved country PRODUCE they
offer Inducements in the Of good BARGAINS
90 forget the place, Norwood's Corner opposite the
Palmer House. all kinds OF produce taken In er
change for goods ut cash es
RELIANCE PORTABLE BOAT LINE,
Befpeea Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Philadelphia via
Railroads and Canals.
md this line carried through
IN the entire re-shpmcnt Johnown Hoi
a or Columbia thus avoiding delay OF song packages
shippers think this Of importance Produce sent TO our
forwarded agreeably Instructions
nd on any other line
No charge for Receiving and Forwarding at Pittsburgh
JAMES nj. DAVIS Co,
227 Market street, Philadelphia.
JOHN McFADEN Co.,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
BRIGHT & LANIER,
ao2mis Madison Indians.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
commissioners Sale of Real E.fnTr.

Com TN isstOncr'S Sale of Real Estate.
THE undersigned Commissioner. appointed by Marion
Probate Court to make OF the following estate viz:
the east half of the Eouthw Of section
IL range east said to contain about nnetysx
Washington township Marion county belonging
James Brown deceased will IN pursuance Of the order of said
Court, offer tie for sale highest 81
public vendue at the Court House
lis between the hours of 10 O'clock A VI. 4ocock NJ
Saturday the 18th day OF April 1850 upon following
One third Of the purchase in
hand third credit of twelve nhs the remaining
third credit Of
last thirds draw interest from the date
secured made payable the Commissioner without
relief
valuable 81 en-
BY the deceased having
Of go acres will give the purchaser not
ony pleasant home very productive farm
Of s a5-
praised value.
ST. Ape ISAAC N. Philips, Commissioner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
RELIANCE PORTABLE BOAT I'm Il,
Befpeen Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Philadelphia via
q O..

DISSOLUTION OF PARrN ERSHlP.
r existing the undersigned
under style of A. Pope Son. is this day dissolved by
the viii be settled by
either and The used for that purpose.
ABNER POPE,
r.,,.rv Al $3.50 so-3mos w&sw EDWARD s. POPE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21

The GRAND JURY SYsTEM-We have heretofore
published articles from other papers, this subject
but have never found time to write article oursef.
As an individual, with regard to the system of
Grand Juries now in existence, decidedly OPP
posed to it.
We know full we'll that many who read this arti-
Gle, still desire to cling to this ancient system because
their fathers did so before them. As for REASONS
why it should be tolerated. confident valid
one can be given.
Our reasons for opposing il are manifold, and we
think important. We look upon it a s u machine by
which many private, selfish, and malicious ends.
often accomplished in public manner, by and with
the sanction of the law. There pend
ing in Rush county, whose origin lies solely in the
qualification of private spleen. Another matter wor-
thy of consideration is. that under the existing law,
relative to the duties of the prosecuting attorney the
more bills he found BY the Grand Jury,
the heavier his pecuniary profits. So it makes his
interest 10 get up all he can and also, to take good
care that evidence shall before the Jury, in
the lens calculated to prevent the finding Of bill.
Hence, we call it a one-sided anti Demosratic an
quisitorial imposition.
There other why it should be abolish
ed, which we may give bye and bye.-RashriAc
.JackSOnidn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
CardinP Machine lor SaIc

rgNHE undersigned, administrator Of the Of Joseph Lskn
Indiana dteessd, will
March
gr county cardng Machine and the apparatus rua.
to belonging Also the time and place. the building
which the same is situate.
liberal and will be made known the day sale
JOHN MAkLovE.
ehruary dmini Strafav
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
AUCTION SALEl

%,xa A LARGE and rommodiors nory house and lot
JrLu n with good cellar water aud other privileges ne
Bal8 is geneei residence. and will
sold reasonable rented TO desirable
a,rs;cuars appIy 10 85u GEO. A. CHAPMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-21
administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
aNiE personal properly belonging the
ensnh Senior late Of Marion ccunty Indiana sse
consisting Ia horses cattle hogs sheep household aud
kitchen farming implements,
residence Of said in Pike township county
Friday The ST. day OF April 1850 between the hours OF e
o'clock, A. NJ. and six o'clock r. NJ.
II Sae-A all
dollars the purchaser giving
cury payable without any relief whatever from valuation or
Sums of three dollars and under cash hand
March Il-s7-3w JOHN KLINGENsMtTH. Admr
administrators Notice.
ETTERS of administration the estate OF John Kingen-
Marion
the Probate said county of Marion The
il probably solvent
March u .-S73w JOHN kLiNGENSMITH, Adnr.
Executors Notice.
Office hereby the has
tesmeniay wil and testament of Joseph Rumtr
make immediate
notified
within from this date The supposed
be SAMUEL 1. RUMFORD. Executor
March I'd, 1850. e23wf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, August +, 1850
BY HENRY RAYMOND. NewYork Baker & Serb.
ner SVo, PIP. bS
The keynote to this address is given in the ad-
mirable sentence Of Richter, which the aushr has
felicitouEy selected az motto Who is the
greatest gage-he who lifts himself above the
stormy age, and oontemplates it without action
or he, who from the high region OF camneas, throws
himself into the battling sumut Of tbs times : Sub
limeis it, when the eagle scars upward through the
tempest into the clear heaven; but "a bmer when
floating in the serene blue above, he darts down
through the thick htcrm cloud to she rook.hung
eyric, where bis unfeatheyed young live and srem.
bic MI. Raymond maintains that the tendency
On the para Of scholars to isoate Themselves from
the active acenes Of Life, and to worship their f.
voEite atadleU in rotude, is equally false to truth,
TO the interests Of humanity, and to the spirit OF
the chrstian faith. The Gcholar has no more right
20 heap up vast treasures Of knowledge, without
using them ior the common good, than 4 man of
businerg would have to amsss eIormoas wealth in
the MIDST OF general starvation, he has indeed
les, rst: thar the pcores: drudge to stand aloof
fcor he great battle Of eoOiety and to refuse to
act in the work Of progressive redemption which
the human race requires.
These itspPcass to az are sound principles, and
We ere GLAD to fad them defended with 50 much
earneD'Ress and visor in the present discourse.
The time has Passed away for race Of idle dream
ers ot ascstcs &c brood il si!s2cc over the uxuries
Of Literature, Even regarding Only the best me.
'hod of private intellectual Development, there ia
iothins more fatal than disdainful neglect to
,tare In tie prominent interests OF the day and the
attempt to find brighter light than that Of the uni
verssl aun in the shades Of midnight privacy In
nearly every instance of this kind which we can
,ecall to memory the experiment has been disas
troua. The intellect has loaf its masculine viz 7g
personal fsnoies are exalted into the place of gen.
eral TRUTH; the taste becomea sicsly and capri
cious the judgment is deprived Of lis clearnesa and
sharpness OF decision; and even the temper &C,
quires rough and harsh edge, sitiatiag tbs char.
acters no lets than the UNDERWRITING Lsibnj,-
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NAuRION

CAUPiOR
FEHHR PATENT OFFICE having decided Ia favor
Of ID hsy the first AID True inventor u lhe In
die Rubber Railroad Spring. and agsina w c. Fuller, who
hsc claim ed the his invention aud ct whose ns-
CATION AID that CT Horace Day tho haa manufacture ed
The metallic vuceniZed Rubber fer aprng several
Railroad Companies have nifinged not only upon tho
ghis of he said y n. Rsy, and rendered themselves
able for large damsges bui ais upon the patent rights Of
Charles Goodyear sganst all Of whom sus for danages
for inrp cement will be commenced In The OF failure
10 recover CONF ensaton speedily against Horace Day
agalstl whom several fuil a. now pendiDg
All Railroad Con- paniea ae cautioned agsinat infringing
upon The said patent hghs OF said Chares Goodyear or
Of Rsy by the Of such India Rubber car s3ringa
and for ell ful1re infriDgemens actions will be mmf ste
ly commenced p b. RAY, Office 90 Broadway.
Annexed ls copy OF The official certificate from the
Comnisstoner OF Pstelis:-
COPY.
United sTArEs PATENT OFFICE, WARRINGTON, D. c.,
l2lh September, 1856.
SIR You are hereby informed that In case OF the In
reference besgeen your claims and those Of w c. Fuller
1pon which heaIitg appointed to take place the
second Monday IN August the question Of priority Of In.
Yeaiion has been decided In your favor enclose copy
OF he dec!sion.
TIE testimony in the Gaze now open to the inspection
Of those concerned
Ycufs respectfully,
siened DELLfTF q. LAWRENCE,
Acting CouruisGo7sl q Pss3lSs.
MIR Fowler d Ray,
Bsllef ESQ, Hep. Yorz oil "a
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EE.f},s'g-itNGT.


tAjB A4 NEXT. THE JOURNBYmEN TAIL.
~ ORB COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING ES
fsBLlSHMEBT, 1874 Ma sho-G, one door south OF Seek
Is open oI buElaess and public inspection Phsy
iuY;o their fellow artisans and citizens choose gar
from splendid escorted stock Of Fall aud Winter
3oods Every garment liz warranted 10 it, and made In
the fashionable, durable ttyle We say In word
como and $50 what working mechanics have done, can
and viii do sis Inn
Il = Isl NAasau.at one door sonh OF geesman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

- DR.. HouKhton's Water-Cure BstabifAh.
mcnt, No West EisV' alb AZ 'afee doors toa s,osd
1mS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

~ Americas Bible UnIOu.-The frat annual
meeting OF he American Bible Union win be hold IN tho
Bepiat Tabernacle Mnberyst the afternoon and eVe'
ming OF Thursday The Sd OF October.
gne pflsrnoon meeting will commence al 8 F. H. and
the evening att.
aev Stephen Remington Of New-York, Raw James ysls
of ELS gcrh, ~ Prof Eaton OF Madison Univsrsiy
~ tdef AtSander Campbell, President of seihsn. COL
lege, ez pecled to deiv or addresses s26 4leod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

80 O'ResIly,s Teissrspk LLRss. sonnoclas
viii all sections Of the United s'ses General Office Isl
arosdway Open rom ia the morning I'll Ii al night
Vtitora In Nse.York WHO accustomed tS nansaciDS
bGfiues1 with the OBeilly tres In any section OF the
United Bnes will I'M heF interest 10 lowe their d.
balcbe. al tbs Office n Insure Fronp! sni sDs.
Gispop is6H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

Esy- {. Chronc. Thermal syArem of nsdsctse,
DT farmer OF New.York, Ediioft price 81.
az, lrns LoSG, Al Aen Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

s- wotfos-vhes letters patent hsva BISON srsnid
to John A. Whpple end "D Is. jones OF Bosioo FOR tho
;1Yenon of taking Phoog sphc pictures Dsg0errco.
nes on elsas all pereons cautioned against uslg us
sane as any Infringement Will be 1eal With sccor6ng 70
lo lsr MAIDS and provided Pston rights for asls
sn;iable ters. Address JOHN a. WHIFPkG 81 Washing,
t,,r n, HoEtOn al ins
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Eg- OF! Oil. OH!-Tty MoDowELLs eighty,csns
" n,er on beautiful article will bura clear and brga
without fmoko or guFs.i warranted to burn all nien
JOSEPH MCDOWELL,
SO Inns OIL sToRE. l56 DIVIsIoNsP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

Ag AlgE-d Hair Dye, improved esleF hs
] ~ res rom cdor onS Is s,r h.
wpned with tho Strongest eoap Immediately /, snpplsa
7'hoG waiting t. dry For Ealp SE eppte1 al sATeEsks
81. VIZ Prrtnrs 4 IInLsi paNipFaThk nklkl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

r. Orange Mountain WeteF.CHre.- CAsL
LoKBEZ has succreded Or Heeker 10 the lcai dredoa
OF ths lDpru;top The esanishuen is s sted 10 5o1A
Orange E,s-x Couniy New Jersey oce hours rid- ron
the city. bg horri, aud Essex Railway Vhitors 'sse tie
Ferry bcst at the foot of CortsuSts, ST NJ aud q
IA Private baths attached 20 mos OF the pseets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

81 DIR. Lutener's Ear IDfrmnFy, q WauensL
near Broadway OPEN from ill for the exclusive treat
OF dlseesea Rssfnoss discharges fcom the ear
ard ell unpleasant noEss In the head cured In ,hor, time
rgiiou rick or pSin Consultation fec g. by latter OH
srwGs Unpaid le,tefs refused al9 lmDNWA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

= NJ. PAGR,s CLIMAX sALVR for tbs euro OF
j .Ecrofuls, Bali Rheum, &c. for sale By RUSdFoN
CLARK co. 10 Broadway, 10 A,ter HGnee and 2TS
srosdWsy. - Bun"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

NEr Water-Curs IpsutuEes-CiET and Os1r.
rY-Dr TRALL receives psuenE 81 tbs co'ano&cas clty
sstsbllshmeul is Lsshi and nj Oyster Gay, l. Con-
on,eancn dali, beieen these pieces y sieenh9si ED
Gsilreed. 9caerel practice eieraed w. SooscsFncns g.
sS Inns
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RENl(BV Lsi

slESfsyAt.,-SAa. 8dIaok Fo2s csea ,oaies. 2
kEiheif 54et g So f.s4rs1fas o1e- Ae2fs ~ '-
Ysc. te7e uurrsi Medical and Sargca II
s,e te poog WIN IS ait sndeo E-ntq3qt5 or Tae1ass
9suradsys sid Saturdays, from 10 Il oftacS, A-&
Cr CLdf WIN give F.ydcpiEr atsens5z = 24-Assa 's'
Or Fora e G.ssi.s3 CT he eye azt ssg r2d e ;.fgi-
essas generally ". 10
nF0rOyAL.-J.k TREBLE Architect aid Bald
Aeef, hSA 'e10 - . g2S ~