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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

From o. H. Smith. tate u S. Senator.

lNDIANsPoLrs. ISD August % lSii
Sir have cursoIily oosod sbrldsement
Constitution and atnes Of The state Of lniians and entirely
approve OF the plan you have adopted Of reducing the
substance into the saiics possible questions
AMI answers The work Will be useful extending e. the
great Of the people the info ton Of the
Laws of the state small expense and
would suppose mi.h' be rsefuy introduced INTO
school. and seninaries. Res eotfully,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14
Indiana Election.

We give below all the returns have received,
corrected "a far have Information. and which
are believed VIII no, be far from the actual official re-
suit. But one county remain 10 be heard fron.-
hosciusko-which VIII PROBABLY give the wings some
80 or 30 majority
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

CovvIcTED.-John Taggart. another Of the Phila-
delpha rioters. has been convicted. Recommended
mercy consequence of being used pretty roughly by
the mob himself
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From his Erceilency Jl thncomb, Gorernor Of Iadiona

from las EIcecncy JIEeS WhNcomb Iadiand
lNDIASAPoLI>, August -, 1874.
Dear Sir Having been strongly impress ed with great
importance of having the leading and essential provisions Of
the Constitutions and of the different
oil the Juon unteslo by the great body OF the clzens
have been much sratied examining plan Of >imp
ing that branch Of know ledge the form Of plain aud
familiar questions AMI answers, ada ted IL the institutions Of
each State separately well those OF the United States
eocctively,-a> heIng Judgment eninenty conducive
10 the attainment Of that desirable object
The dry and repusve forms IN which written laws
generally cOihd en volumes rendered and
attTaotve-iher small brings them within tie and
leisure of every reader and doubt their
introduction the aud the hre>idc, would
he attended with great public aud Indivi luaI benefit.
am happy TO hnd that you about publishing similar
compendium the State # Indiana and after
the sheets, cannot
but the hope that the patronage extended 10
State viii lie ample. a. | am satisfied II merted
am, very respectfully, your obi servant
JAS. WUITCONR
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There other expenses for lumber iron, tools
aud valuable work constantly beng made
shops. peIh the AbOve i far estimate
The making tins year than they
have been tfoIc probably VIII be again for four
least The amount estimated t. be ended
Madison PLANE $500
Replacing dscaycd floors ard beams Of bIidges 1900
Substituting 5000 new cioss-iies FOR tecayc eo00
Cleaning out bitches 1900
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The above figures show that we have PHI votes
minority which may be reduced some % perhaps by
kosciusko. Bat as We hive estimated oar malorliics
AT the lowest point and that of opponents at the
ghc,t, where discrepancies in the returns, we
: III think we shall have In the neighborhpod of ,.
$40. At any rate, hive a handsome increase on
,,.l ' M
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-14

F .ur hands the PLANE, AMI one at Columbus 3
Wood and oil ard oats and IA for ! horses ) @
Wear and tear Of glnos and cals say
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IMPORTANT TO CLAY CLUBS.
Law and Frelinghuysen Brens.-pin,.


n The subscriber. hn~ns been repeatedly solicited from
VARIOUS parts of the country furnish copies OF their beautiful
Daguerrfot,pe Likeness OF Hon. Henry CLAT taken ew
days after his nomination by the Baltimore Convention have
made Arrangements copying extensively into BREAST
PINS for the benefit of endi of that eminent Statesman
The kenes. very sprsed and hss me, with universal
romuenderion from the trends Of Sir Clay. The following
notes. among Others bear ample testimony peculiar er-
eelenoe:
The Da-ueueo,Ype Likeness Of Hon. Henry Clay By
rao.i nccuraa ever san-iee the only ors giving r,
does his peculiar IN such has never been
seen tsisnedj IT. MQREiiEAD. Z. 5. senate
EpIiR iI1l 4. FOSTER.
1.-The Dagueeoype Likeness oil Hr Clay By Sie>srs An.
,hony Edward. Co. IT, my o?inon far the
manner has been attained n an7 painted engraved
Likeness tina; have e'e' seen; GRO EVANS
Think the ke1ess above alluded to- of Mr. Clay very
''''''' a,; signed u CRTTTENDEN. U. s Senate
The coies being made by the Daguecotype process are of
course equally faithful with the original and the likeness
this dminu.iye bn fully striking as in the larger picture
The Pins viii be small. chats and well made, warranted
solid gold a. there will probably be extensive demand FOX
them they vii be furnished the very low p.ce Of SO 80 eac
or at the ra;eof s5 per dozen.
Should Jacua style Of Pin be desired By any Club. they
can be got ,p few weeks notice. and nothing will
be charged than the actual additional cost OF the Pin
Orders s.nt through any responsible NewYcrk house will
receive immedints attention.
THEODORE FRELINGHUYsEN.
The subscribers have aISo IN their the finest like
ne,s ever taken of Hon. THEODORE FRgLIsoHrYsES.
most perfect picture respect and the expression
crliary animated and pleasing The general opinion of MI
F's friends mny he gathered from the following nc'e
Ns,srs 7E;iORg EinGrds & Co.:
GESTLgaES: hgye seen with pleasure your Daguerreo
type picture Hon. Theodore fenghuyen and from ms
acquaintance with him. can bear mnny to IT. excellence
The picture ken your usual ndmlrrbc style and the ex
preston sch that his intimate friends could not suggest
nm Improvement unhestatney pronounce the fines; Ike
mess OF Mr. Ften:huysen that have even seer:
'-'' - -' lSicnadl WILLARD FILLMORE.
This likeness will also be copied in the style above men,
toned. and furnished at the same prices.
beautiful STEEL ENGRAVING from the above picture
of Mr. Felnghuysen will be ready for sale few days pub
ished By the subscriber It will he furnished the low price
Of Is cents EACH or SIS Der hundred.
ANTHONY. EDWARDS l. CO.,
pa Broadway. n. Y
~ Edi,o inserting the above advertisement. wh
this notice will be cach entitled to of the Clay Frens
huys-n Breast Pins. Ill DR.
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might but they should not from him The Committee unnn-
moisy regretted 10 such disposition manifested by
subordinate officer of this lionr still they felt desire
pn NJ ayofahly him possible. They had M to
doubt that tine his good cTacer ut hone.ty and indus.
,ry or tho accuracy n LIS statements hbt The books hs
tiereupon made la been casual
tho minority member with prominent
bar political minority of The Common touncil who m
formed him tht the COMMITTEE Ind been mIscd-thHt there
olheT books belonging the Office theml than
t,o,e thai had been exhibited and thusc part IN tho hand
o the Cl'v Inspector and showing inaccuracies
The office then visited. Two otle' books were
asked FOR aud rather reluctantly exhibited Certain portions oi
the cnres INQUIRED about md MI cay stated whose
writing the were. and al other portion, he sud- under The
wftins OF such poUps nhorl onluary fully legble.
ard would have answered well enough such books which
only bter daily entry book. but there mere dty
neccurracic, spelling which dIepunbc "a ;he books
public office still the minority q" the Committee canB"t
those the oil Sr.
he only Iner from has curd-ci the occnsOI.
Tie Conmit'ec, unscrstood unanimous IN she op7
on nothing has been urged and :key believe w not r.
the moral character and industry Of Mr. levitt the
only hing TINT has occurred TIE least involving that tas
been his pIevaricaol about the books IN the Office
H. relation the alleged ignorance Of medicine science;
and his being destitute that general know ledge n tGc
garlng the health perform that brunch al the duties
the Office uroyery Tor the public interests and safety, Tie
MINORITY If s COMMITTEE has doubt Tie siichtst
qaartGnce arh hri r salts ~ any aHd a uX not
prsbdbiy Be- dsSFRteG by c.g.
The Minority therefore. with these views of the WHOLE sub
ect md the above h,emei Of facts feels hs duty To sub.
ir the consideration OF the Common Council the following
Tc-putlon. VIZ:
ReSorcd. Tia, Eli Ieavi the present City Inspector be,
and hereby IS, removed from office.
Res ic'I!ly Submitted.
EPHEN llASBROUCk, Chairman:
.E.io. York, .JRiy. ls4i. IT.
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NJ See Last Page.

OF See Last Page.
Arrived.
Sw big Union Jee. IS ds from Moreles wine to James
B brig Bermudian. Saunders ds I'm Bermuda in ballast,
To Tucker & Llghtbourne,
CIearmnu. . 49,. ,, 8, =. H.
linz sIefinc Hamilton 1, from Savannah. cotton &c to
Bmr Keei Alexander, s I'm Cheryfed lumber Smith
& Buynlon. O.. 800. e.. D..
few DAYS for Rio Hnche load for Bcsion-he only Am
Sehr utrch Ellis Is ds St Jago de Cuba. and TO-
hncco tn IaSaa-veSsc 10 W Lewis. Left brig Eolrs
sbr S,sunch Sping y ds I'm Mobile via Key West. Il
dnvs cation nnd RIPE cuttings TO Center & Co Lett schr al
ma Wig freight; bns ASdu condemned; Br ship Roschlid
under survey. -. ,,-,.. .-c -,
stores To Bryant & Maitland;
scsf Emblem s,rou, ds from Cherrheld lumber to
Snow.
Below.
Bark Claremon Tusse f,oGi N0:lenn july Isl mdse 10
Psb brig Gen Marion fn NOreans 9th June mdse 10
der Also : briCs unknown. Wind. ESE
Spoken, &C.
July 9h Int % u.s. long 81 S. ship Frances Ann. of Boston,
I'm y Orleans, 10 DIS out,
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FOUR EMBELLISHMENTS IN THIS NUMBER.
LANDSCAPE with Jaque' and the wounded STAG
HINDOD GIRL. from Group by w estmacou.
TUE VILLAGE BLACkSAll H-A Wood engraving.
THE AMERICAN notwithstanding Birds and Song,
Nv W. CONTENTS.
The Boarding Schoo! Friends From the French. BIZ AL
BERT ROLAND. r. ~.
Independence By Ms ;. e. HALF;
The rrunr Arbutus. BY SARAH ii. WHITNAS.
4 Lyric ~ VIZ ID GALLAGHkR.
The lioyernur and his SuccssOs From the German OF Bar
on de In Motto Fouque. By HARRIET MANSFIELD.
The Village Blacksmith. HENRY W. LoSorELLow IL
Mental Culture and Discipline. By JOHN ABERcRoApIE
Birds By MARY HowITT.
Summer Scene from Lamartne. BY Miss HELEN STAN
Ky.
Evening.
Thou Bids, me Sweetest BY B. l.. WILTON.
To lime. By w. TIMR0D.
Charity III Home and Abroad By ) A. Hunt.
The Haunted Wen ofPales;ine Ballad By VINCENT Z.
BARON.
Poetry of Haynes Bayy.
The Coral Grove. b. JAS. G. PERc!vAL.
Fictitious Histories.
Black Eve, vs. Blue. Ry WM H. CARPENTER
Where there 5 VIII there ) Way. BY T. :. ARTHUR.
Natural Philosophy. Magic of The Sixteenth Century.
Birds and Song, Not The Eagle By JAS. q. PEECIvAL.
llustfGied
EpIrogs TArLE.
Death of Thomas Campbell the Poet.
Malbroush mas gone the War.
The Present Observation-Disclosures &c.
Flower Lessons. WIN. N. CHklSTI, Agent.
Iy25lt No. Astor House.
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llI ED.

On Wednesday morning. 2iih inst PETER IIEoEMAs. aged
IS wears.
George respectfully invited TO attend the funeral at i've
o'clock this afternoon. without further notice. from MS late fe.
sIdence Is Mn!isonst "
On Wednesday. 9th inst. MARY Ann NEALE. aged 9ycars
IL months
The friends Of her sepather Dr. w. Painter and grand
mother Mrs Knnersly and of her grandfather VIM NeaIe.
e respectfully invited attend her tuncra TINS afternoon n
oclock from No 81 Third Avenue, without further INVITA-.
-, -
ley. aged IS months. =,
At Quincy Illinois, July 9Th. of short illness. Mrs MARY
Ann WHITNEY, wife of Daniel G. Whitney, ESQ., and dsugf-
ter Of Eneas Munson. Esq. of New Haven, Co.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesdny evening" the sd inst by Rev. Geo. Benedict.
Mr. ions X. SMITH 10 Miss ELIZA ANN MARsToS both OF
this city. o. -, l,.L
by Rev j. j Conroy. NJ JAMES PuReELL OF NeW York
At aianius y. Y. July Q. BY Rev. Seth Davis; NJ! OREN
STIMsuy. merchant of Coutandt village, " MIS- EMELISE
W MARSH. OF the former place.
At Edznown. July - Mr.. HENRY JERSIaAS TO Mis- AL
Mica MILLS. both Of Edsartown.
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Bloom it fact ADMITTED by medical that impure
blood is the primary nt most diseases The bile winch
natures purge and which secre'ed from The blood for this
express when formed from blood Is Of an IN
ar evacuation; TIE bowels. The consequence . these
y penrmpg Their regular 0pera;onS soon lose
I'll their tone ani Nso producing coSve habit IN the sys
tenn In order therefore To prevent cure coveness We
the that is. purify the bucd that these
assume their proper degree OF activity. he great
viitues of SHrnpara rsSorcr Of pty Ia the blood. IRE
well known IN the world. and us Use in the medical
practice for pa has rendered object ui
potance to procure N more concentrated form
much Intention to this SUBJECT have ut length brought
forth article fur superior 10 IN II prepared
Is effects 10 purity the blood il never as to eruue the
G%e eye s9" I a deae n the system 10 eradicate
a pmpes and cuiane0r cons from the face. and give
m le ef ue csm pep ae or 81 pI
en- IN as lase bottles and~Haned To any sold al ST.
CoSSrLs MAGICAL PAy EXTRACTOR The great he ling
H. wnnea Witch % swe Is S
in burns Of INSTANTLY nnyis oil pam n9d hsanG 'S,h"a'
s Sd snc are Us /" arovde themselves with supply
Immediately. uch truly the e.cis Of Thu great
the inst re,pectnbty nthis cy who ave used it, and have
witnessed is remarkable effects Wewl warrant THIS nitiCe
please the and cure OF the following complaints
R i"ciy se'e Ey. and Lids Rough hunds.
10 ans Weuk Sight RiINeted Sur'nces
F sSG T TSIs M 5s"s m ti GIe''
Eryslueas. So'e Leg. Ambiguous d..
Cuts, Fever Pains Ea>, II Germs.
Bruises. Pam III bnrk u SIDE. General Sores. &c:
No family should he whut tniS Snlve IL is An e-ctuai
remedy for AID n1ned eyes, pain IN the aceS ud 'et-
der feet. =.
any shall lind these statements untrue aite using ms
Save pledge ourselves ~ refund '!eir money eEeOer
1t is found only genuine rt2i Courtland; street.
2, - =, A n 49, s.r,, 90 ,,,,,,
Az IRE FOR SALT hkuA' rtNrLks NJ ~ M tf
rACE:-iow many pei us tte !oup WIN cotlutu
breaking out upon The skin their iactS dhrlea by pnpes
md soTe who by the use o. ss,cks Eftrc, Gi salspa
rln, at the tutng c>l n ~ cents single DO - - iet
dozen insht entirely Ta thsn.eves OF pen; u ri,ecuay
nuni-s me bl"od linans 10 more nntI cnhacte.
eSies all NE morbid ser Ienls rom me sye I've 'o -
lne totnmcn iegu,acs e uoa'e ., NJ pn I'm, n
never ehNes " ooveII ~ u " LII o. 49,,
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Human FOR PRFsIpnST JOHN TYLnR.-.7 Letter from
President Tper.-Pip linps. July j., El-Gen flebrnn-
Dear requested ly -. In certain ladyl 10 have
purchased for her New Yors of the genuine loness
Italian Chemical Soap The fact the sun hG dcoored her
rosy checks The other cakes for Bob md myself on
whom hcnt e" TIE has caused Impc md erupons 10
rppea She tells that cured several o dsconraton and
Disbursements the skin the Island but. General be par
tcunr an told it neccssaryl get Joncss Sonp OF the
of the American Eage send therefore servant to s.
Chatham street, or SO broadway.
jyo5 2teod Indeed. very faithfully yours, j. T.
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Mount mt said boat connection with the ifeis
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rommodi, e, upon deck ay be required.
ponositor viii OF boats 10 be employed md
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boat fuel crew &c. tor the loading and unloading oil
fr-Irht which will be done by the Company.
u 'a''"-' nv H. e. SEYMOUR. Superintendent. .
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Directors, on the Eastern Division
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ANSON G PHELPS.
iva dtAu-6 THE0. DEHON.
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