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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

FVsrYIsN-The newspapers are all scratching away
al pHSeg-ls,n IN hnc stve. We believe eialrs
the Episcopal church caf-echsm has offered them
such catalogue of a-merS II Il obvious 10 the
most Pasey anmous thai If the Bishops do pascs
the course they have been purrsung, they Will bring
upon the church catastrophe that Will sweep over II
like eat-aract aud thereby render very difficult to
Distinguish The EPscoPalIans from the Catholics.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

TEnaIBLE Drs,srrn.-The steamer Clipper. No. l..
burst her boilers Bayou sara Tuesday the 18th u'
by which accident 30 or 40 persons were killed and
wounded. The explosion terrific shat,er the
boat pieces. and caused her sink immediately Capt
Laurant among the wounded and hops were en-
tertained of his recovery. The Clipper regular
packet between New Orleans and Bayou sara, and was
putting out 10 90 above 10 wood al tue time the disaster
occurred.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

on TRApE AND WHALE FisHERr.-The number Of
American vessels engaged IN the oil trade anu whsle is-
cry i CAS- OF his number 2lI zone third oil tie whole
belpr :, Nex Bedford Vessels engaged IN this busi-
ness sail from ports as far South as Wilmington Delaware
which has three vessels in the trade The quantity OF
Sperm o imported into the United States from the 1t OF
January the ls OF August OF the Pesen' year was
3a6 barrels There imported during the slme period
l6O6l barrels OF Whale oil.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Nh rassu AND Nv s.00rle.

z VIE fi"ff i't IT, Hi
81 = a. Morrison q ~, ed. o'if i t' if af'p't fi -
ef-ri-, 20 tie cash rates.
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cfrntI, rruce. 10y Nhfl si lf.af. -
Persons hnine NFd lenrf- liatn IiiA~f ltfsN1t, -
ein s. Them here Co ADA ai.f4es-
~, ~i..r el,-t. ming of Cen ftt.'F
~ aGHI~HN
.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

We announce with deep pain. thai Sister Frcdcrea
died Yesterday of the yellow fever. She oi lae
sisters Charity who give their bcncs client
the HOSPITALITY. .. PioeWHc
And thus peri~hcs all record upon earth Of Sister Fred
erica passing paragraph, deep. aud Doubtless severe
pang and all forgotten But, Heaven does the
record thus perish of this sefdenyng ct Christian
bcnevolence True under the mysterious ImpersonaliV
of Sister of Charity silent watchers b. the death
of those who have other wachers-tle 'moiher that
wept er her childhood may not recognize her off
spring the brothers and sisters whose glad ming
led with hers in the sports of infancy, may cast unhecd
ing upon the page that chronicles her death, and lit
Tie dream irhOSc death II s the busy world VIII roll
on-that world that had of such
istence save the fitting yelled form that from
TIME Pesiilence waxed strong and death roiing
It's victims intent GRAND of mercy gded athvart
lis vision. 1t Will roll on-nor pause 10 drop a
Sister Frederick grave.
And who was sister Frcderica There Is none to an
syyer. None say whether that heart prompt
suagc anothcrs knew toriur"s of Its whether
the gentle the noiseles step the patient sympathy
the fearless treess devoteduess that soothed The diving
of the poor-had IN other DAYS and in lofty
halls stirred the deep soul of love- led the gay dance or
cheered with approving smile the struggles of the brave
and free.
AL 10 finite mystery. but all Is not doubt;
for by the lie and death of Sister Frederic"
that Faith, and Hope. and above all.
Charity however tried or how soeycr forgotten nm
nal reward in that which l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

.Those who attempt ride both sides of the sap
nc are doomed 10 fall between two stools old
ing the truth of which aptly illustrated the fate of
Mi Zadoc Casey of Illinois La 1-39, he elected 10
Congress as Conser, alive Democrat in lci1 he slip
,eJ IN n oo bcftrecn and IN the election of the. last
month he ayo,ved himself advocate of wing principles,
bnt declared in favor ct Dick Johnson a democratic
candidate. for the Presidency He no doubt hoped
,b To catch both parties he did years before. But
even the Wing, would enlist cordially in his support.
and he lost hs election by upwards of three thousand
votes Such the fate sooner or later oil all political
,rnmcrs- L,ncbturgh Republican
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

TnE PHEsfnENcY.-rhe State Sentinel publishes a list
of the democratic presses ia Indiana, with their several
preferences for the Presidency. Among the unknown"
Inst, they have placed the Statesman. New Harmony. We
shall be unknown longer. Our preference, aud that of
large majority of the Democrats of this district is Mar
tin Van Buren,. We consider hun a faithful soldier
the Democratic ranks of higher talents than any other
candidate named and richly deserving of the sober appro
val Of the people for his able administration of the Gov
eminent during period of great embarassment.-Nt7s
HdrmOHu SfGtesmGn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

HrsEs>p WIFE H,>sED.-James Do
Ian ard BrLeet his wife recently tired at Tonaw-
snda Pa and found guilty of tho murder of Rufus G;
(ete on the l.. OF August last On the 10th u Judge
Corrynsh.m sentenced both the prisoners be hanged
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

The late Agricultural FAIR at Rochester. New York,
probably attended ty larger number of persons
than any similar meeting of the kind hitherto
held. Many distinguished persons were present.
and made speeches. including Mr. Van Buren, NJ. Web
ter Gov Bouck, Gov Seward &c &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
Drs. =. VI. HENDERSON

EpTSrEC TIL LILY offer. hs Professional o. "a. oiizen
Ia af Indianapolis and truiy.
o. Meridian and - nef "a
-frsff- r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

gym. ~i,stiirf- ef t' sn,h a litsfn
ap.Ii~ state anh udsil, Viii De- be- tit Ranking
House tr lfi Moiuiat ga t'nff MT Ice 'f hiNf'n '~
of .tfk. r. ~, whnh time and a's
wl- hei r cieh pr,, te ia,i q the 49, Aiid
ir iia ensuing
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

UnRRfRIr SUtcInE.-Ne informed Yesterday
evening melancholy suicide, which took iiee in
this CITY Thursday morning The victim vas a IA
live OF Poland perhaps thirty years Of age aud
but few months in this city. His pane, We learn = j.
Kamalonosk the son OF a wealthy citizen Of Nar~,w-
lie had received accomplished education previous -
MS departure from his native land seven tears az.
aud spoke different languages VIII! aud "xcc-
lence after his arrival ~ this country, hc became
acquainted with girl near Norfolk. Wig and mar
ned her in twelve months from the time b. lard 10 the
United states. He engfaed with his family cons sting
of a wife aud i've chidcn t. Ills city duung Tie past
summer. Soon after their arrival here young man
named joy slim formerly ncighhor 10 the Wiz 81 Mama
enoski became very familiar about the house. Finally.
about three weeks ago. the wife OF kamacnoski lett hr
home and children and took up her rc,iicn"c WIKI joys
I'm on Loncwouh street. where they h,ed as husband
and wife, until "Wednesday evening last when Jnssiin
told her that hc had wife Virginia, AMI that II was
ms leermr atom To return her the following morn
ing Mrs. kamaeneski remonsrsied with him. and burst
ing into tears begged HIM desert her after having
sciuced her from her husbands roof lie disresarded
her entrcaties and avowing h determination 10 leave the
city The deluded and vicious returned 10 her
husband who had IN the meantime been made acquainted
with her conduct and throwing herself at his feet prayed
his forgiveness and that of her children Tie husband
turned scornfuly from her without utterlng syllable
and unlocked his trunk, took pistol hcr,iOm and
shot himself through the heart lie died almost instant
lv-leaving with the conviction that she had
" forfeited all claims her husbands affections bot that
her conduct had hun untred AID uncer-
tam cternity,- Cincinnati Mrssdg~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

CrTE ONE.-Tho st. Louis ARIEL tells the follow
ing good story
{" calculate couldn't drive trade with YOU, to-day
sad true specimen the Nankee pcder, he stood at
the a merchant, Main street. Il cacua,e you
calculate about right for YOU cannot was the sneerng
reply. Wal. guess YOU need not get huiy about IT.
Now here's dozen real genuine razor srops worth two
dollars and haf-you may haveem for two dollars 81
te! YOU, don't any of your trash so you had bet
ter bc going. Wal now. declare Ill bet you five
dollars II YOU make me offer for them strops. we
have trade vet Done y. replied the merchant plac-
ing the money in the hands If tystander The ankee
deposited the like sumwhen the merchant red him
Mica, une for the stops They're yourn, SAID the an
tec a he quietly ipb'd the stakes. But, he aided
with great apparent honesty. calculate Jokes Joke
and II YOU don't them s,roPs I'll trade back -Ihe
Merchants countenance frightened Your not so bad
chan after all; here strops-gse me the money
There said the Yankee. he received the srops
and passed over the pcayune. A trades trade-and
noy y,u',e wide awake in airnest. guess the next time
YOU trade with ha, are pic, you DO leetc better than
to buy raz,r sops And away walked the Ped'fr with
his sops and his wager amid the shouts Of the laughing
crowd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

\ ToUCHING SUICIDE.-A touching suicide took place
in New York a day two ago The victim was a Ger
man woman named Defry. The Commercial Adyer-
tser SAYS:
She was the daughter of wealthy merchant at Ham
burg had received accomplished education and was
able To speak and in five languages. She
New York about five years ago, and after her
who is sailor few weeks since she deserted by
her husband who went To live with woman named
Eliza Gibson, boarding at the house Is Cherry
Her husband also. about month since, discharged
from the ship in which he had lately been 10 Canton
mate on account of some improper conduct. When she
heard where her husband living. she watched the
house night and day. aud last week she out during
the whole of a RAINY evening employed.
Friday last She left her home at BIO Greenwich 81,
where she had been living respectable style, and took
board ia an attic front H. Cherry street order
that she might watch the house opposite where She sup
posed her husband was living On "Wednesday evening.
about nine clock, she To the house great
gush o mind. and addressing 81 the iomacs sand Il
have seen INV husband. Oh speak To- me have sccn
him. and spoken him three times and he would
not answer me
She then left the house saving sac going Ca some
water when supposed she procured The arsenic. she
returned and seemed composed and retired t. bed In
the morning early she found her room. sitting mp
- bed and reading prayers She sad she was gong io
ii ,, dav an -, she had been up an night packing
her things and writing 90 her hnsba"t ic SHOWED h'I
papers among whlr were great many ci'cF-to her i>
band that had never been sent One written dHling The
nir on " l.ch she took the poison and - i hr predicts al
most the precisc hour of ,7 death expresses The most ton
der affection for hci s,band aud bids han final farewell
lbaut ten oclork IN the morning her eNucS bee
very appaicnt and piysirau Was scnt tr paper
was nj The time iie bod labelled. Arc
me which was the first intlmatou had by ilr inmate
Of The house ilat She had taken poison Medical AID
was of avail and she dl,d about four o'clock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10

ID EMAINlNG m the Post Office al Ial.ansqos Indiana
Ia October l. iS43
Persons calling Cor fIrcsc Letters VIII
please sly ADV IEsEE<tD.
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Foreign ImpOrtatlons.

ss%'eisl 9ei b GHs1 chem
S TS e. IT, s"!' is g;
Ssf ksE SPIES yef ps Barker Nsw co
fssS E
Hss tin pass 900 bds sheet Phelps Dodge
gans PPara Es% S Wv
Boy% Pa!ea Dexter S1 BaSs
Cha; Csr,igeII las 9 EyeF9nIlE Gal,mcrsIa W
Woodha &NnarHAs snsils IRON pipe on Wheel PaY Hull
sheathng chains 81 crates As 43 caks
H.vRE-ship siyie de Grassesss pigs Bolton, Fox
ss'ts's
Ts%H3o Ber P%sS
%srslli R%saH GaIas%s 'Ssa CO. W%$ R0a' G
R11 SG''s@s sisss wqs s 81 %d,
Bu1c Sooar sS %ss
spges DayisH so1 @de +. Poi5 MqSa
s Shay Vaughan RepS1d eeNas7T S "a.
lsm2 C s Hsyns &C. SCI tin. Mos
i Tsqs La%;oqs isig$ti Hes Ss;,sral GGlI.
fI8se Maimass Smith, Iis Msls$T,S a
: CLARK Mcioysnss pals { Ma1Tsl-l sf6%idi An
Ssi eSs R Biia%p'
sS No s%.;j IeSSai,s EsseSs
ns.Eslwa sSsP cGSK saas HSfs
s d Pfy; cfo RS,m Mf1 Ma9 p s9s
Frres-l d Peyser2 Enger Foley Caselli-2 Fay
ST Cnois-Brs Hyder Aas cs moasses as puns rum So
9S S S sg %9md, al
Gsss Cuert F%isy-ibcs sugar Kegs tam
'SSs N%1lrn or c 50 do II do wine 50
otis Ioswood SKIS corn e tons salt John Osborn w
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!, Apollo Of New Bedford Amsterdam for Newport July a.
Manic q Boston s"fns I, July ie lat Il S. lon 81 aOby
North Bend Orleans 40 days from Galveston Texas for
Bremen July l5 lat 40 81 Ion 20 Aby the southeer at this
Eliza Anne Br) from Leth for Quebec, July 90 lat 40 81
Ark Of NewburypOr for st Petersburg July e. lat 40 o.
Magyar Hassey Boston for Monteydco and Buenos Ayre
Georgia New Orleans for Antwerp July lat 81 80 ~ lon
Laura, New Orleans for Liverpool July H. off Key West.
Foreign Ports
Aus l LADY Kn Martin RSN Bret. aGn &2sy
St Thomas for Copenhagen sail 90 days reported
Gousss %y y sS Ds r GS o
sary Fitz from Boston, disg; Warrington FIN Newbern NC
aD June slTa port Express Rs from B0eno'
csSssrADT, July lin port, Chic Lambert for Bordeaux,
York mfLySn nG b5 5 n port A'h1uon rumme for New
AsI,rs April loPassed wissahickon, Weber 100 days
Lake Ports.
BuTTAto, Apg 9-AT w Joy, Lacy; Huron, Connolly; Rein
Tyler and Wya"Got IRELAND dG ciey &
M M Farmer Newcomb Monroe Franklin KIRBY
Home Ports.
EH ST MAenAs, Aug Arr Martha Ann MAYHEM Guaya
BANoon, Aug G-,An Genoa, lampher, Philadelphia,
Planet Robinson PhIsdeIphia Ga 3d. Convert sRodsd
PORrlATp Aug CAR Joseph Gertu, New York Cid 7th,
os% Brooks eIo e .so a. Cubs, and anchored below Cid
Hs AF Se%sh o h SYG ,asoef s.
$'s Sd E%Fs'SS Sfasi iis! S
sas % $Sa $%T %i Bsss9 Via
e%s offfS 5 CITY
1%S AI sd M s sya'
ratio Albany 7S Roscius and ADELAIDE HYork o''
Index Gibbs Albany; Sarah Staples, and Conthan she
SSAsTyexrI Aug AR Emuloqs Small, NYofk
Esvi
NYork via Fall River; Avon Clark Albany; Willard Miller
@ Rs". "a 8
rS R%.%, Bay S'1 Providence
l smo1 W s for SS Ssa s
for Hayfrsiraw NY; Hero, smith, ProSdsase for SYoE.
per- se%a@ NolSh 81 ds s% sad
crusade Sab, DO do; WashinstOq HoWard ana FsqkIip
1th Thss peterkn, Avery Albany; Mermon smith Kings
Ton S GS IN N SsM for s%
rnssS As CAR GsH s NsSsG SD aei s". S
YpPI1 Celeste Wright New Haven Mono Moh ROGER.
TRaS GhpiifPss ln VIM TSs%p;es Es
EG R6 p p h ThS & s RGS
ss sn$asI hs sw Aq Ws Sch Hf enl
King De Wolfe and Burlington Nickerson, Boston; Laurel
R%s sd fose
Emily EllcoIs, Lauder%1n, La GSayTa and Porto Cabelo
Lambert Rio japsIo GsrieT tRfj f csd WSS.o
China Small BaESfaoss Turks P isl,nd Pioneer Graham
NoRFsIk, Aug Arr Cleaner Hobbs Charleston for Balti
and Henry Claw Msn R.E%and
Fall River, went TO yesterday.
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CIRCULARTo the sub agents Of PARIS Life Pills. in the
" five New England Statss:- -.
CONFECTIONERY.

CREAMS, ICES, JELLIES, &c. &c. &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at Reduced Prices, at ~
w Canal street-JOHN BRADEN, the well known pro
preor Of the above old establishment for the last years
grateful for the patronage hitherto received from his aeqo
and DESTROYS merit continuance OF it. respectfully hos
them aad the public generally that he now ready 70 xU
families and deales the city and country, Win "a
nery in all branches in such quantities as they
to order always provided they keep within the p'a" "
The extent and elegance Of his saloons for ne o'
company TO which attached private saSyhh w edged
prxsly for the use families together Win n~
supererity OF his Creams Jelliss Ices % e
feshment generally well known ana 700 Ny
rmacia,ei 10 Teonire commentator by advertisements
a. Tor his adjustment the sapsIoT reputation
H. Ia =. s,sat rains aud built up for ~ he hopes
onfisnance the extensive patronage b. has here
, bsn favored with, and give the same universal SAUSAGE
.Dls' =. I'll III ,sbo favor him with their custom
eg s.ros Iees and Ices, in forms, az IS quart.
Orders sent 70 any part OF the city free Of expense
90
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Died.

On Thursday the 10th instant, Mr.. THOMAS SERVICE
merchant late Of Glasgow the 45h yearof his age.
The friends and acquantances OF the deceased end OF
his brother William Service respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence 9Th Avenue
between ssth and ssth oday (Frday1 O'Clock
P. NJ, without further notice.
At st. Thomas, w. !. on 18th Of June last, THOMAS NJ
MAY hair dresser; native of England, lately OF New
York city.
On Thursday, the 10th instant, MARaAREr VAN An
rwERP infant daughter OF William H. and Eliza Dema-
rest. aged months and Is days
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this rid'y) afternoon, at O'Clock,
from the residence Of her parents 1856 Franklin
On the 10th instant at II West 18th street, JOHN BRowN
LEE, aged months.
The rinds of his father Wm Brownlee are invited to
attend the funeral Friday 18th instant at o'clock
PM.
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The aggregate returns are as follows =

The loans and discounts 80 cent less than this
time last yet the business Of the city and has been
better since the LIST Of July than during the corresponding
ofhe last year. The uncertainty ofthe results of
the legislation at Washington paray sed business, and
the great change produced in the direction of business
generally by the tariff which finally went into operation
the LIST September sank prices exceedingly low They
reached their lowest points April and May Since that
time some symptoms of recovery have been apparent
and in almost oil branches OF business evnced late
sales Of dry goods and advance of
10 to per cent in prices has been evinced The
packets from Europe also bring home reghs nearly dou-
BILE those which they procured at this last year.
This Improvement is natural effect of the long previous
inacton and the mnuton of stocks of goods by export
and consumption and is for the most part conducted
specie basis independent Of bank facities-a fact evil
dent in the low state OF the bank discounts compared
withthe period last year, when business much
less than now. While business is conducted being an
actual interchange Of commodities, matter to what
tent it may be carriedl there danger Of large
shipment of coin arise The returns Of the above banks
show that it is with the utmost difficulty that they can
keep proftably invested their capitals. Their
of inyestment follows -
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
(Stoyes No q ANa and ll5 Fudon streefs.)


FRIDAY,
At l01s o'clock in the sales rooms.
Extensive sale of truly valuable seasonable fancy and staple
dry goods of American English and French manufacture
Also, hosiery gloves, shirts cloths, eassmeres drInRs
vestings, &c. ~ n
Also large lot Of goods, intended for Tuesdays sale
Also quantity of books jeweiry and pledged auclesspen-
did pistols, guns, hardware, &c:
SATURDAY,
At i01< O'Clock, at the auction room.
Large sale of elegant furniture Of all descriptions consisting
general Of housekeeping articles cabinet ware ana
almost every thing IN the line, in fine order.
Also entire splendid stock of city made cabinet urni
ture.
TUESDAY.
At l0H O'Clock in the sales room.
Regular sale Of elegant fashionable seasonabe and staple dry
goods OF all descriptions clothing and pledged articles
hardware, jewery, SC.
WEDNESDAY
AT l0n O'Clock in the sales
Large sale of superohouseehold furniture of all descriptions,
by virtue Of a mortgage.
SATURDAY, Aug 10.
At II o'clock in the sales rooms.
Land and Farm SaeWill he sold without reserve,
land containing i28 acres eligby in the
of Palmyra Pike county Penns vana known the Commits.
soners books No 49, IL is o5 miles from New York from
which place daily stages within five miles OF the lots
Of the premises aud every particular information will be
To let the story brick House No White street
low gentee family Enquire at the auction rooms
Of MIR. Horspool, No II White st.