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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
Utility of Prof. MOrSe's Telegraph.

The utility Of this grea, invention, as
a government agent, was made clearly
apparent yesterday. When the express
with dispatches arrived from Phlladel.
phla, II was too late to connect with the
regular o'clock Southern train, and
had tn be detained 10 await the firing up
oi an express locomotive. The telegraph
was imIuedlately put in operation, aud
the fact almost instantly conveyed to the
depanmen, at Washington, that an ex-
press would soon be on its way with i'm
portant dispatches. This gave time to
assemble the Cabinet in advance, and
be in readiness To act at once upon arri-
val of the express. An order from the
president of the rail road company was
I also transmitted from Baltimore, request
ing that the extra train from Washington,
IN order to prevent accident or collision,
should be detained until The Philadelpha
express had reached that city.
This was promptly obeycd, and every
thing worked admirably. Had there
been an understanding and the despatch
IS from PhiIadelph sent uuScaled to
| faliimore, Tie inteiiigence could nav"
been sent from here TO the Presidcn, and
his decision returned even before the ex-
! press locomotive got under way. Thus, II
necessary, the troops at Fort Mcilenry
could have been in Philadelphin, nearly
as soon ms the me messenger with despatch
as could have returned from Washington
| to Baltimore. These facts oiler pow
erlul argument in favor Of Professor
Morse's telegraph, and show the neces-
sily of lis being established by Govern
ncnt as speedily as possible,
The telegfaphic communications have
only been at intervals, for the purpose OF
experimenting, since the adjournment Of
Congress. They will be suspended en-
lirely from thisiimc hence several weeks.
Prot Morse came on from Washington
yesterday morning on his way 10 the
East. Baltimore Patriot, Oh insi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

From MATANzAs. The brig T.. ID.
Wolfe, Capt James Loiland, from Ma
tanzas, 29th JuHe, arrived at this port
tins forenoon. We learn from Capt
l.. that the day previous TO his sailing,
eleven Of the principal actors in the CON
tenplated insurrection were shot. The
five American citizens, who were charg-
I'd AZ being concerned IN it, were still in
confinement. The u. S. Consul was
daily expecting an American vessel of
war, upon the arrival Of which, he an
iicipa,ed procuring their release. Two
English men of war arrived at Havana
27lh June, and il was thought the Eng
llshmen, imprisoned upon the same
charge, would DC immediately liberated
The following are the names of the
Americans pow confined in the prison a,
Ma,anzas, furnished TO Capt. Lonand
by L. NJ. Rodney, Esq. u. 5 Consul /:
Samuel Mohiu, Delaware William
B,sby, Vermont John Thompson,
Maine John Savage, New York :,
John Hogan, do Ph,Iad Go:eHc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.

SrArS.-Aus;Eia, Prussia, and Russia, have
never acknowledged any government IN SPAN
since the death Of Ferdinand, and now they
poin, to the PROSTATE condition Of the country
as a Justification Of their policy. The three
absolute governments contend that the throne
of Spain belongs 10 Don Carlos; that the
present Queen is not only an usurper, but a
bastard that she is not the offspring Of king
Ferdinand and Queen Christina, bur the adul-
ferrous result Of a reasonable connection
between the latter and the Spanish guards
man Munoz, now the avowed husband
Of the Castilian monarchs widow
With such impressions on the part OF the Nor
ihern powers Of Europe, 1t Is not likely that
the new order of things at the Escurlal will be
much more acceptable than the past, or that
even the restoration of Queen Christina as
Regent, will be calculated to alter their views,
or change in any way, the prevailing feelings
and determinations at Vienna, Berlin and 81.
Petersburgh.
Don Carlos is complaining bitterly Of the
restraint which the French government places
upon his actions, whilst they are treating
Christina as n crowned head upon n visit to
the capital Of France. The conduct Of LOUIS
Philippe in this matter is susceptible of easy
explanatiou,-,hc Ex-Queen Of Spain having
promised her daughter to the Due d Aumale.
Don Carlos, it is said, has resolved to be
even with the Ex-Queen, for he has signed
over an act of abdication in favor of his own
son, the Prince of the Asturias, and has done
So on condition that the young Queen of Spain
shall marry the Prince, who is instantly to take
the title of the King of Spain. The cabinet
Of the absolute sovereisns have, it is believed,
acquiesced in this arrangement, and, if so, the
difficulties in this business are but beginning.
In fact, this seems to be the general impression,
and one which Is strengthened by every fresh
arrival from the seat of government. Even at
Madrid, the self constituted ruling parties are
discovering the dangers to which they are
hourly and individually becoming exposed, and
amidst the scrambles for place and pelf, the
heart burning5 and excavations of the disap-
pointed, neglected, and overreached, are laying
the foundations for future calamitles, which no
wisdom, now in supremacy, can either allay OF
avert for they will be the consequence and
action of the most reckless resolves and the
direst revenge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
NEW HARDWARE STORE.


AStTA Atf4 ftstt.
'E'IE subscriber has just opened, north sie OF Washington street,
- corner f Meridian. aud adjoining Bifi-s Auction Rom.
HRowAaE; comprising buddn- mtenlls Of every description,
such A. htks, iaicnrs. hinges, screws, nails, &C.
NgcH.>icsi IooLs, a srueala-uuucHt.
sAoD-GET yellow and silver ptaicd, timed and japarnei Mount
log IN -rit- OF separate stirElps, tlIe bits, siE.in., suaning web,
hog skins, plush, &c
Co.cH aAKERs IEHNiNcs cnch door handles and locks. stump
J'lmi-, plated h4nis. cacl Lam. -. u nsrs, patent leather, .aces, fringe,
tuIs, ol cfh ct1~un., cuftain stun, sc.
lfLlcKsNITHs': Nllags br>t east steel, shear, Gtrnln. Erclishh HIS
ter aud American blister Steel. anshs, vices, files and rls9s, round and
hoop non, &c
SHoEHsSgssk XII, comprising al the Irons used in the trade, to-
ceher WIN tNi tree-. cump in'nis, pegs, size sucks. ani melsnre
straps. hHi>he-. lies. thread, bnsIes, her. ball, asls, aWl hats, cut
sparrow bill. steel ticks &c.
CABINET AND CHAIR N.KENs' braces and bits in sells and seo1ra'e
bed screws. T. caps piue crtr-, malo.nny anI sl>s knows, TN
o~ks, hr~s locks, tibr hinges, hmd, panel, hlck crnptss, KEY hole
and frame stws. 0sllnnt itcies anl hinges, char bus, assorted
sttni catches, mahogany veurer>. &c also.
koNifnds nail aud cfoss cut saws, crcuiIr saws, wood saws,
lfauefl straw knives, spades, siovels. patent GHks. grain shoveis,
hY KNIVES, choppers, sNlt-s, fas>bdril cirlvers. traces, horse ami
cow chains, hrts~, pewter ami wuoI-n spcket-, steel yards. patent
balances. : ale ieils. weights in srt-. percussion lock, and caps, IA
bic aud pocket cutlery, Tine assIrnentl odd KEYS separate from loo X.
shett brass mon. brass aud copper wire, brushes Of al kinds, needles,
Durnn's powder. slri, lead, block TIN. spcher, musical instruments,
sucn A. victims. flutes, hfe-, clnoue's, SC. &C.
.I"ge'her with the following articles used ia housekeeping. viz
shovel and t1n-s. aulrrDs, Clnflc>tCks. SHUTTERS, walters, the asS1i-
mrnt looking glasses. toilet glasses. Brtanpia and German SILVER table
mills, htass Eeiles, paieA, metal boilers. Try ing pans, snio thins Ions,
stair uMs &c sc.
H,vinr purchased his stock al fr cash. within the last month. d.
rect fonrtIe ntarfTtifersU OF importers in the east, he viii be enabled
and j., determined 10 sell M low profits for cash.
indianapolis, Dee. -, ls0. 2Sy ANDREW GRAYDoN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

TaNIiE undersigned res eciuly informs the public thai he has eiah-
q li>hed IN agency lot The pIyurnt of taxes ~ any county IN The
state Whist 4 clerk a. the State Auditors office. he was enabled ~
form "A personal acquaintance aud to make arrangements Wii m~t If
the cDInty trea>Irer-, by which h~ nuirr will he received, aud the tax
receipts forwarded to iMn without The risk OF expense of transmitting
nonry.
lie vii also attend 10 the payment Of interest on canal lands also
Ia the renting ofimpiuyei hands and the collection of rents. lie VIII
aisp m Ike sale for uou residents and others.
From Agsentue cqIiinilnre II well with our pubic land system as
with a LARGE portion ufthe lands themselves Ia the northern pmt uf The
state, having been eapDNed hy the s,ver nneut in survey ing thrm,
Wabash aud Etc canal iinds, M hliitTs hinse, that he Will render
satisfaction Ia all who m ~ employ inn.
lis pr cent hT T. iynrnt oi tlNrs i 10 per cent. on the amount Of
taxes Il under so ~ any one coiniy and } per cent. # over SsO; post
ages 10 be paid IN adi1inn.
Odce on Meridian, south of Washington street.
AUorIN W. MORRIS.
Reference * mlie-To Fletcher & Butler. and q. n. smith. Aror
nry~; y Mccary. Allied Harrison, Merchants, indianapolis: James
Harrington. Esq Teric IluGte Alien Hamilton. Font w, ne: Mica
j'h I. Williams aud holm \. simpson, of Cincinnati; Nutt,. Nus
grave X WunZ, AMI PdIidmg, Wet, L Co, Mtrlnnis.. Phh.delphil;
ilrn- Thomas -. Blike. Commissioner of General Land Office. 50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
LAND AGENCY.
HE American s.aud Agency Company

e SROPO-Etoorn offices on tie first day Of Mach, loIi, at the
a ful1Afns places, II wit:
Idveroh, husitnd, Boston, Massachusetts; New YORK Cry:
Phiildeplti city tincnnui and tolimils, Ohio; indianapolis,
Indiana. Alton, illinois also ia Mshigan, iowa and W >kon>an.
The object "I thi> company J., 10 receive catsienuIeIf>u OF real cs
tate fT SHE - r,s>ter and advertise The same at AL their offices.
10 collect and 'nn inrt % persons wishing 10 lcCone purchasers,
the most accifiie Information, concerning the sol, productions, mar
kef~. climate, health, population, schools, religious societies, sc. Of
ca Ctcttnn " lre they otter real estate for sale.
Also, the bi routes and modes of travel 10 arrive NJ any If the To-
the Interests 81 both sellers and ny ersoft real estate OF every de>crP-
ton. Attract 81 ltnt-tc Wl waited turn, or 4 city house ~ Lt IN the
West, will BE- registered lll advertised al al their offices, 50 that per
sons IA En.ltn i or IN tAc Eastern Stnes, by calling al any u "a the
compuy'~ oli-e, may ismn aiithr particulars vli oh can i- contnuni
crct tna Personal IA d>tHce, whereby they will be ewah Ell tmnd.c fG
th'ms ives u the eXped enry IL i removal, and 10 make choice oi a
ircri,l siittl To iief object. rss,ir - aud wants.
The company helrsr, tlu irln Tie valuable information which this
Arrangement vulnerable fh-n i'crnn nnIclie 10 farmers IN The Eist
crn states. thousands Will e Induced Ia leave the cold and hlrren Te
siuns nf New England. AMI provide tr themselves ad children a
home ia the more ertiil chime aud fertile regions of The West.
ia. comp nv t.ntN ready to receive commune atoms and attend 10
business. ut tU unlu. indianapolis aud Alton.
They respectfully solicit cOnSisnmvuts Of real estate, and appNra
tions frpn both sellers and myers. Tor desired iniprmiton, which they
wilt ~ptre no puus To- le prepared 10 communicate.
Letters addressed to Ia. AMERICAN Land Agency Company, Post
Pad, VIII be promptly attended t..
L. MUNS.!.i, indianapolis, President,
\. BlFFtn Cincinnati, ) cretaiy.
cI-y fDR tGI EIfEEIT a Allan IUn.t<
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
BsDK BIRDING.
And Account Book Uanuf;actCgV.

HAY, TYLER s co. wholesale and retail dealer, and Nlpaisc-
81 tuners @. Rank -9ecHt4t B1ak, all dealers az St4hoaog- 80. a.
"a iHe-srn Ba,d,ag 90 H4a"Hgfoa sntt, opposite The Palmer Hotel,
lnilihiimis, Indiana. Wlrle There can always be- Olilned. and " III
be Found constantly un hand, the various ARTICLES ia their iiar. Every
description uf BLANK BneN~ Tor county auditors and Treasures, school
co nal.ssi,ncr- aud magistrates. Win or ~ TbpIt printed heads.
la aN their I'll INK Bunksthe Use The approved Patent uudeuf sew
ine. which gives Sresgt eUI grst Feusdsy. Aud l. inconptrahy
superior 20 any o'ier meta'd ever devised Tor blank hooks, aud whl
keep the leaves hrn aud solid whie the bok lasts, instead cot coming
10 pieces, n T. often ule casr with ai other methods. The new method
of - win. rcrdrrS Uic lapSs ,vosti dpIiie the Old kind, thun.h they
Cot 40 "a IRE. la eesauce. durability. and Sl crIor style od finish,
their account b,lks ore equal to the best Eastern work aud no higher
n rice.
ID 7. & Co, are also prepared to msnnf'cture al descriptions Of
Fancy articles. such A. Ladies' aud tscniirlneH : Purt F"ln~, tasktfs,
Card cases, Albums, Spectacle Cases, Cigar Gases, Pocket Books,
aud Note Books.
MUSIC PAPER always on hand. which can be bound in various
sizes. and Bands supplied at the steue-t notice Eg.Hasc arreau d
and buald IN lte hest style, Al reasonable prices and short notice.
Tie most improved phiern Of Il Ruling Machine Is Just received.
Books and paper ruled 70 any pattern.
They are prepared 4, O. all k'uds of binding in French and ENGLISH
Cali and NnuOtto, Plain, LNta, AID SuQef-eAira Marble and Gilt
else Finish. All kini~ ot Law AMI Interviewed wuTa and periodicals
bound 10 match, t. which p rs nal attention VIII he given. Old Books
r-lrsIn nd in ANY sfsr desired aud IN the lowest terms.
REFEpE>cr,-ilon Isaac BLtcgFoRD. Supreme Judge: Gro. II.
DUSK, Treasurer of State, ~. MoRnfs, Auditor of State SAMUEL
NrrRiu. rrr-iientnf State Bank J. VI. RAY, Cashier of State Bank,
q. ~. CAox. Srrfetlfy oil Insurance Company \. w. AonRfs. EsI
y. y. Palmer, 10. bly,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
L'sgDCEANATEDT

A-o1ICE j. hereby given To- th- qualified electors of the town II
y indianapolis. that Al election VI lNc held in the several wards IN
>ais town "n ~ nj y the 3Hh day of March INST, To- elect a Pres
dent, Marshal, assessor. Collector, supervisor aud Secretary To said
t.wn, and a; the sine time, IN wards 40 !, :, and ), To elect /
council man Cor each Of sad wards SAID election as n Ned hv law
L. open NJ | o'c'ocN, an close AT 4 p. NJ, aud he held al the follow
ing places, under The supetinIendence of the Inspectors herein nam
ed, To- wit.
lst Ward, at Iitte's Tavern, Wm. Campbell inspector.
ri g attle Cont House, Andrew smith "
81 - NJ brakes Hotel. VIM. Lii. enieHer &"
Sh g II The Palmer ilnIse. Abutr pue
9Th " al Cheuy's Tavern, Geo. Norwood
9th " NJ IN. paper Min, Ihns. EagleShth
Dne at the judges or u 81 the clerks from each ward will meet Al
The crincil room on the Monday succeeding the eteciiun, al , ochck
+. VI. 10 cunpIe the votes gwen aud award certificates of cleciIon
Gwen under my hand n indianapolis tbs I'LL day OF March, icGi
DAVID v. CUII.EI,
~ ,3w Prcidcn, Common Council. Tadaropols.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

!" Asereans belong tho merit of lnven,'nr the hes,
machinery Tor the manufacture Of cotton, a fact to which
the most extensive factories of England and Continental
Europe can hear testimony. A few years since. the
Emperor Of Russia sent an agent to England. to inspec,
the cotton factories, for the purpose OF ndontinr their
greatest improvement in machinery. Seeing. in the
English factories. fabrics stamped win American marks.
and iuquirng about the reason of il. he was told that a,
American cotton fabrics were superior to English. the
Eng '~h manufacturers were compelled 10 counterfeit
American marks. to find a market for their own. On
hearing tins explanation. the Russian AGENT wisely con
Guided tia, our country was he field for his examination
III pursuit Of the best cotton machinery; and ACCORDINGLY
lie eft England and visited the United states.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
vIsg., De- kT' N0r nENEEiTi

g ~ iLA~sss AND al. lauiI sfa.- There l. no pafsesipn
" irtDr or eA,ius Heai, bat D. subject o. essaSe in Hare ~ hu pnr-
size ASS a . lifsus. iEur. some from tr usces-4t, ~ the etnio, tu.pr
try pursue. are snsr bk.i. a. be- arat krd hy c-iain COMPLAINT fIr.n
oiatI~. anu they need o. re- nnfr cIfeItI 81 Their health. 1hre A. zone
complaint, however. tiat 800 are ii4liria. "a J. CONSUMPTION. An
i"- itifr u-ihr fth and ile Is"r. the hundnnu aud the f.r. the
'inif ahi The ui nln, ne alN- ~sl9-tt q" ~ n,accs. u - dttase
81 Tie G. J. lnait. ana iMe nHy rrnsdl l-lm>i Il scare. attention and
timely ap41nf n.n. lt fr. ur uf such well know unpfr me- n a Al;
- once eNslfr at 'f 't.Inls nseafff. TEASE x SONS CLAIR
lFilD E-SINrE OF NDAtIlDIND CANDY - famous through
od TIE wao' country ir AZ wonderful preventative ELECTS in de
srns HG even Nr~l-- ct COUGHS aud COLDS. when taken n IA.
cui.fn'n ak ~ 81 ihtsc disorders The genuine aulfir ~ ale iv
2iam L. y. l.. sllfI. .Iffsff f. ,r ana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

FAME AND lMMoRTALIrY.-"The conse-
quences which the actions of men bring after
them commonly lie out Of their " to COM
pute. A small seed may grow to a great tree,
a blazing Gre may be smothered in ashes.
Whether the victories Of heroes have done
more for humanity, than the unobtrusivc life
oil love OF an unknown man, is only seen BY
the A!l-seelng Eye above us. Let each one
so the good that Is in his path and in his call
ing, and his work shall remain, even if it seem
TO pass away, and Will bear fruit in its time.
=" Honorable fame, my best Ella" he CONT
nued, turning towards her a full and affecting
glance, must not be COMPOUNDED with I'M
mortality on earth. A name may be repeated
by millions through centuries of years-that
IS fame. The good which you think and do,
the spirit which goes from you, and which
lives and perpetuates itself through endless
generations, this is truc Immortality on earth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

a Shocking CaSe-The Vermont CALIFORNIAN states
That tho BODY of n Young man, named Eastman. was found
a few DAYS since IN his father 5 barn, m Top>ham. with
a bloody face, and other signs Of Outrage The evening
previous he went 70 a spcllIng-school. against the " wishes
of hs parents Ill feelings were excited. but he was
known To return TO the house. Mrs. Eastman. stcp-mo-
thcr 10 the Young man. had not lived in very friendly
relations with HIM. Ills parents are supposed 20 be his
marJeTCrs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
/, subscriber 10 the Columbian Register

Good Sgank-A subscriber 10 the Columbian Register,
IN Kentucky, on renting pay for his paper, SAYS:
=. do not know where shall be NJ tie next PresIden-
ial election nor whether ! shall he a voter any where;
bat if am aiire. though "a thousand miles from the nenr-
est poll or a habiiahie dwelling, | udi sat my hat on the
neares, sfuap. and disposite q ballot for TIE Sage If In
dennrld" II Tor no other reason than n a mere act Of
lustice to one who was basciy dcfraudcd of hs election
four wears ago. That vow was made the day knew Of
hn- deieat-and by Heaven I'll keepii-"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

During the Las, earthquake at Point a peire. a gentle
man was rescued from death by the heroic sf ,rts of a
slave. He was Immediately offered a handsome reward
for his humanity. No. no." said the generous fellow
" nothing for money to-day-all for the love of God ="
History scarcely records a nohler sentiment. The colonial
council voted him ..eOo francs. $500 TO purchase his
freedom, and 500 for an outfit in his new career.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Among the delegates from Hardy county,
Virginia, TO the Baltimore Wing Convention,
Is a mammoth steer. We dare say, that he is
a fair representative of his constituents, and
that he stands at head of the delegation of
which he is a member. None but a parcel of
fools would think of carrying such animals to
a place where none but men should meet. and
where business should be conducted in a manly
style.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28
eGARpA,N AG0INTIN OIL.

E-oH the cure Of ncafncs-. Tains. and The Discharge e matter from
8 The bars. Also, 40 those d~Irfteaie noises like the huxzng Of
insets. falling Il Mater. whizxur 81 >trtm. sc. &c winch re ~ M
to's 81 approaching ueiiur-S. and also s'Hsfaiy attendant uf~n the
disease. Many GeTrous Who have bcen deal tor ten. nnrrn aud TWEEN
~ years, and were obliged 10 Use err tnngri~. have, after using one
oT iwo hasics, throw n ashie Their tfnmpris, teing made I-fieouy we'll.
Read the hoihuN IA tfntn Ihc Philadelphia Spvf 4 rae Jimes-
Drsr>Ess currD--Ne have Heard n guest many I~ak Il the viz
tues ~cAKFNs ACorsIfc Oh a~a remedy Tor Deafness. and We are
sue that It : unsurpassed by auy thing known Ia the purpose. Oe or
t0oin-tenceso f ~ curative ELECTS have been pointed .nt 10 "a thai ale
really astonishing.
fsTo~isHsNc Crrr % DE,r~rss,-T GHarsa certificate has Je-
TecHrfd D. -Nr. ~ Triple. or agent at NcHiEraporf. Mas.
This = Ia oeuus tms INV wife, having been afflicted with the loss
Il bearing tr "a year aud ahni. has suddenly recovered The SINE ~
Tie use a. scapa's oi ior Deafness. a. Was with much reluctance
hat she made irai at u, bat being encoIagci hs the - arpie ct 9th
efs whose names were produced IN favor 1T ~ ufirs. her oou~rnt was
oh nued and am iarrY 20 sly that hT hearing : now more than
onifary acuie. lwish hat those suffering under tie same maiady
might 80 aud do ikewisr.n IHoe.s l.. Pnrsls.
N,fyi uA !sf. klllft. lci2-
Fer thu benefit 81 TtIson~a ta distance. Would add hat Nj Tres
st is Eeplani, d Peasant sicrf. and mii be happy o. ci,e ANY ad-
dfioiai particulars 20 lAec who may weh 10 enquire oflnm.
tH.rirs NHrrtr
None genuine unless WIKI tie words "SCAEFA'S OIL FOR
DEAFNESS blown va each bottle, aud NAH tie niIuen signature OF
u. Ben on The y fafre "a.
Trrgstsdh y g. lei. aud sold wfne~lc aud retail hy .. II. GUN
PERT. No. Ia N,uh Second Sfnrf. ihnadr'piasL
The ~Ih~cuhcrs are SDfE .fGENgS M Indiana for the sale al
S-apafs .Iosusar OIL The bottles are >anii aud can be safei, trans
um, 10 any plt al Tie State. Pre-. 81 PER lsue.
= T1MliA<1A NfDIflV< Nrn a. The Gotr, vorfc,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

Tremendous H~oicl-Elder Swami. while laborinr for
the souls of the Bunker Killers, al tunes j. quite nanny
IN his local illusions Said he. The people have work
cd very hafL and spent Il vast sum of money 10 build
yonder monument IN honor of the dead now if they
would work rs hard and spend ~ much money 10 buiIl
n monument of souls IN honor Of Jesus Christ. they vould
make the devil howl so that YOU could hear him all over
THO United States Even the underestimate If the
elders hearers could not help smiling at the idea Of such
d howl from his Satanic majesty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

HEIIEhN NOM LoZf-tGES approved iy ST., sicI1ns ~ a rnrr
y hf UTms- 'h4ii'n Wfisat iism 80 uy tf moe. plre asd
rims tot"H Lo/f-t1f>a IA 3 ahnguie ~ nh tie medical
& Gully ir tenea, tstafgh. i,fp4a. Ifl. %. In punt C.nsnm4fsr.
LoRclsts. ard like alstiuns. They ar t4ine. Iuce Is ana "a
CENTS ;f A4x.
\ il snllt 81 ir "i.te rniafsiF' ;settisE ~Hh TTTTRS'
bIHLIiDLE~ hNIIIHiIOfs FNIh inst feoeiy.d and fer saie
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-03-28

~ EDtCtNIS, OILS. paints, disc siun~. window glass. glass ware,
-fn Varnsies, brushes. wines, and iquois to- medical purposes,
stalH, cs-nttr~, pesfumsrt. uedral glass ware. Surgira al instruments,
tisse~, 'asendl-h iolacc". IrurI zee AM Spanish eisars. sc.
Tic Subscriber O. lWf receiving a large suipiN q The ir going aui
CrS, Wiz lave ittn lI -i at Tire lowest Iaiss with cash. aud be In
csitruinsdt, stl tAra - a yeEs sntaa profit tor cash "a such barter n =
wti ~f i> iaIlnc-.
Particular c7Ie - iiie paid 20 filing fresci pfions and oompounding
nealiues store oitrtd AZ an hours 81 Tie night. Thankful Ion past
patronage. I hope To iueff q continuance cf Tie same.
indtnapd S. Dec. y. 1913. - FYU4H KING.