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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
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sna AccOGns Is s0k IsssUf;actOry.
FNAN. TYLER y Co. wholesale and retail dealers ani Nanuiac
zP tuners IS Blink .ioc8mf Buss, rnt Dc iiersi IN stataarg. ~. -
Ia the Mr. Bufdsv on Ugshn-fgH .tfG. opTu~fe the Palmer "iei,
indianapolis, Indiana. vhrtc there cfh alNat- he obtained aHn 90
be found constant, rl band, TIE various articles IA tieif lue- Every
description Of Blank fo~kS for county auditors and ircaslrers, school
couMni-s tnclS and magistrates. ~Hh or without printed heads
In all their iIn< Books they use the Improved Patent fnoieof sew
ine. which gives Srcart rtt guif FeubHfg. Aud l. incomparahlt
superior fn INV Oh r nlefhpl ever devfsrt tf blank hooks, and wtii
kerp tie leaves hm aud solid vh'e the book lasts, Instead 80 c"i.'ng
to :ieccs. a~ Is often ihrrlS- with al pNr- methods. He new ntLi"i
OF SEWING rerdsrs ir bucks worth d"ii' ihe ola KIND N"ugn ttl
cost no more. On eeelnce, durability. ant 81 cftof style OF hn>h,
theis account BOOKS ore cliIlt - the best Eastern WORK ani no higher
in price.
Fancy article. such rs iaaiesf aud Gent,nen = iot ioil~, ta,att-,
card cases. Aial--, Spectacle Caacss cigar Cases Pocket Books
aud Nnie Books.
MU-ir PAPER airays on hand. which caa Ice bound "a sarous
sizss, anl Bands %-lpPNefai te sh.i.i naiiee. aa4e arranged
and bsnafi n the hest ~Ne, ar reasonable frices and short ntire.
Tie mp>f improved pattern II "A klAng Nadine T. Iu~. received.
Books and paper ruled ioant pa1egn.
They are prep frt o. 60 ana iui- ef binding IN French and English
can and N,un,cn. PLAIN. Ezra. ard SupereNfn Marble ANA DHi
educ Finish. Al hni~of Inv AMI infrri-tvri works ami p-fniieHlS
bound io mat "a, 20 wt.h frT-nfll a'isnfis "a viii e gwen. old Books
rehrinh iu ana ss'e desired aWi ul i- lowest feEn--
trFFnE~csf-ilR Isaac EL,cTfnFD. supreme intse Gro H.
DrN~. Ire s,urtr OF SiHe. 80. NoHa-, AEifuT ul Stale SswrrL
MrnRI. Tre-iI-ltof state Bank !. D. Ray. Cashier OF stale Bank.
4. ~. ANY. Secret - ct Insurance t"lnasay A.N Asnris, Esd.
=. 4. PsfrFR. Ia. aiN
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A Miss May 7. Lawrence, daughter Of Nr- William Law
renee of Tuscaloosa, Ala. was Killed a few days since BY
the discharge Of a pistol, which wa thought Il he unloaiod,
ia The hand, Of n Mi~. DR. Si,ncy - In, who was amusing
sope ohsAd.en by exploding caps u. on The tube. The charge
had locn ~ The lat. Instrument a long time.
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Aflr annette sss a-aVd Awc1scy Company
> EEplpSEi'uP o. offices oa The frs day Ct March, lcii, At the
"a following places, u ugt:
liscrH'i. iu-lul, le>ten. Massachusetts,. New York CITY
i4fHids. au CHy. tmrinnJ "a all ttalmnn~, OHIO indianapolis,
Indiana. At-l, Afup~ AIS, ln Michigan, Iowa and u i~kolsan-
The ul. 90 at TITS touptn. D.. 10 feceiNe cnnsirnment~ of real e.
tale fg Sale, 10 REGISTER ANA advertise The same al all their offices
tocti.ct and tnn iaalr - persons wishing To heconle purchasers,
The n.st acc a. c iuiurasiiaa, concerning ihe spn. productions, ma
ket~. cllr3,fc, heaHh. rtU.lon. 50 auS. religious societies, &c. If
casl}rclcuf where tl-v of;r real estate for sale.
Also, The hr~t reutcs aud modes ui travel Ia IfuNe N any of the To-
catinas' 20 winch pr.'as my WISH t"soi asa generally ga attend 10
tire interests Al Tooth sellers AID iuAtr>ui zeal estate at every dsScTp-
tlpa. Atricf of an la cIittatct farm, ur a city lol-e 81 lot n The
West, wrl be registered ani advertised a. ai their offices. 80 that per
suns "a .u-itId cr iu tine Eastern states. 10y calling "a amy one ct The
c0npmA soficss. mas learn an the particulars "hch can be coHinaani-
catei toa irTai at a distance, whereby ihey wAl he enab I'd tejuise Tor
Themselves of tr rSiH-l eiry T a renewal. and =" mlNc chticc oi "A
iu-tisn suited n th-f esrt. Resources AMI So trS
Tie cpupiy h-tt.e, ana fr,u tts vul,ar information which tins
arrangement aal "a tMr fhrn ttctn nancne "a nrarr> "a the Est
eTn suites 'hti~safs vhl = 'rincet g" leave the cold aud hanen re
gius ni So. El-iNui. and PROVIDE tor themselves ad children 4
home in tAe n rr eeurl cline ard fItic ie-ius o'tle West.
Tl-c1nprV i.ntt rrlif to receive communications aud attend 10
husincs. at CINCINNATI. rlautHt~ aua .Aiau-
lhrV respectfully solicit rln.irr'ur1fs eft real estate. and appNca-
lions from hta. sellers lai buyers. f4 d .lrei INFORM I0a, Uich they
VIII -,tyr nn rsil- g. tr ru aafei 20 eonusaicre.
letters a ltlr-si L. iat American Land Agency Comp lny, Post
Pof, viii Dee pl0alty attended d..
l.. NGNSfiI. Indianapolis. President,
y. bitEN 3. fucinlauI. creiMV.
Gr1ns LI- IILL AAA- IIAI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

.asL0 Iatlt fts&
y = -JII-u respectfully intrrm ms od custom sr- tfi N"ie zen
= eraHy. that De- has jest received direct fom TIE Eastern cites
and l. nnW Opening AZ TIE cid stand 81 tulitad& iurdrh, az et
tensise as>'gtneHt 81 Frr.h Drag -teatrHcs. >sreeai hsfrerTts,
Medical Gi1Arvr, F1iafs. ois. } arnstc. SPIRIT - fErpcAfHe. bhhe
IeGd. Htnaor GLASS. he Boa.. Isf Srfs. Pare Unss ad LnssTrs,
ErH.Ac. Soaps, Cosmncs. f0fHuor, superior >panut Cg@s. and
Srea CereneaL Ta5arr8 together a. nh almost eNrrt otier article IN
hts iIne aiuf which le - determined TO sell atthc Nst lowe - prices.
The attention. al iha sCans. cHantrN Merchants ieoiefs, faintefs,
fuAri>. and iusa'lt - respectfully req sssd.
ianicutsI attention VIII te faHa 60 filing prescriptions and com
pounding medicines, and tie store ofsreu al ass houtof the night,
" hen Called ufan.
AcontugaHte uftht patronage heretofore extended tothe establish
ment. - respectfully solicited.
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ast. ts~FEfe' FscAI GA eel ~ ycu-c>

EzETrss' HCKH IoZF-aGE>. approved ~ ri,s hfan, ~ a omr
= tH Usrms. thiffsn nfi,ai ism ad ~ Gr n4e. Ifce 35d
PfItRS Cotrn Lo<i~tcfSa in rirIDie vHh tie ntdRai
fcml, ir easrt. fet13h. = ftra. ftfso-a. Ltgfaf CoH nHrb.n,
Lroaclass. aud Ike gr.tfra-. They are rur r.. lucc . and 81
cents ;f iaN.
PfTfKS' CcR3LiLu fF-5f-7CHT IoiftHFS. fres 25c-
\ inl snfIis 81 ne as " irfafftsr~.f g. fir With fi1fhS
JIGF I.9BiE avn hHlIOfN rus iW -ferVec and fF sac
AZ lMe .lem al lie A.l..n M.l.r- D lnM!L - Enn1IIlAs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

gssg AWDSsEss ~fsAttEks 805-A.
r-zuE undergrad -vrrs th-nkri fr ih~f ar raj
Z paioa,i, te-'"'ei ID" h" fer Tee t"" fn'
~n,,. De- ait.t- himself ta' o, has industry,
p ,%~ ~ gNr q" ",,-i ~, To- m s. IT, IT, ma : =, =, lima
.i ~ ~. e-,,lneni, set lLm~elfni h. .ire. and >. ppp4rei
an "' ", t,. ~ s,r,hf. ,nl rh.,, a. r., oft.r .-fh
:" 90 g. ""t Nh l !" h- vs.rk -, : g.. -. r.-,4aai vii. the nafi
up'~. ans r' w'ul'' 'Fs .h'i -" lowe ti '.-n, '" a.. en-
Yourself
el Inn ra :. ~ ei,ri l- uors shop few dae- eat ct yanrc a
g.tf,. AMI nest tnrfa Justice ~Nephsn-'s office whrhi.s-e u
d.hf ~ 81. f4arG .- rnirc- BY Ni-LA T. tA4L~
80 a.rEFz.-- " EAR.
rzxrrl-iir.ers pal Wllsins -sne,of saaefsr4 go 'fy. a~
= mlultu rr "a hy AK N'hit. - i' iHfri tF' lff-
Tatc- Ere nerrt 20 rih snl eAifaae hsa-~Hi.irhf it 4
Hsue impaired
Ft~T ieces,ef ana tr -dr. an % reof ess new nH3nr.
- ~ or mta. ~. ara.,t ..e.. ani un be-
.s, n cents ,rr ar4. kr--a ,eat.. twill BE- SOLD tor cash
ed, when aeeonpa"r ihy i'e ash. -" T. "h"'"EL'.
FhFD u a. I'D.
- - -. - -. I'D. 80,
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MN STACY * Co Booktinief- AMI Blank rapk Mauuccfur
~ e-. over A|irN'- Agcfinp hHnl- where an kinf> ani s,k
nf book binding Will hr done at the >heie>i po~hls notfc. and war
ranicd rqniia ne fncss aud ,heaput-s io any that can he done in the
place.
Revised laws inirheavel with fne ruled paper, and bound IN one or
two volumes, IL desired.
Fundamentals Dteftnltr.,- l~}
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

NEosAEAEoDEgS cE.SsTsEiEE tor
sBENIAlIN ORR still continues IT l> oi -iani, oppo-te Wash
~ inetun Han. and one door east OF iraNe- hotel where be keeps
constantly an baud q af-r a-~lHsaut It ready made ctiAilE. nutu.
&c. winch IA vml ~-I al vr low prices. Persons wishing ir r.
pleu-l thcr warlrbc Wrl 10 wellto ell al hs store beiHe parhi-
inc. - iw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
ADNlNi.TRATDRS. NnKI1r.

: hrnt. rNrn, I'M sfecial turrs % NATURALIZATION his hfrn
= sfN'ri - The unirf~tfnri hs the clerk uf The puhaic CONT e
Nart,n o"in's trafre dse apt ooh ISL. on he estate Of An
crew Nan-eki- late - Marion county. dere1-ef. a eer-,n~ fhere
fSe. wh'1F iri-scf - .ad e-tli-. ~ requested - rrate tmne,ii
ate payment O. The uHdersignrd. ntihse hasinr claim. arain.ithe
~fre ne Stesei to present thr same fr settlement. The estate
L. probably solvent.
Effts y. SINNER.
4f3w earn iRlNE ytNSfCrIp Ienr.
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EIUfH KING.


. MEXICAN Caiemei. English DO pow dfrfd Ehutarb pow Ter
"a laiap. Turkey tifum. '.ln tgnQtsf ~riplait Auff ha. Ao
tate N"phna. Mnfiaic NofIta. snphaie Ouninr. 'ftam Tan
Flower sulphur. sap. 'aIh- soda. Iaualc AUd Gum Atss. Cabin
MAGNETISM. lied rretipitaf.. Extract Iiqu'ucr. e asi.r 90. aud ~.
Oh. An eNfaa supifs ofthe foregoing alitls> nave been received. a
VIII he sold a. reduced prices itf cash hN 4. tKtlgult Al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

NOTICE ishrrrhy given. ths; there vii Re exposed 10 saic n, ab
~ &c si-lo1 a;t1- late rest,enrc of AMIR v van-.ck'~. trcras.
az, hir of Warren ioNaship. Marion County. Indiana. on Friday the
ss nrrntn dv Y Nav n-Nt. The fiowln ing rersena prnrerfv. IN
W.T. sanlr, h'fses. Hors. Shecp, wool IN the fleece. Corn IN The
sus, Nhrat ~ Tie erolnf ani hi~hel. Oats aud .iss ia the Sfaxk.
Farming utensils ioas'hn'i sad Ksrhea furniture. wth man, OH
~ sffhies too t~dtAi- 70 me nthn. Al amounts ovrr three do1,~ /,
snednof " mon'hson i- purchaser giving note with approve =
esray. and III .ums three inllas and uader. CASA in hand Mile NJ.
guised. Sale 10 Commence ~ ~ oekxk. A. II.
o.. Y. SuINEE.
c,TIARlNE vAysIcxLE, ad~n.
AprL 2s, ls4i. 4i3N
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"a Nattgs-A fFoAFfUUCn Nd etNuY.

E-NoR conch~- c..i-. asflfla~. difficulty Of ireaiiirg. ram in the
= side or breast. spfiing blood, pulgHaiun 81 the heart, oppression
aud sonnsss ~ The fhtef. uhap ins coueh. and al diseases e the
chest and lun.s. la inifnaIlic an,rHon. o. VIII be fuurd Yer, useful.
ami afew Sticks VIII morally relieve the most obstinate cough. IL
Is recommended A. q pheasant and efficient mffifin me ff ale by
TOMIiNsoA IluIlLEs. Sirnoi tie Golden Mortar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
FACTORY.

FACTORY.
ASrE are prepared 20 i1lrsac.src trsf in tie bet manner. and
~ t"ertrf into blankets. Cloth. broad and usrunv. Saiirei; and
FLANNEL. AMI ar ready to receive the new cfnn OF woni e. Cafdur
III Al tunes ir'm this on. We have FIST rate Cafders. and whlrr
ra1f al l"r work hufh .f .NIunfsrfnuHr and Ca~9ur.
o"r marhinc, J. 81 tie hest qullfy AMI equal IL anr in the country
fr't'cc. SAL ~ Wa. Nb-,i. f1tx<rrt. H-rSvts. Gaseng. Bacon
and fiStf 5lsel slaves vii be taken IN pensni.
NTH. WEST.
gro l.. WRIST.
Fan crces. ,rn Is. 1sii 4ty
n II tsf Falling AI and Grst Mn are av +, "a onrr,u.n
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COLU MBUS HOTEL,


fr'llEN sHt~eroS HAit. iulianlppis. having tren repaired IN
/ trlu't hF the undersigned. ie iFS trftuflN infutu~ tie putii
that o. g. his Intention To continue tic establishment lf the cnurt
year. !li> Recommendations SHAH le e4Hlif 20 the h--t, and his term
moderate he puiIr patronage Is respectfully solicited.
---r- L EHnN.INE-
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INDIANAPOLIS BANK No11 FABLE


Corrected "a ~ Iatans stsfe Sentinel. BY ) \. FLETCHER,
Esq, Stock ond Exchange Broser.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09

az EDtCiNES. oils. pains. dye sun>. window glass. glass ware
VIZ varnishts, ifnshe>. VINES. and iiqHss Or metieai purposes,
tuss>. ta,era-h taHafe". luns fsr an Spanish cigar SC.
The SiH-ei fsFf ~lrf fsrstu. barge suIph 81 ihr tr going anti.
CtS. rinfh Lave huen laf .hf ~ fhe hNt = falt~ vih cs-h. and he ~
e.,nnin-t Ia sell tien a a very small pruhf foT ca~h 81 such barter As
Viii sui his purposes.
Particular cafe viii he pail IN filing prescriptions md compocnding
medicines >tufe oleutd an al i,ff~ al tie might. Thankful fI past
pntrnaer. I l.fe To- fneufa cuatiIgaucs 81 thr same
indianapolis. Dec. -. 1Sli. - HUfH KING.
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I~,rnsnrc.:,s for lie


Cincinnati, den &c Ha,z 1911.
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WHi. ". y cagcr Il clinrie, ~ iuinnn,
sPLG>Essn Es.sNbTS RE.

CabfRd Hare onm
Il SIEsuhscrhe return ti.ttthsnks L. their Former customers and
= invite ai those 90 want cf furniture o. ene them a cali al then
ware ruou. neat door to Peck * Willard : dr. condS store.
y. B.-Thrs are prepared o. make collins al reduced prices. and
attend funerals ~ ih a hearsc and a'lte horse AinTteGs from ton -
O. county Wilde promptly alienaedio.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13
For the Herald.
INVENTIONS To CONVEY INTELLI
GENCE.

Various are the exigences in peace and war,
of public and private nature which render
the rapid transmission ofinteiligeRce desirable,
and even indispensable TO the success Of human
undertakings. In ancient times, when mems
chefbusiness was war, when the fate of crowns
and Kingdoms was siaked upon battle; what,
eagerness was felt by absent subjects. wives
and sisters TO hear the result. The feeiest
horse-the camel Of the desert, were too slow
10 crafty such intense anxiety-Ihe absent
friend of the comba,ants, saw victory perched
on some fortunate star, or read disaster ia the
fierce frowns Of a strange comet. Xerxes
when he invaded Greece, stationed line of
courers extending from his encampnIent to the
capitol ofthe Persian empire-ihey were with
in the hearing Of each other. Along this line
Intelligence Of his movements passed with the
rapidly Of sound. This mode of communica-
ton is obviously defeciive-it must Be limited
TO brief sentences, and the certainty Of error is
in direct proportion to the number OF mouths
that utiers them. The tame pigeon has been
honorsd with the Office Of mail-carrier. This
bird has been the messenger of hope 10 beseig.
ed cities. and has carried the intelligence of
suecour near at hand, over the heads of be-
leaguering baualliOns.' The besiegers of a
city, in case they see pigeon approaching
which they suppose is charged with dispatch
es 20 lis Inhabitants. give strong. united
shout. The pigeon Instantly, descends and
FORKS over" his letters TO his enemies
Though a pigeon moves nearly at the rate of ia
mile minute. yet be is not a safe news-carrier.
4 thousand incidents may divert him from his
course, and unlike NOah's explorer, be may
never return 10 his former home Expert
menis have been made in Paris by rniiing
cast-iron tunnels together. Sound passes
through these vita ten fold rapidly. and is
lnssniaed 10 proportion to the disiances The
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The FLooD.-We are informed by gen.
.Ieman directly from below, that the Missouri
river is from 20 10 % feet above high water
mark; and at St. Louis, the Mississippi is up
10 the second stories Of the ware houses on
Water street. The water had reached the top
Of the eyee at New Orleans, before the last
insialmeni Of the food-some ten feet more
had reached the crescent city. Cotton bales
cannot sa. Q il from this sort ofnvasiou.-Riv'
ers Of such rank and standing, in civilized
country, onght 10 be ashamed 10 set such OK
amples to little srrcams-;to get Highland ,c
keep high, like chiefs a. an Indian pyamens. G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

THE MoRMoy WAR.-Great excitement is
still prevailing in Hancock and the adjacent
counties. Gov. Ford ordered a draft Of mill
Tia from several Of the counties. The parties
for some time stood arrayed for fight. Nau'
VOC was put in an attitude Of defence. Car
thage, the county seat Of Hancock, was aban-
doaed. Warsaw garrsoned all her fighting
men, but the troops are now disbanded. Ths
latter day saints, were hourly looking for the
resurrection Of their martyred prophet. 1t is
to be hoped that the excitement may subsde
without further hosliliies. Much as we alb.
nor the abominabo fanaliciSm of This nest Of
fools and knayes at Nauvoo. we sincerely re.
gre;, that their lead :, richly as he nigh! mer-
it punishment, has been buichered. by wan
ton mob, under the very shield of the law. G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

MIssounl.-There are three polit-
zeal parties in Missouri, the hards,'
as they arc called to distinguish them
from the softs +" or the advocates OF
the paper money, and the wings. The
"hards," or friends of Benton, have
nominated The following ticket:-For
Governor, John c. Edwards, of Cole
Co; Lieut.. Governor, James Young,
ofLafaycttc; for Members Of Congress,
(by general ticket STERLING Price,
Charlton co.; John :. Phelps, Green;
ID. c. NJ. Parsons, Pike; James Bow
lin, St. Louis; *James II. Rolfe, Wash
ington. New members.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

FouRiGRsm One Of the Fourier associa-
tons in Ohio, has lately been disbanded; and
the members the society express great dissat-
isfaction with their experiment in building up
society upon this new basis. We think their
failure affords but little reason 10 condemn the
system Of Fourier. In all probability their
society was not established upon the genuine
principles Of Fouriersm. Calling it Four
ierassocia,ion, could not make i, Fourier as
ISOLATION. Names cannot chang. M.ags; A
horse has but four legs, even though you
should cell his tail. leg, Nothing can be
really tested, without fair experiment.
Without macy trials. neither FourleTsm. nor
steamboats,, nor any other LABOR saving ma
chimes, have ever succeeded in going ahead. G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13
CnrSrrnrrrr Com Lolv.-Th.

CoUxrERFEIr GoLD toIN.-The
coiner at the min; at Dahlonega eau.
tons the public 9Sainst counterfeit
quarter eagles which are in circulation,
they purport to have been struck at
the mint in that place in lSi3.
Each quarter eagle issued from the
mint contained sixty-four and a half
grains. but these are found to weigh on
~ forty and a half grains; on cutting
the edge with knife and applying
acid they were shown TO be compoS-
ed OF brass, composition of zinc and
"copper" and gilt either by the electro
galvanie process, or by the ordinary
modes of gliding, as the acid would
not affect any part bat where the sur
lace was removed. The appearance
IS to color was good.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

praciicability of conveying intelligence by This
means cannot be doubted. Bu, war. armie.
and nayies and swarms of voracious office seek
ers and pensioners, make such drafts upon the
lie blood of modern nations, that they are un-
able TO ayai themselves of the advantages of
this discovery; which would connec. the ma
tonal metropolis with lis remotest extremi.
ties, and make every sound uttered audible
throughout the country. Telegraphs have
been in use in Europe for several years, bu, we
are not TO confound these with the invention of
Professor Morse. The former is a chain of
observations, The pinnacles of which can be
seen from each other by means OF telescope.
An occupant Of one Of these posts thus reads
the symbols elevated upon the observatory be.
fore him, and then elevaies like symbols, to
be read by the observer behind him. Mr..
Mores's telegraph is composed of electric
wires which convey charges varying with the
numerals and the letters of the alphabet. This
invention, attributed to Prof Morse, though its
practicabli,y has been long acknowledged by
scientific men, is another proof of the capa-
bility of man TO render the elements subservi
ent to his purposes, TO make .his ministers
flaming fire." Electricity is as rapid as the
mind itself, though compared with thought,
'.lhe tempest itself lags behind, and the swift
winged arrows of light So far we know.
electricity would make the tour of the globe
before an instant of tardy time could pass a.
way-coud reach the remoiest planet and
return before the second that witnessed lis
departure had bid farewell to the world
Thought and lightning are akin to each other.
so it is not TO be wondered at tina, Mr.. NJ has
prevailed on the latter 10 carry the former along
lis wires. ]. T. Nj.
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New SECRETAEY.-Isaac Tallmadge,
Esq, son of Hon. N. p. Tallmadgc,
has been appointed Secretary of the
Territory, in the place Of Mr.. Floyd,
who has, we believe, been appointed to
more lucrative Office. Although Mr..
Floyd is political opponent. we can
not refrain from giving our testimony
in his favor. We believe he has faith
fully performed the duties Of his Office,
without dissa,isfying any. His gen.
tlemanly treatment of all during the
short time he has been with us, has
gained him many warm friends, and
he will carry with him their best wish
cs for his future success and happiness.
Rumor states Mr.. Floyd has been APP
pointed Superintendent of the Lead
Mines Madison Express.
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SCIENTIFIC ATrRAcTIoN.-Th New York
Magnet. philosophical work, published by
Peter P. Good, is before US. Il, has now
reached the first number Of The Sd Vol. This
work treats much on the truly wonderful sub
ject of animal magnetism. The Magne, will
certainly attract attention. il the public taste
is no, wholly depraved, By the consumption
of slip.slo fiction.
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s,.xrrvcr or THOMAS w. Dom

SENTENCE or THOMAS w. Dom
a correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune
from Newport, r. l., June Is, 1914,
saws, that Chief Justice Durfec this day
sentenced Thos. w. Dorr 20 hard la-
bar in The Slate'S Prion Jar life. In
his address to the prisoner the Chief
Justice exhibited considerable emotion.
The performance of like duty would,
he said, in any case, be extremely pain
fol. but doubly so in the present in
stance, as he had in times past enjoyed
the intimate acquaintance with the pris-
oner.
Mr.. Dorr made BRIEF and somewhat
bold address in reply, the substance Of
which was that as lameutable as his
situation might appear 10 some, he
would be very sorry TO exchange lti0F
that ofthc chief justice. When Mr.. Dorr
finished his address, it was very gen
orally observed here that he had lessen
ed his chances for an early pardon by
the tone and spirit Of his remarks.
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CELEBRATES OF INDEPENDENCE At
LANCASTER, JULY 4TH, 1874.


LANCASTER, JULY 4TH, 1874.
A, precisely twenty minutes pas. one o.
clock, ne. one thousand people had taken their
seats in the grove, at dinner table, the grore
as long as Snake Hollow uncoled. Soimpen.
elrabe was the parasol Of leaves, tha, not a
solitary ray of sunlight pierced the foliage that
fnttered in the breeze. to sparkle upon the BIO.
quet of beautiful women there EMPOWERED; bu,
they looked none The less lovely. by the light
oftwenty chandeliers suspended over the table.
that lent their enchanrment to the scene. Mu-
sic sends forth her inspiring s,rains-while
The multitude are Teasing at the dinner table
that might have been provided by Mr.. Banfill.
loaded with en- infinite variety of French dish
es, tha, might have been prepared BY that dis
tinguished French Artistic, Mr.. Jetty, professor
OF gasironomy, and Of which we know not even
tho -ru,ps IN say oofhinu If