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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDYii
DIR. H. b. MYERS
EXTRACT OF
WILD CHERRY AND DANDELION

sARSAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DANDELI0N
For Purifying he BlOOd-AH Disorders Of the Kidneys.
uvy OF The absorbeHs disoldercd Digcston;suoh
Bilious Diseases Consumption, Dropses Gravel Sorofua.
Sup Fever Liver Complaints Fevers, Female Complaints,
Summer Complaints imPOteEey, Dyspepsia, Nervous Anec
tons. General Debility, &c.
This put up large bottles containing
and Tonic. Cures without puTng gripping sickening
while IL removes disease ceanse braces and
Gle in market valuable family medicine certain
preventive OF disease the bad effects exposure mprudence
PREPARED BY DR. H. B. MYER BUFFALO Ny
For eUery disease ich this Extract PROCESSES cure con-
taRs ingredients chosen for their special adoption 10 lis
relief
This valuable medicinal preparation operates an Alternative
and Detergent, Diuretc Tonic proper
I main
relieves affections Generally expressed il increases
all the secTeons excretOns exces action in the
Extract of SarsapaTla compound of
many of the most potent vegetable remedial
tendency, powerful action ON
the human frame, than any of them separately.
Entirely vegetable and formed with basis the speci
hes-sarsapare, Wild Cherry AMI DandelOnt with
OF the mdest restorative yet produces uneached
by the most violent remedies Possessing combined al the
auded virtues Of The greatest cleansing medicines adds 9TH
gently acting the Kidneys having particular refer
ence osome internal organhu al Graduating the
ing usease oeehsing every portion OF the body and
ting aud refreshing the system.
This Extract acts directly kindly upon blood which
purhes and enTchespromoes healthy
dgeson and by its influence of
ture. II supplies Of vital nervous energ7sss
nervous diseases generally and gives TO the fnvsd lasting
health. vigor and strength.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRAFFoN.-
Persons whose constitutions broken down. Neakeue and
debtaed who have declined in mental power
ally diseased cannot find better more pleasant remedy
Dr. Myers Sarsapala Wild Cherry and Dandeon has perfect
that fluid Is entirely vitiated-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14
PHYsoPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,

TENHE Fa and Winter Of this old Institution viii
III the New Edi6ce, Fifth and Western Row,
the first Monday November ISL and continue week.
six lectures per day.
Tickets the full Marculaon 5OO Graduation
fee S20U0. Tickets CommeTca Hospital $500.
FACULTY.
E. H. STocKwELL D. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
j. A POWERS NJ. D.. Professor Medical aud Operative Sur
gerry.
E. NJ PARRITT, D. Professor of Chemistry and Medical Ju-
Tisprudence.
H. f. JOHNSON NJ D. Professor OF Theory and Practice of Mdi
cine.
BRoN NJ D. Professor Botany, Muteria Medca, and
Pharmacy
c. CARTER, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases o.
Women Children.
T.. H. STocKwEII. NJ. d. Demonstration.
JOS. BROWN. NJ. d., Dean Of the Medical Faculty
CINc1NNArI Inlv 10. ISL. inN25-6MIwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

GONG AROUND THE WORLD IN 40 DAYs-The
San Francisco Courier the need and practicable
ty OF steamship navigation between that city and China
thus completing the chain of steam communication round
the world except the break in crossing the lsthmus Of
Suez. The paper adds
g. This link completed, the traveller leaving New
York. proceed to Chagres by steam, from thence to
San Francisco, to Macao, via the Sandwich Islands,
Guam and Manilla-thence to Suez, via Singapore, Pc
nang, Ceyon and Adn-thence TO Cairo and Aexan-
andria, to Southampton, via Malta and Gibrater, and
mus of Sucz. Thus he would be able to circumnavigae
the world visiting many points of interest, making the
trip in 140 days! The commercial advantages which
flow to the United States from this and kindred
sources great for enumeration here and well
known require it."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

Coon JOKE A WIDowER.-A correspondent at
Holly Springs Mississippi, tells the following and vouch-
es for its truth 1t is the best joke have heard of
lately. 1t appears that wdower in that town, OF
somewhat gallant disposition, had been accustomed to
visit the widow M, whether the amiabe wild
ow herself, her lively daughters, informant did
not know One evening he found the family party hard
at work upon Sc'ce garments of cloth. The girls were
sewing, and the widow pressing the seams. The
wdower hung up his hat usual and took his seat by
the fire. just at that moment thappened that the widow
had done with the pressing ron (vulgo taors goose
she set il down the hearth, and called her negro
man in loud voice, "Jakel jake come and take out
this goosem s.
The widower started up in asonishmen, not knowing
what to make of this abrupt order....- -.
Jake, do you heart" again exclaimed The widow
beg your pardon, Mrs. NJ said tire widower, with
visible agitation but pray don't call Jake if you wish
me 10 leave your house, will go at once without inter-
ference of servants"
The ladies roared with laughter, and ittook
ments to explain to the cagrned widower his mistake
He has not been known to visit the widow M since
that memorable night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

CHOLERA At KEoKUK &c-The officers of the
steamers Osweyo and Kate Kearney, down this morn
ing report eight deaths from cholera at Keokuk, or
Thursday last The mortality had increased rapidly
that panic feared among the citizens many Of
whom had already retired TO the country. AT Fort
Madison the disease continued nger, and the Eagle,
the principal hotel in the town. had been deserted by
Mr. Stripe, the proprietor and its inmates. Six deaths
had occurred in the house previous to the 3Oth ut,
among whsm Mrs Stripe, wife of the proprietor
st. Louis Int, Aug. 2.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

u What mysterious thing is blush that a single
word look OF thought, should send that inmifabe
carnatIon the cheek Strange too that il is only
the face the human facethat is capable Of blushne
The hand or foot does not turn red with modesfy
shame, than the glove the sock which cover IT,
II IS the face that is heaven There may be traced the
intellectual phenomena with confidence amounting to
moral certainty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

SOUTH CAROLINA SECESSION FLAG.-A mammoth
white flag suspended from Of the windows Of
the office Of the Charleston Mercury the 4h instant
which appeared lone star and rattlesnake with its
head erect at the foot of palmetto tree, about to
strike. portion Of the military drew up before the Of
fee presented arms and gave nine cheers for the flag
of South Carolina
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

gHe that loses his conscience, has nothing left that
is worth keeping
Few things necessary for the wants Of this life,
but il takes infinite number to satisfy the demands Of
opinion.
Men and actions, like objects of sight, have their
points of prospective: be at distance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

RAILROAD BRIDeE BuRNED.-On Saturday morDin q
last says the Licking Herald about 60 feet OF one track
of the bridge, about mile above st. Louisville
the Sandusky Mansfield, and Newark Railroad, was
burnt Ii undoubtedly set on ire--as the timbers
had been saturated with spirits Of turpentine. 1t
again Tuesday morning Ohio Statesman
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

- Aaron Burr is buried in the cemetery at Prince
ton, New Jersey, and while costly monuments mark the
resting place Of his father and other relatives his grave
is unmarked by any token Of memory respect 1t is
only known by being pointed out by the guide who may
be showing stranger the tombs Of other men whose
Z nnes are Connected with our early history.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

Cr The salary of the Governor of Virginia has been
fixed five thousand dollars and the Convention has
decided that the Lieutenant Governor shall not have
vote in the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

CoURTMG.-An institution made up Of flutes and
moonlight period that brings discretion to foil stop,
and marks with star the morning Of hopes Court
ing women into angels mouths nio honey comb
1.-The heart becomes great hive Of sweets-while ks-
the bees that keep up the supply. Again we
ask, did you ever hold the head Of bne-eyed girl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

AGRICULTURE IN FRANcE-A letter writer for the
Republic says:
"a trip of six hundred and fifty miles, from the north
and southern extremity of France. lustihes me in
the expression of my opinion that Gods does not
shed its rays fair land thoroughly cul-
tivaed. The whole country is literally garden. Ev-
cry square foot from the mountantop down to the low
ravne is made produce something if it be suscep-
tible of it. Their mode Of planting or sowing their
crops, whether plain hill side produces the finest
effect the appearance OF the landscape; the space al
loted for each crop laid in squares paralleo-
grains with mathematical precision, and, whether large
small, the best garden could not be divided with
greater accuracy. As there fences or hedges,
and the different crops in various stages OF matu-
rty you imagine the variety of hues that meet the
eye and the macncenec of the panorama that stretch
ont in every direction far as the vision pene-
trate. sorry to add, in this connexon that
eghths of the agricultural labor is performed by females,
while two three hundred thousand stalwart ia
uniform dlng away their time in the barracks OF the
cities and villages In the absence of lerces cattle,
cured by ropes driven about their pasturage by -
males and sheep confined within the required limits
by boys assisted by shepherds dog. Speaking of cat
tie reminds that Notwithstanding fresh pork is abun-
dant enough in market both in England and France,
have not seen live porker in either country"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

G3- The New Haven Palladium ACCUSES 60 the demo.
oracyn Of abandoning John Quincy Adams
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

10 William T. Hamilton has been nominated for re-
election to Congress by the Democrats Of the Second
District Of Maryland
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

G5'The Postmaster General acknowledges having re-
ceived under cover of letter signed Romuus" one
tom part all Of which sum, the writer says due
the Post Office Department
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

u Gen. Dearborn, distinguished soldier of the late
war with Great Britain, died at Portland Maine, on tn
29fh ult
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

THNS truly valuable Remedy all diseases the Lungs
Ill Throat has become The chief reliance Of the afflicted u
the known the above complaints While
powerful remedial the desperate and hopeless
eases OF CeHsHron also Diminished doe one OF me
midest and agreeable family medicines for coughs
and colds Read below the opinion Of men who are known to the
From Professor HITcHCOcK:
James C. AyerSr: have used yeur "Cheuy Peciora" in
my own case Of deeseaed Bonch aud am satisfied from M
OF larynga and bronchial difficulties Ii my opnou supe
character cun be of any service You are liberty To use as
you think proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK. LID,
President OF Anhersi College
layers CHERRY PICTORIAL oihe valuable prepara-
lions that has fallen under notice After careful examination,
say have large appreciation merits
the fullest confidence usefulness coughs and lung com
plaiuis''
DR. BREWSTER of Wmdham Co., Conn., sends Us the following
6 Ayer-Dear enclose you certificate from Mrs
Mr.. Seth Cady Dsputy Sheriff Wdhsm Co.. Connecticut The
ton. w. A BREWSTER, NJ. ID.
WEST KnLISsLY CT, Sept %. Isls
This may certify that afflicted with a very cough
the winter of as, which threatened Consumption.
bad tried many medicines IN Fa and was cured by the use II
Ayers Cherry Pectora" cATHARINE X. CADY.
DIRECT EVIDENCE
IL Iowel-Dear Feeling onier obligations
for the restoration of my health send you report Of case,
which you liberty publish the benefit others las
tooA "e suneu " cougar
use OF many medicines without blaming relief was obliged 10
business frequently raised blood and could sleep
- ~ - -.e-s '
have just purchased the filth bole and nearly
sleep WELL cough has ceased and all BY The Of valuable
meiieme- s STONE A NJ,
Principal Mt Hope Seminary.
From Dr. Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster, ChccPee Fails,
DR. J. c. Ayer-Dear SIR Enclosed please find remittance for all
the Che ry Peclora last unesangly say that
which cured many ca-os Cough
Lung Complaints Our Physicians using extensively their
r'N'' Truly yours DIN BRYANT
Prepared BY c AVER, CHEMIST, LOwErA-
juy9i-w cRAIGHEAD q BROWNING, Druggists
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

tLEAR THE TRACK. F. FAIRBANKS has just receiv-
~ ed by the iron horse his Spring supply Of Boots and Shoes
consisting OF the Congress Boot for gentlemen the Congress Cater
ladies' The Jenny Lind Shoe for ladies' and Of Boots
Shoes Slippers, and Caters, suitable all and con
lie also received both Beebes and eay style Of New
York Hats Spring These Hats pronounced by ALL
being the best and fashionable Hats His stock
of silk push CLOTH and oil eo Caps plain SILK fur and wool Hats
among the largest the city He Is receiving large guam
tiy Of Straw Goods which will be sold Cincinnati prices Also,
Trunks Carpet Bags ether articles too tedious
MENTION
His is small profits and quick retuns and be fsters
himself that he sell cheaper cash. than amy in the Rail-
road City,
Cali and examine for yourse, at J.F. FAIRBANKS,
SIGN THE BIC RED BooT,
mario Sentinel Building
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14

GA Democrats Printer represents Marion county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14
Through in One Day, via sandusky, and by
T0IED0t

Passengers leaving Dayton by the O'Clock SO min NJ Tram
evening with Steamer for Toledo connecting nj To-
edo Michigan Southern Railroad for all points Northern In
diana and Michigan
Fare rednced-Fom Dayton Toledo five dollars For inor
NATION and Through Tickets please apply the Office Dayton
opposite Saynie Hotel where Tickets be Obtained for TOe
do, Detroit, Cleveland and Buffalo.
Morning Tran leaving Springfield ocack Enon at
O'Clock, mn-Osborn, O'clock As and Kneisy's,
O'Clock. Returning passes Knesy O'Clock, Is mnOsbom
9 o'clock, 90 mr-an Enon. 9 O'Clock. so min
Afternoon Train, leaving Springfield O'clock p. NJ, passes
Enon O'clock 90 mn-Osborn O'Clock IS minnd Kneis
ys at o'clock Returning, passes nesys al ocock 80 mn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-14
III ad River and Lake Erie r ailroad
SANDUSKY. TOLEDO, AND DETROIT.
1-. SPRINGFIELD AND DAYTON T.a@asn 3
CHANGE OF HOURS.

~ CII'I-'UH OF IIOU""'
IN and Monday April % 1851, and until further
W Passenger Train will leave The Northern Depot Springfield
O'clock A NJ, and O'clock, p NJ, Dayton, stopping
Hertzers, Enon Osborn and knei>ly's.
Returning; will leave Dayton al O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock
Is min r. NJ
The o'clock A NJ Tram from Dayton connects with Sandus
and the O'Clock p. NJ, Tram, from Dayton,
through Train Detroit and Buffalo, and also
with the Xenla and Cincinnati Train
Coaches with this Train Charleston,
necuon with the Columbus and Xenia Railroad
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Jo6r0on9 S4.
20ufcn0e I& S9.
GTEEZ LEXINGTON
BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.

This institution, which has long been in sue
cesstul operation, and is now open for the admi>@
sion OF pupils, is located nj Line Lexington, a vii
lngc situated at the junction of the new and old
bethlehem roads, New Britain Township, Bucht
County, Pennsylvania.
In this school are taught all the branches
comprised in 4 complete course of an English
education, and also the French, German, Latiu
and Greek languages, Painting and Drawing.
TEKMS.-In tl'a English department $50
per quarter Of - weeks, including boarding and
washing; and an additional charge of s 6, TO-
instruction in the languages, drawing and
painting
Instruction in the languages, drawing and
painting will be given 10y G. w. lilies, NJ. A
a graduate Of the University Of Berlin, Prussia.
n teacher highly recommended.
This school will be at all times in session. en-.
cept vacation Of 4 weeks commencing on tho
last Saturday in June, in each year.
Students are admitted at any time, and
charged from date of first entering
For absence, or time lost, no deduction, exe
copt in cases of prOtractcd sickness.
Strict attention is given to guard the morals
of the students.
Parents &c. disposed to patronize this institut
tiCn, will please to address me by letter directed
to the Line Lexington Post Office, Bucks Counf
ty, Pennsylvania
JOHN PRICE, Principal
Sept 4, ls5I--Gt
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Scfentlibe 9ScnOu.

Sreitoos ben 1Otm Sftpbcr, um IL ubr
WittaQs, fousn am 0oult oe5 uerllorbcnen
3obn Sauowerf, in 6CtccIber9 Gaun'
ftip, Ge&a @auntp, 6ffentIidb vertauft wcr
oen:
Gin Wferc, cine Sub, Elm Sinh, 9rcGe uno
fleiue Shmcine, tiu 4-9duI5me9cn uno Elm
l-8iulsmo9cn, cine UOutdnci9c Srcnnerci.
QcpfetmUblc, QBjaomubte, @runcbcercn bCi
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8ufhel, 2 ubru uno 2 Sadubren, Elm
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UrtiteI, Al umltducIib 81 meloen.
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Gu1einmmcItcS SdPttal, S25,OOO
0Grautie Sdpitni, 10000

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nbt ttuu pii 2(urtrc tbotIn uno uch ti0Gcb thuu.-
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AM >pp0IfeiIcn Gt0Or ron 9Sejps
ner unb 95rCinia ?

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