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PETERS VEGETABLE SHILLING

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or most probably for hundred dollars. Price
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Principal office, NO % North Sixth street, Phila-
delphIa.
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GtnerpJ .,Bou Tor The District
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CousrOCK,s YER NIFUGE will erae


all Worms in children or adults with certain,,
quite astonishing IL is the as that made, anc
sells with rapidly almost incredible, by Comstocl
& Co., New York.
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lanes NEW NOVEL-The False Her. Price
j in book form, Is cents. Just received by
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DR.. sfoHN's ELEXIR OF HEALTH,

for the certain preventionoi Fevers or any genera
sickness keeping the stomach in most perfect order
the bowels regular, and a determination to the sur
face. Colds, Coughs pains in the bones, hoarseness
and Dropsy are quickly cured by it. Know this b.
trying.
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. - ItbIIT II'I'Vl
may lift Clinton Hall, New York City

TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
IN CONNEKlON by stage lines from Saratoga, b.,
Il the way OF Gen's Falls TO Lake George, and by
the way OF San llIll, kingsbury and Forl Ann, TO
VIII TEHALL, with the Lake ChamplaIn steamboats,
Tor Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-Power, as follows
From Troy, at o'clock, a N.
" pm.
E" Saratoga, for Troy and
Albany, via Troy road, a" an.
A
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References


References
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Gen. John 2 Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq }Wa-hington,
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John Kurtz, Erq
Messrs. Hugh Smith & Co.. Alexandria
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Messrs. LoIing kupfer, D''''"
Messrs. Young, nth & Co. !
" Wolfe x Clsrkes,
" Baily, Ward s Co. Ne~ 10TH
Benz. II. Field, Esq.
Hon. John Sergeant
William ID. LcUis, Esq. Philadelphs
Messrs. Lew Garrett Sons,
! ToS ( ss 1S Mi; & a Esq Baltimore.
Messrs. Dumb p, Moncure & Co., Richmond.
Messrs. J. & W Souihgate, Norfolk.
Messrs. J. W Zachary & Co. Nov, o..
f f,pn e. e. ~ ~ W ..'s,,r,, may l6, lsl3
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IN any Of tire commercial cities who vi insert the
above Card cor month 10 their columns sending
rs paper containing the same, TO transact busI.
they may require in this ty, coming within the
scope Of Agency, for the space Of year from
tie first Insertion Tree Of charge. }. &C.
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Blorrnu nov and Poet cal Remains Of the late Mar.
care, av.dson, by Washington Living. Price 80
cents
Russia and the Russians y @. Kohl complete in
two nun Der -.5 cen zach.
Nos. 4 aud of he Works of Lord BYRON, al %
cent, eDoh. Fine PAPER and large tyre, vi cngray-
rng'.
Nc. 10 OF Johnsons Farmers EpcyeloI Edis 20
cen T.
The Water Witch, comrh,e for 80 cents One OF
be TEN series Of Cooper's novels. july lS-t
4 ,HAPhlAN'S MAGIC kAZOR s1kOPi iour-
I J ~ cd ale la 4 bet a
p,s,tiou which will reduce The razor, pcn-knife or
surgical instr, ment To a smooth aud Keen edge more
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ION Of all others. Prices ranging from so cents up
wa'd.
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Bookseller
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:. L,.,l.s LAW COMPENDiUM, OF ,tles,IJas
Ia and Answers on Law, alphabetically arranged,
t,, Immediate reference with cop,ous references 10
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COUGH LOZENGES.

DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapi'.
superseding all other preparations for the RI
IIei OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping cough,
monary affections
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HORSES that have Ring-Bone, SPAWN Wind
Calls, &c. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; ant
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment Mark this, all horsemeD.
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RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured and all shrvclled muscles and limbs are res
tored in the old young, by the Indian Vege'aoie
Elixir and Nerve and Bone Linament--but never
without the name Of Comstock & Co on II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
WIN ,I..ll Eeaci..c?

MIR Webster IN the speech which he made before the
Agricuiiuri>ts of Rochester. pleased L. remark
IL do saw gentlemen that the agriculture of this
the great which demands protection II i.
msnomcr to talk about the protection of manufactures
that not The thing want need the protection
ofhc agriculture Of the country - Repeated cheers
Not few weeks before this wgs stated. Mr. Clay writ
ingt the editors of the Tennessee Agricultural Journal
also pleased to remark
Owing To the peculiar position of the United States
agriculture requires bat little protection. and that confined
n few branches of IT. II j. otherwise with the otlc
interests They require protection against ia,
selfish legislation aud the rivalry of foreign nations &c
i.nlcr the other oi these learned Doctors mus
be IN the wrong aud we should like to hc Informed b,
some of their admrerS which of the be be-
licycd Ns high authority has nominated the gentle
respectively n the wing candidates for the
Presidency aud the Vice Presidency perhaps they intend
the campaign of rf0 to adapt themselves 10 al elias
SEES of opinion.-.N \ Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

The Wing State Central Committee Of Ohio publish a
Circular dated from the .Whs Committee Room Coinn
bus. Oct ~. I-is. exempling the business OF the
Wing clam 10 "ali the learning Among Other thing
);
The bad legislation Of the last few years. 'ch'ca ha-
wakened spirit of inquiry among opponents, and
proud II acknowledge that IN many Instance
men have risen superior 10 the irammsls OF party
.The differing omylcxson 81 the Uonsos. produc-
ed Is before explained will disappoIn the hopes OF man,
who had loudly expected that the ensuing election would
give the people Legislature which would justly and
honestly represent their wishes
If the fcis of the committee are . incorrect rs then
literature they not good for much The committee
should employ district school master
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
The lNfc DIR. Linn.
/. Louis New Era gives the following particulars

The 81 Louis New Era gives the following particulars
Of his deaih
The orcua stances attending The death at Senator
LISN, have not yet been correctly stated. Dr. Linn was
up 70 the evening IL the 81 instant, the enjoyment OF
unusually good health. lie then tusiy eng gsd ~
preparing business intending the next day 10
visit 81 ous In he afternoon when STOPPING 10 search
for papers trunk his side. he raised his heac
suddenly ard asked Mrs. Linn Il his face appeared flush
ed as he fl, exceedingly dizzy, end there seemed to &c
general determination of blood 20 the head. The painful
sensation. however, passed off, and he resisted the
suggestion that he should he bed During the evening
aud to late hour in the night lie tusy emp loytd
IN correspondence and other matters aud when he retired
he indisposcd sleep hen Mrs Linn in tie
oTng he requested that lie ght not he disturbed
ing that lie would cadeavor to sleep an hour lie
soon el into s.umber apparently gentle and rsireslng
" hen visited two three times. lie was still found IN
tbs state and there dis osilion 70 disturb him. 1t
till II O'Clock of tie 81, that Mrs. Linn
approached his bedside 10 awaken him. She attempted
10 10 80, hut in vain. Calmly AID p'acdi y-vihout =
Ugh. the change of iuee allure in h- benevolent
CONFERENCE.-THE lie PASSED away. Three a. four hours
afterwards there was prou>e bleeding fo the mouth
md Hos,riis. ;"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
COMMUNICATION.
The Next Canvnss.

NfssRs EDIroEs-TheTe j. prevailing opinion. 70
peeaily among he democrats, that the coming political
campaign : 10 be Of much Is. excitement than TINT
OF l7i) And, indeed have though, 50 myself until
quite recently But after giving the subject more careful
attention, and more aentvely considered tie Of
the coming conest-inv diving in ~ struggle, uu-
doub,ody will The champions of The two great political
parties m this Republic, Clay and Van Rurcuncn whose
political has for year. been public and wei deGn-
ei that defeat Of either necessarily b. considered
defeat Of the principles Of the party
say, then, that II Is clear that the coming 10
be one Of a' great interest to the American people,
political point Of view. witnessed Many
suppose after the unparalleled excitement Iumhnggery
of all descriptions from the -ain reso, 10 the log
cabin singing sr,ool- after r-in I'll tie democrat
Rng effects oi hard elder f1lfs an The dark catalogue
"f Wing dissipation sii conclude HAT the pccp.r
would beeome much di.gt-lof with these ioolers aud
decea'ion- that they would BE- prepared L. @ r.a.
and judgment - time to come, which undoubtedly the,
would do, thew left act ia o'vn judgment un-
moesie5 bn; tins Is the Depend upon more
eyeFion VIII BE- made, British gail y.il! b. sup
Piled. deception iacsrd. deeper laid schemes vill
be planned and desperate cI',Fis manifested than
ever characterized a T., .denial c.n,ass before
II J., Tie policy Of the wings II ofy 'pcace uu;ii III
their plans well maiucd lat shpud the Democrats
inactive and be luIied sleep with Their songs
of "no oxiemea..' they viii b. woully disappon,,
when thew the curtain removed ani the " hole dra
ma played % before Their oscs, 81 Their owndJWula
This no; be Action noble aud vigor-
ac'ion alone VIII from, def ai and with such
action, 10 succeed Lot lien every lteud q
democracy De- ,s.lani, and ~e. on hsuard II 90 pre-
serve the Constitution and rs sacred shls tbs ,lmg
gle the country safe ". mike promises Of ''roasl
6,.f and f'ro dollars dqg but hook for glor-
nipensaou fr c....s,rs 10 toe pa
tf..
chased by the fathers Of Republic and guaranteed
glorious Constitution. y DEMOCRAT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
speaker of.:ic EEou~c.

NTssas. CHArMtSs-h great dead Is said about the
Treasurer Of Saie the Auditor of State President Of the
state Bunk CLERKS of the II uSc Of Representatives ami
senate &c. but word about the Speaker of the
House Of Rcpr, Of State very mporiani
office, much depends upon that officer IN cxpedIiing
tie business oi ts Legislature. y man should be Sc
cce. then. who understands parliamentary rules and
: passing through your shown that val
uabe paper called Tie Coon skinner in which saw
lsi of tie OF ie members OF the Legislature
an personally acquainted with many Of them particu-
LARRY of The oden times and amongst those Of the dem
"crafs Of opinion that Ma John simonson OF Clark
county. would make dIsrihed Speaker became ae-
gnantcd w'ih 'isl smouson Years sSo, end have
met him IN the legislature frequently ince dunk he's
better acquainted with parliamentary rules han any man
in The next legislature. not a citizen Of Clark
reside abouiior miles isom MAJ Snonson; aud II can
not therefore be said that lave any sectional feelings
upon the snbsct Those who know him, both wings aud
democrats. esteem him highly he Is long and
well red democrat. and well deserves such STATION on
account OF his age and experience in he legislature i
many years
Ii You think proper ic above in yonr paper
YOU viii ol,ise y SUBSCRIBER
Oct 9th 1913
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
De:ssi. CT Dr. s.ra..c. thomson.

The Boston Courier of the 5.h inst, announces the
tcah, the i;h. q DR.. Samuel Thompson, originator
Of lie Ihomsonien System OF Medicine, aged Il Years
AID months
Ana is that all. Mr Courier. ha, you say of ono
Of the greatest fenefsc'ors Of yorr that lived
Could you much report that he had dome some
service tn state /! Yes, have written lis eulogy,
Whether you in,id ed it not in words That speak tar
move in bis favor an said of Alexander. Of &c
ssr, IF Euonapar,e Of Nashii gicn Yes. Nr
Editor lie va, the .iuator of The Ihos system
of M,dicinc"-"gory enough for man.--a sstrtn
that years ani during lis lifetime saved
more millions If human beings from miserable lie and
premature grave than tic Whole Lifted Sstcs contain ell
the DAYS of Nashineoua stem which spread more
rapidly the world than any other did Up,
It's merits and which command, the adnisa-
ton and adoption 81 all the and good who have OPP
poruniy inspect its caius-a system which will i'm
morlaze its founder, when tie conqueros eff tie world
shall be looked upon only as the scOugcs Of mankind
We do say thai this system has teiecis
errors. But mian that main foundations are on
the rock Of eternal Truth, and be shaken. Flu
generations may build upon it, "gold and silver and
precious stones. polished after the simude of n pal
ace but other medical foundation lean lay"
which will s;aEd the of eniight. ned experience HIS
lie given The sick and his position that all medicines
aud remedial means should harmonic, with the pAy sioog
cal actions. will stand unalieeJ while the world shall
stand. il disease caused by ohstrnct the vital
action and remedies mus; he directly calculated
these distractions, his motto. let reckless
hand attempt profare this truth Il is that
this doctrine taught before his day, Hippocraics
Galen, Hanse, &c. tut man before Saml Thcaison
ever Gy carried into bydcice. Let the of this
let foundations" he held everlasting
Lrsncc- Y0fGsfico- .NeficGi Recorder.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
Professor Rene. OF s..c Os.io E-nivcr.ie,.


We regret learn that this gentlemen who has ably
guagcs the OHIO University, AT Athens. is about Ieav
ing State consequence of having been elected to
the Chair of Languages the State University OF India
ma. Bloomington, and which appointment he has ac-
copied lie will leave immediately TO enter upon his
duties
Professor Read native of the State ot OHIO, and has
devoted his whole life the of c,ucaon Ills
quiremens are extensive. and he ennncntv qualified
discharge the duties o ms position. not from his
q,iircmeuis alone. but from his ubanv of department:
and social intercourse with all around In. winning the
affections of the heart as well the admiration of the
mind He has studied the law and been admitted 10 the
bar-noi for the purpose OF pracilcng bat that he might
furnish such legal certificates such sonns attached
the University, should study the law. The statute
required To authorize for admission the
bar.
lie has not been confined simply To angiagcs-hui in
the course OF his connection with the University has
gwen in all the various departments ebac
cd in Il collegiate education Iaw-poliiicai economy
the science Of Government. have claimed full share of
h attention which renders him peculiarly well caicula
ed to have the charge ofAmercan youth no dee
" concerned understand support. aud perpeiate
form of Government No Young man should leave col
lego without knowledge Of the principles of our Gov
eminent but this often neglected for of COM
peieni teachers.
Professor Read Is in the prime 81 life. 90 3 years Of
age liberal IN his views Of Government. lis
crcouiSc, and commend him To the people Of Indiana.
worthy of their esteem citizen and scholar. lis
place will be difficult Eli in The University Lc has just;
c!i.-OhiO Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

TRAnE or NV OsIrANs.-Thc annual statement of
the commerce II NV Orleans published in The New
Oceans Prce Caeat. shows Tie receipts % tie prpci-
phi artist IN LIST 81 S. fom the interior 81 the country
during the Year cnin- the 3lst oi august last.
,uatci in value S537GS i53 The value If several
Il The leading arcles received during The year i as fol-
lows Cotton so - los. Flour i95 T. Zoe Furs 0OG-
coo. Lsrl Isis g50. I.eaI i.i56.93S. Pcrs IGiIs5G
Su.ar 607J0O1. foalcc, lS1sI:. The value Of pro-
.uce received during the ending The 1T Of
gust. 1919. ameun el 10 i5,7l6.045 which slows an
Increase 4vor Il he present years products ef SOFA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
Legislature.

young woman. named Mary BuHtn, got drunk on the
.2l ut. at Warsaw, Kentucky. quaueod with her com
pany and with kniie cndeavored Ail a5ou, ha
of taemrhey bad tie her and keep her ted for forty
egh, hours TO restore May T. We'll Las the po-
said (and paTenthasze the because evidently
a typographical ,ror.)
Hell hath no fury Ike woman (s)eornsd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Al NOES due this eli, c. payable ro1ucc casa al
all uns f advertising ID work. must 'c rTom.l
settled Also friends who call at the Office fr their pa
pers requested II attend their cunts .s
possible. Three four behind which he cr-
mcd q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

Illinois the the road to extaor'!nary pros
pery. She has put Ter deh IN tram OF lqiilu SAr las
o. iain,d The ans oi competing one Of The most IN
portlnt public works he whole country. Her canal
stretching trough hundred mics Of the mos,
productive sol, peopei indus rous rice. aud con-
meeting The LIMOS aud Mississippi rivers with The great
cham OF lakes. and establishing inland water eonnu
nilaii1n Nsv Aoik ard New Orleans l. IA ttaia
OF completion. Sic IS aisj free iom banks. and tat
great drain upon he stopped usi forever
In he years caGins in 10. The fnation Il Illinois
rose from l51 $50 10 it6i,3 inhabitants 1T h, same
rate ct nec'-e her POPULATION Is now 5sllSj persons
The prospects = Illinois NOW oi speca currency,
sill surgss-,d IN production and iniersecd by
the nosest canals ia tie Union. connecting her inferno
resources With New York and Boston the cat. az.
New Orleans the south. and debt reduced . alb u
siOo0co0 required - lie pad f7r ly taxation. II TIC
revenues Of tie mn canal should not De sufficient 10
disch,rse There can be ltieFing pro qeci "a
any People Than ,ha bed out 10 limos, II The Pco
pie true 10 themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

The Pnrc.ss Chrisiophe. OF Hayii gave hlrih TO a
daughter in London on the 29ih Of August. The Lon
don Times says the Princess only 6 Of very
interesting AMI pretty aud thIs Is the first instance OF an
Afrcan Princes giving 5rlh to child IN England.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
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t ite -rne f tu fol 81 -ai-ft- lf.r November ~.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

O~e-o1.-A meeting was recently held IN The town Of
savannah Andrew oopaty. Nd. OF persons DO des On
to emicraie to Oregon Territory next spring resou-
ton adopted and monthly meetings resolved UPON. az
Savannah the second Mondays # Ocioher November
December. January February sEd March They Fr iose
10 start May, ls4i Officers Of tie company wefe
elec,eI a, this meeting
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

TIE eastern papers notice the arrival among tic passen
gers tie pscke, ship ,rso from HAVE Of Ms Genera
UInfeI Scou.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07

ippoiEfmeat.-The Baltimore sun states that Dahucy
Car Of that has been appointed resident Minister a;
Consan,!nope. vice Conf Mr. Carr u ex-
ecled leave for Cons,aninope in the early part OF
November and the L. :. brig Lawrence jest buili
at Baltimore, VIII take him out.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-07
Reduction Of POSfICc.

most excellent article on this subject given the
New World. IN which all Tie arguments IN favor of tie
reduction confirmed hv actual experience Of what
has take place Great Britain Ia 1899, the rate Of
Of postage reduced by the British Parliament 10 The
low aud uniom rate Of one penny two oenl upon ey-
letter weighing than baH ounce, from
distance from Que end Of Great Britain 20 the other
The British have had four years experience Under this
system and the result justified all the expectations Of
the authors Of the measure Transportation Of letters
by mail was incredibly increased and although the
then made up 70 what II WIS undcT the
high yet would be IN three years
more, and in tho time the loss 10 the treasury was
than made UP b> IN. benefit the country From
Of the submitted 10 Parliament 1t appeared
that the transportation of letters through tic London
General Post Office had increased nearly iour.od in
four years The respective yeaTs stand thus
Years Letters passed.
liza 2ICS1-s2
1910 4f.u55 Al
ISil C7sls.,19
i-i2 6o. o739l4
The YER lag was of great depression IN bust
ness throughout Great Britain and in that year Tie increase
equal the preceding three years. but still
there increase O: two millions ~ the London ben-
cra Post Office and ihiriysix millions IN all Great b-
ain; aud while every other hraneh fell OF thai year
there increase Of cIjfG0o ~ the postage Of the
whole ncd Kingdom. The increased poIaiian AZ
letters for the whole United Kingdom Of Great Britain
was for the same period, as follows,
f n.55. l saaii. f?5;l'a
lie 1s2g30 456
I'll 90 .-f6tt5
THIS wonderful increase shows tie accommodation thai
the public had received and proves that the former eXpe
dent, literally used avoid the pay mcnts 81 postage
had ceased that the mail becoming Tie universal mode
of preferred CONVEYANCE, and the government receiving
due upon every letter pom these facts and data the
article in the New World goes TO urge general move
In the United States for reduction Of postage, hv
pettionng Congress tha, effect We he artily
IN the recommendation, and hope that petitions may 90
forward AT once from Missouri. The postage in tile
United States is enormously high, and IA tax upon
pt,d
private 10 avoid paying IT, We say
that uniform might be equitable in extend
ed country a. the comparatively doman of Great
Britain nor can suppose that the of business
aud the price of transporting the mails would admit
Of low that established in that country but
half way approximation TO 1T would be an immense
relief TO the business of The United States and. the
end doubt be advantage 10 the treasury itself
.MiSSOurtda