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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Evansville.
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EXPLOSION AND Loss Of LIFE

K. ~. x T..
EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
The steamer James jackson exploded yesterday as
she leaving Shawneeown wharf, by which accident
thrty-fve persons were killed and wounded. The Sum-
nit brought the news here.
Jno. Francis. of La, badly wounded and scalded
Phillip Rance, of La, and Capt Holmes, Of Natchez,
killed; Jno. Gromer, Of Vera Cruz, wounded and
scaded Emanuel Brown, of New Orleans scalded SOL
Warren. negro, of Louisville, killed; Isaac c. Green,
Of Texas, killed; Moses Embray, of Columbus, OHIO,
wounded; Austin Johnson, of New Orleans, wounded
DR.. w. Hocd, of Georgetown, KY killed; Mr.. Fisk
and Eliza Pitts, OF Georgetown, scalded - Siveyi
Ark, scaded; Andrew Southworth. Louisville, slightly
wounded; s. KimbaII, Albany. slightly wounded; Wan.
Mitchell. Georgetown, NY. slightly wounded; James
Graf, Miss, slightly wounded Charles Onnay Louis
vile, badly scaldei; James Larkns, Louisville, badly
ed Isaac McCoocle, Miss, badly scaded; o. M. Gar.
rt and wife, slightly scaIdcd; James MeFadden, Bator
Rouge, badly scalded; S. c. Thomas leg broken; Ar
mold Lashley, Kentucky Bend Miss, slightly scaded
r. s. Roshty, MISS, slightly scalded; Mary Mason ant
child Louisville killed; p K Cochran Miss. slight,
scalded Daniel Marshall, H.. badly scaided; D. Hood
Miss, dead; J. j. Miehie Of Miss, badly wounded
DR.. A. c. Kuno, Of La, slightly hurt; Judy Coleman
negro, wounded
Judge c. Morgan, of La, slightly hurt; Col v
Sosvor, Of Pa, II. E. McChattam, OF Miss, bad,
burnt; A L. Larn, of Miss, badly burnt c. c. Shack
Ieford. slightly burnt; MsEwen, slightly burnt; DIR
Kline. slightly burnt.
Some eight or ten others have since died. The tw,
pilots Of the boat slightly injured The engineer
in charge Of the engines, Immediately after the expo
s0n Is reported to have jumped overheard got ashore
and took TO the woods. lady aboard at Shawnee
town and killed before getting Of sight of he
home.
The-Cumberland Valley was but short distance he
low the Jackson the time, and returned and endeay
ored TO aid all in her power. She towed the wrec
ashore.
The Jackson is badly torn to pieces from the fore
the after part Of her cabin Her boilers smash
ed perfectly fiat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From New Xork.

NEW YORK, Sept. IL, T. M.
We have sdvices from ST. Johns P. r.. to the 10th
u terrible hurricane, which visited that place, de-
stroyed large quantity of sugar in store-houses and
Frustrated all the in fields. The tide arose
feet above the usual height and many houses
swept away. At Maracaibo FIVE British vessels
were wrecked.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From RudaIo.

BUFFALO, Sept. ~, s p. NJ.
The liberty party convention met here to-day and
WIN. L Chaplin was chosen president. Gerrt Smith is
20 speak this evening. t-l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Boston.

BosroN, Sept. IL, 8 P. M. :
The steamship Europa, from Liverpool via Halifax,
arrived 81 o'clock this morning. She brings $50 OOO
Ia specie.
Mr. Webster is in the city and the President arrived
The celebration which take place
row, promises to be very brilliant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Rochester.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 16, p. NJ.
Great preparations being made for the State Ag-
ricltural FAIR which opens 10 morrow. The price oil
tickets the Grand Festival Thursday is dollars.
The annual Address will be delivered Friday, by Sc
nator Douglass Of illinois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Boston.

BosToN, Sept. 10, p. NJ
The military and civic procession to-day is an i'm
affair, and in length, grandeur and display
never cqualled in New lgIand. The President was
indisposed and did appear in the procession Lord
Elgin and suite were warmly cheered.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept l6, s P. NJ
The schooner William and JOHN from Havana, with
dates the 18TH reports that hundred and sixty Of
the American prisoners had sailed for Spain Of the
Government transports Only four had been liberated
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Boston.

BosroS, Sept. It, p NJ
Extensive arrangements maKing for the reception
Of the President, who is expected arrive
forenoon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From New York

New York, Sept. 49, p. M.
We have advices from RIO de Janeiro to August 4th.
The United States rigate Susquehanna Rio dis
abled-her foremost and manmast sprung and her ma
chnery disabled. She would have TO home under
sail
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From New York.

New YosK, Sept. 16 8 P. NJ.
James Fennimorc Cooper, the novelist, died his
residence in COoPerstown Sunday afternoon, aged
sixty-two years
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept % 8 PM
There Is serious breach in the Erie Canal five miles
West of Schenectady that will require days to
repair.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

az NEW YoRK, Sept. %. 8P. NJ.
The steamship Cherokee. from New Orleans. via
Havana, arrived this morning. She brings days
later news from California, received via San Juan.
There Is nothing in the news of interest," except the
hanging OF horse-thef at Monterey, by the vigilance
committee.
The dates from Havana are to the 18th, and bring
nothing OF special interest.
FURTHER FROM HAVANA
The Cherokee brings Information that forty five OF the
American prisoners are still confined at Havana. The
Spanish consul had left for Spain. Nearly 900 had
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
IFrOm the Louisville and Madison paper..J
From Cincinnati.

GREAT FIRE-DENNISON HOUSE BURNED.
CINCINNATI, Sept. H.
y The Dennison House burned tns morning The
IRE caught In the stables. Insurance SIS 500.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. % 8 p. NJ
The river is falling slowly and looks like mode
rate sized creek
Freights to New Orleans 81 so per hundred
Flour dull with sales Of 200 brls at So I5aS3 25 for
extra. Whiskey 17al7ac. Bacon is offered a de-
cline, but there buyers, and some holders are
shipping North by canal. Sales OF 100 bags pepper
10c. Cheese dull at &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
BAL1IMonE. Semi. Is. SIP M.


SAVANNAH, Sept. Is, s p. M.
The Brother Jonathan, from Chaeres for New
York, put in here this morning short Of fuel She
conntered heavy gale her passage. She brings
three hundred passengers and 500, 900 in geld.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

For the October Term, A.. ID 1855.
Petition PsrionJesse Stout Peter Stout Charles Noors
Margaret Moore hs wife, Edward Stout James Stout Jr
and Andrew Stout, John Bedsdot.nd Sarah Am Bsrs
dot his wife.
Up Z known d=y September A. D.. 1851
Nd above named petitioners by Barbour Porter Their Auor
filed shce of Clerk 81 the Pobse Ccu OF the
County OF Marion their the above entitled cn1se sud
the affidavit ~ and competent person. TIE de-
PENDANTS John Bsrdsdo and Sarah sds residents
Indiana The said defendants John Rsdsdi ard
sre<a hereby notified Of the fling end
pendency Of said p and that unless they appear and plead
demur said petition the first day the q
held the the
indianapolis county Of Marion. and state 81 indiana the
the things therein contained will &c led
and taken confessed "a d defendants
WIN. STEWART. Cierf.
By VIZ WALLACE. Deputy.
a n....o
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

" Ew HARDWARE sTORE.-NEw FrRx New GooDs
The subscribers have just opened entire New Stock OF
Hardware comprising the latest styles and approved patterns
nj house trimmings Of description Builders will please do
them the favor call and examine quality, prices &c
be furnished with almost every agricultural
such shov spades hoes and scyhes hay forks
grain cradles. sickes dc &c.
Carpenters Coopers Mason Carriage and Cabinet Ma
Black White and all other Smiths and the invitation
tended the alphabet Of the and surrounding
country call he G Elephant and Cook Sos south
side Of Washington opposite Cragheads and examine
goods and prices.
above, they viii keep for sale good stock
and nails Also,
per and sheet and do all kinds Of job work IN the
line lastly do intend being outone In the
approved kinds of Cooking Stoves warranted r
please Being well acquainted with The latest improves
patterns made New York Pennsylvania and Ohio and having
twenty years practical the sale ofs,oves and Dte
merchandise the hardware trade they hope please whs
may favor them with call. WAINWRIGHT BRO
Inil ls50-yx
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
q DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

q DEMONSTRATORS NoTfoE-Notice is hereby given thai
the undersigned by the Prlst
Indiana of Peier Kuorz,
required mike immediate payment and those having ess
duly %
WILLIAM " J. JOHNSON, AnuF
nrxcxw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

H
Of the Joseph Peeche late of Ma
ron iniana deceased will sale public
Monday, September 1881, the
all right title and Of which said deceased died seized
the following described real situated sd
Lots Nos Is, 10, and 90 lot No
g. OF tie Donation Lands adjoining the town 81 lndsn,po
lying White River. according plat thereof laid oa
the Recorders Once OF Marion county by
Jonathan NJ Hacker and also lots Nos and IBanos OF
out block No 10 West Of White river
TERMSsOF SALE One fourth Of the purchase money 10 be
i'm in
front of
the purchaser purchasers with good freehold
curiiy hearing from dzfe and payable without relief
whatever from valuaon srrrasemeir laws
JOHN 3. STCMPH, AdEzinstrsior, de tonts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
INDIANA UNIvERsIrY-rne ensuing ss..ion nslilu


will Thursday. second day Of October.
The cholera esaed Bloomington days
aher the late College has entirely disappeared and
g,od health Of the place n already restored.
had respectable farm hous within reasonable
Of the boardns club
81 The charge the village 81 SO
week.
Two students from each the State The appoint
privileges Of the Uni
versiiy without charge O! tuition.
study Ind University believed be
and thoroughly pursued American College East
made low bring advan
the practcahe
DAVID n. maxwell. Pres'L
board Of Trustees.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE

OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE
COLLEGE HILL, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO,
FUSHE third annual session OF The Ohio Female College
Monday, 18th An efficient corps Profess
every department
will be ably led The Institution located College
i miles north of Cincinnati o. place noted for Us elevated
and healthy position is beautiful well the excee
-Four and coEmodou buildings have
and dedicated FEMALE EDUCATION.
the principal Of which, with furniture s200OO full
studies been adopted
completion which. young Ladies' receive Diploma The i-
good Telescope Chemical Posoi hcal
paraiu and lectures with experiments given weekly
whole school The reasonable Letters Of inquiry
should be Rev. John Covert College Hill, Hamilton Co. o.
JOHN COVERT, Pres't.
SEPTEMBER Isl, 1851 flaf.aI1E
References Hon John Mclean Rev Samuel w Fisher, Rev
T. Mills H. Allen, d. s F. Cary Esq, Cincinnati. DR. Jas
L. Allen Rockville Ind Rev w NJ Cheever Tere Hauie; and
Rev c Babb Indianapolis sepod2w-2mw journal copy.l
ct. MARY's sEMNARY-The Autumnsl OF
- stuion will commence Monday. September Sh. Miss
TowS formerly Of Maine but recently from Greencasrle Ind, vii
the Rev DR. CAMP conducting the school Terms
to,re order the TRusrEEs whom apple
made HON JAMES MORRISON, CHARLES COX.
WIN " MORRISON s. MAJOR,
f KITCHEN J. y McCHESNEY,
w. c. HANNA. JAS. Il. CIESG-
DIR GEO. w. MEARS, sus2s-d$wrf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

OHEEsH.-5o Boxes selected Tor shis Market
~ For sale at v. C. HANNA g. co IS. - serlx
NJ AoKERELzo packages so Msetsrs lost received .ne
M very chesp siN c. HANNA a CO.. ssps3
DowpER AND LEAf--Alxsys On hand. A isrFs s1srtiy
Ii hes, brands chssr fcr cash v. @ HANNA COZ
sepSR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

NOTICE hereby siven undersigned has taken letters
Administration Of Theodore Dckmsnn late
and Indiana deceased Al indebted
make immediate nen ami
,hoss having claims notified them
duly or settlement The sd snpgfd 10 bs
solvent. JOHN D. tTUMPH,
sepsS-w7w Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

VNTILLIAM REVEALS ESTATE.-Notce 10 hereby given
w that the undersigned has this taken letters
the William Me-
ron county Stale OF Indiana deceased The estate Of Tie tesiaior
solvent indebted notified maks
delsy
claims the notified the
properly authenticated within the limited
hrIpyv 4-v5,v REVEAL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
a Aw SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY

AW INDIANA UNIVEHSlI T.
This under the u the Hon David Mcdonald
and the VIM T. It's superior advantages gentlemen
entering the Legal Profession generally known and sckn"
edged.
The Of in this Law School embraces all the
branches Of Legal Students examined day on
lectures daily delivered
held every Saturday which all the students
ercised preparing p-ssngs and arguing egal questions
divided classes-the Junior and the
The hooks Of the Junior class Bncksione Com
Ken Commentaries, Smith Contracts and Stephen
Pleading: Senior cass Kcnt's Commentaries
Chiy Pleading Greenesf Evidence and Mtfrd Equity
law library provided for the Students but they
furnish their books.
attending department will the
Faculty of diplomas
prsccng lawyers will entitled them short Of that
time.
The tuition fee thirty dollars per session The graduation fee i
Ave dollars ESQ
approaching will the frs, Monday
November and end the first of March following.
ID. II. MAXWELL, Prcs',
Bloomington, Sept. l. 1851. B. T. Ind Uncus'fs
L Q.rcru
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
rlyo sINKIsG PUNE BoRRowERs'-whers inlerr,l We.

FuNO SINKING FUND BORROwERs'-Where interest
due unpaid the first Of July last loans om
Sinking Fund tie lands security will he
al
in Decemher When than
said first Of July may due and security deemed
this Office sgreemem
the interest 50 due AID withheld. j. MORRISON, PresL
Sinking Fund Office.
Indianapolis ne 1851 eepl-3wd6w.
Journal, and Statesman, fBdsnelol Courier
Journal la Fayeie: Palladium Jefesonian Rcimonn
Courier Journal Terre Haue Banner Tribune Msdsonsn
Madison; Journal Evansville: News Michigan City
M
send Once Of Sinking Fund.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

ONE HUNDRED CORDS OF wooD-The undersigned
" viii sealed until Saturday Octr 1851.
10 O'Clock NJ Office o the Treasurer
livery Of hundred cords Of good wood for The the Legs
aure Of Irdians, is ensuing
CHARLES n TEST, Sec Of State
JAMES r. DRAKE,
E. W. II. ELLIS Auditor.
indianapolis Sept TO- 1851 sepii-w4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
a BEAUTIFUL FARM ron sALE-The subscriber b

a BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR sALE.-The subscriber beirg
n unable attend Farming and order commeace some
busne suitable his health, offers his farm for sale
by above
Hamilton and Stale Of Indiana 10 miles from
the ba t60 joins the north
and situated Tton There seventy acres OF these
nearly SMOOTH and
dcadsnng clearing This Farm commands
advantages If Shcvis and inhabited by
&c situated said lands There and
Mills in the immediate vicinity and steam Mil is ns put up
Railroad, which located only few
wards property This section OF country reasonably
healthy lands well tmbered aud cannot be excsed IN fertility
bv any mar, OF The IJnou aue25-w4w NJ. SHELL.
HOOK AGENTS WANTED.-rhe lately -
ID Historical Descriptive work IF unusual
II Of the ably written Sftsnd'dy IHurad,
valuable Of the kind. this country,
and one which experienced greatly for their
est engage in circulating. Address lpost paidl
- = ~ s. DRAKE 4 CO.,
aureS- lti-wi2w Hartford Conn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS:
- Al ,-o~ Crr-r,- ror,r p.e~.r-l-r Tern, fe<

MARION CIRCUIT CouEI, December Term, ISL
Petition Jor ivorcs-Truanna Emmei o. Slss Emmett.
GLOW said Truanna Emmett by her Attorneys and fes
petition herein and sso hfes the shdsv OF d-nieresed
person. Sas Emmei resident Of the State Of Indiana
The said sss Emme therefore hereby notified Of the hing and
and unless he the frsf
Of the Marion Circuit Court 70 be held 81 The
Indianapolis the second Monday IN Deeenbr
said petition the same vn
heard and determined in s absence and dee-ee rendered ee
cordneiy WIN. STEWART, Clerk.
cosunx 4 RoBxrrs, SOILS for Petitioner sep<-w3w
= COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL EsrkTE-Ths
u dersgned appointed Ivy the Hsrisn Probate Cou Cennis
half South Of section
Township fifteen North Of Range ih East. eon,snne 80
Number IS in block Number o. IN
ndans being the property belonging
the hes Of VIM Myers late Of Marion county oeesssed VII
Court House do pusc outcry
Saturday 9Th day Of September. next
TERMS or SALE Onehd Of The purchase money In cash,
third from the day of sale the remaining third
f both of said deferred 70 draw
and he secured BY notes with good eehcd security Sale
10 take between O'Clock A NJ, and o'clock r. NJ.
auez5-waw PERCY HoSBROOK Commissioner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25
IlRoPosAls FoR srATroNERY.-ssaIed pIunn,,l,. y

PROPOSALS FOR sTATIoNERY-SeaIed proposals and
accompanying specimens, requested the Office Of
Secretary Of State un Saturday Oct ISL o'clock for fur
nshng for the Indiana following ateuery
low
800 Reams Printing Paper 90 by 30 inches
100 geams Printing Paper g by Iot inches
10 Reans Plain Cap Parer No l.
40 Reams Plain Lerer No
20 Resms Envelope or Post Once Ptpe,
cu0 Reams Ruled Letter Paper
SO Resm< Ruled Csp
eoOOO Envelopes Large Size, Lega5
3eO0 same. small size;
Dozen quarts Black Ink
The will received either for The whole hr suy
The under the privilege 81
BID whole part Contractors win he required furnish slch
additional may he necessary during the ~ The
Legislature prces J. DRAKE. Treas Of State
CHAS. n. TEST Sec'y
f. w. II. ELLIS, Auditor
Ind7nspolis Sept, 10 1851. seYf1-fw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

q phdINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Ths undersigned has been
appointed by the Probate Court Of Marion county
James Stout late Of said county
said requested to
make all having claims against
said them duly authenticated Tor
settlement. Said estate 10 probably solvent
ausos-w3w BENJAMIN MORGAN. Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

Aw PARrNERsHIP.-Ths undersigned have associated
with them Of the law, Hon CALEB H. SflTH
late of Indiana under frm Of SPENCER SMITH
Once North West corner Of Thirc and Main Cincinnati
CINcrSxarr. Aug. g, 1851 SPENCER q CoRWlNE-
81 rd-x1W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-25

a pMINIsTRAToR's sALE.-Thc underlined, Acmins
OF the estate of James Stout late OF Marion county
Indiana deceased will proceed TO sell at public auction at thu
deceased in Perry Township Saturday
the Goth day September 1881 the property Of the de
ceased, consisting Of Horses, Cows sheep Hog sgon
wing Germ, Household Furniture
Farming Utensils and other articles Terms OF sale On al
three dollars cash In hand all sums ove
dollars will be siven the purchaser
approved sueties payable without any 70
suges-waw - BENJAMIN MORGAN, Admir-.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-21

The Senate resumed the consideration OF the special
orderbeins The resolution declaring the OF ad
usment TO be dshnitive settlement OF the questions
grow ing out OF domestic slavery
= Mr. FOOTE, OF Mississippi and Mr.. RHEIT made
some remarks by way Of personal explanation, which
reserye ed for revision
Mr.. HOUSTON, (resuming the hoor) As the day is
far spen should prefer the morning. and il the Senate
acquiesce will move ha the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. BUTLER Will The senator withdraw that motion
for executive session
MIR. HOUSTON eonse nng,
On mollon by MIR BUTLER, the further consideration
OF the resolution was po stponed until Monday next.
Ga motion by Mr.. BUTLER,
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF execu.
tive business and after time spent therein the doors
were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-21
TO WEST ERIN TRAVELLERS
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS

(Through IN tsrenty-two hours and q hay)
THIS line Ptfbufg, Baltimore SusQuehAnna and
Pennsyyaa Central railroads Is in successful
by Baltimore al II, (ban hour
arrival OF The WashDgton aud
proceed Harrisburg, where they transferred TO iho Central
proce without delay crossing
mountains daylight and arriving in Ptsburg at O. the
starting The entire distance performed by railway
the exception OF - miles, which done hrstcas coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave Pltsburg Central ruroad and
arrive Harrisburg M the morning. where the
press Of The Baltimore and suquehanna railroad will be in
waiting proceed baltimore
a. M the Washington which leaves at "a,
m. i3-Ths reliable offered 10 the public
{fy-Fare through (either way Sll.
For tickets apply agent the Baltimore and Susque
Calvert Station, baltimore, the
ticket age nj of Company psburg
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent OF transportation
Dgc Ii-dm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-21

no TIsE DEAE-DoCToR HARTLEY, auIist, from the
80 Arch Philadelphia, begs inform those OF
the neshborhood Of Washington with whom he has
that he has compliance with their special
spend few the Deaf
head all dsugreeable discharges from the
speedily removed without causing the
cases when Dr. II. be consulted
Myes dry goods Pennsylvania avenues
and 10th Washington from O'Clock daily
Evenings by appointment
branch special practice enabled him his
find the confirmed and obst
yield by ateady attention prescribed
confidence They
by distinguished medical Of
county;
have pleasure Hartley practice
BILE of his both In the
p''e W. PARKER M. D.,
Professor OF Surgery, &c.
His professional abilities will be duly appreciated by those who
place themselves under hi
JOHN II. WHITAKER, MD,
Professor OF Anatomy, &c.
III Dr. Hartley, have found his depor
and gentiemally - y
pleasant duty give testimony in favor OF the treat
Hartley deafness The appica
unattended by pain and its effects almost
insa II. r. HARDMAN,
Counsellor atlaw, 90 Chambers
partial deafness treated by him
Dr. H. scientific gentleman, and
can produce his ability
difficult branch of the medical ofcssion.-Giobe.
Persons the recommended
visit Hartley No 80 Arch Third. He
and having pad particular
acquired from his skill and
experience coping with this serious acion than
BY physicians IN general pactceD
spateh.
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