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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
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OR REALLY HEALTH cowPsRED HTTH p OR CENTS
Vi know that Thee Pas q Peters emneas the vegetable
acpaH-and Who doe \ closl BE-
ina they know testify what he, have esn and esri
enced Without e,eeIaon IN Country medicine has
general 'iue" ihe American aud e.ewere-
and their resIsss and nnoenoe gFca them II the hap
pest discoveries 81 moien DAYS, and nesiaAe pc blessing
br s IN lir ~ % ana unrsaa n Their is. The town
and country alike d with their praise The Iaacs and Pnr
house alike echo W IN their All climates under
they viii retain isr onden powers aud exert them uHaef-d
They VIII cur Haiis F.ver Fever and Arne Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints, Heaache Janndo Asthma IFofs RbeasH
Tongue Heartburn, Bowels
Ineat Drea Flaiulenoe adual osiyeness Les Of Appetite
Bthed sW Complexion, aud IN MI Of Ioo Of the Bow
els, where ca'lar afut i1drad fFonfine neither
gripping debility. and the scientific compound ci regular
ply sioian Who has made his ssn tie study o > e Dr Peters
nsiai eorere 81 Bkslre Mas inas from ban hang IN hrs of
hoe Liberty - New York Also the American Institute hnoted hun
znr AID manufacturing madeleine The medical sis Il y Y
have conzed rs aud siua patron
Dr Peters formerly Iseisd he marsly district soul v here
asues '.rs and yellow Ik cu q ms'ad state Ct the e
and here Wa thar Peters s Originated or The benefit Il mank md
Some qacks tell soa their nosums viii hing
@ Peter PIN. k nSe6 n a,. s tax ,i" and d.
rive real benefit m box an IN my dollars ad GA, IN my @
The care with winch the oA Of p pat under Dr Peters own an
happy aanence sone ladies suffering
der the usual changes Of life directed by the laws 4 nature ladies
asa N certain condition always admit herl~ and innocence ane
take two OF tfe All time ~a IA TIE slightest degree mourning the
81 lr common dos hence tc patient not oaEed 10 make
meal oulo, them Only rad what they have done
maoguand with their and efficacy, please call on
aud pamphlet Published by Or Peters, where they
commended ls such ~ inspire confidence. The slh
as having faad y the past wears experience really hal
fid a tF Peters
Vegetable Pills
- Pec - The nSiess such truths. their
VeFsl reception added a NE testimony millions spa
be o.t
The i~iktsi
~ though his ssail MAS Turned o. hilc.
Ntlt nn>latn. >fei-le
Is all men known ~
q eierss iop ise :
Aud leaves Tie llt~al pune =
Now ltieTs m1heS. I've heard hm Say.
Five hundred Thousand pals dan
J. xsr sIfaiI
Ofpc,pie dtIngtaTe AZ all
IO the CHEEKS. marked for doom.
Begin like rr~e q ossm.
III f-he than % hHB
For
IonHson Btarr, Ca eh,ad Blur and an MAJ Innaya-
tf0H
Backidcf and Ca'rof faasa Andcr-otpvu ifalqsa
Sauuer, Chesterfield. .IePl Becnar, loFktoan E Joo,
3tang aud HGnd fgfnaa AunCstoNn- foc and NJ
7k Winchester Dr. - ~ frpotoH TideTsri. B J. -Natook
and Crawford lbanyiie- and Moore,
Helcvie r. J. .NgfsR, Siylesyic. - ~ J. TkTabnrs and
1in Robson, tretnca-tie. & Rftea, Franklin.
feTe liaue, also, Throughout this and tie Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
LETTER TO MR. VAN BUREN,.

New XoRK. Aug. =, l-fi.
Sir In accordance with resolution of an I'M
ldcnse Democratic Convention. held IN the Ninth
Ward VI tAis City, on Tuesday, the -ith instant,
we hate the honor TO transmit t. yon the enclosed
copy Of their proceedings The Democracy, 10
honoring John Tyler fer hs independent conduct in
The Veto Of the =. Fiscal Bank Bill, 4" decidedly
condemn" the repeal Of the great measure Of your
Administration, tie Independent Treasury system.
That system your Democratic ielow-citizens re-
gard one of the chief means Of sustaining IN it,
purity The Constitution Of the country 1t - no
longer the aw Of the land. This we most deeply
deplore. Although our opponents have erased 1t
from tie Statute Book that fact detracts nothing
from the fame of Is author, the gratitude OF the
People 10 him, for MS manifold services IN the great
cauee e cqual rights.
In hehaif Of the immense assemblage on IL. sday
nlgkt, we beg leave 70 assure YOU of the high res
pee, which entertained for your person and char
ncter by grateful people.
Respectfully,
Your obcdent servants,
CARRIE GILBERT, Prcst.
Il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28


~ READ A~n nam.
ASTRANGE that who
- lats, should neglect the iiead-the
senialtle Npostsnd the properly
a out. tile
ofhe Balm Ladies, You make Your
THIS article. ,aies~t No. ird aud
experienced H. efitcisits perfumes.
hundred aicies on credit
fritl only real valuable article If testimony
= % these facts
READ TTFE FOYEOUTNG.
Robert Wharton, Fl Mayor Philadelphia certified as
be seen below the hgh character follow genenen
The undersigned, d. oft
only preventive against the falling CERTAIN
Ns1 TtsArotsR, Methodist Minister Geoge chagr,
No. ~ North finh =.
JoHN r. INets
JONI u. TsoxAs, NJ. y. l,3 Race
joins = frHfF. 100
llrcH N,'tEp,, 2i3 S,arh seventh -.
JofN Gam, Jr. i2i Arch Z.
The aged and persist IN net
Irience qualities. VIII certainly raise
public, il
siene uan years and the others h., than
From Pie .N8fer.
ooHA3N~ 90 rrN>-sI-vs~ss,
CIV 81 Philadelphia. I
l. Roten rrian Mayor cly Philadelphia hereby Ger
uf that well l,s> J. T.
Hugh osriicat-
credit l,uhi be- given a. the sad certificate.
In witness whereof, have
r., - Of tn city 10 BE- affixed ile sa iay II september
ROBERT WHARTON. siayor.
LOOK oyrS sf-rs barr t.is arfcs, II
nth dsqcc. DO imposed upon.
ttt youi Tie
tie rasar
wni s and 'et l9 that never buy, nP c any
10 H. true
For sale N indianapolis, s DANIEL KING
Dim Druggist
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28


80 what has caused this great coinn'otion !!
This change OF tune---and charge "i notion,
Cursine sWaeri e---Tiping, tcatng,
Hopping, jumping snoring, humping.
q surely some most sal disaster
Has sent tnr wings blister plaster,
And placed II where they cannot scratch.
They've snapp'd the stIlng---and broke the latch.
Z he { a BIN bumt---ihe Ine6's done,
No powders left 10 fiie gun.
No fl ,ss---no songs---no honest speeches---
No hopes tor huugry Office seekers.
Tina, Ball has siopp'd---Ins cham Is broke,
TYLER declues tn non yoke
Tie Wings have cursed nfn from the clan,
IAN honnf To an honest MANI
\ pafiiot on me scfel of f,me-
This nation will record MS name.
Ami there 'tWii b,aLe ill time turns blue.
Smg ftp, ecauoe---and TYLER TOO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

= D.. one of the most eminent lawyers IN the
western country now deceased. was sadly given L.
intoxcation. On one nccasioH, he entered a Metno-
dist Church while minister was holding forth on
the future punishment OF the wicked. Fixing his
eve upon Mr.. d.. who was reelng near the door, he
exclaimed There stands sinner against whom
viii bear witness in the day of Judgment At this
the lawyer folded his arms planted himself firm
Nv as he could. and addressing the in the pull
pit he electrified the whole congregation after this
fashion SIR" sarl MIR. d., 81 have been prac-
Using m the criminal courts for twenty years and
| have always found that the d---est rascal is
the first TO give States evidence
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

TIE J.fed States Ba'h has finally given up the
ghos and gone into liquidation, in the shape OF a
general arrangement after robbng the stockholders
and the public. both sides of the Atlantic. cut OF
thirty millions of dollars. This bank has been the
greatest swndlng bubble that ever the world
aud a history OF It's public robberes, with list OF
those politicians whose names are on us paper as
sets, ought to be given to the public by the as
signees. II has perpetrated more iniquity and nu.
ry to this country than all the villains, confn-
ed in all the State prisons could have done in half
a century.-.N L. Heraid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-As there appears 10
be pretty general feeling throughout the STATE, IN
favor oi the adjustment, by our next Legislature,
Of that odious and iyran.cal law. authorizing i'm
prisonment for debt and hope, a proba ty
of the success Of tins benign and liberal policy. we
think II viii he well consider Of such laws IN
connection with the abolition OF this. Will secure
to the creditor his rights - far may be, with
out giving him power over the personal liberty Of
hi~ debtor. With this view. would recommend
the passage OF laws that would enable the creditor
10 reach the whole estate, both real and personal
OF the debtor. For TINS purpose. law compelling
persons, upon summons, 10 answer under oath, a.
TO their know ledge OF the effects of the judgement
debtor. whether their hands or those OF others
OF opinion, would be very beneficial. and
would greatly tend to prevent the smuggling OF
property and fraudulent transfers common amongst
men N embarrassed circumstances And We think
i would be well 20 extend the law against gam
shces to to the judgment creditor the pro-
cecd> # the debts owing To the debtor although ne
may not have absconded. We merely throw out
these facts for consideration, and hope they VIII at
tract the attention of those better acquainted with
legislation than ourselves, and those whose duty
wIl be Jaw naking.-Deip4i Oracle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

The English papers sold ut 10 cents copy.
two cents Of which Is the excise duty paid 70 gov
erement-each sheet before being printed is stamp
cd at the governlnen, olicc. \ correspondent 81
Of the Boston Times says the receipt OF the Lon
don Times. for papers, million dollars. and
for advertisements atau, the same amount, per an
mum. Zach advertisement also pays duty 10 gov
ernment OF about ,. cents. whether 1t be long or
short. The usual charge OF the London Journal,
for column for SIM gle day. is SlGo. y few years
ago the Carlton Club composed Of some of the wealth
lest OF the English ar.>tocFacy. purchased the right
to occupy It's editorial columns. which confined
to OF tho eight pages OF the paper, for which
they paid $3.50, 0Oo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
MARION COU.N-TY SE.ULN.lRY.

fENIIE winter session, Marion County seminary VIII begin Mon
day 10Th IL has been found de- ae
regulated that August and the haof September hereafter
e The ~
all the branches schools will Ice taught nclud
vocal music. In the department
the branches liberal
lessons vocal without additional expense
incidental charges thing except breaking glass otherwise
Of
studies $500 For rudmens
dtlon 300; all other English studies For
0the languages branch Of mathematics
addition English
one OF hishers Idies $500 J. \ kEMPER,
J. l., kEMpER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

'GNlE winter Of this Institute Tuesday
2cth Of September, The health Principal
conrTe that she
the senior and Junior departments The also
ied and 10y one every competent aud the
children.
Music, both Instrumental and vocal will h. taught facility
that reasonably expected Nil be afforded for improvement
both The older and the class Of pupsTers OF tuion the
formerly department 5000 do. $500; I'd
department $500 lst primary do $500 Music $1,000
Practice ON piano 300. French and drawing each 400
~eufnm hfrN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
EXCHANGE RH0eck,
TcokNrR OF FIRST AND DIVISION STREETS
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
EEDREE IL HrHITE proDrlp,0r

rsNIIIS the largest having LATELY had large ad
dtion and msst cain,abe ia The Southern pant oi
j pleasant part of the tow near the steam
Landing the interior aud wishing 10
VIII with The inst
nv. attendance Ia notify travellers OF the arrv
Boats convey Their board. The ENc~cE also
the consequently travellers
pass VIII md convenient stop Al tbs House
determined EKcnse shall he second 10 no
state and he ho;- attention 10 tie comfort
guests liberal share Of public patronage
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

The FAMILY REcoRD.-In little book, appro-
prlated for the purpose should be recorded the birth
of each infant, with his weight, and any peculiar
ity of structure condition.
once year, u fixed day, the height and
weight of each child should be noted, with the
nua changes III his progress, relating to his acquire
ments. general state, and character, physical and
moral, and whatever else may be worth knowing
in future life.
In this history should be recorded the time and
the manner in which each individual may have
passed through any of the diseases which We have
once only, chncough, measles, cowpock, &c. /;
that whenever OF the family to leave home,
he may not be in doubt in regard to any of these
complaints.
This information would prevent any painful ap-
prehension where there is no danger, and any I'M
consciousness of danger where 1t really existed.
Tins record, which easily kept If continued to
manhood would furnish complete natural history
OF each member of the domestic community, and
ght be OF great value the parent, the ply
guardian IN the management OF individuals under
their
| have for number of years kept such a record
and always find 1t more and more curious and inter
cstng and already perceive that it is becoming
usetul.-B0st0a Ned It
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
FEMALE PATRIOTISM

The following incident of thrilling interest was
related TO Col. John Mcdonald, OF Rose county, al
public dinner on the Sd instant:
In 1882, Wheeling was besieged by large
army OF british and Insians 80 sudden was tie
attack made, that no time was afforded for prepa.
ration. The Fort. at the time OF the assault was
commanded BY Col. Sas Zane; COL Ehenezer
Zane the senior officer. was IN block house. some
fifty or d hundred yards outside the wall The
enemy made several desperate assaults TO break in
to the Fort, but on every oset they were driven
ia ok. The ammunition for the defence the
Fora deposited in the block house. and The
attacl: was made so suddenly and unex pectedl y
thai there 10 time 10 remove II. On the al +
oil ihe second day oil the siege, the powder IN
the Fort nearly exhausted, and no alternative
remained but that some one mus; pass through the
enemy : fire TO the blCck-hOuse for powder When
Sias Zane made the proposition TO the men, to see
% any one would undertake the hazardous enter.
Prise al first all were silent After looking al each
other Tor some Time, young man stepped forward
aHd said lie would run the chance Immediately
bali dozen offered their service in the dangerous
enterprise.
Whl- they Were dsputing about who should 90
Elizabeth, sister OF The Zanes, catue ard and
declared she would 20 tor the powder. Her broth
er thought she would finch from the enterpri-e.
but he was mistaken. She had intrepiditl to dare
and ic'titude 10 bear her up IN the heroic risk OF
lite. Her brother then tried 10 dissuade her from
M ttttillts y saying lAd d man NOulG le more
fleet, ana rquently would run less risk OF los-
.ug h,s lie. She replied that they had hot man
TO spare from Tie defence OF The Fort, ard il she
should all she would scarcely be missed. She then
Invested herself OF sucA OF her clothing az would
impede herspeed. The gate opened, and Eliza
beth bounded at the top OF her speed, ami ran I'll
size arrived at the door OF the block house her bro
Their Col Zane. FASTENED 10 open the door 10 receive
his Intsep id sister. The Indians, wien they saw
her bound forth, did not fire gun, but called a.
Ioud Squaw squaw squsw! = When she had
told her brother the errand which she had come
he took a tabe-clOih and fastened il around hel
" a.i, and poured into 1t keg OF powder. she
then sailed back the Fort with all the buoy.
aucy OF hope. The moment she was outside O
tic tlock-house, the Whole oil the enemys linz
poured a ie alden storm al her; but the balls wen
lnnocenlly whistIing by, without doing her any
injury. She atterward married Mr.. Clark raised
a iaindy children, anu Is Yet alive, living neai
~. G.algsyljie in THIS State. Such was Elizabeth
Zane CntieriHe Herald
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

NoRE WING DEcENcY. - Whist Mr Webster
wa. holding a caucus his house, during the night
OF the l7ih u.t., composed OF three hundred per
sons, one of the members OF Congress from Ken
lucky was called On Tor 4 song, wAen he gave the
following g.. HARRISON IS DEAD AND TY-
LER Is DAMNED."-C0 4 pretty performance
this to be play cd CT the house OF The Goi like. "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

According TO the law passed at the last session OF
the Legislature OF New Hampshire, all a woman
70 Go order TO get rid VI bad husband, Is TO
take up her sidence for couple OF years IN that
state, and proyd her husband IN ti,at time does
n; follow her. she be released from her former
vows. The New Hampshire Patriot fears the State
vii. become the for all refractory, discomfort
cd, turbulent wives III the neighboring states and
countries The granite State may become as ia
nous ; Gretna Green,-the one tor yoking and the
other fer unycking.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

There is very little ir this world worth signing
for-ess worth crying for--and nothing worth dying
for. This Is PIN osophy-Lo~eN Journal
The above lamen, Of the Journal was Occasonei
BY that dreadful rcio, The Journal ight have
gone step farther. and said there Is nothing
worthy lytng for. Bat. perhaps, tins don't tsiong
10 his philosophy .'--Baiirore Patriot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

Curious Fact see ii stated a curious fact. III
En4h paper, that Thirty pounder ball, OF hesily
diameter, when fred through the tlmbers o
ship, scarcely makes hole than might be momenIa-
~ repaired by carpenter with piece OF wood OF the c"-
a walking stuck. THIS accounted for
by tie velocity ball passing through, causing the WOOD
collapse 10 nearly the original state.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
PUTUCTROC vfT.V.

wish distinctly understood that The subscribers
~ Democrat Nbo have moi paid al
indulgence. The all placed hands
ESD for collection lie authorized all without respect
SosoOn make sufficient collections persons
paid advance volume but Who received a
shall have the refunded We
POST MASTERS
who collected money pas Of
the late irm resides Indianapolis these indebted call upon Mr.
Barbour la whom have committed all gles An
post paid. BOLTON x PATTlSON.
sIT Ba,our' office Washington Issile
tel, indianapolis, where those who call. -3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

EXTRAORDINARY TREE-ExrRAoRDINARy MODE
OF PKoDUcIaG TIN Boghos Bey's garden, Al
eXandrla, an extraordinary fruit tree, produced by
an extremely ingenious process. They take three
seeds, the citron, the orange. and the lemon, and
carefully removing the external coating from both
sides of one OF them. aud from side at the two
others, place the former between the latter. and bind
my the three together with fine grass, plant them
IN the earth. From these mixed seeds springs tree.
the truit Of which exhibits three distinct specs .
included in one rind, the division beng perfectly,
sIble externally, and flavor OF each compa4 tIaent
as different a. Il II had grown on a separate tree.
This curious method of producing a triplrtte fruit
has been introduced By Boghos Joussuff from Smyr-
ma. has native city, where 1t is SAID to have been
practlsed from tl.i,e lmnemDrial.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
ID.ViN,yS Y'R.4VOR,S S.3LE

FEIIERE viii H. offered ih day October, next
the house II te0ge kngensmil sen, n Pike Tow nbp, Mar
on county Ind the personal George hincefh
Marion deceased
light and harness. saddle bd
ter and mil wright Tools and Also three rifle and
ana other tedious
O'clock \ NJ said day given,
terms OF sale made known hy
o-3w. JOSEPH KLINGENSNlITII, jr., adm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
ST.lTE or LNDLIN:I. johnson CounlD. :,

Johnson CrRcUIr CoUFr, SkFrEsrER TEEss, lefl.
Achilles Nawier Abraham
lalehel and Mary CordeIia IN ChgReey.
Carpenter
OMES the complainant by Fabus W. Finch Esq his solicitor,
Il aud appearing that Abraham iachel of the above defend
resident Indiana.
the Court thai the tendency Of tins hh of complaint
lhed three successfully Indiana sentinel
paper general circulation, printed Indianapolis, the said
Abraham lathel the next term m tins Court and
plead, demu the SAID compliments ball. default
viii be entered accordingly. "a copy
DAVID ALLEN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

PnYsI.IANsThe greater the ability, and experience
ply eiaus, the less medicine they give. The more they
macce hcy depend the restorative oits If ma
re and the less confidence have they the specifics Of
therefore, think favoaby Of your be-
cause prescrbes e Thousands sent TO Their graves
by the very medicine which is intended them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

Discovery OF JEwELs.-lt was reported in CHI
H. tina, the Jewels Of the Temples o! the sun, which
that Of the conquest OF Peru, the natives had
concealed from the -paniards. have lately been
recovered near the Cerro de Pasco: the value OF
them has been calculated at l-o coo 600 dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
LIND sale.

OBLIGATIONS bids will be received tins Office saturday
" the 2d day of October hlrs OF aud O'Clock
J. NJ purchase Of East half quarter
T. Town II, ~ o Range > t. eighty enormously marked sold
the Tract Book this Office, withheld sale. This
lies about , miles Southeast from Nohlesv Hamilton Comfy,
Of DAVID y. GlIlfN.
LAND OFFICE, INDfANAPoLIs, Register
Sept. 18th. l-4I. g-tO23
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

LoxDoN TRADES AND RoFfssoNs.-i1UO pubic houses
30OQ ialos, 1909 boot and shoe MAKERS 25UO attorneys
1000 bakers 1900 butchers, 1900 schools. 1000 apoeca
ries 1900 gecngracer~, 100 baste 1000 ch-esenonse
1000 Goa merchants, 49d paubroke>, 100 coaecioEes
80 physicians.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
FRESH .UEDTCINES. a.

F1NE subscribers have just received opened their
a room, new and large assortment Of
FRESH Drugs, JBFIlCLNTS, P3LNTS, IIEUOOI)S md
DlESItFfS, MEDICAL Gf-7>SU. ikf, ULtJ)OUdL-1SS
CO&NETICs, PURE ZINES AND liquors.
selected expressly for medical purposes together with an~t
other article their line, all OF which have selected the
firm tie Eastern cities with 10 lave and article
the first quality, and determined sell the
short approved credit The
Country Merchants Painters and Inad respectfully
Particular wl he filling
comundng medicines and believe that with the twelve
this particular branch shall
full satisfaction.
The VIII be opened any hour in the night when called
indianapolis, Jny 25-ltf tRAiGlIEAD & BRANDON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28

~ t. insure the Insertion Of advertisements,
they must be handed IN ty the saturday I'reotons
10 publication.