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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
\ our obcdient servant,
L. \. HOW ARD.

ScrrNcr.-Yaw! Yaw! Bin Johnsng! said
Pete Gallee; YOU says in bileng hot water dc hot
est oilers rises to de top
BW. Well so du,, niggcr''
Pete. " Well, den; is dc hottest oilers dc ght-
est ny you says -
Bill. SHAW mig; wot does You know Oh sci
entities To be shua it does. When You in dc
kitchen and poke your hand zorcntcular ober your
head in de upper scratum, does mt he feel more
hotter dan wen YOU poke EN- perpendicular on de
floor De scientific folks toll dat dc hot wa
ter rise in dc same programtion, as dc not does
ober de cold air consumquently dc hottest water
be on do top"
Poie. VIVA wha w-h-a! Now tell Us boss
if de hottest part OBJ de water be on de top, how
de debil it freeze before de bottom w.h-a w-h-a
BH. Z" Ii my broder Sam. what write for De
Pcayune wor here, he'd tell you, you brack ras-
cal - lExt Pcte.l Impairment long heclcd
Niger! W-h-e-w."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

COFFEE, TEMPERANCE, AND ECONONY.-An err
in one of Mr. Iedderly's advertisements occur
ed last week, which it is important to correct. In
stead of pounds of coffee for a dollar, he sells SIR
and first article it is too. To temperance
brethren we recommend it. Nothing is so grateful
to the reformed ncbriatc and our word for tiff
temperance store keepers would still further re-
duce the price, half the temptation to use ardent
spirits would be done away. Try biscuit and a
cup Of coffee, with exercise and see and learn the
difference between them and ''glass of bticrS."
Get good coffee and chcap-your wife can make it
or she is wife. by such a course, you will soon
learn the secret of making smart men aud editors
Then economy study that. Is il not better to get
: pounds of a good article, a moderate price,
than trade with those close listed, gripping souls
who are too tight to let the people know they have
goods 10 sell In taking newspaper do YOU not
always look for the Terms when you first It II
you found none, would not your conclusions be- that
the publisher intended to cheat you lie could do
50 Trust To any person who does not advcr-
usc. il he is too nggardy to do that, he is mean
enough TO charge extra profit. You VIII get bit.
See who adyertses. They are the ones who are
willing to do business little a living profit.
They are livcly-wlling to live and let live. We
had better stop now.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
Who wonders at hard times

CuArNAN.-Silas Chapman. Esq has taken an
interest in the Milwaukee Sentinel, with Harrison
Reed, Esq, under whose auspices federal whiggery
VIII get lift.
siIas, like our Mayor cousin Jonathan, Of Boston,
don't belong to branch of the family. Long
time ago." certain Mrs. G. logged her husband
for wishing 10 go 10 tuar to fight the British allcg-
ing, that women, no better than they ought to be,
followed the camp and that none but disloyal hus-
bands would fight against their .forcfafhcrs. Mr..
e. (IIezckiah) was converted, and joined the anti
war party. jonathan and Sllas have pedigree
but they can't trace il to Daniel or jeremiah.
\. B.-Silas VIII find 1t an uphill business to
crow" for whiggcry abou; these days
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

REst MrrIoN-A PREDIcuoS.-We believe, and
not without reason, that State Bank is already
IN the political field. so far as we come at the
matter Just now, their plans seem to be, let, an IN
tcntion u exert all their energy TO elect Wing
Legislature next August ID, to humbug, grind
and swindlc the people little longer. We predict
then that f on the 10Th # June, the appearances
are far for wing majority in the next assembly,
they viii but very partially resume specie pay
ments according TO aw-Just enough only viii be
done to keep their bank palaces safe. We believe,
also, If IN August, they should find wing majority
elected. they Will refuse to redeem dollar OF their
shnplasters trusting to the Legislature to sustain
them IN this further breach OF the law. Again,
should the Democrats succeed, have no doubt
but their intention i to wind up, keep the specie
IN their vaults for their use, pay ten cents on
the dol ar and let their creditors whistle for their
money This would make regular built wing
elcctoneering hobby. VIZ: The democrats forced rs
10 become honest and pay deJts, and his has de-
sroyed US Now you vote against the democrats
We VIII watch them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
From the it'aHy Argus.
GOLD AND SILVER

We arc indebted to the Hon. G. c. Ferris, for
the report of the Secretary Of the Treasury, show
ing the annual imports and exports of gold and sill
yer coin and buhion since Isl Get. l-20, and the
annual amount of gold and silver coinage Al the mint
aud 5 branches since the establishment ct the
mint.
TIE following table exhibits the aggregate annu-
al imports and exports OF gold and SILVER com and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
eI~lal5Io
cIg3 75qoio

The total imports consisted Of =, lO5.j~- in gold
bullion, S3l,>66 III IN gold com, -, So 9i5 IN
silver bullion, sl3l .G73 SOB IN silver com The to-
tai at exports S5l3,673 10 gold bullion. and Sill
6i2 239 III gold com, s99l,29l IA silver bullion,
and sloi .3ni.22O IN silver CON. To which add,
Sl3,3OS - export Oh American coin and bullion.
The operations of the mint were commenced IN
E93-l. During those years. the - hole coinage ia
value SiJ35il II less than one halt THIS
'sum tor the two next years when the value OF tie
coinage Increased until the second year Of the war
tl,i3) when the value was : lO2 21l. For the
four following years, however. IL was greatly re-
duccd-in l~l5, only $50 and the average for
the years beng only s3i2 267. The three heaviest
years OF coiuage we're 1884. , and q, w. S716I.-
900 40 81 - Co. 90. b. and SOL 300 ~
'36. The coinage last year was sl.2O6,9Ol. The
aggregate amount of tie coinage a tine American
mint, from 1888 u l-lI. was s-3,3l9 ,iO2 at iae
branch miuts, $40 $50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

CC5-The Union Democrat paid It's New Years
compliments to Uncle Sam in the following happy
hits 1t is rather late in the day for their republ
cation, but good things ought always be considered
IA season -
A happy New Year, Uncle Sam! Don't be so Sc
rious, old fellow. Give your fist. Fallen into bad
hands, ell! Didn't know when you were well Off
"quarrelled with your bread and butter"-turned
out the Democrats and turned in the Wings, aud
found their promises to be like notes-a lies. Civ
en- way your woodlands, used up all the money
you had-borrowed all they could and used that up
tumbng about your pockets with the tariff fingers
to Il they can't find something there-and now
the holidays are come, not ftp have you in your
treasury to make New Years presents or paw yonr
own servants It's hard case-but never mind.
Just join the Teetotaers and ablure Hard Cider
as long YOU live. BE that any chap who
attempts TO make you drunk, intends to pick your
pocket or gamble YOU out OF your money-no mis-
take. Get some of old llckory's boys to keep your
money for you, and all Will come right again. The
debt these wing fellows have imposed You will
be paid off. Jackson paid the old debt and your
taxes Will be again reduced jackson and Van
Buren, reduced them. Cheer up-cheer up-many
a happy year is before you. and | warrant you
will never be found with less than levy in your
pocket after three years from the 18th day of March,
1912. No lying paper promises neither, but gen
uine yellow boys and white heads-Benton mint
drops, yellow and white drawn from God Almigh-
tvs bank, which never fails makes false pro-
miscs.
Il. L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

DIBIoR AND CRLDIroRs-A wrong idea pre-
walls among a large portion of the community IN re-
Ia,on 10 banks being debtors or creditors. The
fact is. when a person holds bank . promise to
pay" or note, nc Is the creditor and the Bank the
debtor TO him for amount of cash equal I" that
called for on the face OF the note. Hence the idea
of banks ioaning money when they refuse to pay
what they owe, and becoming creditors, Is IN fact
a false one. Ii every would refuse to trust a
bank when It refused to pay that as, If every per-
would refuse TO sell their labor or lis products
for bank notes. thereby refusing TO give the banks
credit they could not ill the community with worth
less rags. 10 deireciatc on their hands. They must
then either pay their debts or wind up.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

CeJ-It viii be seen from the letter Of our Wash
irg,on correspondent, with whom We have made
Arrangements % farni-h us regular correspondence,
ard m whose assertions implicit confidence may
be piaeed) that Lewis Williams, Of North Caroi.nn,
Is dead. Ar ". has been llm.iildy termed the
- Father Of the House Appropriate honors were
paid to his character and remains.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

Bribery and corruption has made the banks Of our
republic msUPerdbie - as iaics. II Is fact a a.
mcntablc iact the gods OF virtue and Of truth weep
over It. Go to what Legislature we will from
Michigan To Louisiana, from the Atlantic to the
Mississippi, iind honorable members, with all
their learning aud sagacity all their rcpubcanism
aud virtne, all their valor and PATRIOTISM shrinking
before the ucre power of the banks Ike the vcrcst
towards slaves and menia!s vacilating as the
tenderest elm that waved on all measures cal
cuiatcd 10 effect resumption, aud for the future
place the banks level with the people
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

WALKfNG MATcu. Niles. who undertook -
walk m New FORK Tor 1, hours without rest, failed
after - ncurs walking. Mics 1t SAID gave out
from want OF attention on the part OF hIs keepers
who, it appears, went to sleep and LEI, their man
walking. \, that moment spectator offered N.lcs
4 paper % rcat-hc took i, passed hs eyes over 4
fcN lncs aud bintod away
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

WHGGERY.-Sllas ". Stllwell, Marshal for the
Southern district of New York wing, the first
man who pctitoned Congress TO pass the Bankrupt
law and he is of the first take the benefit of
the act. lie owes over one million of dollars lie
in the enjoyment of office under the Gen
era Government, at a salary and fees Of about ten
thousand dollars a year Ills creditors can't touch
that.
Next is Edward Curtis, pipelayer general, and
collector of the port of New York. lie has taken
the benefit of the act Ills fees salary and steal
iags viii probably amount to twenty five thousand
dollars per year.
And now comes the father of modern Wings
who brags in his prospectus of giving the name
Of Wing to the federal party-Col. James Watson
Webb, of the " regular army" editor of the \. \.
Courier and Enquirer, valued and bought by Nick
Rddle for s52 1000, professor of the science Of
backing out from fights and SCATTERING right arms ;
and Inspector of mahogany stocks and percussion
locks and father Of more lies than the devil HIM
self. Jle too, takes the benefit OF the act, and
that in less than a week after purchasing wine at
eleven dollars bottle. This poor devil was an
applicant for the post Office at New York. Ills
wife is possessed of independent fortune. lie
pays his creditors by oath. Behold thy idols,
o Whggery
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

\ CANSIBAL.-At the latest dates there was on
board the l. ;. ship Nncouncs, prisoner. one of
the principal chiefs of the fejce Islands. who was
captured for having directed the murder II eleven Of
the crew Of The brig Charles Dagge,i, of Salem, and
eating the bodies All OF which he has confessed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

The Earl Of Mugrave, who arrived at Boston in
the Britannia, tine Post saws. pretty good an
kce, being descendant of " liam Pitts by adop-
tion,) the inventor Of the diving bell, and was
appointed Governor OF Massachusetts by King Will
liam IN 1891, after being Knighted by King James,
for his success in recovering E3o0, 600 from sunk
wreck near the Port DE la Plata. William Plus
pretty good farmer the kennebec River
Maine, before he Governor, and commanded
Eastern coaster. Ills father was Il gunsmith in
Bristol England.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

The Lcs'-la,urc Of Kentucky has elected John
J. Cruenden, Clay'- yckalI, one ol the murdcrers
Of Clley and ppclayer's sergeant, to all the seat
Of Henry Clay 10 tire Senate Of the United States
made vacant by the snation Of the latter, To
take place on the 3I-t inst. We shall now see how
Clay's journeyman Will conduct business, since he
has st Up ola his own hook. lie Is a toicrabe good
lawyer, TO use the language Of the day but not 30
dignhcd or honest as to prevent his descending to
take an active par, the hard cider aud gold spoon
campaIgn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
An injunction has been obtained by Mr. Robert

An Injunction has been obtained by Mr. Robert
{. Wetm0re, one OF the principal pipc-laycrs in
New York, against the editors and proprietors Of
the y. \. Era, To prevent the publication Of some
letters written BY him TO VI ,chell, the forger and
To one or two others. The Era than iuti,nates
that they furnish proof Of criminal procedure of
darker nue. than any that has yet been developed
The power OF a court Of Chlnccry Is vany invoked
by the perpetrators of tde atrocious frauds upon the
ballot box 10 themselves. Sooner or later,
the whole murder Will out
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
The Sew York AmerIcan thns nIudes 10 the sup

The New ! OK Amercan thus aIIudes 10 The sup
posed defalcation Of General lIamilton:-
We are requested by friend Of General Ham-
ton 20 say that the charge of transportation OF
funds of the James River Company, is wholly un-
founded. lie entrusted by that company with
500 600 of their bonds. with 1t is understood .
full powers To dispose of the same. lie obtained
therefor si7o00O. The Company dissatisfied that
higher prlce was not obtained, insist upon charging
hm with the balance of $4,000. and that is the
origin Of the charge # Incorporating moneys,
hlCh he never received"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

The YASKEE.-ln i late debate in Congress, Mr.
Marshall paid warm and glowing eulogium upon
the Yankee character. 1t was the Yankee, he SAID
who had shed tho first blood for liberty. The
first trigger that had been drawn in resistance ID
British tyranny had been drawn By Yankee fin
ger, and they had acted IN that policy from that
time 10 this. The policy OF the country had been
repeatedly shifted but the Yankee had always ac-
commoda,ed himself 10 1t. Government could not
crush him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

The Law which has been passed by the Legislature
Of Louisiana, requires the Banks to resume specie
payments on the Goth Of September next.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

ILLINOIS BANKs.-lhcrc Is 10 doubt, so far as
we can learn but the State Bank Of Illinois IS fiat,
burstcd done over, and the note holders swndicd.
It Is a pity but the whole loss would fan upon the
people Of that state, for egalzng. two years since,
tie suspension OF tbe rotten, rascaly concern. The
Bank at Shawnec,own is in little better rcPutc
but We advise holders to be cautious.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

THAT ANEoDoIE-MR. WEBSTER Prentice of
the Louisville Journal has published three aiida
Wits proving himself to be a very accomplished liar.
slanderer, and malicious libeller. IL hardly re-
quired any affidavit 10 prove self-evdent truth
Some men are born poets-others bora liars Prem
I &c 5 one Of the latter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

son Of John e. Spencer, Secretary Of war, has
been arrested at Albany for forgcrics amounting to
over thousand dollars. committed on his father
the propretors of the City Hotel and broker IN
Broadway being the victims.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
INpINx,roLIs. M>Rcn :. I-i2.

TINS Fia>r PAGE-Dn the first page VIII be
be found 4 continuance Of the Senate Investigating
committees report. From that portion, il VIII be-
sccn whether Noah Noble is innocent as some
Wing papers would have o. believe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

HEAVY DAM,GEs.-A suit was tried last week
before the supreme Court Of Mlssac husetts. whica
resulted very heavy damages. IL brought
by SignOr OsincIi against the Worcester rail road
company, for damage sustained by his son. who
injured by the collision Of the cars at West borough
Il was proved that the son had been rendered IN
firm and lmbece, and VIII be incapable OF support
lng himself through lfc \ verdict of sl3 900 was
gwen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

The MIssrssfrFI.-I, is said that this river has
been high at this season, II is now, since
the year ISIS, 1hen there such memorable
overflow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

GooD.-i bill IS before the Ohio Legislature to
repeal that sink OF iniquity, intolerance, obscony
and backguarilsm, the OjerIia Institute OHIO
it to herself and her sister States abaie the
nuisance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

REttGIos AND TFMFERANcE.-A ri rous moyCN
meut 10 relation u Temperance is progressing with
rapid strides here rs well as ia nearly every SCI
ton of org widely extended couatry. Persuasion,
and the experience of those who have been snaichcd
as brands from Tie burning are tic arguments used.
Force AMI legal cnacfmeuts have done much injury
TO The good the glorious cause. The last legisla-
,urc removed tins stumbling block Now, men
whom al Christcudom could not drive, are led up
he lambs; they hear tie stirring c.oquencc Of a
late brother IN en-, relating with tears las bitter and
wnfui experience they hear hmm picture the JOYS
hc experience. since he has quit the baneiul cup Of
moral poison they zee the late companion Of the
hogs tic gutter tenant, the ragged husband Of
suffering we and tic degraded father Of ragged and
neglected cl.ldrcn,-thcy sec him now stand ny up
in all the pride of conscious dignity, the image Of
his God, and they hear the Of this wonder
fol change There can be no doubt Of his sluccri-
ty. lie is no uabob, who might roll in wealth,
parade the streets ike Pharisee with face as
long as a horss's, aud get drunk on his wines just
before lie goes to bed lie is Of his own class
no Office seeker. lie has 10 sinister object in
view. lie has become respectable and respected.
lie feels aud knows it. lie wishes you to follow
his example. lie VIII assist you. i" One man may
ltau morse I'd MdtCIs Out i4OuedHu Cdlilot MANI
him drink"
Hundreds have signed the pledge, and they yet
come. Already the change appears in every quarter
of the cry Let them continue in the good and
glorious work, and receive the reward Of an ad-
mirng world and an approving conscience.
y b We shall Join the first convenient oppor-
tunity.
And religion also, is advancing with rapid strides
But few weeks more, at the rate converts have
been made and scarcely a sinner Will be left with
out the pale o. grace. This reformation embraces
all classes. Glory TO God May reformation reach
reformation until the whole earth shall be covered
with the knowledge of Christ. Not only here, but
in other sections of the State grace pouring down
in torrents. Here is an extract from letter from
a friend at Terre Haute
g The cause OF our Rcdeemer is progressing with
railroad speed in these dggns. Three hundred
souls have been snugy slowed away in
the good ship Of faith, aud viii, in all probability
have prosperous voyage through the straits of time
into the broad ocean Of eternity"
We arc agreeably surprised to hear of the con
version OF our old friend DowLING. May his re-
pcntance be sincere and his after life a striking
memento of Healing Grace.
We shall endeavor to keep the run Of these holy
doings, and be constantly watching and praying that
other sinners may go and do likewise"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

No !iCMAN GoyERNNENT. The New Haven
Herald SAYS Mrs. Tuttle, At Prospect com
United 10 jail on Saturday by the Superior Court at
New Haven. Tor refusing 10 testify, the ground
of consc cnious scruples, she denying the Jurisdc-
ton of the Court and all human laws. She still re-
mains IN JAIL and thinks the Accommodations pretty
good for q marirr.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
INrrnN,L IMrRo, rMrN1s N TrNyrssrr.-

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS IN TENNEssEE.-Thc
State OF Tennessee has subscribed to the various
Internal Improvement companies within her limits,
s3,Ol6 GG6, aud has issued her bonds Oh this sub
scripion to the amount Of SI.5l6,9l6. Charters
have been granted to - companies, of winch 81
have commenced the construction of roads Six
companies have completed their roads and those OF
nine others VIII soon be finished. The results of
the undertakings by other companies very un-
certain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

CuT.-Warner, the mail robber, has cia d1f-os-
csped. He great on catalcptic fits.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08
"Hail Columbia, happy land"

CONFESSIONS OF \ COUNTERFEITER.-The Upper
MississipPan, printed ut Rock Island Illinois, con-
tans long article, which purports to be the con-
tession Of Samuel > Cluse, countereiter, recently
sentenced to the Alton Penitentiary for four years
lie seems to have figured very largely as a bogus
maker and countercIter OF bank notes, and esti-
mates the number OF persons engaged in the bust
ness at about three hundred-scattercd over Ms
souri,, particularly IN the Platte county, Illinois,
Iowa, Indiana and Michigan. lie gives many par
ucuars OF his operatOns-namcs, persons and
places in all of the States-and, If true, uniolds "A
mass OF dePravity IN persons who, for aught we
know, are respected as good citizens.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

TmE WING ADDREss.-The Cincinnati Gazette
of the Oath ult, speaking of the wings of Indiana,
and their late address, makes the following among
other observations, which think worth nile TO
place on file
They 1.-THE wings Of la lament, too, the course
ofPresident Tyler. They no harsh epithets to-
wards him but they say he has strnck deep blow
the nations interest, and has disappointed them
Yet the death of trusted leader did not repress
their energy, neither will the course Of the Irving
dampen dash their spirit. They lraSh their hands
# Mr.. Tyicr's acts, hacing neither lot NOR part
"a than But while they do this, they are resolved
rally again, and again to struggle for wing mea-
surcs and wing principles"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-08

ToB.ooo.-Iiundreds suffering through the
immoderatc use Of tobacco. We, ourselves, have
been IN the habit OF using ii to extent positively
Injurious. We have also tried numerous articles
- substitutes and believe have at last Int upon
which Viii answer. 1t is what is commonly
called q" Ohio ker1uma. or Golden Seal" The
root is a good tonic and corrective, aad perfectly
innocent. IL can be had. by those who wish to
maac the trial q Dr. y. Pope. In the proper sea-
con. any person may gather 1t, as il grows pIcntl-
fully In this State. Try 1t.