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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-09-20
I'M A / A TON
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHAMA AND CONSUMPTION.
NEW AND VERY NoNDERFUL::
Brought Home to the Door Of the Million

k
WON DERFUL DISCOVERY has recent
y been made by Dr. Curtis Of this city, in the
Consumption Asthma and all diseases of the Lungs Wercfer
AND CHERRY SYRUP With this pew method Dr. c. has
be has innumera6e certificates Speaking of the
physician remarks is evident that inhangconsanty
direct contact with the whole erial cavities
upon them wien introduced stomach and sub
he Drugs lists throughout the countryNec York Dutchaan
the least the heat of the body being sufficient
the fund Hundreds of
lowing, might be named
Que package Of the Hygeana has the
six years standing. j. ). KEEsBERRY.
Pm of Duueonnon, Pa.
cured of the Asthma of years standing h, nr Cur
It's Hygesua, MAEGAptr EASIoN
Brroklyn, \. Y.
Mrs Paul of No Hammond street " v was cured Of a
Of Bronchitis by the Hygeana.
Nj dsedd 2. So t G
j, Ii. GArBrRT. p NJ, Richmond. Md.
The Rev. Dr. "Hrrvrp, Of " testihcs of medicine
:he following lansuage:-
DEAR siR-f think highly Dr. Curtis yseana as a rem
coy IN diseases o. tne hTss ana lung Having had some
most excellent medicine both the and nhalng appca
GENTLEM, 81 have recently had occasion to your
hroa refused yield to other forms of tsamsnt
aud the result has satisfied whatever he the
rs"m q, yoTr ara y rs no imI%iton' put an excel
he brsnght within the reach of all.
Dr. JOINS. of the most celebrated Physicians in New
York. writes 5 follows
De-. CURrIs-DEAR SIR:Havng witnessed the excellent eff
fleets of yeana inhang Hyrean Vapor
syrup of chronic Bronchitis aud being
Of irrtatons in affections Of the throat bronchial
tubes and lungs therefore cheeruly recommend
Ncdiested pparatus her
mode Of apply 81 the kind have
doubt thousands of be relieved and many
ed. by using your medicines.
must allowed that opposed to pro-
scrSag nsing compounds this little neatly
tryed article and its effects above alluded
induced to speak in its favor
You az liberty to this you think proper.
Respec fully, yours, &C., JOHNS. NJ d.
No. 600 Hudson Street y. Y
Price three dollars rackage,-sold by CCTRIS PER-
ElNS and BOlD PAUL, %. l49 Chambers stteet. v
packages free any part United States
:. B-Dr. Curtis Hygeana is the ORIGINAL aud ONLY
GENUINE ARTICLE; all others arr base limitations
For sale by J. B. SrARKW d..
CO, kenosha. Tulvl6 "
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M u SICAL.
~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~O~
THE GREAT
Piano, MelOdeOn s. Music Establishment
OF
10 r A CE WATERS,
No. 333, Broadway, New York.
M u SICAL.

vry--eA7-TTl THE largest assortment of Pianos.
HH m n n Melodeons, Musical Instruments and
" v Musical Merchandise of all kinds in the
United States. Pianos from TEN different Manu-
from the plain, neat and substantial 81 octaves, in
Walnut or Rosewood Cases, from $3.50 to 5000 to
those OF the most elegant finish UP to One Thousand
Dollars No house in the Union can compete with
instruments, nor the Extremely LOw Prices at which
they ars sold
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SASH, DOOR, AND WINDOW nLEND
FACTORY.

FACTORY.
Ed I. HANDBOOK, has recently added largely
AZ to his facilities for making the articles enumc
rated above, by putting up extensive machinery in
his Factory and is prepared to supply orders on the
shortest notice and Mt reasonable prices, and will
rant all his work be of the best material and make
Farmers and all Others engaged in building will
find if much TO their interest to call the Nanufac
turers for their Sash, &c, they can get better
article by so doing, and at cheaper rates,
He is prepared also to do all kinds of Saving,
on the shortest notice. and as q competent
Turner can be obtained will also be prepared to do
all kinds of WOOD TURNING
Jobbing Of all kinds in the line of the Carpenter
and Joiner business promptly attended to-
All who want work done are invited to give me a
call as am determined to suit customers if possible
81 Shop on Pearl street, south side, between
Main and Exchange.
kenosha June 1855 yI6nl
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FAIRBANKS, SCALES.

COUNTER, PLATFORM, and HAY SCALES.
" Over fifty different notifications on hand or
furnished TO order at Manufacturers Prices, and
warranted the best in use.
At C0raer-Qudrles Bloch, Kenosho, by
GASkILL, CHAMBERLIN, Il Co.
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WOODEN WARE.

Knife TRAYS, Half Bushels Towel Rollers,
Butter do, Dairy Tubs, ChurnS,
ChoppinG do Wash do, Mop Sticks,
Potatoe Smashers, Butter Ladies', Rolling Pins,
Butter Prints, Clothes Pins, Butter Bowls,
Pals, &C. Just received and going cheap At No. 40,
bv Tn521 j. X. PHELPS.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO

S N U T + AND T Q B a Q 9 Q.
PETER LORILLARD, MANUFACTURER,
NO, AZ CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK
Successor Of PETER f. GEORGE LoRILLARD, offers
for sale all kinds of SNUFF and ToBAccos in gener-
al use. For particulars Price Current Can be OBJ
tanned by addressing above. THIS Establish
ment is one Of the olGtss iu the United States.
rs Vastly:
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TURNIP SEED.

WHITE Flat Tnrnip Seed, large supply, fresh
w and good, at the Drug Of Store of
STARKWEATHER & co.
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GLASS WAsSE

CONSISTING in part of Syrup Bottles. Molassc
~ Cans Tumhlers-a large variety. Butter Dish
as, Flower Vases, Sugar Bowls and Creamers. Cob
lets, Glass Toys, &c, just opened by
STARKWEATHER & Co
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PRE- SERVE CANS

AM Now Prepared TO furnish, in quantities te
IL suit purchasers, PETTIT's PATENT SELF-SEAL
ING FRUIT CANS, Warranted permanently sealed
uiho"t MS trouble and expense Of soldering.
July 10, 80. j. X. PHELPS
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ICE! ICE!!

FWNIHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on
Il hand and for sale superior quality of ICE,
which he will sell az half q cent pound. All pug-
chases over - pounds delivered 10 order
JACOB GOTTFREDSEN.
kenosha ,Tuue q. 1859 l3mu52
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FOR S AL &,

YNHE sTETSON FARM, north of the City
n Part of the "Lase Farm, south of the City
Eighty Acres of Prarie, In Somers:-Also,
Houses, Lots, &c, In this City and Racine.
For particulars, enquire at the QUARLEs BLOCK, O
GASKTLL CHAMBERLAIN s. Co
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NAILS This day received, all sizes, from
Hrecs to SjrlyS inclusive.
june II, 1855. j. X. PHELPS
WILLOW WABE.-C9oihes BASKETS Mar
w H." BASKETS, Trorc2tRg BASKETS, PATENT CLOTHES
now opening at J. Il. PHELPS.
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ESEEsD CAGES.

TNOUR DOZEN just reccived-Rctail prices IS to
II 36S each. of Wood and Tin Square Octacon
and Round Best variety ever offered in fhis marke
and at lower prices.
June 49, 1865 j. r. PHELPS
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ORES IS GOODS!
LARD WANTED.
CROCKERY.

UST RECEIVED, Large Assortment-~
~ New Styles, and at ALL Pnces: at
HUBBARD'S.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
MUTUAL Life Insurance Company of n. u.
I'VE Berkshire Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
Pttaficld, Massachusetts.
Persons wishing their own lives or the lives OF
their friends insured i'll the best companies of the
country, can be accommodated by calling on
GASKILL, CHAMBERLIN, s. Co.
Southeast corner, Nam and Pearl SIS Kcn0sha
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TICKETS through, or to any point on the
Route can be had of
6mn5l r. BELL, Agent,
keROsha IITs
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
COMMERCIAL.


BELOW we give tepor Of he Cltev@( ~coluariete-
which Appointed to fix the v-Iu OF Free Bank
DaDer. the &c tleme selected from among
ur est business men. There is no partaht differ
enc between this classification and that made by The
Associ ton Free Bankers at the late meeting. There
is very general feeling among classes OF people IN
the city and country be governed by uniform rate
for Free tank ey and, so TAR as we can learn the
following Ii gives satisfaction
In regard agency the Committee, in view OF
the appointment Of Dep INV and eirees. by the Free
kers. for the purpose contemplated by the cit
liens concluded TO defer that matter and III sat
isfa tory allow the Bankers Agenc To sapereede the
one the Committee directed TO establish
REPORT.
The COMMITTEES appointed at a public meeting Of the
Business Men, indianapolis. held at the Court ouse
Stock Banks of Indiana. and classify them ecOrug Ia
the value of the bonds deposte with the tate Auditor
report as follows and recommcn that the bills be re-
ceyed at the pri es named. ShOuid-sny OF the ban
named in the first class refuse 10 redeem in con or the
value of the securities of the second and third classes
change the classification will be altered accordingly
GEO. T. BROWNING. Sec'y.
indianapolis. Jan. 1855.
MEssRs EDIToRs Owing the depreciation In he
value of louisiana State Stoe the GARD of con
troll have ordered that the following she changed
from the I'd TO the 81 class and valued accordingly viz
Bank OF Covington, rov'n Farms c,'s Rens
n, of Rochester .Och'r State StOca Bank, Marion
BS of Renssale r, Rsns'r Shawnee Bans, .tuca
FL hart Co Bans, Goshen
And also. State STOCK Ba * at Jamestown, being
Ind. SIS No. 6's, AID Va. 6's.
You will thereto the necessary alterations In
the pu blished lists. GEO. T. BRO v MING, Sec'y.
indianapolis, Jan. 90, 1855
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
NOTICE or rHE DISCON rlNu NICE

NJ
~ of the U. ). Land Offices al Jefersonville Vim
cenneS. and inamae Indiana.-Under pIe d DIVISIONS
OF the second section OF the act of Congress approve
June IL, iS4a, which declares .sthat whenever the
quantity of public lands lining unsold IN any land
district shalt be reduced Number of acres less than
one hundred thousand, il shall be the duty
tary OF the Treasury To discOn inue the land office for
such district and any land in any district shall
remain unsOd at the time of the iscOntnuance Of a
land Office. the shall be subject TO sale
of the existing land Offices the dis
trct In which the land office shall been d>contin-
ued OF which the ecreary of the Treasur, shall give
hOtiee; ana lnasmuch as the 1tA sect OF the act
approved 4ih September ,e4l Secretary
OF the Treasury To continue any land district in which
situated the seat of government of any the States
nOlwlthslan ing the quantity of land unsod in such
district may not amo Mt TO hu dred thousand
when Ia his opinion such continuance may be requir
oH puOhr convenience, or ia order To close the land
system ia such State at convenient point, under the
provisions OF the act tn subject approved June IL
81 : and iHasmEeh the duty abOUe required has
bee deUOued upon the Secretary the Inter or bH the
act TO esta6 ish the Home Department, approved
I'd March le49:
Notice 10 accordingly hereby gwen that, in view OF
mes and luaac, that the vacant la in each of said
dlsrl Is IS reduced below handrcd thous nd
the Secretary Of the terror rfh the aPPr06af Of
the President, has directed oces at
fers1nville Vincennes and inamac, in the state OF
diana, be discontinued and the lands remain I'M
sold at the time OF he Ill continuance be made subject
To sale AT the land office at indianapolis, the seat o
government Ia said State.
Lands remaining unsOld and Incorporated By law.
Il subject to private entry within limits of the
districts discontinued, will be subject Ia
entry heretofore al those Offices from the date of the
receipt OF this tlcc by the registers and receivers
thereof and the land officers indianapolis will give
public not Of the day which the. will be pr red
10 receive applications for entries of any sIch lands
their Office. Ohm WILSON,
Commissioner Of the GeaeraI Land oGee.
Jan 25, IS fsbIO w6v
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
TELEG RAPlItC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIvALOF THE STEAMER ASIA.

Resiqnat on of tie British M,mstry.-lr.
Soule seriously M.-NetO Complications an
Diplomacy
HALIFAX. Feb IA
The steamer Asia with advices from l. ver-
pool to Saturday, the Sd instant, being one
week later than by the Atlantic, arrived at
this port to-day.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Trade at Manchester, and in the manufacs
turing districts generally was dull and price
dropping.
There was small speculative demand for
Flour and wheat, but prices had underwent
no change of consequence during the week
the outside quotations for Western Canal
Flour was As, aud for Ohio and similar brands
46S. Corn was dull, with limited demand,
and prices had declined Is. per quarter; white
is quoted at AS, and yellow at 43s.
Some circulars say Flour was rather easier,
and quote Western Canal at 42s@42s 81, and
Ohio at AS 6l@45s, and white Vine At lis 81
@12s Cd. L,rd is quoted at 49s@50s. BA-
con was in good demand and scarce.
Lard was firm, with an improved demand
at the last quotations.
A moderate business was doing in provi-
siors, at steady prices.
There was a moderate demand for Rice.
and prices were frmer, though not quotably
higher.
At London, the Stock market was firmer,
and United States stocks had advanced. Con-
soils closed at 81 u.
The bullion in the Bank of England had
increased fl92,500.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
The British Ministry had resigned, and as
there were indications of much difficulty in
forming a new one, there was considerable
anxiety.
Lord Palmerston, Russell, and Landsdoun
were all talked Of as candidates for Premier
but nothing definite had been arranged up t.
the latest accounts. The three most promi
nent ones spoken of, just as the steamer
sailed, were Pamerston, LandSdoun, aud
Clarendon.
New difficulties had arisen in the GermaniC
relations.
No fighting of importance had taken place
in the Crimea. Supplies for the English and
French troops were arriving, aud was impro
wing
The Asia sailed for Boston at three O'Clock
this afternoon, where she will be due early to-
morrow afternoon. On the 4th nst she
passed the steamer city of Manchester snC
Baltic both bound to Liverpool.
The resignation of the British Ministry tool
place ON the Both; they were defeated by
majority OF l59. upon motion of Mr.. Roe
buck, of want of confidence, and directing
al inquiry into the state of the British army
The Queen sent for Lord Derby: but ht
was unable TO form Ministry.
Omar Pacha had sent in his resignation IL
disgust, but later dispatch says the matter
had been settled.
The proposition of Austria, to mobilize thu
Germanic army, had been decided in the Die
against Austria.
England has granted loan to Sardinia o
one milton sterling
The Prussian army isplaced on war foot
ing.
The French force to be detailed to guarC
/ the Austrian territory amount to eighty thou
sand men, but PrussIan refuses to permit then
to march though her territory.
The Greek difficulty has been arranged.
! Mr.. Soule is reported seriously i'll.
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DMMINISTRATOR,S SALE OF

4 ne =. L Z. e.-The isi-nsI a n,Int-tssttr Of
tn ts'aie OF ia Ies a u =, { VI IOa Cuu II,
l'dlaut Wi. on tn IiIh gay 81 M e. IN the wear
1871, beiwe u tae b Us at 40 "'ri OK A. NJ aud 4
'c'o X T. NJ. VI sIsd tay- ,sTsdsilse "a o..er
4 III omnO Peas Crutt Marion oUnty made "A
the Januay TIN "f sud Courl The yea l-5j fef
tor 'ie al public sucilon 10 the n,g bid e. ,ue fol
t"wns described T. u 81 J" sati e-edcu
stuat' u IA VI uiOn Ou L TUE e inI az, kno vn n
tue uih az "i ih- -outnwe> Nv uer of secAOa (3l
OwshP OH IA tge (5) ept part ~ NJ norm D
The India t-po Is d IL ud ton Roai. s.pptSs- 10
b tro acres si>'' thai pant uT land III 2 s.u o.
~ inuiti p'lIs Pendicim S;ar Ro a. beng . m 81
,Hd longing aorih ha { ri thu wrs GUAR.
ter OF SECTION tai iuvnsniI TN range 49, te,a.
th N ~ acres n tn d. or PIE e-suqo cd t. be
about eighty or lcss. Tue sth real Ell lie
wi h lid tte premises f'r less han ITS twu-
IhirIs apr we'd
The sale viii Be- 'al subj To the Interest," title
and Clam OF ElIziLeth Hind, the wIdO of crdrn
tnertl, hrlmg hr d'vid-d Oae-ihri parr the,o OF N
fee m i "a b erI H. cUmhe c. ~, tnr
schoo fun "l odt Tire. hu and twenty dollars
AZ the eIoOuis Tns o sale i BE- one third the
anpuni OI ~ hIcn said iand ~ bri G. paid in none
day of sae-iie residue T. br ia two equal pay-
he haf IN tx mo ilns, the Their hall in twelve
m0nt"s, L. re cneI b. pay able wiiaou any re-
ct aieVer tom Iae ia Ion sPpraisement laws,
AM sr'ng interest IT, m dae. SES RAlGG,
Jan25-N4w Adminisr ator.
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IlEAL ESTATE AND STOCK OFFICE

Palma, IIonsa I'i,,,,1,,. ~, .. - -
M,n-,,. : - 49,, =. -, - V, 49, -, -, -. -,
.rS.s, - : ~ 49,. a. ,,s1 - q,
mil D. -. 70 Ut "HD '""O',.'
$50 - ' r.Su :. =, u ~, s,'1 ' . ur
~ ,,S - 70 49,
n.,S NV ''"' NC Ca" ""e' many "e'
IS ' -, ,
80 ~ - q ~ ~ ~ VI uie ""s' Sn,'ss
hs " >a"-h"s' s"s'-mHs- ana factories u oineieh
90
To % eri ns,,aas ,s; Sa' al our once.
p a. no, - -, -. =. ,,,o
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

Y- IF YOU ar sick, the probability is that the
~ root of your suffering is in the stomach. From
weak stomach proceed dyspepsia languor, oppres-
sion in the diaphragm, j,undiee, headache, nausea.
bodily weakness dimuess Of sight, heartburn, costive-
ness dysentery, aud legion of other tormeptng dis
eases Indigestion produces thin blood and therefore
destroys the strength and vigor of the system To re-
store the tone the stomach and enable TO throw OF
and dismiss al these tormentns aud dangerous
complaints. nothing is Try but psssevering use
Of Fl of nd's German itters, prepared by DIR. C. NJ.
Jackson, Philadelphia There is misia e, no failure
=. - IT. o.. 0.hcdS-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE-PURSUANT

- 10 ord r OF The MarIoi Circ uCJuri 81 case
OF Lena' Nrdgdp' and Diners, Simenn W Ogden AHd
Ut "ts. wal tx I'>e TO >ale, public auclri, lft
HOds~ GOOr, lac city of Indiana uliS un sal
u-i he 27h Gnj OF January 1851 beI,Ve, The fouis
If - O'c."cS A. VI aud o'cOcK r. NJ, the folnwl 1
descn Ell reai estate, suat. IL Lawrence tuwn>n u
Sla - nuity, Stile uf Indiana. u VIII: The south
East qu 'rter "i Secion Zig Il u Township SIxer
~ Tth, of K mge Five ~ East, excep, Seven }
aces IF OF the West SIDE ae eof belonging u Sara
BrtgiOn.
Term, Of Sde One-third OF the pur.h se. IN ,ey "a
'e patt IN h1ndi "ne-t'ri IN year, aud ie-th
Ia" years ON me Hav o. Sale; tie erred
u DC secured Dy ne promo "ry notes OF the pnrcHa
WIN good eeHold -urety, bearing interest fon e ;.
aud payable without relief fr valuation
LEVI A. II ARDE< rY.
0ec2o-Wiw Cos m oner.
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4 DOLPH SEIDENSTICKER VS.. HU.

4 n bEkr A. MAAS En-. la Court OF Common Pleas
OF Marion Cou ~, in the state of Indiana. Att chment
lie II rem mbered that on this day of February,
A. ID. $50, the above named plaintiff flied In the Ollie
Of the Ger of said Court. his complaint ia the above
entitled caus with the affidavit Of competent person.
diana.
Said defe dant is therefore hereby notified Of tho
Hing and pendeney of said complaint against m AN
inat uless be appear and answer demar thereto
IN calling OF said Aus the cond day of On next
term SAID Court, 10 be held the Houss in In-
oan polls on the first Monday in April NJ. said com
plant aud the matters aud things therein eonai ed, will
be heard nd determ ed in his absence.
kETcnaN & COFFIN, for Pm
attest: VIM STEWART, Clerk.
febi4 BY joins c. NEW. Dep'y.
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John CARLISLE VS.. THE CENTRAL

~ Canal Manufacturing, Hydraulic and Water W rks
Company, and William Burnet, Francis a. ConwelL
he ry Van Burger, David F.Horcester, L. Bingham,
r. W. Pattsnn, Robe II. ulIm, avid HaZzard, Geo.
q. -houp Thomas J. White Thomas " Mitchell Elias
Macy remiah JacksO aud Jacob Burn IA others.
la the arion Circuit curt De it remembered rha on
the 9th day of February los the paini John Carlisle
filed IN the Office Of the C TX Of the Marion Circuit
curt his complaint in the above entitled case and an
affidavit sho ing that the PENDANTS iliam ur-
net Henry Van urgen avid F.Worcester l.. G. Ring
ham E.W PattisOn. Robert h. Cullum David Hazard
George G.. hOup omas J. " hte Thomas V. Mitchell
Elias dacy Jacob Burnet and Jeremiah Jackson ar
not either OF them residents Of the State OF Indiana.
Said defendants who above described as non-resi-
dents ar therefore hereby notified Of the filing and pen
ding OF the said complaint and thai unless they appear
demur to said complaint the first calling ri
said Court the ID day of the of said
curt to be begun and held the House i'm the
city OF indianapolis on the 5th Monday ia April next
said complaint and the matters and things therein con
taned will be he ard and determined ia their absence
attest, WILLIAM STEWART. clerk.
h 1urv
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- Musical 1nuaNAL Foa THE MIL.

~ LION.-The New York Musical Reriep con-
tans annually One Hundred Pieces of New Music,
besides vast Of eritca, instructive AID enter
tanning readings ALSO work (pu lish d eh ters) by
Lowell Mason embodyi the practical results, as APP
piled to practical teaching of his experen e, during
long and industrious uthor aud teacher oil
music And yet the Musical Re1isD is only One Dollar
year or six copies for five Enthusiastically in =
vance. Anybody Re ling an interest l. the cause OF
music, is invited to get up clubs aud forward subserp-
tons Published fortnghily Specimen copies sent on
receipt of five cents, or two postage stamps
Address, post paid, Mason Brothers % Park Row,
W Yors febl4l Nw2w
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
IJENRY JENKINS SAMUEL ZEN.

IL n ", george Askren u hary. BIZ vile. Ge ,-Re
nearer and Elizabeth, his wife, Benjamin Grove ~ d
saian Ana. his wifr Thomas Hamilton and Cath4rIre
MS vile, Harriet Hilton, .. Ralph Jenkins aid
Win 'm JeIktns the Marou Cirru.l Court. April
Term, 1876. p tit't 81 for riiton.
lie kn'~n that ~ this l3n dsv of aluary 1855
the sbiye named plaintiffs hlet the ,'fce The ERIK
of s'd Court, their Pet tn for Par riio1 ID
emitted cause, trg-thcr with afisvh of a comp--
ten ana d>ihIrrosed persn, thai sad d. fenCAns are
not residents of the sat OF indiana. Said d~iendan
ar-, therefore, here " 10 6e Of the filing pe.den
OF aid Pei'n an that less they appear ,nd answer
ar mar D laid Compliant at the 6rsI ealing at - ID
eau 81 ~ M dsy { the erin said Court
10 ~ begun AMI held Co dpus- tie city Of
Ind an~pO Il. tie 6uh NJ dlc of ADrl mex. said
rent o. ND the M e,s aud lhilgs tterein cuntaInec
will be heird AID deermin d IN heir Hb rnce
kue [: w ste xaTi. Clerk.
b. our * Porter AIt'ys fer Pl'fs.
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL

n ES TAIE.-fursuant 10 a order III CSLr.
u nm N Pleas 'Di incl al me Janu TN of
OO"rt. The unlers ghed, a iuiu>r u'r de bOniS
he estate ~ Charles r. W.h-m -er, ~, Il. wi
sell on The s6t diy III NJ Tch 1876 at pun auction
nh Tue nfe'aS9s, Ihs inerrst oi tl- dec dent
lott nauaber forty one IN, Al Az ~
N"Oes addition q the CITY of IndI tnaPO =, upon the
III oAlnS terms, tLwt: ,e-fOar n Of Tue purchase
moiey L. be pad IA hand, r-fouItn TX mnnths
ohe-t urh an ~ i've nItth, I'd .'-f'aTth clgieer
IN IN from the dty of a IN. de erred payments
Dear lnle ct from the da OF sale aud he secured with
good AMI sufh eut sur-tv waving IL
uatI"n or apr iIscmrIt la As of Ip,s ~
JOHN ID tUMPH. Amir.