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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
CERTIFICATES OF DOCTORS.


DR. Myer constantly receiving testimonials Of The benefit
ed from the Of s medicine fact only be used
satisfy of It's healing The following Dr.
DAVIS respectable rracee,
speaks in the following manner
DIX MYER: The medicine ordered came hand safely
the medicine, gives
and OF Others, entirely the
Tovnseids rash. Mrs Green my vicinity using H.
She has been abog under consumption lhe year.
the of the different nosiums of the day Even Cod Liver CT
has been used without benefit but does M benefit fomt
Of the Dandelion, Wild Cherry, and Sarsaparlla
Truly yours, JOHN DAVIS, NJ d.
CRyahoga Fails Judy 10, 1859.
From Doctor n. b HOWARD Of Lima, Ohro:
Dr. MyER-Deay STR This have sold your
tract Of Dandeion Wild Cherry and saIapaa for the last year.
and Il has given general all have used
N. B. HOWARD, NJ ID.
Lima Ohio, August 10th, 1850.
From Doctor ALFRED KEIsER. Of Peru Indiana
Dr. MYER-Dar Sir do certify thai for the space Of year.
have been acquainted with the Of your Dsndeon, Wild
Cherry and Sarsapara having eighty
bottles aud from the ecacious
medicine Of the kind ever sold. A. KEISER, nj. d.
Peru Indiana, judy 27fh, 1850
For sale wholesale ndretais By cRAIGHEAD& BROWNING
Agents Indianapolis aug20-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

foLLY-To expect young girl love man
whom everybody speaks well Of Get up persecution
and her affections viii cling fast that dozen guar
dams can't bulge them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

0J-The Higher Law" South is called q Secession y
North, 90 abolition" Both oppose the Compromise Bills,
and desire their repea and if they obeyed they
threaten an appeal to q the Higher Law"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

1.-TWO prisoners, Michael Ryan and John Bacor
escaped from ths CovineOn, Ky, Jail On'Sunday last.
nTIove vnnr friend so as to hate his faults
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
DELZEELL & TYLER.
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
journal Buildings, opposite Branch Bank,

DELzEELI & TYLER
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
journal f gSDlaEAf fSSSGGi' i RSfs'' B'"1
T which Place VIII constantly hard full complete
sserne Of Blank Books Of every description also Justices
~ hand qualify viii on the most
able terms.
we are supplied with superior assortment Of the different
with without printed heads OF the very best material end
such To insure satisfaction and in inferior
state that should you IA
with your orders entire satisfaction will be given
Particular attention paid TO re-bnding old books.
EAR R C. GRAYDoN having returned to Indianapolis and
resumed thu practice Of Medicine and Surgery offer, his se
lIeei, opposite Wesley Chapel june2i-Sd-wE
oARD-Messrs. FIELD q sIoANtake this method of
W announcing the community al large that they pre-
receive orders for all kinds of every
and will cheapas amy establishment Union
Hotels Halls, Offices &c. furnished with superior article OF
s enc ny i:s
door Bddes Auction Rooms All work warranted
Mamie ns s h soryp SSs Vail be Rid for P0pS Walnut and
iulyl2-wiy
ND oTANIo LABORATORY AND DRUG sToRE.-The un-
Undersigned Apohecaes and Druggists have constantly
pure BOTANIC MEDICINES which they offer Physicians,
Druggists and consumers at the lowest Cincinnati prices
Importers Of the Eastern Cities and prepare the native their
establishment together with Compounds and vegea-
bic Extracts, they only Medicines
extremely low prices but also guarantee their freedom from
adulieration
msy also, variety
other Drugs Spices Dye Su Garden and Flower Seeds Per-
fumery Fancy Soaps &C. all Of which will be furnished very
reasonable terms 10 dealers and consumers.
Orders from dstance sent by mail or otherwise, will meet with
prompt attention.
The highest market prices will be given for Medical roots and
herbs j. p. POPE d CO,
South size Of Washington Street, Palmer IOrss,
augl-lwd&3vlw1 Indianapolis, Indiana
stzeyve, MAogsREI. GOLDFISH, &o.-a casks cod6is |,
tt-~-5k-1A% casks salmon;
so boxes herring
so packages mackercl No 1, 2, and g. in quarter
half and whole barrels, IN prime order.
For sale by BROWNING & MAYER july29
TEAs-A large assortment of Fine Teas. Young
I'D Hyson, Imperial, Gun Powder and Black.
ksEs iuya0 BROWNING & MAYER.
- WOOL i-wanied, $4,000 pounds Of Washed Wool,
fo grades from Burs for which the market
11{ will be paid IN CASH deduction will be made all
sk$nszk42 unwashed- Callat " G. HANNA * cos.
mayl5
spR PACKAGES Nos. L. ?, and MAcKEREI, 1850 catch,
junel VIC. HANNA & co.
VNIINEs AND BRANDIEs-Pure Port and Malaga Wine;
w 2pipes Rochel and Cogniac Brandy;
W1EDow eIAss.-s<io to iaSls prssp5g city brands
nly2s Successor 10 n Morrison aS'si' & Allison
u,EAs-5o half chess Teaz-Youne EIyson Imperial Gmpow-
u Der and Black, OF various qualiies-for sale by
M oIAssEs- Sc barrels barrels n O. Mols. . ,,.
Just received and for sale by BROWNING & MAYER.
junel4
(NANDy-2OOo pounds assorted candy for sale BY.
~ june2s BROWNING MAYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
Country Pleasures.

During the last several years Of residence in the
West, amused intervals OF professional labor
with the pleasant Of an Agricultural and Horticul
tural Journal Every return OF spring awakens the old
passion. We begin 10 sprOut yhen the spring does
Gardening books and magazines grow comey in
sight We dream OF spring work We listen Tor birds
and yearn for fresh earth for garden for beds Of spring
bulbs watch. We go past the seed in despair
there is of buyng have place for planting
A garden in n wash tub is below contempt. What shall
do! Nothing, think will entirely relieve us; but
could fall again agricultural editing would allie
viate veTnal woes.
Ye who live away from stone streets and brick walls
whose sunrise does through and
lanes, but horizon Of forest mountain, with
obstructed glory We that have front in gardens in
meadows woods and hill guarded valleys thank God
that your lines have fallen To you in pleasant paces In
stead Of trees lie UNDER Of brooks broken every rod
with waterfall instead of a round hemisphere above
through which fly hocks Of fowls returning birds
have dust and noise, ungrassed pavements; rolling
soil Is engineered into grades and avenues have
" struck through the old mansion grounds trees are
strait-iaced-mere dandy trees.-Rer. II. w Bescher.
The MAN OF TRUrH.-It requires stern integrity
and high moral courage withstand the temptations Of
worldly policy and Seihshncss. To be honest. the
world goes, is be picked out of thousand" Our
will must be conormed the high principles of immu-
table JUSTICE personal integrity cannot be maintained
" He that walketh uprightly waketh surely; but he
that perverteth his ways shall be known" All persons
must encounter difficulties; to them is the
prer0gatve OF the pure and lust They who enter the
furnace in fathfulness themselves and the highest
virtue shall miss the form of tho fourth in the flames
but shall come forth unframed as the Babylonish ca
tives delivered from the infinitely greater calamity
Of aPostacy. For turning aside from the and safe
path Jacob chastened 10 the end OF his DAYS Peter
openly rebuked. Judas and Annanias arc left on
record beacons as powerful in their doom they should
be powerful to warn. Man in his best state is weak
and needs pray with David Let my heart be sound
thy statute that may be ashamed. will walk
In mine integrity redeem and be merciful to me-"
Integrity is a lofty virtue-one that is a prime ee-
ment in every Trustworthy character Solomon saws
" A faithful witness viii lie; but false will
utter lies. true is moved neither by smiles nor
fOwns, neither pecunary gain nor personal obloquy Ia
from truth. He is actueted by strctest la
of veracify, and therefore is the man Of trust.
" His words are bonds. MS oaths are oraclcs;
HIS love sincere, his thoughts
His from he cart
His heart is freud Heaven from esrth"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

After 30 years all payments TO cease, and the princi
pal OF 81 800 900 o the Government.
The intercourse laws, Ear relates the introduce
ton and sale of ardent spirits shall be continued in full
force, until changed 10y legal authority.
The President is TO have power to prescribe code of
laws, and modify the same whenever deemed necessary
for the government of the Indians
The Indians allowed TO remain on the lands ceded
for two years.
The ceded lands will be open to settement-''squat-
tng"-immedistely after the ratification of the Treaty
by the u. S. Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad.
SANDUSKY, TOLEDO, AND DETROIT.
- SPRINGFIELD AND DAYTON! 6px-zs-s n
CHANGE OF HOURS.

So CHANGE OF HOURS. - {,
Am Monday, April 1851, and until further
" will Northern Depot, Springfield,
o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ for Dayton, stopping at
Herzers, Enon Osborn, and Kneisly's
Returning; will leave Day O'Clock, a NJ and O'Clock,
Is min r. NJ
The O'clock A. NJ Tram from Dayton, with Sandus
ky a and the O'Clock, Is r. NJ, Tram, from Dayton,
Detroit and Buffalo, and also
with the Xema and Cincinnati Train.
Coaches with this Train Charleston, IN
neclic nvviih IieC lunbu and ena
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
From the St. Paul (MinnesotsJ Democrat, Of July
The Sioux Treaty.

The Sioux bands Of the upper Minnesota 1.-THE ST. Pc
tersO river having eaten up nearly all the provisions on
the Treaty ground Traverse des Sioux, made their
marks to he Treaty the 23d inst for the transfer oil
nearly all the lands occupied by them within the bounds
of this Territory,
The following is an abstractof the Treaty:
Perpetual peace
The cession of all the Sioux lands of South River
and Lac Traverse. The line then up the head wa
ters of Oterail Lake. thence down from the head oil
Watab river to &c Mississippi.
The cession embraces the entire valley oil the Minnie
and the Eastern tributaries of the Sioux river and
is estimated to contain 81 900 900 acres.
The Indians for a home, tract on the upper
Minnesota, commencing at Lac Traverse, and running
about hundred miles South, down TO the mouth oil
the Yellow Medicine, and 20 miles wide each side oil
the river.
The Indians are to receive 81 500 O00 follows:
To be paid after their removal to the Reservation,
S275 900, and
To be expended in breaking land erecting mills, and
establishing manual labor schools, $50 OOO amounting
to S305. 600.
The balance of 81 800 600 to be invested per
for 80 years which will give annual income of sos
900, TO be paid as follows:
In cash annuity, COO
foods and provisiols,. .---.....-- lOsOOe
CIVILIZATION unu, ...................... l<JUV1
Education, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o,UVt
SOS .OOC
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

N ACKEREL1oo packages prime Msckerels g. and whole
lv1 barres-received in Janparyor sale elase, by
june1f BROWNING & MAYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21


The average estim9ted cost for grading and bridging
this road about ST. 100 per mile. map and profile
Of the road is for public inspection the office Of the
Company. VIII our friends of the Richmond and New
Castle Company publish their Engineers estimated cost
OF their work, grades, location SScl The public would
be pleased 70 compare the cost of the two works.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21

EkR. r. G. GRAYDoN, having returned Indianapolis and
resumed hr practice Of Medicine and Surgery offers his
vices the Of this city and vicinity Office Meridian
treei, opposite Wesley Chapel. june2i-3d-wif
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
Through in One Day, via Sandusky, and
TOLEDO

Passengers leaving Dayton by the O'Clock 50 a NJ Tram,
evening with Steamer fo roeGo connecting To-
edo with Michigan Southern Railroad FOR All points Northern In
diana and Michigan.
Fare reduced-From Dytcn Toledo Eve dollars For nfor-
and Through Tickets please apply the Office Dayton,
opposite Swaynes Hotel where Tickets be obtained for oe
do, Detroit. Cleveland and Buffalo,
Morning Tran leaving Springfield at o'clack, Enon
O'Clock, 20 mn.Oborn, O'Clock, IS mnand kncsys
O'Clock Returning, passes kneiys O'Clock II minOsbOn
8 O'Clock, 30 min.-and Enon. 9 O'Clock, so min.
Afternoon Train. leaving Springfield at O'Clock, p NJ, passes
EROn O'Clock, % m-Osbon, O'Clock As mn-;nd Kneis-
ys O'Clock Returning neisys O'Clock 30 min
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-08-21
A CARD.-Messrs. FIELD q SIOANtake This met

IN II q
W announcing 10 the community al large, tn
lSpfpared receive orders for all kinds of c
Y 'facliiy, Including the best Of power an
can and will manufacture as cheapas amy estabi
Hotels, Halls, Offices, &c, furnished with
Arm-Chrs al prices TO suit the age. All orders
meet with prompt attenticn- Country dealer
prices which will insure them good prohi. r
street. nexl door 10 Biddie's Auction Rooms 4
n. B.-The highest price will be paid for
Maple lumber, Hickory and Maple turning timh
iulyl2-Wly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

The Pilgrim Fathers and their Posterstv.-
What energy and determination those old pilgrim
fathers showed, and the poor pilgrim mothers, too,
who. as some one justly observed the other day,
seemed usually consigned to unmerited oblivion.
What hardships and heart-quakings must they
have not gone through when ali this now cheerful
and cultivated, and Inhabited country, with its pro-
fusion Of towns and villages, and its multiplicity Of
railways, was one huge wild waving pine forest
Fancy their surprise if they could look upon it
noW: and the iron trains, and the electric tels.
graphs, and their dandy French costumsd, mus.
tachioed sons, and their polka dancing daughters
Whist would great grandmamma think Of that /?
Mrs. Hemans' lovely lines ON the landing Of the
pilgrim fathers, and the beautiful music poor Mrs.
Arkwrght welded to them, have often lately
required to my memory. Lady E. s. WortIsy's
Travels in the United States in 1S49-5O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

11s Nicaragua Afa;y.-We are enabled, from
: most rssponsbls and we'll informed soufoe, "a
ace ne brief acts Of this matter befoFe the pub
i'c. Nicaragua,in Ter 10 obtain money, cold the
same privileges twice. declaring, however, that hss
secsad saIe Z only good in case il doss not inter
ese With The FIRST Il does, and therefore The go.
ord sale = void Its alleged By SONS Of OUT con-
temPcEarss that the company has forfeited protse-
tion bscasssit hss not complied literally with the
condiecn. imposed BY the treaty. There may b
wise; the compsny has done and i still doing Z.
best TO ful6l thsm., IN. Y. Com. Adv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

Rstarss Of tho american Miasister to MeCieo.-
We learn that the Hon. Mr.. Letcher will leave the
United States for the city Of Mexico as soon as a
steamer can be prepared, and his own personal
Preparations will permit. His departure, we learn,
will not be postponed beyond the 10th instant. In
encountering, with health but partially restored
the fatgues and climatic risks of journey to the
city of Mexico at this season, Mr.. Letcher seems
determined to prove that the interest Of the country
shall suffer no detriment for want Of energy o.
attention on the part Of the Administration, or it,
ministers. Washington Republic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

a Straags hsecf The Cincinnati Gazette, of
July -, hss the following paragraph:
Immediately after the rain of Tuesday aflers
noon, . singular insect was found on the pavement
e 'front.' Of Billy Wards store on Main street above
Fifth. II il about four inches in leDsh. has Eve
eyes. two fseeFs extending rom the vicinity Of he
mouth, and long silver. coloFed wings. Among the
many persons who saw this wonder yesterday, no
one recognized i a. belonging u this region One
genueman stated that he had seen insects Of the
same kind in the Island of Malta.'s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

REMARKABLE CURk.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor. has the credit Of achevng remarkable cures
We wes shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press Third Municipality who we
wese informed. had bs cured of consumption or rather
dsease OF the liver and iungs with sver Of the bowels He
was discharged the ad March. after bsas confined to his
bed fss many months Ths appeared perfectly restored
We also saw. Il the time negro who had been cured
Of severe cancer BY Dr. Fryer rditors Louisiana Stat
Republican, Lafayette. May -. 1851. my80 az Wifi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14
To the Ladies.

u Mn. SHERMAN, thankful for past favor and
liberal patronage n her line Of happy inform
ens and the public that she has removed from No. % Nayadss
TO ss st. Charles street, where shs prepared
1t Ladss aad Children with the following articles. to Wit:
shsrm4's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL SUP.
PoRrEHs. DR.. Banning's BoDY BRACES, Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and srlNAL BRACES. Mn. Belts SurPoRT.
eRs. Dr. Thompson's SuPPoRTsRs. 10. etc.
n Hours Of attendance, In the morning A. NJ till
O'Clock p. NJ; and in the evening, from till Q r. n.
" Females viii be in attendance as and upsn sdIs
aplS 2dp eod
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

MsGioan Daits.-Ths Mexican debt due % Eng.
And i 81, 900 600 the Spanish chain ~ o0o, 600
snd the French claim somewhat smaller than ths
Spsaish. The expenses Of the Mexican Govern
ms1t ass III 900 900 and her revenue 5000, 900
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

H'aiA Of Citiss. --In Baltimore. during the weel
ending on Monday morning, August 4. there were
III deaths- g being children under Eve yean Of
age. and Eve Of old age.
The city regisssr Of Boston reports IS deaths in
that city for The week ending August 2.
Ihe number Of deaths in New York, for the week
sndag August .. the City inspector states 70 have
bsen 450-a material secrsass upon the mortality
Pof the previous week. Isl wers children under
one year. Dsaths from dyfentsry 50; cholera in.
ihntun IS I; consumption 81.
The deaths in Philadelphia during the week
ending Aegnss >, wese Sl7. Of whom lS7 were
children. Deaths from cholera infAntum IS from
dianhna g.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

THE ELECTRIOAL REBRIFU0E, OF
Speeds Fever Tonic.
~ The greatest discovery Of the age, by which
FEvERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
from whatever produced cas be esctu
ally and psrnansnty cured, in frsm
TWO TO TWENTY HOURSi
psrecty most Casa IL operation scarcely per
csptibls-and it 10
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
Just what II promisss, il the directions osvsd.
For descriptive hset, setting merits csnnins
references d the highest rspecsbily from paner
and Distinguished all through used anc
thoroughly tested it, properties call any Of cur nu
agents.
Prcs One Dollar per bse bottles for Five Dollars Oo
bstte Contains sufficient for from . ten casss.
~ Prepared oniy BY A. KENDALL 4 CO., 70 Magazine st.
For sale By Druggists. and dealers generally
- Communications prampty attended to- mys3 an adm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

n. Hamblin Relieved The friends Of MI
Hsmblin, in New York. hav4 me forward TO pre-.
vsnt tbe conssnplated ssls q she Bowsry Thee.
We recenty. for ajudgment upon : mortgage d
$1,000, IN The hands Of shs ssockholden' trustee,
John g. Giles. Esq. Mr.. Hamblin will remain
manager a. usual.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

Counterteits.- Counterfeit bank notes ana circu.
atng Ct this time 10 great profusion. Those on the
Slate Bank Of Ohio are very abundant. and so ex.
tremely well executed that they sometimes deceive
tho most cautions and sharp-sighted of our citizens
Beware especially Of Sc and los. (Cin. Gazette
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

Low, Murder and Sxieils.-In Newark, NJ.
on the night Of August 4, Margaret Gsrraty, ~
IRISH eirl killed Edward Drum, in tho street, whils
No vas walking with his wife, whom he lately
married. She stabbed him with large carving
.nls' and immediately after killed herself witt
inc sams weapon, Drum had been engaged 70 her
and had broken his engagement 70 marry another
woman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14

No. ~ ). -. - - =. 4.
49, s. - = . : asn - O.r cAsys ~ -
sns wlmpee = t9Sellsl y - own
aneel atts q eny ptktf city h she United
SNM - eone pop1lasien. 10 ucconnt fof
~ ~ $500 i jtflcule Gons ascfibe Il Is
IN hl~S - n ~ ,aver ]. Sek,,u 8
~ s .ss- a.ss,... ~ 1870
$500 a S-,y -. !. 4, - 49, a N 3. =
ll s.'ys - !. y. ss@ - ~
- e4ee9s ellsy9s y1s1es ~ 81 No. au1e-
auqA = ~ - q % thi6 ~ 6ea ksGsto1hge
% svod u aseoli NY, n ~ psoorctivs n. e
- - aiuetinue y q ~ psdbsl1
...,-..7 ~. sss ssl-.. is-,.Ss ~. N ~
~. .s, '',s y. =
Fsesonseae sncesn nus " aaoasoh q
the ss.eatAl considsFstoq Of clsanlinssss which
have Frequently taken ocoasion 10 urfe upon tko
Attontion az en- polics authorities, but which III
k;as =, n M i.ss,no.. Il see.,.. has ,aken
M, ~ ~ -. .I.,. IN. .,,,,.I,.. ~, !.
:. 49, ~. ~ ..r.Nr
y" e'enens' maj - ncsned y sns1ksneo,
F1xehas entered largely, without any intention o.
agency with that objscs on ouf part, into The COM
positiun If our Unexpected heaithfal condition %
~ ne.,lv ~ cln.. - ~ sar,us, sois,;c. "a
~. 1890 ~ NJ, -....,s- y ma, u
~. S ss' ssu.ss: 70 ~
VIII unooel - tsoeneo 49, 3. shs eounuance o
nps and delicious rrAcnHs with which ~ havs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-14
MEDICINES.

nR.LP .TxHnuR's SPECIFIC MIXTURE
~ This en- aciOus mixture Is lIe most nfaibs ren>dy
ever YET discovered fos tbs Of SEER ET DISEASES
Tia vnedy uupasslssd IN ssut n hss the pss6c pro-
he ynpt0ns of the oompaiat sstn \ ~ ssgt space
If t&Sy.fess houm. This iavssakls nedisas Il purely
vsssabs. asd eonssn nGlns ipjsoe. = he esustuion
and what of ~ 1.ponaaos. do not nauseats The
betllh E@ahby J. WRlGhT'k CO.,
Sole AREN'T. III Charbes street,