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WM. NJ. ROCKEFELLER,
Attorney at Law.
n rSEtIln GoE.upxuux 1Vl IN DnN

BUSINESS will he promptly attended to in the
- counties of SchuylkiiE Northumberland
Union, Columbia and Montour.
Refer to.
A Jordan, II Bellas, y II. b. Masser, Esqrs
Sunbury WIN. De Haven, Edward Hughes, d
Solomon Shindel, Mincrsvillc.--C. NJ. Hall, NJ
Mortimer, Pottsville.
Oct 5, lSJ0.-lS.
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BIJTERS
PREPARED
DIR G. VI. JACKSON
At THE
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE

Their power the aJ,yc discses is no ryrrH,-l s
cpmIed, 10y amy other preparation ~ iho Inrd STATES.
had failed.
These B-s worthy they attention IT irralils
lnscssn. great virtues the rcrfcinn of uf
the Liver and lesser glands cxc~is,g the most searching
powers III weakness aud affections of TIE digestive organs
t"'y are, wltIoI, safe certain and pleasant
The Editor said, bsc. i"% 'l,g I'D n's''" '''I
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the cure of Liver Complaint Jace. Dyspepsia Chronic
or Nervous Debility. is dcscrvudy one u the most pnpI
ar medicines Of the day. These Bt1s have been used
by thousands, and friend clh W. saws he has him
sel received an rfrcIua aud permanent cure uf Liver
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mtinn They are pleasant in aud smell and can la
used 10y persons with the most dccatc stuucs with
pcrcnrr and to the afflicted we advise their use"
Jmlg" NJ NJ Moan, g,nti"nm with great scientific
and literary aitanmrns. said IN his New York Weekly
Messenger" january g. l~iO:
..Dr liothuis German Bi,tcr- --II,ra Is preparation
which the leading presses i the Jniuunpp,arr unnni.
nous IN recommending. aud the is ulvinus 1t is
madr after prescription rushed by ui the cer.
hrned physciis "f mldIh times the ne DR. Chr Sicphrr
NiIirn lln1l"nd Pr'i.Ss" n the University Ui Jena,
prIvat" Physician to the King of Prussia and uf tho
greatest medical writers Germany ms ever produced lilo
"nphaiiruly the enemy uf humbug and therefore
mellcm" 81 which ne the inventor ard aiircr ma.
h" confidently relied ON. lie Specially recommended it In
Liver Complaint Dvsprusin Debility Nrrigp Acidity Of
III" stomach. Constipation. and all cnU;ptts arising FROM
dS'uirrc miin uf the siuIIrll the liver and tho
n'rstinrs Nine rhindrldha papers express their
lis ELECTS from their individual experience. tndrE
irSr circumstances we feel warranted. not only in calling
the attention of our readers t" the present present prnprc.
tors Or C. NJ Jncksm's) prrrar,ton bal il, rcconnitnd
ing the Article tr a afflicted
More Erdoncc
The ''Pnladrphm Saturday tiaarttcn tho best family
newspaper published IN the United Satcs the editor sHys
DI hUJf1nd'S German BHicrs
~ r Sclnm "a, we recommend what termed Pa
lrnt MellrmS t" M "w'hdrnrc and ratro@ge Of our
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ROSE OINTMENT, FOR rErrEa

ID FAD the following certificate from Capt Dcvoe the
IL well known and popular Sham Boat Captain (uf the
rravellrr)
PnLApELrli'A, October 81, 1910.
Several years since was attacked with breaking ont
on my neck ia the form nf Hrfrr, which am convinced
was contracted AT the BIrbors SNup II guuiualy extend
e over Try face uNtil Il reached the upp.r ft If tie
CHECKS. During the several months that 1t continued
spreading used dlterrni applications, oi which had
the effect, APPARENTLY least increasing the disease hut
from oI them did perceive the least benefit until
applied the RosE OINTMENT. by the use uf uf it,
was perfectly cured and have remained free the atc-
tiuh
have since used the Ointment tightly applied for rough
ness Of the face h tchrS, cwpped hands, &c With per-
feet success have hesitation in recommending IL IN
the strongest n'n'cr tu Tie public q.
JAMES DEVOE
Agent-IiENRY MAssER, Sunhury.
July ., 1919.
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PEpSIN AND RENNET

fhiSiN is the chief clement great Dgestng Princi
pe I" the Gnsrc Juice, is found in great abundance in
te snd parts ni the human stomach death, and some
times causes the stomach to digest itself itself rp
II is also found III the stomach uf animals us the OK calf
&c u is the material used by Ihrcrs making cheese
ced hennet the effect Of which has long been the special
wonder o heaty. The Culng of milk is the first pro-
cess ni dlgesun Renct possesses astonishing power
ihe stomach OF calf will curic nearly Thousand times
IT'S own weight ot milk. Baron Iieig that Gone
part ~ fcpsIh dissolved in sixty thousand parts Of water,
wi dgest meat and other upn Diseased stumncs pro-
aucc no good Gastric Juice, Rcnnet or Pcrs TO show
that this want may be perfectly supplied we quote the fol-
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DIGESTION.

hi"ESIlON is chiefly performed IN the stomach by the
ald oi huld which freely rttT. from the inner
~ mat "gal when in state OF health, called the Gastric
!uice Tits nid is the Great Solvent of the Food, the
Iuyhig Preserving, aud stimulating Agent OF the stu
lch ana mtcsncs. Without ii there will be no digcs
uon-io conversion of food into blud, aud no uuttpn
m the body but tahcr foul torpid, painful and dcsiruc
i've condition Of the whole digestive apparatus. weak
PAU dead m injured Stomach produces hn good Gastric
JUICE and hencche disease, distress and debility which
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BANK NOTE TABLE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

TENNofEVNNIA.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
U. =. Bank notes n d,,
All solvent banks ma,
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April IL, ls5l.-6mo.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
BILLs PASSED.

bill to amend Art. 5, of Chapter 4S Of the Revised
Statutes; House bill repeal plankroad law of Hun
tngton and Whitley countless to create school district
in Marshall county providing for the election of three
school commissioners in certain township in the
of Franklin, Rush and Decatur; for the relief of
Samuel Sinner and others in Randolph and Delaware
counties; to establish additional place for holding
elections certain counties therein named incorpo-
the Aurora Hotel company amend the charter
of the Evansville and Illinois r. r. company.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
The Deafh of Audubon.

Johu James Audubon, the ornithoogist, died at his
residence the banks OF the Hudson January 2S 1851
aged seventy-si years.
This celebrated man the of Admiral in the
French navy who TOOK him France where he received
varied education. He returned to Louisiana, his birth
place. the age OF about seventeen years. and entered
upon his paternal estates.
He early manifested his fondness for natural history
which he pursued through life with unabated enthusiasm
and with success that has made hin worldwide rep
utaton.
The e-lke fidelity and beauty Of delinatioh Of the
Birds of America placed him in the first rank
tist whilst his minute accuracy in describing their hal
its proves him TO have been the closest observer.
He staunch a as he renowned as
naturalist The child like simplicity Of lis and
cheerulness of temper worthy Of all imitation, and
made him beloved by all who knew him.
At the age of sixty years; when he was personally
known to the writer Of hs SKETCH he had all the prgh
illness and vigor of young In person he tall
and remarkably well made. His aspect sweet and ami
mated His whole head was remarkably striking. The
forehead high arched and uncouding; the hairs OF the
brow prominent particularly at the root Of the nose
which was long and aquiline; chin prominent, and
mouth characterized by energy and determination. The
eyes dark grey, deeply in the head and rest
less as the glance OF the eagle
He used to say he had faith in genius; that man
could make himself what he pleased by labor and by
improving to the end of e Look at facts and trust FOR
YOURSELF he would say mediate and reason; il is Tins
man should educate himself
In the finest Of his works he said he had always des-
crbed from his observation and that in coioring his
drawings the pumage appeared so brilliant and beau
tu to his eyes, he could get his eolors to equal
them.
In correcting the errors Of other writers he said he al
ways did with tenderness, and from of duty.
In recording his DEATH we feel he has left equal
The different societies of naturalists will, Doubt
take pay suitable testimonials OF respect 10
his memory " Y EreninQ Post.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
Cen. Lnne tn rennessee.

We publish to-day the proceedings Of a meeting Of
the democracy of Indana the subject of nominating
candidate for President of the United States. 1t viii
be seen that the meeting consisted OF members OF the
and Of the citizens of the State. Ii to have been
large and enthusiastic meeting General Joseph Lane
was nominated, subject TO the decision of National
Democratic Convention as the choice OF the State Of
for the Presidency of the United States Gen.
Lanes reputation civilian, and military man,
national Indiana may well be proud of him, and style
him the "Marion of the Mexican War, the Andrew
Jackson of Indiana" There be doubt the unjust
conduct of Gen. Tayors cabinet-we suppose the Old
General himself had about little 10 do with this
with the other Of his Gen.
eral Lane and the late violent attacks in the Senate Of
The United States by prominent wings viii largely tend
to strengthen him in popular favor We take pleasure
spreading the proceedings Of the meeting before our
readers.-Bdshrille Union.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. u, 1851.
Snnafa met

Senate met
The bill to amend the act providing for the distrbu-
ton Of the laws of this State laid on the table.
The bill to amend Art. a, Chap 40, of the revised
code, was laid on the table
Mr.. Buckles reported in favor of laying bill 294 on
the table. Concurred in; also, in favor of indefinitely
posponno House bill No. 1884, Concurred in; also, in
favor of indefinitely postponing the bill in relation the
sale of personal and real by Guardians Concur
red in ALSO in favor of indefinitely postponng the bill
in relation to the streets and alleys in the town Of Bow
ling Green Clay county. Concurred in; also, in ia
of indefinitely postponng the bill amend Sec 40,
part g. Of the Revised Statutes of 1S43. Concurred
also in favor of indefinitely postponing House bill No
343 Concurred in; ALSO in favor OF laying the peti-
tions of William Simpson and others, the table. Con-
CURED in also in favor of indefinitely posponng SEN
bill to lingaton and to appropriate the same 10
the support OF the Judiciary. Concurred in; aso in
favor of laying the bill explanatory of act for the
lief Of Widows where husbands die intestate the
BILE. Concurred in.
Mr. English reported back the bill for the relief OF j..
and E. L. Beard and recommended its passage
Mr. Niback moved to suspend the rules and read the
bill third time. Carried.
The bill passed, ayes % noes 13.
Mr. Ellis reported bill relative to draining the low
lands below Vincennes. Rules suspended and the bill
Mr. Holloway, from select committee reported in
favor of indefinitely posponng the bill to regulate the
mode of proceeding against the White Water Valley
Canal company. Concurred in.
This vote was afterwards re-consdered and the bill
laid on the table
Mr.. Athon from the committee to investigate the
charges against Of the Indiana Hos
pta for the Insane made report to the amount that some
acts OF the commissioners not altogether lustabe
but that the nexperence Of attendants and inconven
Of the Hospital would greatly mitigate their con-
duct III
The report was highly complimentary to the super.
infendanf ofthe Institution
On motion of Mr. English the report was LAID the
table and 800 copies ordered be printed for the use
Of the Senate.
The bill appropsiating three thousand three hundred
dollars FOR the purpose Of coonzing the colored popua
ton Of this State was reported back by Mr. Carver
Mr. Mcklc moved TO amend by limiting the benefits oi
the bin 70 the present population.
Mr. Eddy moved 10 lay the bill and amendment on
the table Carried, ayes %, noes I9.
The bill to amend Sec. 100, Chap i2 Of the Revised
Statutes of l843, was laid ON tho table. li i.
The bill dcfray the expenses of the Quarter Mas
ter General apd for other purposes was laid on the Ia
bles sttf
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20

FIRE.-We learn that the dwelling house of Mr.. Jas.
I. Campbell, near Pekn, Washington county, was de-
stroyed by fire Monday night together with all its
contents including furniture, beds, bedding &c. The
fire occurred about o'clock, aud had far progressed
when discovered that the family had barely time es
cape with their lives. The house a new frame and
the furniture also new store room the
dwelling was, with difficulty, saved from destruction
Mr. Campbell is Representative in the State Legsla.
ure, from Washington county and was not at home at
the time of the calamity. His loss is supposed to be
about one thousand doliars-Neic .8ibdny Bulletin.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wrr~rcn.v Feb 70 i

Z Mr. Willard from the committee of ways and means
reported the specific appropriation bill. Passed
Also reported back the Joint resolution relative to the
sale of the States interest in the Madison and Indianap
oils Railroad aud recommended its indefinite postpone
ment. Concurred in u ~. f . !.
The House then went into committee Of the whole on
the general revenue bill t ~ KS 81 i.t {.
The committee reported back the b without amend
mcnt, and were discharged. The bill passed stf~
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1851.
MIR. Hicks, from the committee on benevolent nstn-
tons made report Of the present condition of these
institutions, which represented in a prosperous
conditions and reported bill authorize the printing
of the reports Of these Institutions which read three
times and passed.
Mr.. Willard, from the committee Of ways and means,
reported the revenue bill for 1851 which provides for
levying taxes as follows:
For State purposes 25 cents on S100; rs cents poll
To defray the expenses of the Constitutional Conven
ton, Al cents on 500.
For the Insane Asylum l cent and II mills for the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum cents and "a mills for the
Blind Asylum II cents.
The bill read twice aud made the special order in
committee Of the whole for tomorrow at Lime o'clock
Mr.. Coburn introduced Joint resolution granting the
privileges Of the State Library the Auditor and Re-
corder of Marion county.
On motion by Mr.. Willard, laid on the table.
Mr. jackson reported back the bill to define the boun
dares Of Upton county (atachng portion Of the terri
tory Of Hamilton to Upton county,) and recommended
its passage.
Mr. Conner moved to indefinitely postpone the bill.
Carred-ayes AZ, noes 40.
Mr.. Usher, from the committee of ways and means,
reported the general appropriation bill for 1851 Pass
Also, reported back the bill defining the duties Of the
several county in this State and recommen
ded Its indefinite postponement. C0ncurred In
Mr. Bird reported back the bill relative to the reduc-
ton Of Legislative expenses and recommended its in
definite postponement. Concurred in
Mr.. Usher reported back the bill exempting $500
worth Of property owned by persons engaged in the
wars previous to 1915 from taxation, and recommended
its indefinite posponement. Concurred in--ayes 90,
noes 80.
The Senate bill authorizing the Madison and Indian
apois Railroad company to change the line Of portion
Of their road, TO allow them to go around the Deep
Diggnasv at Madison, was, motion by Mr. Davis Of
Scott, rejected.
BILLS PASSED.
To revive act Incorporating the Milton and Water
loo Turnpike Company; joint resolution granting the
privileges Of the State Library to Mr. Dillon and Capt.
Ftzgbbon; regulating the license Of travelling peddlars
in the county Of Dearbon; incorporate the Central
Canal Manufacturing, Hydraulic, and Water Works
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20

1.-THE Pennsglranian, referring to the sdton of
Constitutional Convention on the subject OF prohibiting
negro emigration says: -, - 8. ~.
sThis is the voice Of of the most intelligent free
States of this Uniona State, too, IN which there has
always existed strong sympathy for the colored man.
Necessity however, which knows law, has compelled
the people of Indiana protect themselves. All the
speakers in favor Of the action determined upon. took
ground for ccnizafon, aud many advocated anpns4
appropriation by the Legslaturep p
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

number of bills Of a local character were passed
but shall endeavor give full and complete list
of the acts passed at this session. (and it being amest
impossible for the Reporter to keep full list omit
them.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20

MONDAY, Feb. 10, 1851.
BILLS PASSED.
bill provide for the payment of the debts of the
Hagerstown Canal comPay TO locate State road from
Bennetsyille In Clarke county to Salem in Washington
county; authorize the Madison and Indianapolis rail-
road company TO change the location of part of said
road; amend the charter Of the Rushyile and Num-
cIetown railroad company incorporate the Liberty
and Centreve railroad company Joint resolution rela
tive TO the sale OF the States interest in the Madison
and Indianapolis railroad company; bill in relation to
the sale of lands forfeited the State by borrowers of
college, and other funds; to amend the charter OF the
town Of Terre Haute; to incorporate the Rising Sun
hotel company; providing for the annexation of Lam
TO Evansville; TO locate State road in the counties
OF Montgomery and Tppecanoe; to regulate the mode
of doing township business the county of Wabash
fix the compensation Of Clerks in or LauralIza-
ton in the 18th judicial circuit; to change the time of
holding Circuit Courts in the 18th judicial circuits to in
corporate the Wabash and Marion plankroad company
to extend act to authorize the Sheriff of Lawrence
county 10 processes issued by Justices Of the Peace
in certain to the county of Owen; authorize the
treasurer oi Laporte county TO charge per centage
road receipts to repeal act amend the Stat
ute providing for taking change of in criminal
far Allen county is concerned to extend the
Terre Haute and Alton railroad company joint resolu
tIon suspendng the operation OF act therein named
bill providing for the election of township Assessors
Rush county; TO locate State road in tie counties of
Marion and Boone; to repeal law in relation to the
sale of sPrituous liquors Blue river township John
county; authorize the building of bridge
Laughery creek by Andrew Morgan to extend the time
of holding the sessions of the board of county Commits
slOners Of Warren county, to incorporate the Wabash
Warsaw and Goshen pankroad company; authorizing
the city Of Madison borrow money! Joint resolution
IN relation the papers and records appertanng the
Wabash and Erie Canal its extensions and feeders
amend tie charter of the OF Dublin in Wayne
county TO repeal act regulate the practice of law
in the Lagrange Circuit Court; authorizing Joseph
Morrow, Silas Parks and Robert Wilson, Commission
appointed by the Grant Probate Court sell the real
estate of William Wallace deceased private sale
to enable John Travis Of Laporte county prosecute
suit for divorce to provide for paying the expenses of
selecting the overowed and swamp lands in the State
oil Indiana and Tor other purposes to amend therein
named declaring certain name msprnt; for the
grange for the relief of persons who have suffered by the
destruction of the Justices docket of Joseph A. Marshall
Justice of the peace OF the county Of Hancock aid
IN the collection Of surplus revenue in Carroll county
to certain street in the Of Crawfords-
vile.
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
TUESDAY, Feb. II, 1851.

1OEoDAfs fcD- IL looi-
Senate met.
House bill to incorporate the Madison and vevay
plankroad company read the second time.
Mr. Marshall moved to amend by preventing the CON-
pany from erecting toll gate within mile Of Blad
son, and provididg for the completion Of bridge
Eagle Hollow, within two years. which adopted,
the bill read third time and passed.
Mr.. Dunn introduced bill to incorporate the Bed
ford Central planroad company Rules suspended and
the bill passed
Mr. Marshall introduced bill to invest the Michigan
road fund.
Mr.. Hanna moved to reject the bill. Carried.
Mr.. Buckles reported itinexpedent legslate upon
the subject Of removing mill dam in the county Of
Crawford.
Mr. Hamrick reported bill in relation to the State
House roof providing for new one.] Read three
times and passed. -. .s
Mr. Wood reported against amending the charter Of
the town Of Aurora. Concurred1n.
Mr.. Cravens reported hack bill TO attach small
portion Of the county of Jefferson the county Of Scott
The Senate refused TO engross the bill.
The bill TO incorporate the New Albany and Vim
eennes Pankuoad company was reported back by Mr..
Crayens.
Mr. Dunn novel to amend by requiring the company
to build branch 10 fhs Of Orleans in Orange
county from or near Paoli in said county
Mr.. Cravens moved to amend the amendment by pro-
eidng that said branch shall be built as the
terest Of the road shall require it. Adopted ayes %
noes II.
BILE.
Mr.. McCarty moved to amend by giving the State
the right redeem the road after 20 years the ap
praised value -
MI. Hanna moved to amend the amendment by insert
ing after the word State, the words Tor their gns
Lost.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. Mccarty then
adopted.
The rules suspended and the bill lost, ayes 10
noes 26.
House bill providing for taking vote the new Con
stituticn was reported back by Mr. Mekle, with amend
ments. -.
Cn motion Of Mr. Harvey the Senate postponed the
further consideration Of the subject until two o'clock
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Harvey, bill TO amend practice in transitory
actions. Read three times and passed
BY Mr.. Wood, bill to incorporate the Patriot and
Alensve turnpike company. Read three times ant
passed.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-02-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
BILLS PASSED.

REPORTED FOR THE STATE SENTINEL By T. BROWN.
MONDAY, Feb. 10, 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-15

AS HoUsEKEEPER, by an English mid
IN ole seed Widow ofexpersnce 10 housekeeping, eb-
for ho1sework Cook 10 eeisble Dr vate fam
lily. Apply TO Mrs. CRAlG.l7 honro u In the rear.