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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
For the Sentinel.
Ohio Banks-A Correction.

MEssRs. EDITORS Il happened to be in
the Hall of the House of Representatives,
Wednesday afternoon, when the Free Bank
ing Law was under discussion. Mr.. Hudson
of Tevre Haute. during the course Of his re-
marks, took occasion to speak disparagingly OF
the present banking system of Ohio, and to
sustain his position, alluded to the defunct
bank Of Massillon, as evidence Of the depre-
citation of Ohio Bank money on the suspen-
sion of any of the Branches of the Stale
Bank Did that gentleman not know that
the Bank of Massillon was no part of the pre-
sent banking system of Ohio Did he not
know that it was one of the pets belonging to
that old banking system, like unto the one for
which he is now fighting? It's notes are not
worth the paper on which they are printed
The Bank of Circleville, the last of the old
banks, is down and its bills are worth but from
fifty to sixty cents on the dollar. Neither of
these banks were doing business under the
present law.
How is it with the State Bank and its
Branches During the pressure of The money
crisis which is yet in existence, the Canal
Bank of Cleveland, and the City Bank of
Columbus, were both obliged to suspend specie
payment, al d CT nsequently their doors were
closed. But did this depreciate the value of
the bills put in circulation by these banks !?
Not at all. They are just as current now as
ever they were, and L have passed bills on
both of them in this city, since my arrival
Indeed, your business men will give five per
cent premium on the bills of these banks to-
day, after their doors are closed. The differ
ence, therefore, between the worth Of the bills
on these two branches and those of MaSsilon
and Circleville, is just the difference between
the Ohio Banking law and the law fer which
Mr. Hudson so eloquently contended. like
to see every dog have his due, and if Indiana
is to have banks, certain it is that she can
never adopt system that will surpass that
now in existence in Ohio 1t would be well
for the Legislators of Indiana, before adopting
banking law, to become familiar with the
principle of the State Bank of Ohio and its
operations. A uniform system of banking in
the two States could have no other effect than
to inspire mutual conf!enc and free inter-
change of currency. As it now is, no India
ma bills are regarded as good in Ohio, nor can
they be circulated there A mint to the wise,
&c. OHIO.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. C.

SENATE.-The bill reported by Mr.. Toucy,
from the Judiciary Committee, to establish a
United States Circuit Court in California, be-
ing under discussion, Mr.. Weller moved to
fix the salaries of the Judges at $4,000.
Messrs. Stuart and johnson made speeches
in opposition to this amount, and Dir. Weller
in favor of it, and, after some further debate,
in which Messrs. Petit Chase, Benjamin and
others participated, the bill was postponed.
The bill appropriating 100000 for opening
the mouth of the Mississippi River was
amended by increasing the amount to $780,.
600. and then passed.
The Senate took up the French Spoliation
Bill.
Mr.. Wells made long speech agains. the
measure, detailing the circumstances under
which the spoliations were committed, and
arguing that the claims were not founded on
right and ought not to be paid. After some
further debate, 10 which Messrs. Hunter,
Clayton and others participated, the bill
passed. Yeas 80 nays H.
The bill appropriating S350,000 for the i'm
provement of Baltimore harbor was then ia
ken up, and pending the discussion the Sen
ate adjourned
HoUsE.-The vote on the resolution to ex-
pei Mr. Chase from the House as a reporter
was reconsidered aud the resolution was then
laid on the table.
The House. spent some time in considering
the Consular Reform Bill, but without any
result
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole upon the bill providing for the pay
ment of such portion Of the Texas debt as
came within the provision of the existing
law.
Mr.. Giddings was opposed to the expeudi-
ture of the public money in this way, while
Ohio and the other States had to pay their
own debts.
Mr.. Jones Of Tennessee, moved an amend
ment, by reducing the appropriation in the
bill, from $8,50OOO0 to $5.550OU0 This
was objected to by several members, who said
the bill in that shape would be rejected by
Texas.
Without taking the question the Committee
arose.
The friends OF the bill again moved to 60
into committee on the bill, but the motion was
lost by the opponents of the bill slipping out
on the lobby, leaving no quorum present A
call of the House was then had, and one hun
dred and fifty-three members responded.
The House then adjourned.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

A SAD MIsTAKE.-Two years ago, a young
Englishman was arrested in Boston for pass
ing counterfeit money tried, convicted aud
sentenced to the State Prison. The money
which he passed was a five dollar bill on the
Wenthem Bank, which was taken by the per
son receiving it to the Suffolk for deposit.
The teller of the Suffolk pronounced it coun-
terfeit, and wrote "counterfet' across the face
of it On the trial the mark of the teller was
called to prove the bill genuine and the tel !,
ler's stamp went for evidence. About month
ago the bill, which had been safely kept in
the District Attorneys Office, by accident fell
into the hands of the former cashier of the
bank, when he Immediately pronounced it
genuine Whereupon the young Englishman
was set at liberty after a confinement in the
State Prison of nearly two years. The ques-
ton now is, who ought to pay the damages,
the State or the Suffolk Bank.
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mttee of the whole, shall be confined to the
question under consideration, was adopted
except at such evening sessions as majority
of the House shall order for general debate.
On motion of Mr.. Bayley, of Va, the House
suspended the rules to take up the Senate
Joint Resolutions authorizing the President to
confer the title of Lieut.. General, by Brevet,
on Gen. Scott for eminent services rendered
the Republic.
After some discussion the resolution passed;
yeas 126, nays 60.
The bill establishing an additional lrnd dis
trict in Wisconsin, was debated and passed.
The House then took up the Joint Resolu-
ton for the payment of certain Florida claim
ants, under tie treaty of 1919, with Spain,
and after considerable debate, and without
taking final action, the House adjourned.
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fI,O THE PATRONS OF THE PANTO-

i LOGICAL SNSrEM or HISTORY SINS the
isus - my f. i Prospectus have sdoptel lyle VI
cxeeuii n mw h b I sutri iOr the jects AIMED
this work thaa hnhero -np Oytd fF such a
pur. Thai have de MINI q rrrToduce the Woe
work IN tins nee and Sttisastor. sisle. In this
rscuTr what G'ahd ,ud not be r.arled bv
lii ny, tue Most perfect g'bsity ND cieayHese Of
sstfsretHg by wh,rh -nah ed fuiiy MY
OfigIht drsgn The de- y pnblicati" 0i he SecoAd
Pat wal thu infringement has ncce~sar1 occa-ioso.
fe undri scme "biseaitoas to explain my friend.
vino have sreePtei M rst Par "a thr imperfect
N which ~ rrRched hem. To al persons vino have
Subscribed for the Second Pat, ,ni have slTraoy's
ed tn Firs,. r. ebtrne ufer tse eniirr wOr
tcth FRI and recoud P-rt>,l the TORN.
whrh ony Ih work 81 appear hereIf ~, the ORG
ma rTI~e % the >crond Part. To all new subscrre,
NY Tart Of the work will he furnished on terms 4
a 6r-i proposed
Ay desrr o" rsDdrT 1 waTk permanently a-s-urats
all tesIs, sId al the tine LEG lDle ad IA
tell be 20 al rtIsvns vi thrk, m tie estimation
NJ cary pasron-, ul, jufy he Temp. rsry ce.sy of
its snai pubs Ca ion
New specimens Of tse work thus improved, with
Pros. veius. wii m a few days d-lribu cd BY the
d. of Ageas; and my eff ,rss perirc work
respect. the Shor practicable tine. VIII
he unTemitng. Your, &c.
r " HUNT.
New Norz. Oct 9th. 1854 a..t6 dAVun
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
BROWN,s ESSENCE OF JAMAICA

Il GINGER-Ths Eessence - preparat OF Un-
usual excellence. In orlinsIy diarrhas, inCipient
cholera in Short in ell OF prostratOB OF the di
gestive functions il Is O. inestinatie sslle During
the prevalence of epidemic CbOie-s ~ san aer
sints of children, II IL TseuEir,g ehSIc ous 10
smily. traveller OF inJivtJ a should without IL
CAuTos-ie sure To- get tie genuine essence, which
is prepared only by r. BROWN Of mis- DRAG and CLsn
ieaf Store, ~. q Of fJth and ckeSnaf strsefs
Philadey and tor ss- ny 10 the respectable Apotf
eeanes in the Ute States arri in Indianapolis BY
iyIpiA WI CRAI .HitD shQTNING
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
CHARLES MAYER NO. "a WASHING.

OToN Street. keeps community" hand very large
stock Of rt ess variety If goods amng~ ~ hIch
groceries produce AMI provisions, genuine Havanna
cigars and the brands of Iol accO; fresh peaches
and tomatoes IA tin cans pickles and preserves <srdues
Holsters. anu variety IF other h>h. whit red.
French Spanish, and nave wines Eng ish ale por.
direct from the Custom House, porte anomalies and
packet bo"k~ unrvalcd style. ny, ANA price
fumery combs aud brushes of every d-scrip pocket
cry raZurs knives and FORKS, DIR and Scissors
lhe test ing sh manufacturers German psl's and guns
Cots ami Alien REVIEWERS game bag. hshng tackle
etc. Toys very large stock lining
ane biIdrsges Of every descrP"u f''r canarys. rel
blrds knocking brd>, etc. breeding cages and birds
nrsis states; illow baskets willow cribs, willow wzg
ons widow cradles, wlow chairs, al very low pricrs;
Sioins, gurars, flutes. hes cons French HHrp,
ltmhourines, baryos etc Fancy gOod~, argr and
hne selection pine and cedar ware, such churs,
and fool luhs veil, horse and wafer buckets
hrsIns pals, outie mouids, etc., Qnlrk and large
>aes, al" purchasing my go'ds a. hesdqu enable
L. sell pee Ially manufactured gOos
price, Thankful f,r The liberal patronage, whrh
ENJOY ed fo the last fourteen soic respectfully
continuance o he same. CHARLES MAY Err.
NJ. 20 Washington ST. S dO"rs easI q. the Palmer.
funrl6 dA ~ ~.
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THE sOULE AFFAIR.-IT WAS

greaih feared IN 1 tar oud be War ietwcen
the tn ted Sts'e. add france but u yOa wAnI clean
clOtn-s uni whi hams get 90 the American
Cream : zap. PsRHAM n Co PrOpre Al ask
II you /. 10 try To, bret pre- Soaps al he
American listiuir was award d 10 he manu- actarrss
ILi. >oaP o. IL recon nen Ted the Lades Ia
Frans Les ics Ladies Gar tie.
For sai ,, L-arh,d, Gardner Co.. NILS. VInnedre
C.. Gle q GOu. and ~ Groeers geneiady.
WI
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
WASHINGTON. February 8.

The Senate is not in session.
HoUsE.-The House took up and passed
the thrty-six private bills reported by the
Committee Of the Whole yesterday.
The House then went into Committe OF the
Whole on the private calendar.
The first bill on the list was that extending
Colts patent for improvement in firearms for
seven years.
A motion was made to lay it aside, on
which lengthy discussion arose on the
charges of bribery made at the last session,
and the report of the committee appointed to
investigate the matter.
The committee refused to 10y the bill aside;
yeas % nays not counted.
The discussion on the testimony was then
continued up to adjournment.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
)R. NICHOLS, RESIDENT DENTIST.

- Having. fpr the last ten years devoted
al he The practice of hIs profession, 49,
eri- conLdeli from hi- experiencc aud beHe ~4lllD
pssSsrsi'n OF ali The Improvements Dentistry
hat the at lsden ,Pss and surrounding country
ell avor MIN with lhrI patronage. lie horrs his old
'u~tmers and friends "a their inesence IN Ia -
1af Al operations performed IN the and
inrabe msnnef
Oihce Meridian eet. opposite the new Post Once
,uIldme Hls MS windows.
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NEW ORLEANS AND SAN FRAN.

" ciSCp s.,msap Liur. via NJ sragna eSA
The eniy Direei LiHs from Ner Orleans. TIE Ss52
az ~ I'd kfst rlt-s stramsh,ps PRDAETHEUs All
DANIEL " EB TEX. wal, leave New orleans &c saa
F. al l4h and % OF ass'th- met
la. o. Pscghr lin he st-asHsi ips VAN
kEE BLADE, UN LE SAM. CnRTEZ, snd SIERRA
NEVADA. For passage Apply 10
w. c. TEMpLEToN.
dr.99-dfWSm IS amp a. New ufiraRs.
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D.s cuLLsS. sR,SvIlLK ssLiARD.
tULLEY q BALLARD, GENERAL

= Col ting AEeas, IndI@nnpOis lad VII led
the N ct Accou NO,rs Drafts, etc., any
portipn IL The St-tr Of lnsa4a
RaTkREScn.-James NJ Raw. CASHIER state Bsnk. In
diana abs. &c. rsyTa. CO atsyctte nd., Cal
81 Indianapolis. GnJ., Chdssn. kichsrd-
SIN * Co. Nos 81 AID So Blackstsne -. sss-tsn,
Mas Adams Co, Indianapolis lid Caleb Price,
No. &C Sost- street. TN phis Penn a. Hrsduer
c., IDI Liberty Street, New YORK; Reynolds. kIle
q raum, Cincinnati, Ohio. deca7.dtxd
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GALL THINGS TO ALL MEN."-We call the
especial attention of our readers to the follow
ing:
"The Baltimore Patriot says that by a
modification of its rules, Catholics, lative-
born, are admitted into the Know-Nothing
order in Baltimore"
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.
SENATE.-Mr. Stuart presented joint re-
solution Of the Legislature of Michigan in
structing the Senators and requesting the
Representatives from that State to use their
best exertions to procure the passage of All
act prohibiting the introduction or existence
of slavery in any of the territories of the III
ted States, particularly those of Kansas and
Nebraska, and to introduce without delay a
bill for The latter purpose, and also to procure
the immediate repeal of the act Of 1850,
known as the Fugitive Slave Law.
Mr.. CaSs said when, some years ago, the
Legislature of Michigan instructed her dele
CATION in Con sress to vote for the Wilmot pro-
viso, he said he should resign when called
upon to act, and the Legislature repealed those
instructions, ana he, therefore, did not re-
sign. He said in the present case he would
neither follow those instructions nor resign,
and proceeded to state his reasons.
Mr.. Stuart said that sufficient until the
day is the evil thereof" and when the prop
er time arrived he should be prepared to act,
but until then it was unnecessary to trouble
the Senate with any remarks GU the sub
ject.
Several other memorials were presented.
Mr. Broadhead's Bounty Land Bill was
taken up, aud after being variously amended
passed. Adjourned.
HOUSE, resolution was adopted, by a
vote of 126 against AZ, setting apart the 9Th
inst, for the consideration of public bills re-
ported and to be reported by the Judiciary
Committee, and the 18th inst, for the con-
sideration Of bills from the Committee of Ma
val Affairs.
Mr. Witte endeavored to introduce a series
OF anti Know Nothing resolutions, but did
not succeed. Two-thirds of the members re-
fused voting for that purpose. He said he
wanted the vote to be regarded as a test ques-
ton.
The remainder of the day was spent in
considering the report of the Select Commit.
tee in Colt patent case, heretofore made
several witnesses refusing to appear and tes-
tify.
Mr.. Letcher introt uced two resolutions
one to expel VIM. b. Chase from the hall
as reporter, he having violated the rules
which prohibit any one interested in pending
claims from occupying a seat as reporter on
the floor; and the other requiring the Speaker
to issue his warrant to the Sergeant-at-Arms
to arrest said Chase, to be held in custody
until the further order of the House, for re.
fusing to appear and testify before the Select
Committee. After some debate the first reso
luton was adopted, and the second was laid
on the table. = adjourned.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
INDIANAPOLIS STEAM BOILER AND

Il Sheet ron Faetory-The undersigned pre-
pared with their Iron Shop and improved maehn-
err excelled by no other establishment west OF New
York; it'll constant practice Of twenty years the
business guarantee the public supply Of boilers aud
sheet lion chimneys Of any size or description furnished
Cincinnati prices, that not surpassed IN quality
and durability n the Union All kinds OF repairs
promptly executed the Iron Shop Pennsylvania
KELSH Nv SINkER,
jan4w6m Near Gas N Orks. Indianapolis.
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MILL SION Is

POLTING CLOTHS - HEAVY q TX
- IRA HeavA. Portable mills, mill IRONS. and gen
eral mill furnishing. HAYWARD g. WlNNE.
Opposite X X. ID. pot. Cleveland, Ohio.
HAYWARD q TRAVIS
Vest Water Street. Chicago Illinois
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
WASHINGTON Tuesday. Fel

WAsHINGION, Iuesuay, FeO. 0.
A treaty with Mexico, similar to that re-
Gently negotiated with Russia recognizing the
principle that free ships make free goods, has
been sent to the Senate for ratification.
The statements that Dudley Mar n is to re-
sign the Assistant Secretaryship of State, or to
receive an appointment as Minister of France,
or Secretary Of Legation, at Paris are utterly
false
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SOMETHING THAT ALL SHOULD

SOMETHING THAT ALL SHOULD
OKNuN THAI Dr. Beers Health Ren"vaisng PiIs
and This w"nder nj and unrvaled remedy f'r ysp-pa,
Janndice. Nervousness, Fever, Il the Bld,
Inaamati Co-venes<. Pan In the Head Breast SIDE,
Back, and Lmh~ Female DIS AM ell rsse~ where
Apeiem Alternative or Pu'ssuve Medicine may
he required
By cleansing the s'on.s aud nte~'ines e'eaung
fOw Of pure and b athy bile
Fatuencs Loss OF Appetite. slphaiion Of the Heart
the prominent symptoms II dyspepsia. Will asa
natural consequence "f cure.
CUSrIVENESS,
By cleansing the mics in-- and natural man
DIARRHEA AND CHOLERA
By removing the sharp. ~crd fuds by which ihese
plants are occasoncd.
FEvERS az All. KINDS.
By Restoring L. he blos regular snd healthy cTculsnn
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT
by removing lscal mHamatinns frnm the muscles and
DROPSIES OF ALL MINDS.
BY STRENGTHENING The kdsy. and 6l'dder, they operate
INST saee,naly on thsse 'mp rant ORGANS and
GRAVEL. AND WORM,
BY DIS odssnr the si, MISTER from the Bowels, TO
scURvY. ULCEES AND ol.D SORES.
by the PeTiec' party which hey give q" the Blood
ScTbduc ETupIIons and 'oHprxiOns' salt kheum and
Erysipelas.
Ut Der Pnis by ihsr san"'Iv and I1ra'Ive effect
eTua Ons ana prOIuce remarkable s,ftes and pBrrnes
Hs sure re-l-iy pr re yer and Agar # used as di.
rceied ~ the Pepe' Medical GsIee. whca may be pro-
cured "f cur Pncra AreH Dageei Co. gTaIi>. either
by arpNing personally or thiuug the mad.
ID. has he cus-d at parIaiity by conhning hfs
valuable pail tot which tie naiuEl 10
praruce, hu ny The ursent reque~ "f maHy Pny-cians
and ohtr. thai We cap tie ced tn good chtc he
ha> tel Induced 80 allow IA phs 70 or cent t. al pats
of the country wrh the ceire thst his fellow
men my have the benehi Of graid covrIy. Noiwth-
sanding TIE DIR Is aver |" Patent Mrdci vet he t'r
icvrs thai n - the mO- speedy way to brg valuable
Tened, within the reach %. ali ihosr that AFFECTED ie-
evIag thai tho~e who them viii hold
them IN the hIeh--i e~trrm
Price 25 cent a box 1T b.'xes for y dol A..
Merchants Vishins Agency Tor Or B-ers' death
Ren.vatiug Pills can one by appl Pia
cipal AsrnI DAssETr q t,o.. isaIes uildng. limos
ini's"-r o. Auei aiisni-wlv
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
STILL MUST WI HEAR!

STtLL must we hear ~hail siup shop tstors wsS-
ia In .elod DE- o. Il to wonder OF their n lor'
S,-lI ro-ied "a tdb,s Ell et lhr watdrrH laTe
or ev-ty - TOY rOa wtrTes
Sha al This DC. AID not d End
Words thai S'ia o" cissnusr the public MIL,
We wi wrte-Fnsn of 7 pioh hear:
Learn " l-rr yoa'u huy. end yer bus o dear;
Ku w that MIeHLe, &c Is. ard a 50 snsw
That no one sells sun splendid g'~ds - low,
Aud every ihi 2 % che, haI sny m N may buy
$ th-e who val ireclv te>ify
TIE c - no IN Les AROUND
H. witch evidence does nbi abnund
You'd hear Il very often encssie AID Ggnihiana
It's all aso1i fn anapOts. Ihr Ca ,iisl OF Ind afa-
Coats, pants and ve~t al In gu fros mead
With undersnlrIs and upper shirts and seeks and glove
boot.
I'm Koknmo rh.'rttO1n. III ev-ry ~herr he sawe-
Piaun6eld DInvle Peru ~ekOut PLAIN
Sends back the same response, viii = Anderson holds
not bsc<
and uen e B-oaf R'pHle Say thry're o. the track
For -HacHHey and WiFiagg's Store.
And know they never such splendid d. eherr
hef
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CCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL, BOOKS!.-

~ Tie sube .ers keep IsIlny la store uli supply
II School Bsspk>, among VIM are the fal"wins:
Webster r. emenHTy and NJ Guftr's Eclectic spell
Books
Illian. headers list, I'd, Ri, attn aud 5lh.
Nciiufhes r.rlrclic Rrader-lst, 9i ID 4h and 5ih.
Ray Perkins, rhoms,rns and Tabou's \ ih'nries
PinneO'>, BFo~u's, kirkhams. >m,h's aud But eI's
'irammaIs.
Smi'h'- Primary "a ouanO Biographies, and Geo.
srsphy aid Atlas.
Michel'- i1imsry sc CT mediate Grogrsph and
Geography aud AHts
nry's &c 'sraphy A las
Snilh II Is TatrJ Astronomy.
ALTERS nd Loans Phys r'Ogy.
Pa ker Cons cas- Ulmstelu's, and Gray's Pnil,-
>''pnY.
CONS :, IlIinan's and Gr4y'> ChemIs,ry.
NebslrT's chou High Sch oil, al UnaiIidgr d Dc
tIOna. les
vii ards y l~on's, Goodnch's UAiIed SiaIes
FIi0rIes
cOmst Gu and HilchrOck's zoology.
Parker Ads Ia Eugl sh iOmposftion
The toresaIig b. Ks wall be ~od a The very loves
WERDEN & CHAMBERLAIN.
tip I'd duo - e
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o"ALL' A. MD. HAskELL
BUELL. & HASKELL,

4 TTORNETS AT LAW AND NOTA-
- RIES UBLiC win a~sNs he iound Al TIE ofhce
of CondIt * Buell., Real rs Agents. ldy 10 aend
promptly To all business In their profession.
sng9-du
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INDIANA FEMALR sRMINARY

His INSTITUTION Is located IN the City OF
Il 'pianlpnlts. the bindings and bcea
cree ed with special reference the phN sc al cun and
he ah of The pupils TIE furniture has al imported
from ;oSiun and ~ OF Wales newest and bes style The
faca y Il competent AID sxacrcnced Tea
chcrs. M"nsirur rhys-en gvr- theF,
and GrrrIan Languages, aso Drawing and an Painting
"a y alter M obi cai"rs.
Pupils firm distance Hoard m the family uf Prn-
cpa. TIE FERNS e boarding Pupils. hundred
ind hfty dollars per rhs includes all studies
Of he course and other exIcn~-~ excepi washing f,r
wh'eh fifty per Jzrn will be CHARGED insifnrtou
Muse Languages and other ornamental Branches.
he r-ual rates.
The ln>tftuiion cOnduri~d EvRngelIcal NO
~ Sectanan principles. TIE year dIvIsed nta Two
rerms, aud each Term iniu Qusu,r<; { enh-r 81
winch ptrrrs gosd o. rnier The Fall and
Winter FIRM begln> the VI I.day OF September,
and the Spring and Summei Term the second NOnisy
II February Circulars Wh desiring hem
Letter. II INQUIRY shssul1 e addressed R-v G.
MCLEAN, ID. ID. Indianapolis g. g. MCLEAN
mar2n-Wly Prucinal and proDrie.or
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

FIR and ALL OTHER KINDS
~ Piston SAMUEL. pEcX E3@118
soId respectfully inform ats 90 MMNA)
" ends ard the pahc generally. ~ ~
~ has AZ ain taken chsrge ~ his Gun -
BUSINESS, ana Will agAa devote his the
manufacture Of Guns Hs SOP Washington street,
iaf of the Court Bsuse square Of the
se Gun. where he will he happy accmm.rdaie all
nay wish good Rifles SHOT Guns any oiher srcle
ht Qua ine AL work warranted, II charge tie
constantly hsnd the bes Rife Powder :sps. and
s7-Orders from dra.n.e promptly .r>nded