Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1879 — Page 3

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDKES DAY MOKNING SEPTEMBER 10 1879.

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Henry Babcork ,,,,, -

Jederlck Fultx, John E Kings-

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Chrlstean H Wlshmler Henry Wlshmler..

Samuel Motsenbacker hmbmi .

Vm B Thompson..

Matthew Miller .

Joan Cox .

JTancy Bridgford. Ephraim G Ward Abraham Eppler Ellen Alley ,,,

.Owen Culling

f Mary Ann MoWhorter-

Albert Haryey

Tallin Barnes..

"Wm Alexander..

I G Cola.

... John Bwords..

Samuel Cones .

...Jane Shaw, Emily Shaw.

..nenry wisnmier.

osepn jremnger, juisaoeia LVllI 13... . 'VAlliniM

. John Felilnger, Francis Pellinger. .James Noble Coyerdale, Marlon

Augustus T Cox, Mary

Coyerdale.

Jbert O Miller.

Miller. James Howard Elisabeth flox.

Andrew B. Bridgford, Wm F Bridsford. Sarah P. Brldsford.

.James Talbott, Thomas TalbottJames BL Allison. . William MoCaw Ellaa Jane Laixe.m Lake.

..John W. Iwe

. Ruth Alley.

. Oliver W. Johnston-

r Sarah A Miller

JiUlaabeth Gorham-

MaryA JonesJacob Kelman-

Dayld Benedict

Samasl C Morgan-

Baran Jtirisiow-

-George Youngerman . Josaph M Tillord..

James Wishard

Christina Berry.

avid Kemp, George W Pitts. -.Virginia Callings, James J. Cul-

iings, rJisa u. cuiiings. Peter Bnank Andrew MeWhorter, Geo W MeWhorter, Harriet A MoWdorter, Samuel MeWhorter, BaDlna MeWhorter, Levi MeWhorter, John MeWhorter, Georse W Hlnesley.

Susan Haryey. Denton Haywood Harvey. . 11 Hall Porter. .Minerva Jne Budd, Wm. Budd.

Lucy woolf, Sarah J. woolr. Nancy Lee Gorbam. Harriet Jones, Elisabeth Jones. Catharine Neiman, John Nei

man, Mary Ann .neiman, Benjamin Neiman, David Nelman.

...Enoch Pugh, Jas P Gratis m John D Benedict, Elizabeth E

.ueneuict. -Jenny B Thompson. -Joseph Brlstow, Thomas J Brlstow, Jane Brlstow, Alfred Brlstow, Mary Brlstow, Sarah

Brlstow.

Abraham Brown .

-.Elisa Duvail-

-Harry P Todd -.Daniel Behymer.

John unaries

William WTWford

-Robert M Dame

Wm Hart-

; Samuel Longenecker-

4 Jane Jones-

Robert A Looker-

Francis Cosseil-

, James S Russell.. i .

i George "W Keeler

Sarah Harbison-

Alexander Graydon

John W Riley..... ......

Wm Cotton and Robert G SI' T"i -

-Arthur Locklear .

John McCormlck

Wm Speer ,

Robert McClamrock

.Laban Harding,

iTf vl der.,

-Thomas Douglass .

-William Henry Wishard.

Mary E Berry, Miles O BerryGeorge W Berry, Henrietta Berry.

..Edward B Crowder.

John P Pierce, Amanda M Pierce.

....John T Jones, America Jones,

fusaoeta Jones. -Laura Ransom.

Nancy Ellen Cassell, Mary

j rancis t;asseu. Bolander, John - Bolan.PriselUa Elisabeth Hathaway.

.Nancy Ann Grove, Melva Francis Grove, Noble Thomas Davis.

..Moses Bell .

Jacob Roberts-

Gabriella

Pueh.

Ira Sharpe

. Joseph K Sharps.. ..Tsalah M Tevis

. Wm 8 Harbison, Alex Harbi son, Sarah E Harbison, Martha A Harbison, Agnes Harbison, Thomas Harbison. .Andrew Grayaon, James Weir Graydon. . .Catharine Ann Whitinger, 8a-

Conaroe,

, Wm Lemon..

j Henry Hargraves Hugh C McCutcheon,

. Albert W Landon i Daniel Stock well S i

i John Wren...

f John D Thorpe,

j Aoram bwit.

rah Jane Whitinzer.

afterward

.Joel Conaroe, Laban HardingIsrael Conaree. .Aaron Bunnell -..The Sharoe.

.Willis Barnett. Moses Allen .Naomi Ellen Dawson.

Joseph T Roberts .John Farran. ..John Carlisle- - Agnes J McCutcheon, Isabel

eicunicneon

James HMcKern

- James Wallace-

Adolph Seldenstlcker.

iteuoen tt r

Maria L Landon, Mattie E Lan-

uon. Mary E Stockwell, Tighlman W

BiocKwuii, narrieii M. biockwell, Lucy Stockwell. -Patrick Hannon, Edward Wren John Wren. -Frederick Knefler Melville Bash.

-Thomas Swift . Rebecca Swift, Mary E Swift.

Otho Caylor David S Beatty-

JohnB Ward

John Stumph

..Samuel Groves.

J9aaford Caylor -Robert B Duncan.-..

.Andrew Miller-

Elizabeth Hinds .

Christian Schmid

William W Hilton

oses Craig..

Jesse Pngh-

. Jacob Voegtle .

-Aquilla Hilton

lah Hornaday. William

Giaaaen

Ambrose F Shortridge

-Mahlon B Pentecost

Henry W Hlldebrand ' Foster Keeler James Wishard ' John Hansel

Jesse Harvey

James Mustard . John W Riley

-Joseph A Stande'oid..

-John D Krawson-

William Woriand . ...Henry H Nelson . -.Hiram Wright

.Hiram Wright ,

John W Reid

Thomas J Fa

John M Wise-

Ell Have rs tick .

Caroline P Dailey.Lutisha Gass- :. Julia A Barker Fred'k Telne

FideUa Haugh-

Catharine Zippeile Edward Baillneer ....

David Ray Eli Heaton

Ellen Mcouat Robert Nichol

Charles W Byrklt...

Israel Pnue

Andrew Wallace.-.-

Anna EmeliaSiDD.

Peter E. Fred, Sarah Ann Fred,

eamuet t r rea, Alexander Fred. Mary shafer. ...-Aaron Aldrldge, Charlotte Aldrldge. .....Martha Ellen Ward, Mary Jane Ward, Henry R. Ward, Catherine N Ward. James Henry Hinds, Minerva Hinds, Pbeba Hinds, Mary Hinds, Rosina Hinds. Ch arlot te Sproesser, W 1 Ihelmlna SDroessar, Fredrick Sproesser, Wilhelm Sproesser, Francisco Sproesser. .Martha Jane Hilton, Wm B Hilton, Mary A Hilton, KUby Hilton. Georee Hilton.

N Charlotte Pugh, Joel Pugh, John Pugh, Mary Pugh. Nancy Jane Lester, Marlon F Lester. Frederick Borghers. Elizabeth Catharine Keeler, Thomas Jefferson Keeler. Elizabeth Wishard. John Thomas Moore. .-.Nancy Harvey, Georgia Ann

uarvey, Jrlobert Harvey, Amanda Harvey, Charles Harvey. -.Kate F Rled, Jennie W Rled. Henrietta (surname unknown) Noah Wise. Mary Elizabeth Haverstick, Christiana Haverstick. Tobias Pearson.

.Frank L Gross.

...Julia Belle Barker, Mary Barker.

..Ellenore Telue.

..Gottleib Telne ..

Wm Hangb, John Keise ......Charlotte Evaneeline O'Neal.

..George PfelOer .Mary Catharine Zipperle.Emma

.Ell Haney... .John Baney, Edward Baney,

Richard Jacobs

Phillip B Gwinnup..

William Sounder Nancy Ham ill Mary Ea'l Hiram Wright Ellen Kramer .. Malinda CoverdiU-

MartinBears-

Benl E H Woxlerow .

i ; "Nancy Ann Hunt

James A Butterfield .

Wm Phelps

Joseph W Buchanan .

I John Adams ' Daniel Morlarty.. : Julius Weil : Mary Matter ; John Decker. I Martha Caylor Mary Kent Samuel Hooker i John Archer

-Nancv Harrison

.David McOuat, James McOnat,

w jiiiaxu ucuaat, jeneitmo

uaat. .Richard L Shilling Marv Jane Mezena.

.Benjamin G. Gwinnup, Calvin

Gwinnup Cynthia Ann Gwlnup, Amos C. Gwinup, Eliza Alice Lackey, Margaret Jane Coverdill, Thos

Aionzo uoveruiii. .Jane Scudder Chas Scudder. -Thos Hamill, Mary Earl John Jasper Reece. ..Thos Hamill, Nancy Hamill Martha Ellen Earl. .James W Carter Noah Wright. ..Wm Kramer, Frederick Ga-

bert . Wm Brademelr.

W

Mary E Watson, Rosanna Wat

son Thomas Sears, James Sears and

jonn sears.

..Mary Ann Rogers.

.Wm P Jones, Thomas P Jones, Lydia Ann Jones, Van 8 Jones,

ueuiiHLW Jones. ..Gesina V Bash.

Jennie E Phelps and Elvira B

Phelps. .Charles Bonge. ......... Viola McDaniel, Hanna Emma McDaniel, Margaret U Mc

Daniel. saran K McDaniel.

.vvm www .. Martna L Loun cks.

-Dorothea Gaylord, John

uo vera in

...Daniel Moriarty ......... ........ -John W Mattern-.-.. -John Hunt, As berry Roberts

John Butterfield

James F Chase -.

.Michael Moriarty . Emanael Hays ..John Wilson... ... Joseph Rehrr

.Thomas Theodore..

.Andrew Carroll..

esekiah Farrls

-Enoch Habert

Bernard Logan-

-Thomag Carr..

j. Win P Dawson- . ; Isaac Eldridge . ! Frederick Koe hler ..

Milton W NewtonBarbara Hensler ETeazer Hoa

John G Krrip...

Byron Dawson.

Wm S Gray ham ..James Pierce- - .Wm H Loomis .. ..Edward Beck

,.. Catharine McCoenan, Emanuel Well. ..Mary Ross. Adelherd Ross.

Mary Stumph, Catharine

blumpn, Eliza Stum ph. ... Walter Cayior, Kate Caylor, Ed' ward Cavlor.

-Michael Chauncy.

Om 17t 1 .... n t T. X IJJ.

Elm Hooker, Sara 'I H Hooker. George Archer, Elijah Archer, Hervey Archer, Wm Harry

Arcuer, riieua Arcner. Tnhn Uu,.lin T .. Un,

Elizabeth Manion, Bernard

Man ion, isaward Manion. ..Ella Hamon. --Edwin L Eldridge. ..Catherine Koebler.

..urn ma M Newton.

Sarah A Barker ,

William Ross

.James W Corbett ...

Frederick Yeizer

Ellas Shook.

JoUaA IrickSarah Cone.... . Benjamin F Brown

Joseph K English..

..Jacob Streltcher.

Anna Hoagf Eleazer Hoag, Geo

nume.

-Eliza Jane Gill. TJUIa Mav 4m

..Tboma J Railsback Jnel T Rarkar. Anna V. Part.,

David McCardy, James Ballard-James Wendell Ross, Martin

Benson noes. , Clara Y"lzer, Morris Yeizer.

- Joseph A Yancey..... Abel Shook, Henry O Shook.

Mary u, snook, Alslry Shook

AJnura J enooa. VltH.M n 1.1. T" Tf rn . ... T , .

James Mal!n, John C Ransom...Samuel Cones, Michael S Cones.

Brown. . Eva Taylor, Anna Taylor, Elva

Ayior r.zra layior.Asa -layior.

Lvtla WlBerii,

. Margaret J Orr, now Hanking John Roads..

David W Brown

R8 Foster

(SB

Margaret Wright-

Mary A Hurl Lucy G Mann-

Tames Wright.

.Mary E Burk.

-Henry Cress..

Martha' DavisJaoob Beck-

-Benjamin G Stout-

Daniel MoClnre

Charles W Hewes ...

. Uriah Gregory..

Anna Maria Ender-

; Joseph McDermott

.Martin M Ray . Edgar J Foster... ..Charles W Hewes

-Henry F Weiglein

Wm J Rlneer. Cora A Rlnirer.

-.Carlton S Wlggln. -Ells F Orr, Enis N Orr Samuel H Orr. -Hellen Wright. -John E Burk.

John B Mann, James E Mann Laura a. Mann, Martha E Mann. Isaac Baker Davis. Virginia M Beck, ' Luther M Beck. Clara B Back Mary McClure, Wm H MoClure, Francis A Hays. .

Marv B West..

JohnU Wetk .

1 i Nicholas Quick.-

..Mathew Simpson..

-William sneots

William C Higdon-

I I Esther Robinson .

f Andrew Wilson.

i Richard O'Neal (dead)..

I J Charles Brinkman

..Mary E Havs.

.Mary Louisa Matter, Carolina Matlar, John Mailer, Julia Matier. , Elisabeth Wellerdlng. ..Coriiniia K .Tiru.

-George E West i Nathaniel W Meeker. '

..Ruth Bly the, John S Bobbs Abigail Blythe, James G Blythe,

a.eiHBjyine. Henry Q Mondy- Hezeklah Quick, Samuel Qulek, Sarah J Quick. Wllllam Hunter ...William M Higdon. .James Sulgrove Charles M Haverstick, Christina Haverstick.

-Obedlah Harris William a Wnriar.

-.Oscar F May hew . Charlotta O'Neal. Henry Buscher, Fredrick Dickman - Matilda Ruachaupt, William

Rusohanpt, August Ras-

Ollver Leslie..

Bonnell-

James McVey-

..Robert MUchall.

Jacob WhitMil -

JnmylUs Morgan.

ebauDt. Julia Ruachannt.

John 0 Adams. .Martha BauDell, Harriet Bannail. Jamas E Bunnsll. . .

Jamas W. Vallsndinghai,

WllUam Schoolcraft.-

David Bowers Jr Jesse Smith...-.

Thomas Rice

William Sharta..

Jacob Smook, Jr

Alois it uaiu-. . .

-Caleb Bentley..

..Mathlas Goldsberry--Wllliam Smith

jonn n weob, Robert Johnson.Grlffln McK Shaw.

ekuuuoi nuura. , FL1II1 A K. Smith. (Jhrlstian D Beck Bertha Gall, Albeit Gall,

James M Schoolcraft, George W Schoolcraft, Demaa S Bchoaiaraft. , Rachael Bowers.

E Smith. Mary J Smith.

Hinhlev J Smith.

William Rice, Sarah Rise. .

Charles Larsh

James Larsh-. Sarah P Chapman.

samuei riecoraa..

-Samuel Moore-

.. Carles Larsh

Ellaa Williamson David Marrs

Nimrod Kemper-

JoseDh E Baldwin-

George C Smith

Da via Arnoia

Samuel Grove.....

Jacob S Mustard Jesse George

Hannah Cbeesman.. Mellnda Slawson......

Jacob VandesrlfB..

WUlism P Brown...,

. usury Mnnaell ...

-Lemuel W Sheton-

WlUlam W Miller, Hiram Sel-

bert.

Abram Hoefgen..

-Edwin J Peck

-Chris G Werbe

Samuel Mouenbocker, Motsenboeker

Luther G. Greenup.

.....Jesse Price

John Wilkins...

-Philip Michael

Jacob

mnnd Gall.

Jane Terhune, Isaac Terhnna, Rachel Terhune.

Elizabeth Larsh.

-Lydia A Chaoman. -Iaaao Records. .Hannah Williamson, Rasmus D Williamson, Elmyra Williamson, Martha Williamson, Sarah A Williamson, Mary E Williamson. -Francis M List, John D List

George A List, Rachel A List.

-Rebecca E Kemper, Francis A

Asm per, neuoen j .emper, Tllghman H Kemperl -Mary H Baldwin. .Charlotte Smith.

-John Motsenboeker.

Mary Ann Glvens

Jacob Whltenger. James BradyJames Hall ....

Alfred Wright Samuel Bolander.,

Thomas Barns

Robert Brown JohnF Ramsey John W Bacon-

Win Mendenhall ...

-John Threldkeld

-John Bolander . ..John Moore....

-Wm M Jolse .John L Motherahead .

James Frlster .Jesse Barnett

Ed Harding Wm Martin ... Geo W Mears . Elijah James .

Frederick Rasener-

-Wm Royster .Percy Hosbrook- .. Abner T Ellis--Dan Huff-..

-Charles F Wishmler

Sedate Blckraore. Sarah Ann Grapner .

Henry Bates. Christopher Apple, Jr .

camuei ueizer. Elisabeth Culley .

.Francis King James Parsley..

John L Ketcham . John Emery - Edward Helzer .

.David V Culley.

Lydia Ann Pearl, Jacob Pearl,

nary cusaDetn jreari. Heirs of James Mustard. Heirs of Isaac George.

tteoeoca Cbeesman, James

Cbeesman. Flavins I Slawsou, John C

Slawson, Mary Elizabeth Slawson, Martha Delauson Slawson. ...Sam 'I Hoefgen, Maria Hoefgen, Emanuel Hoefgen. .. JohnT Glvens, wm Thos Glvens. Wm Vlucent heirs. Barton S Ellison heirs. Sarah Reed (insane). Jacob S Wright. John Bolander, Henry Bolander, Susannah Bolander. Martin V Wright, Wm W Wright. Margaret E Boise, Amanda B Boise.

.Volney T Malott, Mary O M

Malott. .Wm P Hobson.

Mary j Barnett, Margaret Barnett. - John McCrary. Golds berry heirs. .Caroline Jinks. Martha A Culbertson, Joseph R Culbertson, Mary E Calbertson. .Christina Hagerhorst, Lanora Hagerhono, William Hagerhorst. ...Martha Blckmore. Rhoda A Grapner, Dorothy Grapner, Obedience Grapner, Jemima Grapner.

,.ueo moo re. .Geo Pickle, Elizabeth Pickle. .Nancy Ann Eliza Cole.

ciiza Ann cuiiey. David v.

Austin A Ackley .... . Wm G Moore

os E Baldwin.

-Robert Johnson-

Cultey.

-Francis L

Baldwin.

.Frederic J

Baldwin, Mary H

Gillan Holmes Varnald B Williams Samuel Henderson George Porter.-. ............-... John H Oliver-. ........ lames Bradley. WmHerrin .. Madison Webb, John Herein. Margaret Bolander John Emery ...... Tollyer L Harlan ..Henry Brady....

Joseph McDonald Jennings F York Rachael Tomlinson..

William C Thompson. Elizabeth Estep

Robert L Langford John Smith..

Wm Donah oo George Hoover

H V Johnson ...Cyrus F York ..William Moore.

-Ellas N Rhlmer

Moore. Elizabeth J

Moore, Sarah Ann Moore, Mary Ann Moore, John W Moore. -Truman B Holmes, George M Holmes, Mary Holmes, Chas Holmes. -Mary Porter. ..Sarah C Webb. Martha K Webb,

Elizabeth J Webb, Mary A

Webb Mildred Robert Webb

-Nancy Herrln, Geo W Herrln,

w m X iierrin. Elizabeth A Bolander, William

nenry tsoianaer.

LI'UllJ M UINMUp tw .m OU. Milton S Harlan, Sarah E Harlan, Martin M R Harlan,

uyntma A Harlan. . RoHena McDonald, Marcus R

McDonald.

...... Wm G York, Jennings L York, Eliza J York, Robert S York. John J Tomlinson. Wm Tom.

llnson, Emerlne Tomlinson, Samuel McD Tomlinson, Ra-

cnaei i omiinson.

...Martha Mitchell.

...Wayland Long . . Wilson Hendersju, ' Wallace..

Henrietta Frazee and Samuel B Wood All . .

Jacobs Stanley, Abner Roberts-Wm Estep, John Estep, Jesse

Estep, Sarah Estep, George Estep, Newton Estep, Tem

perance Estep. .Talbert Long. Alex G

Jane Smith, Nancy Smith, Wm

H Smith.

..Ephrlam Nowning, James Nownlng, Mary E Nowning,

r laeiia nowniug.A nowning ...Mary M Hoover. Jonn Hoover.

Andrew Hoover,Susan Hoot-

r.

...John Sheets.-

.Andrew Hoover .

.Alex W Russell-

Allen JenningsThomas H Lynch... James O'Brien Deborah W Bebern ,

If athan Wilson

Joseph Archer .

.Wm Hannsman.

..Coleman Cory .

Plummer,

John Frazee, George W Fra-

Samuel H Brum field, Sarah

Brum field, Elizabeth Brum field. Wm Tbos Brumfleld.

Frederick A W Davis, Sarah E

Davis, Matilda Davis. Samuel

Enoch O'Brien, Wm O'Brien,

jxancy u rsrien, jonn o ttrlen,

Damuei i u unen. ......Samuel J Bebern, John J Mann.

Martin S Foon Nancy E Bebern, Rachael C ' Bebern, Martha J Sebern, Elizabeth T Sebern, John H Sebern. Phebe H Sebern, Mar

garet ti seoern. Jackson Daubenspeck. Robert T Wilson, John Wilson - Elijah H Wlison.

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- x. iiwuwara,ii noiia xuinois street, inaianapolls. Ind. 9600,000 TO LOAN Ifti prepared to make loans to an unlimited amount on bonds and real estate mortgage, on time from one to twenty yearn, to suit, borrowers. On strictly fl rut-clans city property, wiih good margin, my ra:es are 8 per cent, interest and 4 per cent, to cover all other expenses. Oa farm property well located, witn good margin, my rates are 7 per cent Interest ana 6 per cent to cover all other expenses. No delay or red tape. Applications by mail promptly answered. Address or call op TM. HENDERSON, Office in Etna Building, Indianapolis,

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Xor the apeectr Cure of Seminal Wevknssas, lomt X MtuihocxL, Premsatave Ieblty. Mervomnent, Sesponderie?. Coniasion of Zdeu, Aversion to Soeiety, efeotive Memory soBd mil IttBordera Brought on by Secret Hjtbits andKium ee. Any druggist hu the liicredienta. A4dr. DR. JAQUES A CO., 130 WeM Slxtl. Stroet, CXNCINNATa, OHia

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disease is contracted again. This has made it an accepted remedy and trusted s peel He for the Fever and Ague of the west and the Chills and Fever of the South. Ayer's Ague Cure eradicates the noxious poison from the system and leaves the patient as well as before the attack. It thoroughly exElls the disease, so that no Liver Complaints, beumatism, Neuralgia, Dysentery or Debility follow the cure. Ineeed, where Disorders of the Liver and Qowele bave occurred from Miasmatic Poison, it removes tne cause of them and they disappear. Not only is it an effectual cure, but, it taken occasionally by patients exposed to malaria. It will expel the poison and protect them from attack. Travelers and temporary residents in Fever and Ague localities are thus enabled to defy the disease. The General Debility which is so apt to ensue from continued exposure to Malaria anil Miasm, has no speedier remedy. For Liver Complaints, it Is an excellent remedy. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. ATF.B et CO., Lowell, Mnseh, Practical nnd Analytical ChemlMts, Bold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.

PROVERBS. No one can be efck when the Etomach, blood, liver and kidneys are healthy, and Hop Bitters keep them so." " The greatest nourishing tonic, appetizer, strengthener and curative on earth, Hop Bitters." It is impossible to remain long sick 'or out of health? where Hop Bitters are used." Why do Hop Bitters cure so much V Because they give pood digestion, rich blood, and healthy action of all the organs." . "No matter what your feelings or ailment is, Hop Bitters will do you good." ' " Remember, Hop Bitters never does harm, but good, always and continually." Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach and sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters." " Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in Hop Bitters." ' "No health with inactive liver and urinary organs without Hop Bitters."

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GLENDALE FERALE COLLEGE. The twenty-sixth collegiate year or this well known and established institution will commence September 9. It appeals to ls past success, its admirable location, and the recommendations ot those who know it bxt.asits guarantee to the public for the future Madame CAROLINE RIVE, with highly cultivated associates, will continue to conduct tb Musical Department. For OMlalrw ne nml 1 1. formation, address, as heretofore, REV. L. D. POTTER. D. D . Preeldent. Olendale, O.

m?R profit on M days' Investment of till-A Iv in 8t Paul, A ugust 1. il tJv Proportional returns every week on Stock Options of o20 oS, glOO, - 30U. Official Reports and Circulars free. Address T. POTTER WiUHr t 00 Bankers, 85 Walt BU, New York.

A GOOD PLAN Anybody can learn to make mouey rapidly operating In Htocks by the "Two Unerring Rules for Success," In Messrs. Lawrence A Co. 'a new circular. The combination method, which, this firm baa made so successful, enables people with large or small means to reap alltho bene tits of lsrgextcapitaland beat skill. Thousands of orders, in various snip s, are pooled into oue vast amount and co-operative as a mighty whole, thus securing to each shareholder all the advantages of the largest operator. Immense profit are divided month:y. Any amount, from S5 to tt,o o, or more, cau be used, successfully. N. 1. Baptist Weekly, September 38, 1878, nays: "By the combination system 15 would make rib, or 6 per cent ; pays 3S0,or7per cent.; 1100 makes Si. or lu per cent, on the stock, dnring tha month, according to the market." Frank Leslie' Illustrated Newspaper, June 29: "The combination method of operating stocks is the moot ucowetfui ever adopted." New York Independent. Sept. 12: "The comblcation system Is lounded upon correct business principles, and bo i-erson need bewltbontan lneome while it is kept working by Messrs. Lawreoc A Co " Br oklyn Journal, April 29: "Our editor made a net prxllt of (1(1123 from CL) in one of M-fxri- Lawrence A Co s combination." New circular (mailed free) explains everything. Rtncka and bonds wanted. Uovernment bonds snpp led. Lawrence A Co., Bankers, 67 Excbai g- Pice, N. T

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETIN3 To the Stockholder of the Indianapo is, Decatur and Springfield Baliwsy Company: Notice Is hereby given that the anunal meeting of the Indianapolis, Decatnr tin rtprtngfield Railway Company, for the rlre Ion of Directors and the transaction of sorb other business as may properly eome before th same, will be held at the Company's office. 16 South Pennsylvania street, In the city of Indianapolis, in she state of Indiana, on T' ura"ay, tho 9th day of October, 1879, at 12 o'clock, noon. , x A. DUPRT, secretary. New York City, August 12, 179.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the la.t will anal

testament of Alice Perkins, late or Marion county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate la supposed to be solvent.

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