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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

LAWS AGAINST ioFsTIoUsNrss-T New York
ConmercIal has no Faith that the Legislature will pass
envy penal act Furnishing seduction and adultery. The
Commercial SAYS: So long ago a. the year lS2j. a
movement Of tins kind was spoken of IN the Assembly,
under lhs auspices of the late John w. Hubert, formerly
Of Massachusetts,, then Il member from Cayuga. The
late Mr.. Cunningham, a strong minded blunt, plain spoken
man, knocked the subject ia the head by the following
pithy Speech, which we heard him utter, and shall n eyer
forget Pass 4 bill. Mr. Speaker, making the crime OF
adultery penal, and God knows what would become vi
tins Legislature -
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81 rHN.re sgpTEY GE EpTsIGS.

- lD:rtNES. OILS. paints. dye Stats. window GAS glass ware,
80 vsrr~sc>, brushes. nnf-. AMI Liquors id medical pafsses,
al~. eencir. p@ffamtn rs. medical eLs, ware, surgical insuuneLis.
iu~~.. ta,..t-h tisfe', inssIet ant Spanish cigars Sc
TIE ~H-slsE o. pt lresNu.E "a lM-c supply At tie hrrcoine affi-
drs. wathI Lave been bought al tie ioNeI Iacs ih oasl. aud he Is
tirnunrai ~Hi them 1T very saal profit mr cash of such barrier as
vli ~at las purposes
Particular a. VIII e pail to- fitting IfescIltions and oomp'nndin-
nrlsines sfie ,lantd al al lrai~ At The ni-hi. glaLkfDi if rast
ufu mage. ! l4gc % nclt "a continuance ct tile same.
. I4na.aaf4.' DEL \. 1873. - ILU7H ELNG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

.igseiyamatoa-Nc learn that a white servant girl
was mafued IA this city Yesterday by a justice If the
Peace /, a bilea n,n. The couple we are told. applied
10 nsafy or quite all he %clergymen here and IN Badge
pot 10 !esalz. lie uaian. bat they al declined The honor,
when the Knot was tied ty the Justice. =" Every a. e to
hs taste" We ID not learn where the htIpy couple
spsnd the h uey moan.-Nss Nsrca PaLadur.
Now SOW YOUR P's; keep your Us warm; hive your
B.; >ho | young s;feeJ your rs; look after your pota-
toes Is aud thea take your r..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

-oTIgEis hereby given, that the Galersi cned has taken letters
~ te>tsneniaNo On the estate of John Tout, late of the county ol
heniusS> -, ihisina, deceased al persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested t' make immediate nyEent. aud those having ca ms
agtirst the sans 1rc Notified - IcseAt them dUy authenticated for
settlement. TIE estate Is Supposed to he solvent.
JDi< rRISGS,
JOHN MONEY. LAesu''is
March frsb- 1911 n rv
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DESSGIETTOy-

f9Nft Cornrnershtp heretofore cx st ing tetvsen Benson 4 cc,r
sihis dss dt~olseGhy mutual consent. The debts " ing b.
The nrn, os iasse o." iAg 10 a, can be settled by either Of the nar,xs
j. l. BENSON,
L. CURRY.
TasrHfsrs. Iadass, Ners II. 1874.
y. b. J. l.. Benson wli carry on The business NJ the GA s,osi-
fhpmtown, la. and hopes stl o receive The fasors % the OLD en.,on,
IS the ate arm @Sw' J. l.. BENSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
a. l---.r..A E-tanElnrND es.Iay.

a.sDt cafi.h~. rria~. asfin rs. 81 :gmly 81 breathing am IN the
b sifeo l ifcaf. splitting Aifta- iai saunn 81 the heart, oppression
aHi >utre>~ al fe tiesi. vLno iue cough. and all dissasss 81 the
chest ana ,m.s. IA y.moti, af,stion. q ~ be found sel useful.
and "a few ~trhS sill - morally relieve She must obstinate cough. Il
a. recommended asa vea-sft anl efsctnt mefeiHe hTsaieby
IOMiIASOA rLtIlil r.. : IN at the Golden N,nGf.
lIn..r Ma.l.nrfAn ilnn lnnNr afaiis
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EAHg9 LGGGCE.

T'ise Au,cricasa A.:s:ss A&enay Company
< PROPOSE 10 open Offices On the nIst cy ti Aaich, lcli, al TIE
a following places, IL VII:
Liverpool. England .oston. MASSACHUSETTS, View YORK City;
Philadelphia Chy; 'm,ianei a"d toiir'"is' OHIO; ihdian'p"'-'
Iadruaa, Alton, Illinois a>1 al Michigan, ioAa aWi "a l>knh'au.
The object Ot this C4mpiEy L., Ia receive cnnslsnment- uf real IS
tate FIR sde. 70 re1r. All alveliIss the same ~ aH iaef Offices
t. collect anicpnttar 4e Ia persons wishing u Aecufe purchasers,
the most acclflie ihf formation, = ngernns the h. ptuiu-tions, riT
keis climate, hrthh, p,lmiaiton, schools. rthsaa.s societies sc. -
eachl octcltsOn where tAry oNr real estate fuT sale.
Al.n. the bs.t routes amd nudes OF travel 10 arrive at ans 0t The ID
cations To which person, may WISH to 20 ALL, generally, 10 attend 10
the interests ,fhoih settlers aud fussssot real estate OF every dr~crI'-
ton. Atrct Of lanl-s cultivated .tarfn, ~ a city house az ii ia the
West, viii be r.. clustered a4d advertised al AL their OaIccs, 80 thai per
stns IA Ensltn md or ia the sicrn States, by ciHihs al any oe os Tie
conlpiny : Officers, nia5 leafs al tbc particulars N "a n can d. eatii'iui-
Gated tua person ala 81 fanC,, whereby th, Nal BE- enai' cd toJndse iT
thrnlsrlves o the tNped ency fl a removal, aH! 10 make choice q! Il
Iocuipn Ited 10 their ulect. resources ant - tatS-
The company believe. thu fgDt tac vain fh!r inilthl1tiul wAHi i"is
arm cement viii eaaale thtil i,c IN nIncle % t,fanrfs IA Tie Last
cra states tho sands wAl ie induced to leave The cold aud BARREN re
home IN tie more genial ctac lti fertile regions iiAe West.
The cpnpiav l. now ready - receive communications and auendtn
business. nj Cincinnati indianapolis and Alton.
They respectfully solicit roas.ar- nt 81 fei estate, and apphie3-
tons from both sellers dai bpAers, Tor d-Sifet affirmation, which they
viii spare no pun 10 ic prepared 10 Communicates.
Letters addressed u TIL American Land Agency tOnplay, -
Pad, viii be promptly attended 10.
J.. MrNSaLI., Indianapolis. President,
\. 81 EffA =. Cincinnati. ) Crtiy.
cf-v HORACE EfEIifl. Alton. iiIrl-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

Way QrrrR Mr.. Webster, IN his Girard VIII Cnse
Speech. before the L. Supreme Court, made an el0-
qlent dcfcnce NJ tie Christian Ecftgio1, tho papers say
We'll, traly " have fallen upon strange times, when
Henry Ciav, the ducllisi, horse-racer and bag gambler,
SITS umpire IN n debate be ween two champions q; Chris
tan fa.Ih: and Daniel Webster. rs corrupt IN morals a.
any of the distinguished VINE L.bbers aud IIbertines Of
the day, enters the artna IN defence OF the Christian Re
lgion What an insult 10 every true christian that such
instruments should be applauded. when in truth ell the
good will they profess Is beliel b. Their every action
OHIO Statesman.
HrSEr CLAY - or has been presiding AZ n religious
discussion n I.oui.yi lie. lie - n = marvellous proper
man for that Sihton-bcIng a nOiOnou. gambler, and a
proianc sls,aTer 50 common was profanity with him,
that even 10 the 4. :. House Of Representatives he could
not RESTRAIN himself from ~ tse but @ u Il certain ocea-
sion, while Gov. Polk was speaker, Clay exclaimed To
him" 90 home, Cd d-n you, ,chere you Jiong -
" a marvellous proper man To preside at a religious
meeting ,-P0rismoafh Mercury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
RsTJsrCCir> for The
EaSslsTA S'TAAESZs.RTEIG.

fGVlE undersigned tnkes this opportunity 10 inform the Cer9lan
Id Population Of Indiana, that he intends To pHhli III 1T irdmuapo-
liz a paper 40 the ternan language, Ia be- called the Indiana stats
zettung. The German citizens of indiana have been long IN needoi
= paper which could InioIih them on subjects connected with The po-
lGtrsl history Of tir country, with The great principles of true drmor-
racS aud especially the wants and interests If the State Of Ind ANA.
Although the paper VIII be dedicated To the defence Il the principles
aud measures ui the treat democratic party, nsv.Tthclt~s ali ialiles
shnl b. privileged 10 insrrt ~ the lnGiann Stlats Itture a,tcpt ar
tets IN defence nl thor principles 81 TINT a TAR opportunity H.
gwen tn the German inhabitants 81 thc state of intitaa a. compare
the doctrines of The dtieteHt puiie-. aHi {" jut-e which at them d
If'h'ig9 the best Interest and welfare @ the county. TIE phi Ir
VIII readily az lecrie the Importance ct such a paper, when ilrb
consider The nUntrr ~ srr rim ur~ Ia imc state 81 Indiana aGd the at
Ter inability 81 n1~t OF th-tl - OF an that Iafnrnalen which j. ahso-
lafclA necessary ia prWf use of the elective franchise.
The Undersigned having been eight vents an editor OF democratic
papers. htttrr- hini~,itto he able t. SATISFY al Those who wt~h ihe
gseai democratic pln19les oir1ill ri,lts Explained ma eeif auIa 40
pfopiiite IN lnnfT ant n h'Ns IN 'rtrr. tif he IA ~ receive such
AID nom the public IA genera! as VIII enable hiAi - persesete Ia his
Undertaking.
The paperwf APPEAR on q 1T of May, provided the necessary
nulher ct subscribers should be obtained. aud continued we, kt
The price VIII be > - prF year ana Sl0) lr siN msnihs mast hc
advanced.
Advertisements 4, the install prize.
GE1tGE WALKER, EL,or 4 ne t.,i.nase
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20 nOILARS RCWAUn.

SiolEN from m, stable In Franklin. Johnson eointy. on the ah
- inst, q tlss Bank Horse, bald face, heavy white name and tsf
and both hind feet white a the hooks. -ix years old. fnu ~.y,s-
hands high had teen a stable horse until fnGr wears old. "A N g,s.
TIE aiase m~Md Ia ans person ~L0 will give Ms such l.et,aNinn
ss - nlieAd IA Lsr ~casssy- " itxvsS
IeaS-ts- -t&esf - 3qw5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
t,Anrk EEsAgar...

WIN STACY x 40. Hookliatef~ ani Hiuk noak Nanna,tar
~ cr-. over Niiy's Atction Room. vhsse al ki'f- ana -'t =
OF book ,intlnu VIII ~ done 81 the shortest possible nottc. awI 81 o.
raufti clitia l-uAe,. ana c~he'paess 10 ay tlat can be lone "a tc
place.
Reei-.! l,,s ifriavel with anr sDtsl qa9cr, and bound m oaeor
tvr Nsflnes. SIS desired.
Iaiamalut-. December ~, 353. U
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04

TUE SorIrooUisIys MEMBER - another character,
from the good old State of Connecticut, thus described by
a correspondent at Washington
Anxious to - BE- sure he i, right" lac is continually ask
ing himself, in an under tone, unconscious that his
thoughts find ufterancc@- How shall | voIe on this queS-
ton - wonder what my constituents think of it
-" should like to know how Simons aud Stuart are
going To vote What had I better do 80 Suppose
vote yea, why then my constituents may not like II Il
vote nav, they may not like that either. &c Then what
had better do -. Let's see, how did Catin vote -
And so on, until his name Is reached, does this Intelligent
representative of the classic soil Of New Haven solllo
quse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
IUt FsE(EEft.

r. EiaGCAN taiemcl. Iu-aeh do. pix Gtred fiulafb. pow dtrea
- Jaap. Turkey e4um. Gum tantaaa. stIAsir ArI hIa. Ace
ta;c tesr.a,. A.uuafe AoEha. suiitais CANINE. tI,ans 1aiaT.
lloNtI s.ipnr sup. tml. soda. gaiiaue Aot, Gum At-~. csisinrd
fasGc-a Red ii.f fiet'- lAaaft IunHIoe- asicI al. and sweet
Al rAfa ~nrIt 90 itc lansfriac aaidr- have been received. and
wiil SID 81 reduced prizes ir ef-hiy : .tRAiGHIAp.
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A -
r-oEta. cares al Daafass, PANS. and tc b4haise q matter aom
~ a.. i4f~. lt-e.al fNu-r tsa-ftaihf noises AAc ie hi@@ineoi
sa-eet.- f4au-sf ~aer. v'i1Eins q steam ~ ~c- "hsh are y "a
TONS - asmlcliGr lftirs~. aud also generally attendant ns"n Tie
tseasc- Many persons nj osive been deaf mr ten nfssn and i"en-
g. ears. ana we've cil-rd 8" u~r eaf tritHIct-' have, aief using one
a. luut 81 ut-. taioAa aside tsr irlmFrfs, being made perfectly well.
E.aGf4r fEnal n. fam tire Philadelphia Spuf = ne Ilme.-
Hr.r,a. teaEe-Nc have iearG a .it.t liany spTak 81 the m
RI srl--t..as A.tcsac eL asa remedy Tor Deafness, AID ~ az =
sufr il-fn Us gasr1is--ib y anE iuns kannn "a lie purpose. one OF
Noiu~ur.~ pt Us --t+ttt t- "'f 3" f'""
Itatt astonishing.
Asse>.lu>c errH o. D1arSrss,-Tl re gHsrsy o4tdaaieA 1s seA
r.credtn. W- q f ar atef atAfV-ar Tur, -ufss-
This $50 cestb tat MAJ VIE, having been afflicted ~nh 'r ss
a. leaar- .r aseara.t ahtA. htsS suddenly rrcaveni The same ny
a. rse ,f-ealns od .or deafness. Il MAS viii much reluctance
.nf lie made f44i a. %. hat ae!a- encouraged ~ TIE eaairiie 81 ola
~ Who's nlirtS mrfc produced 20 favor 81 al uftiy. her "n~ ~ was
,ffamsd and am lnWa g. sy that hrT bearing y NOW more thah
eriraniy acute. iv-a umt iarc SUFFERING lnaet The same "'a'aas
{. - ..I IA, fltvt sf~ Thomas T.. lHrssrf.
NruiunF.f. Apltf. l-E.
Far Tie t..eata ~ ier.a~a ia distance. would add ihai Nj Tres
- "a n.e. lanf. ui Pleasant SIwst. and Will De happy L. etc ANY I'D
ai!onl rutc.als 20 iAase who may wish 10 rnqrnr OHM.
tBAntEs NnIFrIE
None rcnriue mic-s with tie words "ScAKFAs OIL fok
DEAFNESS" l'owui 90 each bole, AID with tie NiIden Signature 81
l.. Ben on iic wrapper.
rsrafsAh Ia r.. ZEN. ard SD whoesfc ani reiaiiy r. u. CUM
PERT. 81. le1 N,up SECOND street. iifltf iih:a-
The ~iasrgheIs axe SOLE .3Gf-NIS n Indiana fer the sale OF
s ufs.le.sae or. iii bottles are su.aii and can be saieis. trans
ufi. 81 o. amy p7ff sf tr state. p e-. - per halle
80 T3ait>~ps isoIiiEl;~, SgH = rr GoktR Mortar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-04
spLwEDFD LIEeNE|'l isE.
- -. IL, IL aar G. , =.

Cgjfntt Hart- Rom
..Ers1is frtsfeian tlt fiauhs To THEM former customers 1ri
s. invite al ihoscin wanted fnrntafe 20 -e theni "a caliat t'eii
ware room. nc,i dOpriu Peek & Willard dag goods store.
y. H-fhfs tr prepared Ia make caiias a. re"n'ei pi"'s-aN-
afte.d flnerf- IS il A,trSC and gentle horse AiiuTde4Sl r.i4 t'Aa
or oouEig WuiAe promptly attnteGto.
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INDIANAPOLIS BANIk note


Corrected for ~, Indiana Sate srafine, By 5. 4. FLETCHER,
E4g, SfseS anil ErclanSe Brsksr-
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LAW NOTICE.
W.. =. Rome - VI. Il. Clark.
3sy ATTORNEYS AT LAW .LOjiSNiLiE,kN
s,sAND FORTE FACTORY.

PEAND EDEtE. sASaVHs.
ID PAgNLAEE voaate-pectiuiy infarntAc ctizenso OF inaE"-
ga = apol~ aud vicinity. that he has commenced TIE ufanni-tuuAs
81 rnno Fores. FROM las experience, being pfa,iicaHi a,quamir1
with establishments in Tie east, lac viii guarantee % furnish a sr"
Pianos as can be- found east or west oi Tie mountains; and tate'
price taanile can De puIclasctin New York, h'sion. or fAfiado phA.
The reasons are obvious. Persons fishing a god fnno,ar iWst r.
10 call before mirc.s~iue clseW here. lis establishment lsaitw doors
east of lie Palmer ii.sse. on Wash uetuE street, aDd in The SAME
hnnaInew Hlrfe q .eir'ar. fEfsrsoN-'
!tsr.sa n I,Hrr M. SEAT .n-funeni inned andrepaircd. .a-if
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s'Aasaas SsTgE.EsgY. Il

fable 2fEE4EsseN &C.
* DoI knivt and Folks. various characters.
- do Pocket. butchers AM ~t.e knives.
- de- Ira-~, Ivory, Horn, aud wooden com,s.
Scissors, iIzurs. Leather uiuslfs, Boxes aud Soap.
Flies, Purses, Fms, Hooks aud Esr>, Vine,
Slate Pencils. Percussion caps, SHie Powder,
Lead. shoe ItckS. Cua.e Mills. Screws,
Tea Kettles. and tTs Of Buttons, tot sale at
Igu +. y. /. SMITHS.
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HOTEL.

tcast32 r.. EEl ss--4sH.
fafiE subscriber sMi cuniiu nsS 80 entrfilint tile fu'5cana lfiNei'rs
= generally al his Hotel. GA ie north est corner oi he pubic
lafe- "a fGlm1ts. Grateful for past patronage. ae sotci'sa coniii-
nancc al tAesatnr. Ills table y lsNa5s >rfNrd with iiar >ihsi"nnH7
aud G,lgact- OF tAe season As bar Nah cae4cc wines ana HflFS,
winch people can duls or nt. - best ~If> them. hts STABLES urge
and connodiau.. are wen provided with pioyrnder. and tended o.
cuci4l nirNWri-u-eI o-uefs. Ills servants arr tHfhiaian a attentive.
kind and o9isn. Possessing every aayaut9-e,h astefs himself
tf tiu-e Wan iAy flg1! AAA lathe. lau0a.s &c "4A - astee-hy
elitftIntl.
st4es leave day frthe IA! Eoaa Depot. now only seven mics
d.a4t. Illf l0lN 2. UrNTi.s.
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..E"|l'.L Z. EEL-.-u NaIa---
TfsS~rtaGer .EG Sct t-J.tAcP.
Easl,ag,an strrf. .N.ariy Oefesls nc Fest o9fe
~ 1913 L-PEct4IilI i4tlrias lie citizens oi tniiali ~
go "a anal IL. NIriuiv. sat i've 80 give BIS siisutan /. se
alase Business. wui view To- Feica-t ia" fleneset acfa,ea
-i acr>ons lrum tie Indispensable Trouble attending te d'aih 81
- alGcud. and wanit slft that bel IS re aied iatio,r'a.ti TIE
trt vh.c hs.ine-s rf funerals. ID desired ~ any TaitiAtItni.fn
reasonable terms. such as fnruisiHn2etlHef a one ~ Two LeFso
t-f hesr-e.b4it aaeg the most approved STYLE. A~o. Carriages,
- aairs.r ,lLcrf ecur~He Az raallA-toth above business.
lG.s. wo4t lmler sl4- tAathe "Ni GlaAc has Charges reassiahl
- persons in The country.
:. B-trrnsance II as hours. shouli the sEhscrterfi IN any
Of tara above es-leeiaeats. $50 cAarcewtibe Hiaee-
5H J. lbs "bit!A"'
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DasY c.o9f:&.


Il 30 PSCticncs new style, from =. 20 . ctsper vari.
Il - - % sds ct brown and klraeleh ~hettiue ana shutting.
31lyi~rri an! Natc woNen aud cotton flannel.
illNdS Pilot tloti~, tf-~.netis, Itaa>and iafd Times.
- ~hawls ipd iisss hahls.
Al my new goods were bos-tt for ash at the lowest prices. an,
VII be- ~uli to suit Won. t4tf /. 4. /. = NTH.
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- = - EENE.ln.. RN.eaAN NNOatS,

EGEs2sAEH@ E@O -4hIs z a-f4 E-a- S~sAH'
q ANS Z. DR. AXE, assisted by =. Blown ccrfinir- To- keep Tie
% above nlHei iteicl. pafng The p-t summer, hr hl-hlii "a al
iiioa to his farnrr ctiiiemarui watia enables Ain To pfe>entieihe
rIAIea number of neal aHd commr!iu, rf,nS. Ills stable ami car
rie- Luu~e aFc ea-aitrd % accommodate "a large nuniltr 81 Horses
ani tagIa1es. i8< hai~ -hta BE- reasonable. ard he VII he hatit TO
accosn0 date ~ vhp WNi favor AWl wil iAeir custom.
&oNpuI4 !. lrNt -EH
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EttH ~ TaFgE.

n tST received and for >He ~ The subscriber.
81 2s0lhst Candies assaulted Sucsas 10 HIS Almonds,
Sugar Ainpni~ iu~". Iioum, iipyes CuIunf~.
Almond, Cream Iloihuuit. 2hIfrs titsnHtS,
Cinnamon, Peppermint, Lemon, Itny l.ifuoncr,
Slaugr. SaS~liiaS, Caas.rS. 2tuNcs tlacYinr.
Mint drops 81. zton.ac "a fer. wn1lufc
be- genuine 22y MAYER. fl~tof ihe ralnri llnl~
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WOODBURY. d sIE2E%sHUGa.
Com -. i@SiOs, .saI ErosWcr Merchants.
AND GENERAL STEAM BOAT AGENTS,
.fy.EsDIS3.S.. E.F0E.f.asF.
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20 ,gEs-, EssTrsaEG.

TT TIL >
rfFfiE VAsuse4ov liAit, Indianapolis, having been repaired ana
= refrethy the undersigned, be ieS eeunis informs the public
that u - his intention a. continue Tie establishment lt tie current
year. iii> accommodations SHALL he tguAt 10 Tie hest and lis terms
.0u l.. BROWNING.
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s,AMEs EE ~e5gsaAy&.


A splendid as-ou mrni Of new aud seasorlile goods. such
"A prints, ginahans. lawns, black and cvlcred aIafha, Hove
hosiery, mems and hoy : summer wear ofrvey description, sc az
noN receiving aud Tor sale ,ciy low ir tash by
a. y. II. MORRISON * AINnEp.
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aEs9hAE AaS0zsS GLH iE.EAG S'EossE.
aDENJANit ORR still continues nj his old stand, opposite Wash
- ineton tiil, ani ane door cas-; OF brakes Hotel, "hem he keeps
cnnstInily an hand q iar.r assortment at reaiy made clotiins. linen,
&C.. which h. VIII ~Il 40 very low prices. Persons wishing 80 fr-
licn.i Then wardrobe WIZ do wclto call At his s,ose before paichis
az. - law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
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4 well-d-esssd female, while crossing broadway
opposite the .is,or House, was run over by one
horse harouche a, ccch Thursday evening barely
escaping very serious injury, fno, instant death She
WAS struck by the end o; the shaft aud dragged
some distance upon It's point before she fell upon
the pavement, when the carriage, very Inrously
driven, passed directly her body and this, Too.
without, any effort on the part of the nhunan wretch
holding the reins arrest the speed OF his horse, al
rinse side he sa,c ter dangling for some momcnts
before she was thrown upon Tie ground: On the
contrary, he drove very rapidly down broadway,
without even lookipg back or turning his head 10
see ', neither The victim Of his villeny was able 10
rise from the EARTH or whether any one went TO her
aid Astonishing rs it may appear, She Immediately
regancd her feet without assistance, when she vas
al once surrounded by numbers ready to afford the
relief she needed The lives of our citizens are
constantly periled by the furious and careless div
ing OF public and private carriages, and yet those
whose duty it is to allay or prevent this nexcuSabe
evil are deaf 20 the entreat!.s oil the people and the
press How long ere there shall be no cause 10
complain of this increasing and intolerable nui-
sancc? Will the Native Common Council an
swera PEDESTRIAN?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

WABASH RlvgR.-The river is again out Of its
banks, and the whole bottoms on either side OF
the stream arc completely covered with water
This rise proceeds from the quantity 81 ram that
leil on wednesday and Thursday. The corn in
the bottoms IS entirely destroyed, and on The up
lands we ere inclined 10 think there vii! be bu,
little raised in this section Of the State.
Covington (Ia.) Friend
WuAlEs-The Providence Journal states that
A shoal Of whales was seen Of Newport harbor
on Tuesday last.
srRlxcrlr1p.-The value OF real and personal
estate in this town is assessed at S6,5G2, S40 1t
has 1900 inhabitants.
Il Tire Philadelphia Gazette proposes, as the
mos, appropriate monument to the memory OF
De VIII Clinton, that his name be inscribed on
every lock on he Erie Canal
u a number of Sharks have been seen in our
harbor for few days past. The boys must be
careful and keep out Of the reach of their teeth
Boston Mere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
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Ur1IrT OF PRgf e,iJRsr's I'sLraaAFu--I'he
utility 81 his crest invention, as Government
agent, made clearly apparent YESTERDAY
When the express with deSpalcaes arrived from
rhil:delph!i, i was ton late 10 connect with the
regular 9 o'ci,ck So@ihern train. and had to be
detained 10 await the ii'ing up Of an express loco
motive. TIL Telegraph was Immediately put in
operation, andthe fact almost Instantly convcyed
10 thr Department III Washington, thGt an express
would soon ne on is way with important despatch
&c. The purnort ri the de=pa;ches. being sur
missed, though sealed, was also communicated.
This gave time to assemble the Cabinet II ad-
vance, and he in readiness 20 act at once upon
the arrival Of Ire eypIe=-. an ordcr from the
President Of the Railroad Company WIS also
transmitted from Baltimore, requesting that the
train from Washington, in order 70 prevent acct
cent OF cosios, should be deia;acd until the
Philadelphia express had reached that city. This
was promptly obeYc7, and ever ,!.ing worked
admirably. Had thera been m understanding,
and tho dispatches from Philadelphia sent ur!-
sealed to Baltimore, the intelligence coud have
been sent from here 10 the President and i:s de-
cislon returned even before the express loc0nH
troops at Fort McHenry, could have been IN
piiiladoi n.:. rc-rlg as SOON - iho messenger
with dispatches co.Ld nave returned tom y ASH
ipgton to Baltimore These facts otter power
fnl Argument in tavn Of Professor iIorse's feie
graph, and show Tic necessity of It's being esta-
b.!shcd hy Government as speedily as possible.
The TelegTaphlc communications have onlg
been at in;err.s, far the purpose oil experiment
mo, since tire az ,urn'nent OF Congress. ih'y
will be suspended entirely from tins tine hence
several weeks. Prot Morse came on ffon Wash
inr,on this morning on his way to She East
[BaItimorc P.triot, Sab instant.