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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

WAsurssro-, July 10, 1880.
res oEAr. % THE r..assrr.
AZ II s'ssoes tbss. vas . full s,ss.dsno., viii
..rswdex galleries.
Mr.. BvrLs~ prayed.
rns sesrv..ry Of the Senate r.ss red tvs CON uni
s>tis~s kew Mr.. Hlmors.
The sss.r.sr called the Senate 10 order, sud read
.tts~ addressed 10 himself BY the late Vice President
requesting him 70 present. 10 the sensts niss
aon s~se.ed, which also read The communities
tion TO the Senate simply snnounosd, that In eonss
qu-~ee Il ths death Of Zachary Taylor, President Of
IN. United States, he Cxr. YlmorsJ would not be
abls s~~ fals the duties Of the President Of the
Senate ed Suggested that This notification might
bic ths sersAs to prose-d promptly 10 the cleo
ton a presiding ofreer.
message vas soon sn.r snnoussed from the late
Woe President Of tn. United States addressed 10 both
ersrchss of Congress which yin be found In the pro-
s.sdinss - The House
Mr ww-srrr subn ttsd ressiutios providiss that
IN. I've houses sherld assemble n the hall Of the
Hsus. e<Rspreseutstives ct IN sciost TO witness the
.dmiris<stso~ Of the cs,h 70 hlsrs HBlmors 10
ole hi- sxersis. the powers and 70 sisshsrg. the
duties sfPr.stdsnt d.. eves apes nj. By the death
81 zsch.ry Taylor the late President Of the Us,,a
States
Mr. wastes resolution vas adopted and sent 70
,,hs Hswss Tres whence message YES received, 60
poune.s IN. ccreurrsrss Of the said Ho.ss therein
On Ne n.sieu Of Mr.. Bsrerr, M.-srs ao-ls, Davis
of Moss, s.d Underwood v.rs sppsistsd sommittss
On ths p~rt 81 ths sersts 10 ses wth like ~tt.s
.fsh. u.rse 70 -.h apo. the Pr.sis.st Of N. g.tA
ss~s~r s~s Iseeru him ths. the tws houses would
.ss~-x .-s witness III. sdninistr.tIs. sf N. oath
IN. .s.v. .s-~ates proceeded te hs sssharss q
IN. smsr s~~sxnsd thsm, s.d SEEN ans< rssurns1 W
sAs sAe~s-r, when
M. s.-l., on the part Of Vie so~.sst,s is,~n'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

suxxrAh rArLoR's pHsrn-APrrARAscr on rus
crr.
his morning the city srrsyed In thos. .mbl.ms
Of mourning usual whom any national calamity bef.ls
the republic In consequences Of the Of the death
81 oener Taylor President Of the United States the
eaSs we're responded half mast high from Shipping
to. the ferry boats from The CITY Hsn, IN. Navy
lard the Atlantic docks the hstels and other psblis
buildings.
rEn COURTS, THIS DAr-ru PRESIDENTS pnAru
The Lsv Courts 81 present In session sdjoursed this
nornins, In consequences Of the nslsncholy istsiiL
ssnes 81 the death Of the President the Bar snd the
Bench 70 each instance expressed the regret Of the
disastrous event Several Of the p.biis ocss Of the
City Neil we're also closed out Of respect to the
Of the deceased and his many public services and pr
vsts virtues.
rus cnuy's oprrcn.
he emcs 81 NE Chief u PelIss has IN. visSsvs
siovd sst the Mayor requested thsa ell sus,n.ss IA
this seswtnsns tAss admits Of pestpc~smsat b,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11
Board Of Supervisors.
The Mayor pre<idins.

THE DEATH or PRESIDENT rsrLoR-
jew l0.-AldermAn Gao. a. RssrkLts moved THAI,
under the present. meanohoiy circumstsacs the resd
NJ 10 the minutes OF the proceedings BE- dispsnssd
With; vhseespon,
The super,i.or % th. rvelnh ward rss., but spoke
In o VERY tremulous and insudibls voice. We aa-
derstood him TO say that he hsd been requested .,
propose motios They had heard Of the death OF the
representatives constitutional representative Of
the sovereignty Of this great populations man WIN
bad gathered around him the love and hispse Of
The people, man who had won unisding tsur-ls ON
the nsld Of battle and Who had eenscrst.d the re-
nainder Of his honorable life to the civil services OF his
country The nation mosrns her lo-s; and u 10 but
right that the Board az Supervisors should rsspoad IA
an appropriate msnner TO the universal feeling %
,ympsthy. He ths Supervisor ofths Tvelth vss con-
hdcnt that occurred 10 every member Of the board
that would be unit that they should proceed 9Th
any matter Of business the present occasion lie
had sulogy 70 pass upon the honorcd d-css.ed lie
moved the adjournment Of the board. The mott On
being seconded, the Board I'm mcdstsly sdjourn.d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-11

JuLv 10-At the opening Of the court, this morning
MI hekeon. District Attorney and said May 10
pese the court the papers % ibis contain The
startling ard mournfu INTEL Of the death Of the
President Of the United stat.s that
the secousts Of his llnsss alarming yesterday
oherhed tho hope that would have beeu attend
ed With THE sad result II not my stentiou to pro-
nounce an eulogy ths character OF General Taylor
his name IL writ In I'm pershabis letters the his
tory q hi. country. In 1901, he received commison
from Mr. Jefferson; and In fsl1 he him
s.af In the between the United States sad Great
Britain He also nsuished himself In the Florida
hut his most glorious schevemsnts reserved
for the With Mexico The Pslo Alto Rssaoa
de 10 Palma Monterey, sna puens Vista recorded
the I'm perishabs monuments Of the United States
The deessss Of General Taylor 81 this crisis TO- indd
q national oslamHy had hoped that under III. ad-
ministration Of Southern President, the question
pbicb sgtstes the country would have ere ths been
settled; sill do hops thai patriotism will triumph
all considerations to psrpetuste the union OF ths
States move that, out 81 respect TO the ilustrous
decreased. this court do new adjourn and that the
elerh be ordered to make an appropriate entry the
mnutee.
Calvin n. hsihsr, late Secretary 10 Gov rouns,
ssonsed the motion, is some appropriate remarks
Recorder TallmadGe said--Ths Chief Magistrate Of
this country hse be- suddenly taken rom and II
becomes ne TO unite In paying that tribute Of respect
TO his memory which bis sistipguished character
merits HE loss vii be felt BY the whole nation. Ths
court fuy concur With the suggestion OF the District
Attorney. and order that this court do sow ADJOURN
and that ne proper entry be made on the minutes.
Inc sssrt then adjourned Till Thursday morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

the imagination alters and fancy its boldest flight
like the dove from Noahs ark returns with weary wing,
having found no resting place! Why, sir, what
this Union few years ago. but thirteen feeble colonies
upon this Atlantic coastl "Westward the star of
pre- took its way" The hardy of liberty scaled
the rugged heights of yen blue Aeghanies and poured
themselves into the immense valleys below, and already
they filled with noble the of heaven
shone upon. Still westward they take their
They have scaled the snowcapped peaks of the Rocky
Mountains, and poured themselves down their western
slopes the shores of the majestic Pacific. And al
ready greeted with the hum Of busy indus
try, coming up from those distant bills and valleys AL
ready 10y magic, rich and teeming cities prosper
villages and thriving hamlets arc sprnging up all
over that country, bedeckng il like the gitterng Jew
els of some gorgeous diadem. Soon the immense CON-
of Asia and the Indies which has long supplied
the Golfers of England and sustained her tottering pow
er, will pour its golden treasures upon thet western
coast and through yon rocky barriers the laps of
these eastern valleys. Whilst we vet deliberate,
sir, States springing into existence as if in obed
the fiat Of Him who speaks and it is done Call
culate the value Of such Unionl As well might YOU
attempt to number the sands upon the Shore or the
sparkling hosts of yon blue arch above Can il be pos
sble that any who claims be American citizen
in whose veins courses American blood in whose bosom
throbs American heart who has felt the exheratinn
influence of the genius of free institutions can fall so
low to attempt to calculate the value of such Union!
Sir, such has soul enough to appreciate the
value of this Union which is pearl above all price and
his efforts to do should be regarded as the unmean
ing babble of the maniac
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

FHNfAT afthe NEW F0UNDERY indianapolis arc manu.
~ factued the asamsd aud justly celebrated Watson
vers Threshmg Machines IL only necessary say
manufacture fre kinds Of Horse Powers hreSng or
threhmg and cleaning Whes al By the ofelfio We
also prepared different kinds Separations PITTS
Tow1sends and Whinan Paern all Of winch stationary
The Powers Thcsers and SePaTato the patterns
those manufactured Rochester, ~ V and Mamsburg Ohio
Joseph Watson, VINO has manufactured the above machines
last eight years Miamstre Ohio, partner
Shop Foundry, &c IL useless
chimes the best Tue United States No other machine be
compared them for speed and utility. One 81 machines VIII
uesh from 500 bushels wheat dsy market
Also Steam Engines, with wlhou boilers of any dsa-
beyvarTaned perfect AMI operate well Saw end Mill
Castings, all kinds fitted up any draft
Fire Fronts, &C Also, the celebrated and
PARkERS WATER WHEEL.
Kept constantly hand; also Corn Sheers Separations 10
carry away AMI every farmer
should have. We Hand Laies and Iafhes every de-
crpton Horse Powers ami Thresng Machines kinds
paired the shortest noce Screw Plates and Taps
thread; Screws for Hay Presses for any description Press from
1000 pound any smaller size
that work be done cheap and by
done in older cites.
june1 WATSON. WORRIES & CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

INDIANAPoLs.-We spent several days at the Capital
of the State last week. and pleased to see so many
evidences OF improvement and prosperity We predict
ed several years ago that Indianapolis bound to be-
come one of the most Furnishing places in the State and
expectations believe are to he more than real.
lied Railroads will there from every part of the
State; plank roads being constructed to several
points; public buildings are going up everything calcu
lated to promote the growth and prosperity of the CITY,
is receiving due attention The people there need one
work-a rail road to Cincinnati through the rich
and popuous counties of Hancock, Shelby, Rush Fa-
yete and Union, and nothing will he wanting crown
their prosperity and promote the growth of their young
and vigorous city We hope they will soon have an OPP
portuny of cooperating with the people of Eastern In
diana in securing that important work-tbe last they
need to place them in the van of all Indiana cities
RushriLe Republican
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.

J. q
IMPORTERS and Manufacturers Burr Mil Stones
the genuine Dutch Anchor randRong Cloths Of all numbers
Mill Irons, Castings, Mil TemPerng Screws, Dsmse
lrOns Screen Wires Plaster Paris and all Milling
line the lowest prices and think better article than be
any other establishment East West Being practical
xOrmen ourselves AMI devoung all and
business. think friends and the public viii have
thai patronage and the confidence they have Literally
slowed upon for the last All orders and
viii be Thankfully and ended
VIII be warranted the best quality
ey refunded. JAS. BRADFORD co.
Walnut street. SIDE between Second and Pearl C
INN nrrs.1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
REMOVAL and New Arrival.

M BRAMwELL& Co have removed three doors 10 the
- hiey occupied by Messrs Vandegrift
they receiving and opening largest
best selected stocks goods place among which are,
DryGoods Notions and Trimmings
OF almost variety and style.
and Hats, Glass and Glass Nails
Groceries, S1Lf. SC. Sc
All of which they selling the lowest possible for cash
approved country produce.
Cash paid for Wheat, at the highest market prices
]. NJ. BRAAINELL & CO.
june1 At the Checkered Store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
HARDWARE CUTLERY IRON, AND STOVES WHOLE
SALE

With the enlargement Of his exiened 10 100 feet in
IA deph the subscriber increased largely stock ard-
Il ars, CRy, &c and is Just receiving OF Iron,
- Mails Castings &c direct P.tshmg. which, his
large stock of Cooking and Pi0r Stores every and ae
he offers very respectfully hrs old with bis thanks and
the public generally prices will make satisfactory
possible Ie earnestly socits ms stock aud prices He
VIII sell the lowest and his goods lie has aci
ties 10 furnish heavy goods prices, adding freight only
Thanking country merchants for their former patronage he desires
them 10 give his present large stock inspection
HENRY :. KELLOGG
june1 Sign of he Big Padhck and Cooking Sore.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

XKTOULD respectfully call Wheat
w the public generally 10 the they
the Spring FoUNDEKT, Richmond Wayne county,
Indiana, all the various kinds OF
THRESHTNG M4CHINES
now m the Western country winch be found the
following:
The TursliHg Field TshiRg Machine, upon which the pa
tent has expred which ihree and cleans the Grain end
qures less number OF hands tend than any Machine in
Two kinds of Six Horse PooTs gotten the best STYLE de-
signed for the Stationary Separating Cleaning Machine
which they are now manufacturing a superior manner.
The well known Four Horse Power THsng Shaft
Five, aud Sixorse Power Bel reputation which
well established render useless say word
favor.
All kinds of Machines repared the shortest and the
reasonable TRey think greater
wishing purchase
shop IN the country.
Castings OF every description and Woo Machinery such
double and single Cadng Machines
Power Looms, Wrapping Machines &c style
10 be excel,ed.
= Wheat or good horses taken in exchange for work
Richmond. I, 1850 1u3 3ur
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

~ EW HARDWARE STORE.-Aetr Firm and Nety Goo6sn!
~ Ihe subscribers have just opened entire New stck u
Hardware comprising the latest styles and
terms Of house trimmings Ct every description. Builders Will
please do them the favor call and examine quality prices &c
Farmers also he furnished with every agricultural
implement such shovels spades. hoes scyhes
Guaranteed TO cut without whiskey hay forks grain cradles
sickles, &c. &c.
Carpenters Joners CooPers Masons Carriage and Cabinet
Makers Black, White aud all other Smiths either
name and the invits. extended alphabet
names in the city and surrounding call the sign
the CIR ELEPHANT and COOK STOVE south side Of Washington
street. opposite d. Craishead and examine goods prices snd
form acquaintance with the the being
stranger this community
ed with the citizens residents adjoining
counties
In addition to the above they will keep for sale good stock
OF assorted Steel and nails Also
uTe copper, tin and sheet all kinds
work IN their line to oreT and lastly they do intend being
oudone in the selection Of the kinds Cooking
Stoves warranted TO please Being well acquainted
with the latest improved patterns Pennsy
vana and Ohio and having had twenty years practical
in the sale Of and other merchandise in the hard
trade they hope please
a call. q WAINWRIGHT.
indianapolis, July 6. ls50.-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

MOUNTAIN OF HEALTH.-Sons, Daughters ana oaoes ei
r. Temperance and all others who wish can get good aruce
a. sd. Wafer fresh from tie al Health nj
SfDDAIIsS Drug Store.
iuneI Unda Odd EllVGs lLab
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

C,IDER vINEcAR-l5 Barrels Cider Vinegar hand
~ tor salc lou Al luncl W. uANSAAAA'S Drugstore
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

4 A GROSS B. A. Fahnesiockis verinifuge;
III " 5 Mclsane's Nerrniiuge;
gross McIane's Liver Pills on hands and for sale by
july10 cRAI6IIEAD d BROWNING.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

ME subscribers and have hand large and
Queens and Glass The purchases
been made expressly for market and be furnished 10 cuo
reduced prices Our establish permanent business
and the inducements offer TO customers WILL trust secure
their Arrangements have made with houses
this country which viii enable have regular supply al ware,
all times also from Europe mpoaons which VIII
sell low other establishment the West
Hotels furnished al whoiesa prices
iune1 MANSUR FDROlSON-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
ATTENTION, WHEAT GROWERS!
CAAR a 60.

WATSON, WORRIES & CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08

FA111LV QUICK YEAsTThis article answers all the Pur
~ Brewers Yeast in making all kinds Of light
bread cakes biscuit free the al
yeast and healhful well prompt and
innef No. A. Odd Fellows IIsl.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-08
speech of Hon. c. L. Durham, of Indiana.

Ia the House Of Representatives. Wednesday, June g. 1880
in Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union,
The Presidents Message transMtiRg The Constitution Of
(.I.f.
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The illustrated Domestic Bible,

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DY Rev. Ingram Goblin, M. A. This beautiful
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-sxcts ~. os.IArxxs

LET EyHRYBobY RKAD THIS CAREFULLY.-TheTe is Sar
eaparilla il the different called s. p Town
Aend,s Salsaparila d s advertised the oRGlNAL GEN
UINE, and all na This Townsend doctor was
but formerly worker railroads canas and the keyet
be the title Of Doctor for the purpose Of gaining credit
for what ghe attended medical
schools and practiced for fifteen years " Now the truth Is h
practiced medicine day in his life Such ie rick
ed looks bad the character and yerac Of
the wish sincerely, he had made those
Of himself Of When will honest
truth m in all their dealings and intercourse with their e
low He applied Rae Clapp assist him
featuring his mixture stating The large sums be would make
nducemeHt to embark in the business These have
insulting and libeng all possible FORMS order 10
impress the public with the belief that the Old Doctors Sasa-
pariia the genuine, original SarsopariHd made from
the Old Doctor Original Recipe This s. p Townsend
have sold the my for 81 week will give him
e500 if he will produce single solitary proof Of this His
statements Of Thompson Skllman Cos are nothing but
alsehoods, simply made deceive the public and
keep the truth down in regard to his sori ernletsg
pound This caution the public purchase but Old
Dr. JACOB TOwasens SaTsap1ra, having 1t the Old Doc
likeness his family Coat rIs and his signature acrosa
the Coat OF Arms. &
rincipai Qfce, 1o2 Nassau street N Y cjty
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SSeR0'f'TTT,.A3

IF thousands of Cures of Scoa Cancers Syphilis and Other
diseases Of tle if Tie ve SMALL QU4NTE
TY tohich used Of Medicine e Of Diseases
any proof Of purifying medical pepa
has sNbded and conquered such Diseast there qaesi0
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06

SEVENTH INSTALLMENT
To the Lever SanduSky r. Road Stock,
TIME stockholders the Low. Saudusky Plank
j Road Company, are hereby notified that an
of ten per cent, their capital stock,
is hereby called for, the same to be paid over to
John r. Pease, Treasurer Of said Company, in
Fremont, on or before the 18th day Of June, 1850
JAMES JUSTICE. .PTes't.
Lac Rowson, Sec'y.
Fremont, May 4, 1868
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford, COnnecticuts

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s % Pamphlets setting forth the mode and princi-
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For further information
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ALSO
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINS.

No remedy that has been offered the public been
ha as certain and sa in correcting ALL the incidental rsak
ness and egutarss Of the female BRAIrS PULO
NARY BALSA makes difference whether the derange-
ment be suppression other incidental
ULATES ALL, by strengthening the system, e7udlizia1
cHlaOn and sootlag and aayinS NERVOUS lRRITABLITY
See Panapklsts for proof