Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01


TENIS truly valuable Remedy for diseases of Lungs
n Throat has become the chief reliance OF the afflicted il
the most certain known for the above complaints While
Consumption also, diminished doses
mde and most agreeable family medicines for common coughs
world, and the world respect their opinions
James Ayer-SIr have used y.ur Cherry Pecioral in
my Of deep Bronchitis and am satisfied from is
of aryngial and bronchial difficulties If my opnou upe
be of any service YOU al liberty
you think proper EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID
President Of Amherst College
AYEss CHERRY PEcToRAL of the most valuable prepara
we do moi hesitate 10 saw we have large of rs merits
and the fullest confidence It's usefulness for coughs and lung
DR. BREWSTER, Mindham Co.. Conn. sends the following
DR. J. C. Ayer-Dear SIR: enclose you certificate
Caharne X Cady highly respectable lady Of this village wife Of
Mr. Cady, Deputy Sheriff Wndham Co, Connecticut The
ton wa BREWSTER, NJ D.
WEST KmLINsLY, CT, Sept 2s 1913.
This may certify that afflicted with very cough in
The Of AS which threatened to terminate IN Consumption
Ayers Cherry PecOral.' CATHARINE k. CADY.
DIRECT EVIDENCE
for the restoration Of my health send you report Of
took bad cold accompanied BY cough and made
of medicines without obtaining relief obliged
night friend gave bottle of your CHERRY PEcroRAL The
use Of which Immediately commenced according 10 directions
sleep we cough has ceased and all by The Of valuable
medicine + s. STONE A. NJ
Principal Nj. Hope Seminary.
Bryant Druggist and Postmaster chicopee Fails
DR. c. Ayer-Dear Sir: Enclosed please find
the Che ry Pecoral last can unheiaingy that
medicine which cured many Of Cough and
Lung Complaints Our Physicians using extensively their
p'"'''e anu rruiy yours, DIN BRYANT.
a april : i'''' cRAIGHEAD BROWNING, Druggists.
MILITARY BOUNTY LAEDs-FRE- EMPTIoE RIGHTS II
y ore that the liberal views Of Congress IN passing the Aci OF
September, 1850 granting Bounty Land to certain officers
and soldiers who have been engaged The Military e the
United States be carried and every expense TO NE M2-
ed by the gratitude Of their country for faithful ad patriotic services
and The time 10 secure 70 the hardy ad elerpng settlers
Secretary OF the Interior has directed:
That public notice be given all settlers Public Lands subject
entry forward and file their Deeaaory
me,s, within ny odys a are p MAKING ,ne A. s i snG nm
1884, 10 secure then Te-empon rights and prevent ieIfr
And warrants may upon land applied for
subject 70 private entry on The % NJ re iS without an sd@vt
located shall the hands tbs Land officers
least forty days
by pe-empon claims Otherwise
will be returned this Office for palenng but there is
Warrsnees can locate Their warrants on her own Pre-empo
dollar and twenty five pay cash,
oy @ wsn , sse's ne sS ,a M 20 ,bs I
States along the OF Railroads Canals.
Where application made TO tins Office by the Warranee TO 10
warrant the applicant should designate The Land District
country particular which he wishes the ioca
lion made and where The tract specified would be wei 10 des
gnae several others in the order IN which they desired that
the s selected shall have been iaken the be-
located upon the first Of the Others which be without
delay these The affidavit of the applicant taken
before officer competent TO administer oas that he sthe den
teal mentioned the the appi-
be complied with where application
by letter made the District Land Officers Where such
pcaton made by the Attorney, Guardian Executor, &C. the
evidence duly certified Of her authority 10 act must also
pany The application
BY clause Seccn Of the Act making appropria-
the support Of the Government for the fiscal year ending
June approved 81 March, 1851, enacted that
for Bounty Land issued Hnder the Act Of 2h September,
other Congress- shall be
any land which had heretofore been brought market and
subject private entry that land be located under
Bounty of 9h September, 1850 any other
granting Bounty Land except thar which ad been proclaimed and
ofe ed for sale pios to the 81 II March, 1851.
apri6-6wtwl J. BUTTERFIEID, Conn ssioner
a DMINIsTRAToR's NoTIcE.-The undersigne, has been
N appointed Administrator Of the estate q GEORGE CHAP
MAN deceased late Of Marion Comfy An indebted
requested make immediate payment, Persons av
claims against the will them properly suihencai-
ed. for settlement. The solvent.
April IS, iS5I-aprf0-3w Up CHAPMAN, Admir-