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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17


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Ohio E.iecliCsas.

Wc have not vet received the returns from all the
State, but enough in TO give the general results
We have a democratic majority at Congressman
\ tie at least IN the Senae-and the coous minority
IN f,c Of Ron
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

UARD Noxry DEsrorIsMs. In Sweden, bills are
issued OF the denomination of nscieR cents labor i from
, 10 cents per day the laborer boarding himself
Ia Russia. paper money of the value of t'rc"fy 6'"S
cirrafsics The aborcrs scrls or slaves
In Austria paper money of the value OF three dollars
crculafcs Laborers hardly emerg d from slavery
In Denmark. paper money of the denomination o'
eight cents crculaios The peasan,ry IN complete
bondage. part Of the freehold and sold with IAN,
In Ireland paper money crculaics. Labor one shl'
ling per day.
the popuIaon paupers Average price ct labor nn'
shllings per week
Cuba no paper money. Labor from one dollar "n'
fiy cents to three dollars per day. and employment 20
all
How these rag barons do love the laboring classes
TClevc. Plain Dealer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
flcsrs.in. and EBAY sriiO0l.
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S.vrrt l.. lrtNsa>, :. y. Pu>ffft.
'ENilI winter SESSION o tins Institution 10 lir-'y
ne't peitc th. ga Tire f on 9'nr-,i'' street, ir's
doof- % Washington street
Thl- scmnar, unief Ir charge ~ N and VI. Jon.
repa 'minf II htfS ~ 8ilmHl N..ah- ac1y NH . L.
-. ftfsf
isa' made known on apl ,a,'on TO Tie Pan. -. ir Sob,
Rooms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

Enrrons LookIse UP.'-We suppose this lavorTe
stereotype phrase which is called into equison when
ever am editor receives ubc Office. H 1t - no more
ex aled than that Coz stable Street superintendent,
will now grace the head Of paragraphs OF many paper
a. that fraternity be than usually ia favor
with their fellow citizens whose suilrages for seat IN
Congress many If them ask Mr.. Wentworth. the iaost
man in Illinois. vas candidate for Congress and was
elected spite Of the partisan accusations against h;m ct
being an old bachelor who whipped has wife shameinv
Another candidate is Mir Ritter veteran editor IN Read
ing who has been elected by his fellow Democrats
suitable person to represent "Old Berks, and as the
Democrats ruc ia that quarter he will doubt lie elect
ed VIM 3. Kinney, editor OF the Newark Advertiser,
is the Wing candidate in the Fifth Cone District
Of New Jersey. which being strongly Wing, VIII send
him. beyond doubt. Mr. Neal of the Penns, lvanian is
the candidate Of tho Democratic party of our own cry
but whatever the peculiar merits Of the man as repre-
sentative we fear his Wing fellow citizens viii not pTe-
ciae them enough TO honor themselves by eecing him
particularly they have excellent candidate OF then
own who can them jest well In the lhi q
District we have Nathan SaTgant, OF the Forum who VII
probabIy be content like Mr. Neal, the coming winter,
use his pen Instead OF his tongue aud continue To repre-
sent AT Washington the editorial corps az Oliver Ohsohoo
in place Of being the representative OF the pfopie
Whatever disposition the sovereign people may make
these and whether successful not the Tact TIA
editors are selected candidates proof ot The growing
wisdom of the public an evidence of enlightenment tina
places i; iusrous contrast with the pubic OF Iec'd
ing years Phil Ledger
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

Dem Coons.
Alex Duncan X. Schcnck,
John u Weller, Joseph Vance,
II \ Moore John |. Nanmerc.
Joseph Mcdowell. Elias Florence,
Joseph Morris, Alex. Harper
VIM. { McCausin,
Ezra Dean,
Henry 81. John.
Jacob Brnkerloh.
Iasncs Mathews
We presume that there ~ doubt Of the election al
Judge Potter The north district. and OF Ilenr, Il
Bnkcrhoi. ~ the Huron district The State elects y
mtubers II being a majority
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

In ics'inony whereof. have herfunio st
nv hard. ard caused 10 lc a;hNed Tie
cal of the State. II Indianapolis. THIS iout-
tenth 4 October \. ~ "i'" ihnu-an 'i-nt
hundred and f.itv three. toe twenty cighfh
v.,r of The state. AMI II tie Independence
II the nilel States, tie siNty eighth
.,,-r SAM'L. BIGGER
Secretary Of state.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17

We should Ike 10 have those who hive promised rs
corn. and other produce, to bring II along Tie So old
na,icrs must be sc.icd up. and thu som.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-17
lEess.

rT1fi friends and pNfons nl ftier i'p smith ift D.
u, si.si iit htse rlfslI-r isr.i' 30 .s ft -
g,s- aiur.i t- cfinfrs ff- winch, IN atdttf - fir
f.v h-.sr- fff. ri o. t.e faff- ni dr- ir a
-,,tsn,i: viii h. sold tire l,, t-ini' ieras Tor t
,anls.
-.l.sifins -'llre 1T ,orr custom aHi iienre.
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V,lsr.XsPcgES E's%'s' oE'Eat 4.
ARRIVALS and Departures os tI,c Va

~ tie Governor,
Nm Sheets. Secretary oi Stale.
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Wiisy ,snNilsss.

4. W. Bnowv, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-28
DR.. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,

DR.. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of Gonorh@a lee
Structures Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
OF the Urethra. - .
TINE class OF delicate diseases which these Fills so well
adapted to cure Is OF too common apIee
malignant gsp aid blasted reputation s:d borne down IN
suffering body and mind the victim Of ready
TO grasp thing that offers reasonable hope of racovery
Among the many MEDICINES and OF relief that are plac
by unscquained with the of the malades which
they promise and many Of them ignorant OF the
powers Of the very medicines they using for that pose
be easily foeseen the result that the
unfortunate as TO fall INTO their hands receives no relief put
the contrary the medicine employed being perhaps quite the
opposite Of what is required in his and the time that
only tend ase the disease permanently and fix
upon the patient its lasting and veKatous
1t of the utmost Importance 10 the welfare oil the afcted
ndvdua that diseases of this class be speedily removed and
wise they result the most dangerous
the and happiness Of the patient by leaving perma
seminal weakness structure in the uTehra Inflammation
Of the prostate gland OF the other serious maa
which invariably follow
rhea
Impressed with of the great necessity that exists for
safe and speedy this disease
eectual put stop to its the proprietor OF Thomas
Specific Pills announces with pleasure that long experience IN
every variety and stage OF this complaint proves that these
Pills all that required thoroughly and eectu
ally from the system the first of this complaint and by
gently exciting tie natural action the PATIENT
from the most stages OF this disease to perfect and
lasting he It'll.
These Specific Pills vegetable PREPARATION composed of
the active principles only and entirely noxous to the most
delicate constitutions Ali who have been partially
cy cured by other medicines permanently establish their
health by using box or two of this remedy.
and 273 Broadway Of Chambers street Price 81
O25
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rar rdHT SS VSaF IgNs fTYHpEt We

rF FEE * ss Es'' s,,s 1s;Hs = {'' a.,v
.s, sss 20,
sss s ss s'ssss' afs
s s s ss' are cd s e & As
Sisi,gs wsy ,sl,.sy. 3 &c place
s.S +: r, ' PAIN and general
% iss ''s s1'S ~ ssa
S.a f ss ne raj; 10 o. sS
which naturally thsIeas hei
s % om %aH thu; bu, ice Fl
maadss only sexual but these
But what especially lead. The sson off from thi. disorder
is the idea that structure cannot exist long mpe dment
:ssus years without Proaueue any very
o belongs oaS the msl Of SF s
and is to prevent this very state that these remarks pub
which snS.n' sd,s:ag people
how arm about this c lS Sa
they will sell heu nostrum long any viii buy them
sSst:y seSasssdss ii r. WE Welia
for !Ss writer consulted BY person:
Ma s,s an
but whom seeing the real of the he has cured
With view ofpyenting these impositions, therefore, it
s ss the may ~ s sSa ds s.
easily done for although the .ynpos of this disease
sfs oSas fhe r as
THE M.TSsr o, IL has bean already said the
attenyely after finished aud the clothes edussed
whether drop or two will ever steal little
nothing more Indicative of structure The next is
Il diisulF g how long donqrIha may run
structure than another but general rule n il should b.
ground least suspicion Of ssrcture Ths
~ III. EgrEe1 s1a,ervnn y.or THE msD-TA.
bodily and mental activity This one of the most com
effects Not however that seen alike in every md,
land he many every dayJ in Which the ease Of
does not complain less that he capable
sines formerly Il is gratifying also witness uniform
With regard e of Structure subject i, il .u
sye that this is certain free from and generally acco
plished in very little time So much this could have
been advanced some years but such has been the improve
that he accomplish the Of
days as formerly il demanded month";.
deac the cure themselves he has published little volume
called The PRIVATE TnEArIsE" in which not only strc.
but the Of all those delicate diseases which require
1t adysable however, that those who structure
possible should consult the author personally and nothing
meaN Of cure Separate also, arranged for thoIe
who iAay have to wait little.
oaiy now remains TO say word or two on the ground
rely with confidence what has been advanced With
this view DR. Ralph begs that beside his rank g
of those diseases both in hospital and city practice for more
than thirty years and has published editions of
pessy them Also that he has testimonial letters the
Ame1ieaes Sir Ashley Cooper Dr.. Mott Of New York
Dr. Physck Of Philadelphia, and Others and that he per
Ralph consulted his private residence No 90 Green
consulted BY The little volume above referred 10 l. one
dollar oil 1msr
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HARPS.

HARPS.
I i. BROWNE co. Manufacturers Of the Improved
y Patent Double Action Harp, by Royal Letters Patent
Broadway and 1875 Chambers street New York.
j. r Browne offers for sale 1886 Broadway, the finest col
lection OF these beautiful instruments the United His
arrangements such enable him business
European prices thereby purchasers the high duties
posed by tariff on these instruments
j. f. Browne would observe these Gps
the approved principles with all the modern
unequalled in brancy Ct Tone fneness of touch
and peectness Of mechanism. Pa ocular taken
them Tor the extremes Of climate IL this which
Pect they will be found far ppere TO Of European
facture imported in the usual way.
These Hap paoned The elite OF musical and
professional talent Europe the latter he would
ton Boehsa WHO nva. ably selects from this establish
nent The attention OF lessons this solicited
Lists OF prices and descr be forwarded by post
Repairing carefully attended to; Haps exchange
Strings, SC. o2l lmsec
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OBSTRUCTION-The causes of all Pulmonary Diseases-
~ For-What is the cause of Coughi Obstruction.
What IS the of Hemmorhage and Splitting of Bloodl
Obstruction.
What is the of Consumption aud Abscess Obsruc
ton.
What is the cause OF Bronchsl Obstruction producing
inflammation of the lining membrane of the Bronchna
Wind Tubes and excaton Of mucuous frequent
~ discharges OF Blood And what Asthma difficulty of
breathing but obstruction caused by this
lent excon cogging those tubes and therefore imped
respiration.
Remove this obstruction and there will fever iua
mationno Pain Coughno Abscessnor Consnmptionno
Hemmorhage nor Splitting Of Blood-no Asthma difficulty
OF breathiug-bu restoration to health will be ceran. And
what is the true remedy pointed by this
obstruction
The answer is Expectation. Yes, expsctoraton Is
lures remedy For reader there other outlet for the
lungs to discharge their yaed excreons but through the
Trschea Wndppe and this natural discharge Expectora
ton.
10 assist nature and produce this desirable result nothing
has been found equal to Jsyne Expectorant 1t is the
suit OF the experience Practice produces
Tree and casyexectoraton the the m
anmaon the sIasmodic action OF the vessels ana
heals the abrsded surface the Bonchna orWnd Tubes Th-
breathing becomes and the patient almost uniformly ie
covers aud the hopeless OF Consumption II
produces degree Of relief before experienced by any
other preparation and proones the patients life TO an indefinite
period Many who prononnced ncuabe TWO years ago
by their Physicians still alive, and appear than
they did them while hundreds hous nds have entirely
covered.
Jayne's Expeetorant Carmnave Balsam aud Tonic Yer.
wholesale aud retail Of A. B.& Sands
No - Fulton N. T. of Gold, 273 Broadway, II East
Broadway. o26 lm'r
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JONES' CORAL ADMINISTRATIVE
TRIAL BOTTLES THREE sHILLINGS EACH
READ ITS QUALITIES.

THE fact of selling trial bottles three shillngs each
prove the reader that this is Of the
day. These its usual properties which be proved by
cabe persons whose store II will
tuay any part where hair will grow
naturally the head face body has strengthened the
dru from the scalp y also causes Light red grey hair to
the hair grow naturally dark from the fpeons this
merely for dressing the hair notlng economical to
keep hair soft dark silky and beautiful least three
long other preparation for the hair SOLD price or
ham ~ " Zeber. Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia Red
ding State St Boston; and 39 Fulton st, Brooklyn l..
nc IrnAac
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

N. DE BQUDELoQOE, MD, LISBON, PORTUGAL,
Pills composed have made them the wonder aud ad
ration of the world They known all Europe be
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
certain producing the monthly turns Their certainty al!
cases. they be
for though always mild safe and healthy, they certain
The directions translated into English and enveoped
ron, with the the importer stamped Each box con.
aims the signature M de boudeoque and the English d.
recons have the signature OF Dr. H. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the continent Of America.
% rqD.%ittsd BY Tal e any part Of the United
the United States Office 29 Liberty street. Greenwich 81
Price s5alf boxes g. No half boxes by mail Sold
Boston No Salem Letters directed DR. e.
Melveau boz "a, New York, will meet with Immediate aen
ton All letters must be post paid. oi0 2md&wsr
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TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS.

John GILL; manufacturer of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
10 announce that in addition his establishment ION 2sth
street and ID Avenue) that he has made
John Phyfe dealer No 10 Murray street. New York
AGENT where any article of forte hardware pur-
chased as cheap elsewhere, aud in any Quantities
o. respectfully solicits the superior quality
has manufactured goods especially his improved
which warranted every respect Sixteen years
tnton TO the above business New York has enabled j. q.
10 know exactly what the piano forte makers require.
All orders John Gill; Goth and Sd Avenue New York
Nh John Phyfe above will with
ton Goods forwarded any part ofthe United States
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PRINCIPIIS OBSTAD

NORTH RIVER DTSPENSARY, 2o41S Fulton street. nea,
IN Greenwch-Dr. MORRISON, Member Of the Royal
College of Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon the
British Navy. continues to be consulted conhdentially
from O'Clock A. M lOP NJ. daily, all diseases Of pri
and all those distressing symptoms
nudcious treatment and the mpruden Of quack med
cnes regular medical sducaon with extensive practice
Of years. enables Dr. NJ adapt the proper remedies
the various constitutions a.we the different forms of those
insidious maades Dr. M. is daily consulted by patients
where the leading symptoms have been only checked still eay
ing the poison to Turk in the system, until ultimately il deve
os itself in the deploabe shape of secondary syphilis" In
all Dr. NJ warrants perfect without de-
lesrous drugs hindrance In forms Of the disease
performed in three TO five days. and in
STRUCTURES OF URETHRA- distractions in the
uretha such and enlargement Of the prostate
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull pain those
parts some OF the consequences OF maetment Dr. NJ
structures in scientific promoting their absorp
ton without pain. In Advertisements the subject
OF structures the symptoms defined This is decsonbe
enlargement Of the prostate gland &C. would produce
analogous symytoms is cruel to torture patients with bou
NC. when reality there structure Dr. NJ. is fire.
improper course,
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousandso off Young
suffering from the consequences Of ndulgenes
cret destructive habit and whose furthe from
the Of nostrums and pretended specifics which
y to induce greater depression Dr. NJ treats such
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
Strictly confidential Letters paid and containing
forwarded to any part Of Uon and warranted by the
pAhest e. ring history of his
Office 20ln Fulton II. Greenwich
BWith exception. Dr. NJ IL the only qualified adver
tsng Surgeon in the city See his diplomas suspended in mis-
Office oi9 lmsr
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Jones' PURE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
CANDY-One single p cent package warranted to con;
thing reader rest assured that this Sarsapara
only not mercury or mnea you are Using EfE ener he
system your blood aud body cool gently se bowels
and afflicted with disease This Sarsapariila
health good extract should be qnmited
This has all these advantages; give trial
recommnd for disease for which Srsa-
for ST. the sign Of the American Eagle 80 Chatham street.
N. Y Agents Zeiber Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; Red
ding, State street, Boson 81 State Albany; Mrs.
Newark and Puany ISL Nam ss Pourhkesnse s Broad "
80 msr
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l.. BARONTO.

/.
RTlST in Alabaster Marble, Scagola, &c. from Italy
ARespectfuy invites the gentry the inhabitants shopkee
Bazaas country dealers aud the public general
his Museum Of Arts No. % Orchard street between Grand
and Division streets which now open for Inspection with
splendid assortment of Italian aud English Ala
baer black marble yeew stoue staactite
and various other marbles verde di prao granite &C.
Hsbe ewer truscan vases ca1dlesck trays ink
stands watch clock stands time pieces spill pots urn
antique lamps shell oval groups single
dogs tables orenne baskets bulls, cows lions breaches
necklaces obesks bell vases gozzoy vases vases paper
weights ring stands card boxes snuff boxes birds
paintings OF Mount Vesuvus of Napes books on concho
logy mineraiogy geology marine botanis &c &c Price OF
articles from I21a cents TO $780,
Cleanng and repairing Of every description moderate
terms
Admission free $40 6wsr
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DIR. ALIENS
BALSAN OF HOARHOUND,

LIVERWORT AND PLEURISY ROOT.
nor Consumption and Liver Complaint Colds, Coughs,
Splitting Blood Caarfh Asthma, Difficulty Of Breathing
Pain In Side Papation Of the Heart Oppression
the Chest Pleunsy Hectic Fever Night Swea.
cult aud Potse Expectoaton and all Affections of Chest
Lungs and Liver
Consumption and Bad Coush-Ths certify that one
bottle of Dr. Aliens Basam Of Hoarhound Lverwort and
Peursy Root has cured of cough after having tried
many other remedies without the least benefit.
JAMES BACKMAN,
No. 1856 James street
Rev Dr. John Scott that he has made Of DIR AL
lens Balsam of Hoirhound Lverwort and PeuIsy Root
himself that many his church have also used with the
astonishing effect He feels in duty bound this public
statement and hopes that all visiting those labor
ing under consumption will advise them try Dr. Aliens
Balsam
Liver Complaint CuredDr Allen-Dear Sir:- have used
your Bassm Of Horehound, Lvero and Pleurisy Root in
practice for months past and from the wonderful ef
feet has hadI fully satisfied that
virtues in the Of liver complaint and consumption do
strongly recommend il 20 the public aud TO the faculty.
Respectfully, I'D RICHARDSON, M. d.
Hudson, Aug. /, 1913
Sold by William A. Tyler Wholesale agent SO Barclay st.
and By r. Nj Guion Of Bowery and Grand street.
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

OEEIN DICON.
TR. JOHNSON takes this method Of informing 1.-The public
- that he still affords relief the afflicted of both and
Of diseases OF the effects resulting
following extract OF letter in the Of Dr. Johnson
clearly illustrates triumph OF knowledge and experience
medical quacery and the time shows the
necessity the public discrimination between the regularly
educated physician and the charatan
DEAR Stat
put myself under the Of verder when my
disease first appeared he promised for dollar
and made but light Of my affection. Instead Of improving
attend to business and after exendng Si2o this vile
had the mpadence tell me he not doctor but merely
sold his stuff. In this hopeless situation friend hired
mot being able walk the ms drovele your
Office Duans street You examined my case and promised
time As enjoy perfect health, think it my duty
those afflicted make this public through the
THOMAS j. THURSTON,
Carpenter, Nunroe st., N Y.
medicine may had Of Dr. prevent the above disease
In any of its numerous FORMS
Office open from ia the morning till ten at night
1rnkr
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ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE NEW YORK HERALD 10 regularly filed in London
BY Mr. l.. SlMM0NDS, Agent for the American Papers,
British and Foreign Newspaper Once, 10 Comhill London
saltf