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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Joy TO THE AFFLICTEDI!I
Wonderful and Extraordinary Medicine.
THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL
Arabian Liniment for Man and Beast

4 wonderful and Extraordinary Medicine.
THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL
Arabian Liniment for Man and Beast
w. Ii. FARRELL, Sole Proprietor.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
And Sold bv Merchants and Druggists in nearly ery
TOlcn in the Western Country.
Also by w. w. ROBERTS, CRAIGHEAD & BROWNING,
vuyE most wonderful remedy known 70 mar for The speedy safe
n permanent diseases human flesh, well
and immense eS for w FaTrei ARABIAN LNMENT hs.
sy 5 sPis s @ OF
o 9 1 on % Terso o INV old ssbd AnbAn nn ~S
Beware Of such attempts 10 deceive Purchase none unless has
well or you viii get spurious article
Inoontsss Eridsnes Wonderful Cue-fhs Women can't 3.
To o u M fNERk d saGf a
dogs and tried TO Jump sharp pang fence he snageed himself IN
and owed the wounds and then poured Inmen and
DAYS il did NOT swell m be ieas know there Is nothing so coed
this Lnmen The can't be without if they happen
blister afterwards out YOU
Dupage CO, Ins., April TO- is5O.
Continually Inquiring-E C. BosbysbeI NJ, Deer Plain
Jersey CO., H., writes w b Farrell as follows: -
wrote you last Fall for the Agency of your Arabian Lnmen
men satacroni my
are sill cops,ay enoprng for send me ve,,y dozen a. oa
as possible. Respectfully. &C. E. G. BosBYsHELI-
used in the stables Of the suliana nouse Chicago Mr. Far
res Arabian Lnmen the various diseases Horses Werey
Il
Chicago, April 5, 1850. FREDERICK DOAIIRE.
The Quincy Whg the largest popular papers
Illinois, speaking of w b. FaTre's Arabian Lnimeni Msrch
18TH 1851, This Lnimen is the Genuine Cures and
mistake
Lame Pa fId Backs Rheanafism aud NeHragia-Iers
what Medical Profession w Farrels Arabian l.nenf
The following from OF the distinguished and popcsf
physicians in Indiana
This is to certify that have Dr. Farrels Arabian nment
in Of
Neuralgia,
ehcia therefore recommend the public with the
Ispore Co.. Ind, July 2s,h Isis y ''''
Knoxville ISL writes
10 w. b Farrell:
Dear Sir: entirely OF your Arabian Iiment and have
been have been expecting here
nish your medicine wish you would
get your Lnimem we have daily calls for H.
Yours, respectfully, ]. w. BREWER.
following COPY of
from my Agent in St Louis Mo:
Mr. w B. Farrell, Dsar Sir: You viii please send another
supply Of your Arabian nment The quantity e with
thai has used the Lnmt speak Of in the highest praise
| Yours. &c. DR.. Il. EASTERlsY.
| ST. Louis, Mo, April %, 1S4s-
this or any other age Of peeses bone curing
up all deep seated amaon releasing contracted cords
stiff joints, swegs OF every Kind and healing the
highest degree
Sweeney Stiff Complaint Founder, Big Head Fsrcy, SPAWN,
Lameness Sand Cracks Hard Tumo Calls Sore Eyes Cbaes
Strains Bruises Wounds Scratches Film IN the Eye Caked Bag,
Horn Denper, &C. permanently cured by this remedy,
which has received the appreciation OF the most learned
/ and farriers of the day. sep25y-wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

FREE Soil CANDIDATE.-The New York Journal Of
Commerce suggests the name of Hon. w. H. Seward of
New York. as a suitable candidate of the Free Soil par
ty for President in the next election. He would be
strong Candidate and would secure the almost entire
Wing vote, of the northern states.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

SAD AccIDENT.-Capt. Ryon of Ohio county was
killed few days since by the accidental discharge of
gun. He had taken his gun to kill hawk and put his
mouth TO the muzze-raisng the hammer of the lock
with his foot to if there any load in the gun by
blowing through it, the gun loaded and his foot slip
ping from the hammer, caused the gun go off, and the
load passing through his head and into the ceiling of the
room causing death instantly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
WuAr Is TRrAsoN7-Tbis question so freouentl

WHAT is TREAsoNl-This question, so frequently
propounded since the fugitive slave riot Chrstana
thus answered in the Philadelphia Bulletin by emi-
nent lawyer of that city:
If body of men conspire and mediate insurrec-
ton, to resist oppose the execution OF any statute OF
the United States by force, they only guilty Of high
tcnton into execution by force they then guilty Of
treason by levying war. [Wheaton's American Crimi-
nal law, $50, United States Mitchell Dali, 34S.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

70 If the honorable Senator is really sincere IN his
professions Of regard for the Governors sense OF jus
tce seems to u.s. would suggest 10 him the proprey
Of "calling of his dogs."-Indiana StatesmaH
II Governor Wright is really sincere in his professions
Of regard for Senator Bright Of justice seems
to US, would suggest him the proprety OF calling of
his trsssOii dogs. The Ell;ss, the CARRIERS and the
Vailes arrogating to themselves the Office OF de-
tenders general for the Governor. The true democracy
Of the State are beginning wonder why this is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

C-Joseph B. Cornelius, Esq has been appointed
Clerk of the Parke Circuit Court, rice Hon. John G.
Davis, resigned. The Wing grumbles terribly at this
apPointment-not because Mr.. Cornelius capable
or worthy, but because he is a Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

BWhy certain ladies of the present day like the
"forlorn hope" of beseging army7
Because they about to throw themselves into the
hyeeches f ilt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

1.-THE trial of Martin L. Coyner, in the Hendricks
Circuit Court, commenced last Monday, for the murder
Of James Crow on the Terre Haute Railroad and closed
last night, by the acqutta Of the defendant The in
dictment for murder in the second degree and the
defence made by the Counsel for Mr. Coyner, was, that
the killing in self-deence. The defence was, VIC
learn from person who heard the trial. fully sustained
the opinion of the court, the jury, and the stand
ers.
Mr.. Coyner defended by Messrs. Smith and
O'Neal OF this city, and Mr.. Nave Of Hendricks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
California.

If the news from Pacific State is be relied on,
the Democrats have achieved glorious victory There
seems to be but little doubt of the election Of old
friends Ned Marshall and Joe McCorkle Congress.
They glorious fellows and will be an honor to this
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

C-The State Librarian is not continued in Office I'M
der the new Constitution, county surveyors
Ind. Statesman.
Nor is the State Printer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

1.-THE Democrats Of Erie County, Penn. have in
Convention, unanimously nominated Gen. SAM HoUsroN
for the Presidency; and the Erie Observer, staunch
Democratic Journal, fully endorses the nomination.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

1.-THE Madison Banner, rejoicing the result Of
the election in the Baltimore district, Maryland says:
This is truly a great victory; for the democrats,
not content rely upon the heavy majority which they
claimed, imported orators from Pennsylvania aid
their candidate upon the stump
This may be true, but while the democrats imported
stump speakers the wings imported voters. More than
one hundred hands employed the government works
at Washington left for Baltimore the evening before the
election, in charge Of the wing vigilance committee
and were carried to Baltimore eooped and fed the
pense of the wing party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
UNpIANA UNIvERsrrY-Tbe ensuing session of This Instu

INDIANA UNIVERSITY-The ensuing session Of this 1nsn
Il will Thursday the second day Of October
The cholera which vailed Bloomington about days
after the late College commencement entirely disappeared and
the usual good health of the place already restored.
Boarding had in respectable houses within reasonable
University per the boarding club
the less than 81 The usual charge ia The $3.50
week.
students from county fHnHo ~ the appoint
of County privileges of the Uni
without charge o. tuition
The of study in Indiana University believed TO be
thoroughly pursued American College East
the expenses made sOow bring its advan
ages within the of the number practicable
DAVID III. MAXWELL Pres't.
Board of Trustees
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Indiana Central Canal Company.

liberal charter granted to this company by the
last Legislature of Indiana Capital stock $500 600.
The company has been fully organized Isaac OILS Esq.
Of New York is President and Dr. c. S. Ramsey Of this
city, Vice President, and general Superintendent The
company have been peculiarly fortunate in procuring the
services Of our fellow DIR. Ramsey whose en-
ergy perseverance and sound Judgment emnentIy quail
iy him for such station. Active means understand
viii be taken during the present and the coming year
put the Canal in complete repair. The company is
wealthy and will be spared carry ont the
objects Of the Grant We shall be in possession Of
the plans and designs Of the company, which shall
with pleasure lay before the public.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
Maryland Election.

The election for members Of Congress, held in Mary
land Wednesday last resulted in the choice of four
Wings and two Democrats-which is a gain of one
member.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

"A STROLoGY-TIIE CELEBRATED DIR. C. w. ROBACK,
IA Professor Of Asiroogy, Astronomy Prenoogy and Geomar
cy, combined with CONJURATON from Sweden Office No "a
Locust street, Philadelphia offers his Of Id
He has been consulted by all the crowned heads Europe
and enjoys higher reputation Asrooger any living
Natves calculated according Geomancyades 50 Gentlemen
the date the day OF their birth All letters continuing the
above fee, will receive immediate attention. and naves
of the world written durable and he
10 make his by conurafion Of the following
topics Courisp advice for the successful accomplishment
of wealthy marriage he has the redeem such
the free Of the bottle; and for all of hazard and
the recovery OF stolen and the purchasing Of lottery
tickets Thousands the above named have been
this and vcny and in the United States full
ton of ALL 10000 Nsves Horoscopes have been during
the last four while here Letters will
and will do well call person. and the mail
hat need money through
DR. Roback 500 000 letters monthly has
For particulars call the Office of the Sentinel and get
Astrological Almanac, gratis. c. w. ROBACK,
No G, White street, New York City.
10 Be particular mention the Post Office, county and
n5- All Communications kept relgiousy secret. feb26
PROPOSALS. FOR sTATIoNERY.-sealed proposals and
accompanying specimens, requested the Office Of the
Secretary of Saturday a. 1851 O'Clock
nshng for the OF the State Of Indiana the following stationery
800 Reams Printing Paper &c by - inches
800 Reams Printing Paper PC by I9i inches
10 Resms Plain Cap PAPER No. l.
40 Reams Plain Letter No /; -rrs
20 Reams Envelope Post Office Paper
900 Reams Ruled Letter Paper
so Ilesms Ruled Cap
10000 Envelopes Large Legal;
10000 Same, small size;
2 Dozen quarts Black Ink.
The proposals will be received either bill any
the undersigned privilege accepting
additional be the the
Legislature prices. J. p DRAKE, Treas of State
CHAS. H. TEST, Sec'y
E. w H. ELLIS, Auditor.
Indianapolis Sept. TO- 1851. sep1l4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

SU1crDE.-A young man, aged about % years, by the
of John Stevens, committed suicide in Perry
township, in this county, yesterday in the following
singular
After returning from squirrel-huntng he was known
to have stepped into the loomhouse nearby, and as he
had previously been in the habit of shooting in
this place. his relations thought nothing of it, after
hearing the report Of gun. But, after repairing to
the place short time alter, he was found standing
dead, between the walls of the room with the muzzle
of rifle next his cheek, and the but-end Of the gun
placed on the LOOM II seems that he had proppedhim
self up this postion and had fred the gun of by TAX
ing the ramrod and pressing the end Of it against the
trigger. The ball passed through his head from one
cheek the other The for this rash said
TO be disappointment in love- The sad occurrence took
place at the house Of his brother, James Stevens.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
MARRIED.

BY william Sullivan, ESQ., in this city, The oh inst, Mr. Hks-
RY MCNEIL TO Miss MARY MARSHALL all Of this City.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.


COLLEGE HILL, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO,
vHNHE annual Female College will
Teachers has been secured and evsy department Of
sTcion will be ably led The institution is located q, College
and healthy position its beautiful well The excellent
been FEMALE EDUCATION,
the principal of which with is furniture cost over s2oOO ip
completion of which, young Ladies receive Diploma The ns-
paaus and lectures with experiments given weekly to
The whole school The terms are reasonable Letters OF
JOHN COVERT, Pres't.
Rets,snees~IIon John Mclean Rev Samuel Fisher
Mills H Allen D. !, Cay ESQ., Cincinnati DR. Jas Jas
Rev C f Babb, Indianapolis sep9-d2w-2mw journal copy.
"a A oARD.-Meszrs FIELD & SLOAN this method of
nc receive e ore @ AZ S 9s Rs
facility Including the best Of power and machinery they
e' Ho o VII Halls Oces c furnished with superior article Of
rChrs al prices 10 suit the age All orders from distance va
meet with prompt attention Country dealers VIII be supplied at
prices which will insure them good profit Rooms on WASHINGTON
n BNThe highest price will be paid for Poplar Walnut
Maple lumber, Hickory and Maple turning timber, DC.
julyI2 WHY
RrEpIcAL COLLEGE OF oHIo-Many inquiries having
I'VE been made in reference the College Edhce now IN
of erection for this Institution am instructed 10 that
week Of October and the main Lecture Room BY the
Preliminary Lectures will commence on the first regular
fifteenth Of October Clinical Lectures will be delv
i. NJ LAWSON, Dean
Cincinnati, Sept. %, 1s5l-sep25- 2wd-1,w
TOTTON YARNS-2,50 lbs. all sizes low rates. just re-
, ceyed nj " c. HANNH a. co IS. sep12
IL ply win superior S - '"a.
sep12 v. c. HANNA * CO.
SqeARs philaaspsia Refined. Puverizsd and Crushed
louisiana Clarified,
Louisiana Brown;
A large stock at ". C. HANNA & CO.'S. sep12
VWyINES AND BRANDIES.-Pure Port and Malaga Wine
w pipes RochelI and Cogniac Brandy; 81
usi red fromP Philadelphia v. c. HANNA a Co
NTAILs.-100 kegs asserted size, cheap at
II sepf2 " Z. HANNA az eO's.
COFFEE-Mocha, Java, Old Rio Rio, good supply
" always in store MURPHEf, TEAL CO,
une3 SO Masonic Hall
- 10 dozen Grain and Grass Scythes;
10 dozen Snaihes
Received consignment and for sale low by
junei4 BROWNING MAfEK
NU ACKEREL-40p packages Mackerel just received and
IVA for sale very cheap at " c. HANNA * CO.'S sepl2
NsEw AND ELEGANT FALL GooDs--H. J. & BIC
~ HORN have opened most eegan, assortment Of rich fall
Casneres De LANES, Merinoes, Thbeu Cloths Pad- Silks
san and other kind OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods
all Of which they are selling reduced prices sepi5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

gTGen. Houston is to make speech at Huntsville,
Alabama, on tho fourth Monday Of this month
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
JAMES HARLAN,
a TOR NEY AT w,

TT0RNEY AT LAW,
se20-1yw IOWA CITY, IOWA.
RNE HUNDRED CORDS OF wooD.-The undersigned
" will sealed proposals until Saturday October
10 O'Clock NJ Office the Treasurer for the de-
livery hundred Cords Of good WOOD for the Of the Leg
lalure of Indiana Ut lis ensuing session.
CHARLES II TEST, Sec. Of State.
JAMES P DRAKE,
F. w. III. ELLIS, Auditor.
indianapolis Sept 10, ISL sepll-v4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
N;J:I35IsEs S1EIN
The Greatest Die overy of the Age
DIR. TRASKS MAGNETIC OINTMENT.

I AR6s
DR. TRAsKs MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
UNOR Inhamatoy Rheumatism this Ontmentis most COM
~ plete remedy prepared
cases
Of Nervous Headache in 30 minutes.
Nervous Diseases affections of the SPINE Rheumatism
I.ameness Burns, &c, &c. il is OF value
SWELLED LIMBS.
IL any of Ladies afflicted with Sweled Limb or Mix
Leg sometimes called Ia complaint that
subject after child birth, and which
years. would all SUCH bottle of Tasks
Ointment which will effect a certain and permanent
- cents per
Sold wholesale retail by Craghead & browning
Brothers, indianapolis L. Edwards Greenfield Wiley M Lowry
Gambler and and by Agent in ench village in the
ocrA1yw III. L. FERGUSON, Trav. Agent.
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100 AGENTS WANTED!l!

FNNO circulate, by subscription and rapid seRg snd
"a beautifully illustrated work entitled HISTORICAL CoILEc
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at. MARYS SEMINARY-The Auiumnal session Of this In
- stulon will Monday September slh Miss
Town, Formerly Of Maine but recently from GreencaSe Ind will
DIR school, Terms
tore BY order of the TRUSTEES whom application be
made. HON. JAMES MORRISON, CHARLES cox,
NJ. H--MORRISON s. MAJOR,
KITCHEN, J.. II McCHESNET,--
" c. HANNA, JAS. b. CLE6G.
DR. GEO. w. MEARS ang29-t iwff
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i n a n ms i { u for til o
nEAF AMI DUMR

DEAF AND DUMB, H-
Ton the National Road II mile q IndianHpoHs1l
ETISIrORS admitted Monday. Tuesday Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday between the hours OF and O'clock
NJ also Saturday, from 10 - O'clock A NJ During these
hours person will be in readiness conduct citizens OF
and the school through those
c the buildings hs public The Object Of cRstuton be-
ing the benefit of the unfortunate Mules will allow The ads
sion of Visitors any other time. oct3d6wf
Up OOK AGENTS WANTEDt-Fhe snsscribershave lately
HD sued Historical and Descriptive work Of very unusual
interest 10 OF the ably written Hddy Illustrated
and truly valuable works of the kind this country,
agents
esi TO engage IN circulating Address lpost paid,)
S. DRAKE a CO..,
aug25-1td-wf2w Hartford, CO an.
VNIooLEN YARN-Easiern Wooden Yarn Of al eoiors and
Wv shades large lot and cheap received 81 HORNS
sep24
UIIoKLEs AND PEPPER SAUCE dozen jars Cucumber
n Pickles;
dozen Pepper Sauce;
5dozen Olive Oil. Just received and sale by
suen pROwNlNG & MAYKR.
The republic., 1851-04-15
WESTERN MILITARY INsTITUTE,
Drennon Springs, Kentucky.

TTHIS Institution, ON account Of the rapidly in
i crcasing demand for admittance, has been
compelled 10 change its location-the buildings at
Blue Lick Springs being insufficient for the accom-
mediation Of the large number seeking entrance.
Within the last year two hundred and sixty cadets
have been matriculated, of whom near one hum
dred have left or been discharged mainly for want
of suitable "quarters." Drennon Springs has been
secured the future and permanent location Of the
school. To the great body of our patronage, COM
ing as ii does from the South and West, no point
could be more desirable. Situated within one mile
of the Kentucky river, midway between Frankfort
and Louisville is easy of in all directions,
steamboats, passing both ways daily.
The buildings and improvements arcvery exten-
sive, afiording ample room and accommodations
for three hundred cadets
It's retired and healthful position eminently
adaptsit for the purposes Of Military School Re-
ing eight miles from any town, it is free alike from
the vices and extravagancies usually incident to
college life.
The second term Of the ANIMAL series opens on
Monday. the 10th of February, and hereafter the
ANNUAL session will regularly open on tho second
Monday Of September, and close the last Friday in
June. For further information address
r. F. JOHNSON, superintendent
0o-A GRADUATE Of West Point. skilled in
practical engineering, can obtain situation in the
above Institution by timely application.
Feb 49, ss8.f ~ a,it n
The republic., 1851-04-15
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