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Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

COMMENCEMENT OF THE NEW VOLUME
January, lS45.
THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE,
AND DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

JOHN L. o'suLLIvAN EDITOR.
T1NuE Sixteenth Volume
with the present number The Publisher
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!es Originally established peo Of the deees depression OF
the Demo in the memorable Of 1887 this Review
the long and keeuIy ~ opinion, which The
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Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
FRESH ARRIVALS.
David Crnighead

NNT OULD respectfully infrm his old and The public
w generality that he has just received Or the Eastern cities
selected chased
OF Fresh DEg Medicines, Surgical Instruments Medical
Glasr0 Pam Ots FURNISHES. Ss Of Il pHts Waite Leao
HTnd0sc Glass De Wood Dye S Pare nd Liquors. Brushes
Soaps, Cosmetics, Pe@y Spanish fg and Street Cav
eHd Tobacco together with almost every aTte hs line
purchased his stock principally for Casa he enabled and de-
ternn sell TdSced for for such arces Of
itade he
sicians Country Merchants Pede Painters Fulers Haers
nvads respectfully ed call and examine s stock and
prices.
Particular paid compounding medicines and
store open al all hours. either by day night
Continuance Of the heiee extended to him respect
fnly invited
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
ATTENTION,
Bay 'ohere yOH can bay cheapest,
l.. =. N l.-..f

cltIptsts
.1Hd sell Uhere OdR sell dearest.
ENHE Subscribers
II than before. They
NESS their OLD stand and Stones keeping
tf Kun IN continual Opea0n without loss of time in dressing
one Run will always be They have repaired
their Wagon Shed FARMERS
public GENERALLY No bags accounted
ON The same and the and grain the mill
No bags 10 he len Ia the mill than three days ae
ned unless special orders he Miller
No ag allowed by
Miller getting notice and tax OF the
price will be paid for Wheat in cash. in trade lot Of sheed
Corn and Oats wanted.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
We have received, East general
Dry GoOs Grocefes Hardware and Leather which will he sold
the 0cc for cash. and in exchange for Wheat Corn. Lard
Bacon and hne for produce generally Salt so
bushe by the barrel; Iron dollars IS
and Goods and henre purchasing elsewhere.
Connected with the above is BLACKSMITH SHOP
All kinds of work done order PIvs hand
be sold for produce and CoopeI's Stuff.
JOHN CARLISLE,
DANIED CARLISLE,
mo. McCUTCHEON.
indianapolis, Sent 81. 1874 IA 6m
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
ALBANY LOCK HOSPITAL ESTAE
LESHgED 1880.
Gen. George Cooke, LII. ID,
CONTINUES 10 BE CONSULT
CONFIDENTTALLY.


No. 3, Norton street, Albany, ". y.
ENITS Piauthropc Institution. established. d. 1890 uni
IL versRy spoken OF in the various Peodi the
IAN edce, located IN retired part OF tie ry ceiarEcd
from pare of public Whatever the wi ole OF the build
ing is occupied by patients each wing ie ROOM and not
subject Of Cooke
the Hospital only ply ysan
time and attention the welfare Of the unfortunate The Offices
,ouuation conveniently arranged ground floor
the Hospital stairs also repete with facility for the
recovery patients"
For the cure of the worst forms Of vencrea Disease Gravel
syP'ii oerHtsr Nersens Debility, Mercu-
rial and all other diseases the skim
in Eeir malignant and advanced is
acknowledged TO lie celebrated. Ii is pTove ial tlat
class sppose 10 h iucurahe hv others are spv
and conveniently
trouble familiar with the practice Of medicine he
ably lis patients and frequently the patients of
Dr. Cooke the oldest advertising physician the Al
hany, NJ Y.-his medical are unrvailed.
"Among the celebrated pysrans of tile is Gen.
Cooke NJ d. L. L. ~, Albany, ~ the founder OF the Al
hany Lock Hospital lie is mentioned in tie highest Of
of newspapers hut his worth is proclaimed W the
from the sacred skDemOcruiic pa Banner.
n
crowded with credentials OF highest
honor hold sach doeumeuis and equivalent for
his fee receive corresponding Prerption The aiIic Of
pce after the Episcopal o.dera solid in Ills iosom with
gold buckles in bis shoes- itself induccmen visit
this profound Physician this friend TO humanity Cod"
Orleans
The Lock Hospital America only Phianhropic nsiitu-
on established under the benign auspices Of tie cecTHfed DIR
Cooke at No. Norton street. Albany N " for tie relief and
convenience Of the unfortunate asylum
rmary patients have the best medra attendance including
nursing. which very materially facilitates recovery;
and Dr. Cooke the humane founder Of desirable
and sacred security resides tie premises the most mrreuous
epose the con6dence-eeI
avocaonsand enjoy the ey Of tie eminen:
physician well tie benevolent Of tie ase"EN
roPeaH
/ Dr. CooKE PATIENTS.
NO NORTON STREET, Albany, N. V. I.-Iy
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
NEyY GOshnS

YUST received from Philadelphia Gaydon Hardware Store
sb the large supply OF altcs, viz Building Mate
rails Saddev Materials Shoemakers Findings, Wagon
aud Cooe Tools Blacksnis bellows, An
Top Leather for Carriages Patent Leather Oil C
Carptns Ma!rahe Castings Fancy Plush Sausage and Mnce
pers Looking Classes Glass Lantern, Lard Lamps for Stores
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
CIRCULAR.

PsaI Sra csEc;nery Fruit ard Toy S,ort, L"Hisre Ky
rHNiiE subscriber would respectfully inm his old customers and
u all reduced The price Of his
Candies TOR him TO
is ftvpr this establishment The
furnished for Western and Ssniietn ne
chants Itself Having evey iciy he can Tar ns a @"
all kinds cf fresh aud
dried EEegn ahs of description o all kinds
ai, ehirrns' all their varieties Wholesale dealers are
particularly Hvhed to give hun call. a. BOkib,
ky.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20


rJyfiE undersigned ias old
faf and dim azr ia her fHcead and saddle marks
lame IN the n hind and g shoulder, and IS believed To be-
old aud Is be worth The fees that attend the
course .f Possins and vii: 1r
qesed Ia come and take her
The undersigned three miles northwest Of Mo,nya. Mo county,
Afl.t.iR HOWELL.
December 70, I5fh 3i-3w
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
MEDICAL.
Read what scarpa's Acoustic Oil has

done.
THE GREATEST CURE YET PERFORMED ~ .7k-F-s
.uEDICLkEl 1T MEYER Fails!
FSOm the albany DaIy Kaiekfrbeet1
TnoY, 81
rENHs to certify that T. Willard proprietor
Troy Exchange fIeI having afflicted IN deafness in
years and the oleT m the a YEAR 80 mat
impossible Iondst voice and va
r0us remedies without mpnving hearing IN te least was IN
duord Scpas Acoustic O r The cure ct deafness,
and Is with saf that enabled stale that has
perfectly Restored hearing will be hap
who wishes for information eaon a. my pce IN West
Troy. WILLARD JENkS.
Philadelphia Spirit the Times J. Du soe Esq
his testimony n Of Sera 81,
WHo HEARiThe hest aiele kr the 81
deafness arising from recent cod Is Scarpas Acoustic
On.' We sfesk from experience"
cuRrO-Read the following editorial from the Saturday
ErsRiRg Post;
CunE heard much lately OF the efficacy of
astonishing this
aBqnesouahy peomed As the editor of
our duty To ell public this specific Those afflicted with
Scapa's Deafness well worthy TRIAL.
genuine unless with tie words SCARPAS OIL FOR
DEAFNESS blown IN each bottle Gnd with the written signature Of
q. Bell "a the
Prepared II. sld by ID. ID. NJ
PERT, No 100. North Second Street, Philadelphia
Observe that the subscribers the only agents IN this Stale fer The
e Acoustic Oherelore thse suffering rom deafness can
The Laes small and safely transmitted f
the State. Price 81 per hottie. TOMLlNSON BROTHERS,
Signof lhe Golden Mortar opposite the washington Hail.
India aDoliS Novo
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

TIE Paris Steele, alludng to the determination of
the King of Prussia to give constitution TO his
sabjecs says. Not only is this resolution taken
but it has hccn communicated to The different chan
cceres Of Euapc. The hases Of the constitution are
settled All tiat is TO tc done Is to rronlagate
il and put It into operstion."
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
CHARS AND TOBACCO.

IN (lfl( TaVana Pflncpee, Regaa
iV,OoO Ta5seo>s Nesros Se % ,rsnis
qualify j0Doands SMUT 7ppee Scotch
beceying Tobacco, Cavendsh twist Naod Reef etc.
aud fried nk and chewing Tobacco; boxes
Pr$ on0 stone 900
by the subscribe which very prices
~ e.. MAYER, E,s nf the Palmer House
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
NEW HARDWARE STORF,

NEW HNNDW AiSE EVHtF,
the PRer Ha NOrpO0s Badag, second door from The
Corner.
TINfIE undersigned would public
h he receiving aud opening, directly from Phila
deahia an extensive assortment OF
EE.rtw are and Cutlery
oi all kinds, selected expressly for Ills articles
the best ty insisting fShove Spades Forks Hoes
AYES atcaes Drawing Knives Saws and Augurs larksnhs
Mills Files Plane Bits, Single aud Double %
Building Maerial> of all kinds patterns Knob Locks
German Locks. Chses Rim Latches, Thumb Laiches EOs
Hinges, aud Screws, of all sizes.
Of purchasing article the above line
al
places above will be sold fr
cles OF trade rs he can use. a. BIRD.
IndnnannIis Nov. lSit 9i-y
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
HARDWARE.

received from Philadelphia, atGaydOns Hardware store,
sS Saw large addition the former stock eracIn
Grading cyte of various manufacturers scke< best
malta ase sizes steel shear STEEL american blister
spring STEEL anvi and vices, tacksmt's bellows castings
gctns Copper tools patent Curry knives teshesand
rtsna and Panise tin in sets; Glass lanterns
celebrated stand and hanging lamps for lard opkng
glasses building materials of all kinds adeTy fancy and plain
Plush os skins oil cloth carpetng Maahle castings
aud wire kette7. Sc &c.
Inhianannlis. June J. 1914 so
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
TN gIayRtED MEy.

EHRASS Kettles kettles Coffee Mills, Knives and Forks,
Bncher Knives, Btanra Tea aud Table SPOONS, Shove
and Tonss Canescks and shutters. Also, splcn
did LDoxng GSses Of different aud plterns,
Razos and Strops superior quality together with amo
produce esl2 hardware opposite the Palmer
Ilouse 24-y A. BIRD
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
TO BACHELORS.

TnyE undersigned has hand for sale low for cash, Ira
Chains, Duable barred Locks saws Chisels Piles oi all
Single Buttons with general assortment OF Hard Wal
caiIand see A. BIRD,
Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
RO0T AMID SHOE mANUFACTORY.

FSUtFE AND StEUE HE HEANUEACEVkI.
-, fsNIiE underignei is very thank fn ihe
Ri patronage bestowed him
= past year,, and he bnpes merit n con'puance
3E3 Of the same. lie date himself that by his in
dusiry pnnctualiy and strict attention business
eA8> 10 he ah TO 10 a who may i've
him CALL lie has settled himself in this
prepared line durable and
ether sen. lie will sell his work To correspond with
Shoes
for Yourself
aes Taow Beeswax Feathers Flour, Wheat, &c. &C. wlla
MI times shop few doors Vance
debt will take due notice. 32-y WILEY L. BATES.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

EENIMa DuNEIN has s~21raed undersigned her hus
80 nd without eause pfyctbn all therefore
warned irde with her with the expectation my paying
VIII pay amy d~biS Contract.
February t5s5. 3i-iw-T ARTHUR DtJNKfy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
WAR THE NORFII.

rHNFIE sseI declared Cold ocay his
n inteatus, added his Of Stoves,
Bacl<'s celebrated Patent,
wic l Convenience, cnfrf AMI eromy ngh TO he
Pet Tie invites the bic III examine these stoves. and
ai his s-r milton, calculated provide ssInt cold aud
WAfNWRfGfIT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
ROPE FOR SALE. CUEAp.

have qHanfy of about inch in size,
w hrrs r. which III sell cheaper IhIn be bought
elsewhere his used. Apply a; the Sentinel Office.
3f-ff G. A. & J. 2. CHAPMAN.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
HARDWA ARE.

HARDW AXE.
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
TYLER, DAVIDSON ~ GO.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
No. l26 .uaa street, old UHikd States Baak,
CINCINNATI,
RE receiving their supplies Of English Goods direct
ALsO-AMERiC;AN HARDWARE fTonts Tn
rnaciag all descriptions Of miscellaneous and heavy articles
To tIade esnerany aud Merchants prepared
sell n low can lie btneld east of the mounIais.
hand and well assorted. Goods
IN cash original packages will be sold at The usual commission
- casks bright Trace Chains, g. feet Nos. . and ,;
g5 Z, do 60 20 de, do do do : and and ~ =:
COO Knives aud Fniks, Sambuek, wie and black bcne
stag self tip aud ivory, all qualities;
600 grtss New England Co American Screws;
$500 dozen Greenwood's Patent Butt Hinges, ell sizes;
2090 do rim, chest, pad cupboard and TIL Lacks;
$50 do Files and RasIs, all standard makers;
II casks genuine Arntage Anviis and Vises:
200 cases srads, Tacks and Sparables:
lo9 do Coffee Miis. MI makers aud varieties;
- do horse, wool and cotton Cards;
$40 d,z Collins H. Manns, J. Z. Williams llunt&
Co OhiO Pat. Simmons x Co. sc.
6O0O black and bright Augers, all qualities;
Rowland and Hoe Co.'S eelebad mill, y cut, pit, wood and
circular saws;
Sanderson Bros superior ast Steel;
5pl dUz 4 w Shaws's superior Sichies;
l0Jl do scyihe Sinnes all descriptions;
$50 do do Rides do;
400 do fstI AMI garden Hoes do
AISo-Buidins materials Of all descriptions; Iron, Britannia and
German Silver Tea aud Table brass Goods aud Cal met
makers Hardware in great variety Juniaia aud Boston Nails Ger
man French fancy Goods Inn Wire hlery Kettles
Caps and states The timed and enaeed Ware
AISO-soIE AeExrs FOR BacoNs CoLD LArD LaNrs.
A SUPERIOR OF LOOKING GLASSES.
iae W,LpRoN GRIFFIS MANSFIELD ucfNAN, NEwroS
FRrwrLL TAR, DAarrn KMBArL DDOp, PEhLI MnrrE AND
Other reli kHouH 5rards. 4. u. W.
NNATI.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
NEW LIVERY STABLE,

NEW LIVERY STABLE,
Sale and Commission EsfabEi Slim emf.
FnNHE subscriber has just completed the
n IN II of Of the elegs and
IA Ef~rr~S the situated the al
PtJR 4&S4 ty north OF the Palmer Ilise, indianapolis
Nv %v where will I've prepared alt receive
~ sell horses cOnmissinn and keep horses
Ills old stable, south Of the Palmer HOUSE. is in
operation. carriages all times hire both
Members the ature and others visiting Indianapolis
horses reasonable stable
ther Ia town country. JOHN LISTER.
If
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
SPEgyG sEAT, SADnLES.

TUNI spring saddle, which he
believes superior any both for Comfort and the
desires call aud them. They
will be sold low. }. ]. BUGH,
45u few doors ofthe Palmer House.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

WIN. w. Weaver q Charles Williams.
ia NDERTAKERS and Coffin makers, inform pu
kSsA " that they turned Ia
A4 with the friends of
the Oibe of attending the death friend,
E3J prepared whole
EX4 They furnish a
3 riases required. They hand e0Rs
E8 Attendance a hours Their enable them
E& do their business than heretofore AN orders the
promptly attended
indianapolis, Jan 4lli, 1874. 29-0
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
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Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
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indianapolis Oct y, 1874. scn
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
JOSEPH L. STRETCIIEIl.

JOSEPH L. STRETCIIEEs.
Undertaken and COffiu-1Iakcr,
Washington Street, Nearly Opposite the Post Office.
EA ESPECTFULLY INFORMS the citizens of indianapolis
EsSA u and its vicinity, that he will his attention the
k above bnes with view release friends deceased
td persons from the Indispensable trouble attending
H friend and w0d that lie prepared the
E3 whole business OF funemis If desired any ar thereof
ka3 reasonable such furnishing either a horse
E3 hearse built after the approved style A
N and other appertainns
j. s. would further that he will his charges
able o persons the country
N RAuendlnce all hours. Should
of the a owe engagements charge will be made.
J.I STRETCUER
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20
GROCERIES,.
Cheap Goods for Cash or Trade.
HaEaAnEFBIN

As justneeved in addition stock,
consisting of following choice
ton Of Family Grees staple Dry Gno Hardware China Glass
Liverpool and Boots and Shoes Cotton Yarn Tin
Earen Tobacco, Snuff Cigars,
many Call-fartces to tedious "a
E. H. respectfully in the citizens Of this and vicinity
tint he still manufactures the hest Cider Vinegar Lard and Tanners
Oil; also Searine Candles warranted 10 Tai
or Fd. "
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-02-20

VARIETY COopeT's tools Just received
- lde the mechanics and be heat
Hardware, Sckles Axes, Spades
Chains and other articles uO numerous TO MENTION
will sell lnw for ca sh country produce.
for Wheat, Rye Fla xseed
Beeswax, Taow, Lad goods cash please call and
anime the articles. }. NICoLAl,
E1y or nraEp p3sI
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-11

A man about ihir,y-6ve years old. represent
ing himself to DO a son of Arthur Brunson.
late Of New York, has been going il tolera-
bly, steep of late in Grant County. The first
we hear of him, he is negotiating with Mr..
Bresee, between the Plates. for Bresee's
farm. He was suited with the farm, agreed
10 pay for II $500. hired hands in the neigh
borhood to work it, aud went on bis way north
where he said itwss necessary for him to 60
and see 90 some Of his lands. The next we
hear Of Mr.. Brunson after buying several
farms between Platte and Grant, is at Water
loo on Grant river. where his arrival produced
such sensation as has not before been known
since the final defeat of Napoleon. The
grea, Mr.. Brunson had arrived from New
York--coming with worlds of merchandise,
All the carpenters far and near were at work.
fitting up and shelving store-nons Of your
little country "shaving shops;" bu, a ',jamb
up" store, fit for merchant prince. Waterloo
property advanced. Hurrah for Waterloo
A zig for your Pis,,evilles and your Po,osis
no,e. The progress of royalty never produced
more stir and hustle Bot The time of the
grea. is precious. Merchan, princes cannot
tauy. Mr. Brunson leaves Waterloo 10 as
much haste as Bonaparte-but with flying
colors, for the north. For aughs we know
Waterloo is still preparing the way for Mr..
Brunson. The next and last we hear of this
great operator" is a, Patch Grove where we
find his progress reported by correspondent,
as follows;
Mr.. Herald:--A few days ago Patch Grove
vicinity was thrown into commo,ion, by the
sudden arrival in our mids. Of pretended msr-
chant. who gave out that in a few days he
would ss.onish our eyes with = sight of the
silks Of the ladies'. The diamonds Of Goleon.
ds, spices from ME islands of the sea, and
gem from the ocean. Anon the sound Of
the plane. the saw and the hammer was heard
in an unfinished building. which was prepsr.
ing for the reception Of the sPlendid merchan.
diEe.
Politicians spase with joy Of The OPPor,u.
mites they would have for meeting Of an even.
ins in The "nsw store" Cor talking. Young
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-11
The Halter.

We believe in hemp. wehave never seen
a reason ye, strong enough to weaken our con-
fidence in hemp. Every sigh of sympathy
Tor scouodrels. every sentiment of pity for ras-
calls, every tear of compassion for rogUes. eve
~ attempt to soften the rigors Of the law will
folly violated, is suicidal to our liberties We
say lie, the shield tina, projects the law abiding
citizen in the enjoyment of his property and
personal rights, and above all. in the enjoy
ment ofife, be made broad and strong. The
less security the law affords, the nearer we
shall approach the condition Of Ishmaeli,es.-
Whea law ceases &c shield men. they arm
themselves. The suleto usurps the place Of
the statute. The hanging Of one murderer in
the mines has done more practical good than a
thousand homilies on shooting and ssabbing.
Il sSealhsd the knife for many monlss. Talk
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-12-11

warlike and torn by political convul-
sions, they will invade India, overrun
Central Asia, and penetrate into Eu-
rope as they did under the Tamcrbeg
and Genghis Han. Before the close Of
the lifetime of the present generation,
the population Of the United States,
and with it our commerce and produc-
tive arts, will exceed those of either
of Great Britain or France. We
have the necessary staples and metals
for China, which Great Britain and
France now derive from us, and in fur
nishing which they cannot long COM
pete with us. There is at present, no
great navigating power in the i'm
mense Pacific Ocean. We are destin-
ed to be that power, and then to have
predominant influence in Asia as well
as Europe. May we prove worthy of
our high destiny, in the wise use of
those transcendent faculties, for good
or for evil, which providence has
placed in the hands of the United
States cfAmerica.