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Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

SNSULAR THrNcs.-That the SGte Journal should
seek to convict Democratic Senators Of violation OF
duty in refusing to go into the election Of o. s. Sen
ator, when its editor did the same thing few years
before himself
That it should say that the assertion Of Mr. Polk
that Texas was once part Of our country, was '.a
wiiful disregard o.: known fact" ''unpardonable
ignorance" when its editor must either have known
been surprisingly ignorant Of the notorious fact
that Hon. j. Q. Adams said in 1918 that our title tc
1t was as indisputabe as that to New Orleans, anC
that Henry Clay, in his memorable speech Of Apri
Sd, 1870 against treaty Of cctsion to Spain de
clared it unconstitutional to cede our territory
That the Journal should admit that the tariff ia,
ION coee) increases the price, while il denies that
be the effect other articles-these some of The
singular things in the last Journal-Tocsin.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

THE U. S. SLooP OF WAR PREBLE.-The editor
Of the Boston Post has received letter. giving some
of the particulars Of the sickness of the crew. which
he states in the following paragraph;
The sailing master of the Prebe, William A. Hen
~, and midshipman Smith. of Salem, had died Capt.
Freeland had been very low, but was recovering.
Lieut.. Miller had left in the Erie for the United
States. Lieut.. NJ was on the sick list Passed mid
shipman Fox was appointed sailing master in place
of Henry, deceased. One hundred of the crew were
sick and on shore-sixteen had died. The Preble
went last fall during the sckly season, to Bssau, on
the coast of Africa 10 relieve the inhabitants from an
attack made on that place by the negroes The off,
and crew of the Preble mostly northern men
as are all or nearly all those who have hitherto been
ordered the coast of Africa by the former Secrea
res of the Navy and hence the fatal illness which
prostrates so many. The cruise Of the Preble wa:
considered up The physicians recommended
strongly that her should again, in their pre-
sent feeble state of health, be ordered to the coast
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

rections- This in France is regularly organized
trade, having extensive Insurance arrangements to
cover goods almost to any point in the interior Of
Spain chihuahua alone consumes some 81, 600 900
Of goods At prices ranging IO0 per cent above those
In the United States, for the protection Of the con-
sumers, of course. With the advancement Of the
United States population, this premium on smuggling
vii daily become more tempting, and the result may
PROBABLY work out a civilized systefn OF com
mercia policy, although our own laws present similar
barbarisms.-N T. Ners.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

LOOK HERE.-Some four or five years ago two men
from some part of Indiana, took drove of horses to
the South, and sold number in a neighborhood aud
left the notes with gentleman for collection. The
money has been collected, but the who left the
notes never called for it. and have never been heard
of since Further information be had by address,
ing letter to this Office, post paid-PGOli American.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
3 Z Z Z Z z Z 9 Z Z
| WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

& z z 2 : z 2 2 9
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great American Remedy for Lung Complaints,
and all Affections of The Respiratory Organs.
We do wish ire or heaHh Of The am ced
sincerely pledge no assertions as 10 The
tues Of this medicine and hold bO suffering humanity
which facts will warrant.
We tie attention a considerations
Nature, in every part Of her works has len ndeible
adaptation aud design.
The constitution Of the Vegetables Of the toud *
such that they could not endure the cold Of the d zOne
versa.
In regard disease cure adaptation not less striking
The Meas Of iceland, the Hiid cherzy Northern
,udes land "Dr w,rAEs BIIs compound chemical extract
from hese have long been celebrated complaints prevalent only
In cold climates Indeed the distinguished
ayerred thar furnishes every country sntdoies for lis own
peculiar diseases
cosscnTrIOs in is confirmed nepeni stages Coughs 4ha
Group aud Lr1 C0pa form by far Of disease
known TO our land Yet these
simple yet pore manned above which are scatr
ed, ~ enecent Providence prevail
3he Of THoAAs CozENs Of Baddon6ed ~ j. is related
By EneHi and that TEuTH
IS sworn 10 befone a Justice Of the Peace.
HADDOSrIrlD, N. J., April 20, 1888
On the l day December Is4I was taken with VI
Oien the Liver which continued for about i've
days and followed by the breaking something In
wardy, which relieved the he to throw up
quantity OF offensive much blood Being great
y alarmed at his applied physician,
could do but ue for me except give me Mercury pills. which
refused 10 lake. feeling satisfied that they could do good
then procured by nv wife and friends and nopa
did good still
continued few day
scarcely breathe seized with violent cough which 81
times had beEne,
and disease continued in this
uay when all hope Of my recovery given up and NY friends
al uet voul die with AT
aenI, when life
Of DR.. Has BalGm Of BId Ches and got bottle which
eved Immediately and by the Of 0ay
cne, all pains removed spttng
and corruption entirely stopped and few weeks health
so Ear restored enable work (which
pene) and up 10 this time have enjoyed good health.
WIrNEss-I am acquainted with Mr. Thomas Cozens and having
him during his illness
fun credit. SAMUEL II. BORROUGHS.
Gloucester County. So
Personally me- subscriber the justices Of the
Peace f the said Thomas
fmed according law, saith the above all things
true. THOMAS CoZENS.
Affirmed before the 10Th day Of April, 1913.
J. CLEMEST.
a~J-We publish no
S WrsrARs BALsAN" sold 81 per bottle, bottles for IS
n Of Fourth By
SANFORD PARK, Agents fur the West For by TOM
LINsON BROTHERS, oay Agents in EadanePois IEIH Co.
-Tere IIaute Ia CT wLsrAcK-Layetie, Ia. W HUeHrs
SrEvESs-Cenevie, Ia JAsEs NooDs-KnRstown la.
JoHN Ia DR. L. BEEcHER-FOu Wayne,
JoHS GoRDoN-Saem, ia. VIM NJ WooLsEY-Eyansvfe Ia J.
and by regular agents established in all
5 portal throughout the Stite- 4l-Y
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

DANIEL WEBSTER AND HIS PURCHA sERs.-We
are pleased to find that there Is one whig who looks
upon the creation of the Webster fund in its proper
light A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette,
influential Wing paper, in an article headed "Web-
ser bought up, justly characterizes the transaction
'' wholesale bribery and says: - we getting
back TO the times of George II, Lord Bacon, if such
things this are approved by leading moral papers
of any party" He adds: This is the third time
Mr.. Webster has been bought-twice before has the
money been paid him-now the purchasers have
learned wisdom and put it in trust..''
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
AN ORDINANCE

To amend Ordinance entitled AN Ordinance TO raise
Rerene IN the of Indianapolis ordained and estdb
Iished he ISt day Of March, Il. D. ls45
SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by The Common Council Of The
Tocn of Indidndpos That much of the ordinance TO
this amendment requires the Assessor list
the of indianapolis be- and the here
by repealed.
Ordained and established this sth dayf April D. lS45
JOSEPH A. LEVY,
President Of the Common Council Of Indianapolis.
Attest las C. JORDAN Secrefdrg.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

The Quebec Mercury gives an account Of the death
by cold of Donald BIcLaren, who was employed to
carry the mail from Mets to Ristigonche, 81 miles,
which he did on foot twice week, thus walking III
the winter on snow shoes l94 miles every six days
with mail bag weighing from 30 TO 40 pounds upon
his back. He was man Of iron constitution, whose
powers of endurance the wonder and admiration
Of all who knew him. The heavy storms Of January
were too much for him, and he was Ill for week
after which be renewed his journeys, but with dnin
ished strength. In one Of them he encountered Sc
storm and was overcome in the night and forcee
to seak shelter under spruce bushes, where he wa
found by another carrier, who bad feared he would
unable to make his way. and had generously gone al
ter him. He reached house alive, but very weak
and soon after died
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

RAILROAD Acc1DENT.-We learn that an accident
occurred the train of which left this city
terday morning for Cumberland when Skyesville.
The train was moving off from that place, when the
boiler of the locomotive exploded, scading the engi-
neer and conductor, but not seriously No injury
sustained by any of the passengers. The train was
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
Sale of Land Mortgaged TO the Scli0o


NOTICE hereby given that Friday the sh day Of June next
~ ten O'clock House door in Franklin, John
county, following land much thereof viii
nav the debit bide tbs hlving bee tor
ed for failure 10 nav the ne est according Of The
mortgage The or the and also The FIRST half OF The
w or OF the or of containing 60 Mort
gagged by Philip February 1870 debt interest," dam
agt and costs, s l6S 6li.
The in hand approved mortgages or The prn
NP' " M ~ VIZ - - JACOB sIBERT,
ifdd Johnson Co.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
Dr. Wistnr,s BaIsam of wild Cherry.

oeebated remedy compound balslmc preparation the
Cherrp Iceland combined by chem cal
with Of Pine So saluay have been is eets in
an cases when ASTHMA, CoSsUMPToS,
anv disease Of the lungs distinguished physi-
recommended it, End oer acknow edged
the valuable dscvered IL Is truly valuable
eeng immense amoan OF good n the relief OF
suffering humanity
a-,-See advertisement 4-y
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
4.4S3.529
7.0l5.5C0

The last estimate that made by the Govern
ment. Now, of these 7,0l5,50O persons who occupy
Mexico it is known that S00 600 only of all the class
es, except whites, read and write of the lOOO,
900 whites one half males, and of these the high
est estimates made one-ifth who read and write
Here then, out of population of 100000, there
are only 100000 who are in any respect fitted to take
part in the public affairs This small class is direct
ed by few military men, and they call the whole
"republic" The exports from Mexico for ls4l were
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
TnNIINSON RROTuERs


Have appointed agents Indianapolis
EIIoving valuable MeiieiEes:-
HPDr. Vistar'S IsGISaTn Of wild Cherry,
For the Coughs Colds, ConsumptiOns Asthma Phihsc,
and complaints of the Lungs and Breast Price 81 90 OOs
1Bristoi's Sarsapar;IIa,
For curing seroa Teers seIas, Cancers and malignant
es Mereu Diseases and all disorders edencins mPury Of
the blood Price 81 co per bottle
UDr. VVilIiamsOn's Pain SOother,
For the TOOTIAcIE II viii obstinate
contains particle OF KeOsOIe other
poisonous deleteriOu drug Ai Pg
bottle.
GTGridICy's Ointment,
by many. ey oiutruent
ey letters, or Rheam Seaa Head RAgDOrn,
Price IS bottle.
GPDr. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
of 'PILES' capable being
pared admirably adapted for the relief and thorough Of this
distressing disease Price 81 90 jar.
UFDr. Wistar'S Gcntfc PHrgativc Pills,
An excellent Medicine FOR S Had1ohe DypPsia and Indigestion
9vhee HIstar's BuLam Of Had Cherry usedsh any
His PdL should invariably resTted
IPDr. StsrI6wcaiher's Hepatic Elixir,
For the cure of Hssr c~pal Dyspepsia, See advertise
mem in another Price 81 per
GTBecl<er's Eye Baisam.
wonderful article for curing The most obstinate casesof SORE
INFLAMED EYES,. Aso curing scrOfulous
sOs eyes and nhamed eyeas Prce37l cents.
UAlcbasi's Poor Mans Plasters,
relieving PAIN description. For ek backs misery
he and Breast and all other diseases that require ea'sra
pcausOohns and pleasant wear and IhOes who once us
them will buy other. Price only l2l cs
! TOsgOOd's Endi:s Sho;agogue,
An unfng remedy the of FEVER AND AGuE, pleasant
and delightful USE its eectsaways removing
vsstgs OF complaint. Price 81 so per IoiIe-
PFOsgatc's Anodyne Cordial;
Highly by the medical faculty and Others the be st
medicine DirrEg Bore Complaints. Cholera hobHs, aud
sang Complaints OF Children Price 81 bottle z-y
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10

THE POPULATION OF EAST BosToN, opposite Bos-
ton, is now 5000. Twelve years ago it was fire
one family.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
s2O,oOo,00O
I2,3cO,COO
S1.7GO.OOO
Excess Exports,

Excess Exports, S!,fOU,UOO
This indicates the extent to which smuggling Is
carried on under the absurdly oppressive laws "to
protect her home industry The duties collected on
the imports were So 2S7 COZ, or about 40 per cent.
average. The corruption of the government officers
is proyerbial, and, consequently, large quantities Of
goods are entered even now, without paying duties,
even when carried the Praries from the United
States to Santa Fe Some details of this trade for the
last year will be found under the commercial head OF
Yesterdays paper. The consumption of cotton goods
is very extensive in Mexico and the import OF cotton
twist is prohibited by the Prorideni government, os
tensiby to encourage "home manufacture" " butreal-
ly to raise money by selling permits for its nroduc-
ton to English merchants There are in Mexico fifty
three factories, having 131 $50 spindes, which con-
sumo about 100000 pounds of cotton per annum
while the growth OF Mexico is about 600 900 pounds
only Taere are about FIVE Thousand hand looms in
Mexico which work up all the spun yarn into cotton
cloth, the price of which will average twenty-five
cents, for article worth ten cents In the United
States The benefits which the Mexicans derive from
paving the makers of this cloth the extra fifteen cents,
are s.untold" Now, the Mexican frontier adjoining
the State of Texas is about three thousand miles In
length, with no means if the officers had the will, to
prevent the smuggling of sufficient goods to supply
all Mexico. This process has hitherto been kept IN
check only by the barren waste of eight hundred miles
to be travelled before reaching her cities from the
United States and It's demoralizing influence Is the
legitimate result of the absurd notions OF ''pro.ec-
tion which, in Mexico, is more openly adopted than
In the United States, direct means of extortng
money from the people.
The irrational debt Of this oppressed race Is as
follows
Internal debt, Sle,9SO@O0o @
United States claims, 2,4cO,0C0
4 Other claims, S,Vo'oOo
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
IMPORTANT!
Il: EOsyatc's AnOdyne Cordial.
A safe and G sctu1l Remedy for the
NJ NJ 4TNVrC

- ,
SUMNER CO OMPLAINTS,
DiarrhGa and Cholera OrbH also F0nt cHd SpaROde ces
This Medicine for the above complaints
remedy Hundreds Of have the know
ledge proprietor where speedy has been effected by the
Curda after the remedies had proved
an extensively used throughout this State and
elsewhere many yeahas been approved and used IN
tee by great respectable physicians be
their certificates and recommendations accompanying each
bottle.
discovered be certain and ecual remedy for
the intestine diseases produced drinking Of The waters d the
States. which renders OF
uesnsbIe in those sections Of the
country.
To the pn against decepon The external abe o.
which entered (acesiin1 70
act of Congres Northern Dist Of New York. the sh
day Of November, Anno Douini, ls4o
fac-simile Of the riopet signature VIII be iound on ne ooiet
For sale by ToMLlNsoN BROTHERS, IndisnsPoIis <I-y
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-10
@s4.l5O.OOO


The customs were solemnly pledged for the pay
ment of the first item but the highly respectable late
Dictator seized them for his own use. The whole
revenue of Mexico for 1910 was Sl2,I44,loi' oerls-
ed from most ruthless extortons The natural effect
of this misgoyernment in Mexico will now have the
same effect in Texas, as does that of Spain III the
frontier towns of France viz the formation OF ex-
tensive depots for goods to into Mexico In all d.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-18
,rOus OFTHE CALIFORNIAN.

TTUM5 OF IIII1 VFAI1I1DNoI'H1
r,o1 weekly at $500 per annum, or $3.50
% discontinued until arrearages are paid ex-
Y i,ts option of the publisher.
',saisoments inserted at the customary prices.
i' '., advertisements to be paid for in advance.
The New York herald., 1845-12-11
Board or Education.

DEc. lo-A regular meeting of this Board was held
this evening the President, Isaac X. Johnson in the
chair Upon the first calling Of the roll there being no
quorum present. the President decided that the Board
stands adjourned This opposed by portion OF the
members present and after ,ome copsuation IL W az
agreed TO defer adjournment for fifteen minutes fur
ther to give on opportunity tor of the sbsenses
come in After short lapse Of iime quorum was found
to he present The minutes of the llst meeting wore
then read and approved
A resolution from the Finance iniee IA present,
ed, asking an appropriation of $500 for the District
school House, No q of the l7tn ward which was &C.
cepted and passed.
resolution from the committee was then eub.
med asking an appropriation OF S27S0 for the purpose
Of fitting an furnishing School House No H. located
IN Greenwich street in the lst Ward which exceeds all
Of $3.50 This resolution caused very general
hnd was opposed mainly upon the ground that IL would
bnJrd plausible pretext for fartner appropriations
being askei for upon the part OF the ds Scnool
that 81 600 quite sufficient for all suitable expend
uteshat II was inudici to lavish the public money
ior some new method Of Improvement suggested from
day TO day, by different ine rested individuals In the
passage OF this resolution Afer continued discussion,
the report ana resolution were accepted and adopted
The Auditing Committee reported several bills Of
small amounts and OF no general interest which we're
read, accepted and concurred it,
from the Special Committee appointed one OF vsi.
TALON 10 schools No and 49, in The lih Ward it sp-
pears that the average weekly number of scholars no
aend school No. is ll0 and that nine tesche are
smpoj ed 10 the different departmentsthree males ard
M iemales-at the yearly expense OF S6450. Ip school
No 10 SIX teachers employtd-two malos and four
females, AZ the yearly expense OF $500 This report
vas accepted and ordered on Ale
~ was lheh moved that Committee Of Ave DO appoint
% 10 aAe nscetary steps 10 revise tho amendments OF
10 tho last Legislature, which
Rich, Mason, 5edgwick, Emmett sne Wbaslsr
Alter which the Board adjourned
The New York herald., 1845-12-11
NEW YORK HERALD.
New yor,., Thursaay. December II. isa5.
WAR Fsyeg. 1s WALL STREET The besieged

WAg FsvER ~ WALL STREET The beaieged
cannot hold our much longer 81 far two bulls have
been slain End about dozen severely wounded
some lnortaiy There ia not sisir division Of ,ces
the bears are 100 strong 10 numbers end The bulls arc
tung short Of ammunition. Unless ad soon ar.
liye-, they must surrender or Be extsrmina,ed Tie
sce0e q action looks dreary and dull enough We
look FOR 9 grand explosion every moment There
mus. be revision, bu, il win be confaed ID 4 ew
Wall street brokers'
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

Our RELATIONS WITH BUENos AYREs As far as
We can learn, the mission OF Com. Rosseau, IL
pacific, commercial one. Our information from COM
mon but credible report is that he is instructed to
with view TO ascertain what commercial advantages
they offer to the enterprise OF the United States That
ne 10 also 10 negotiate but with the authorities Of
Paraguay, IN the hope of extending trade into that
ich and hitherto secluded territory and pave the way
to regular diplomatic relations with its government
NatioRa! Intetigeneer, Dec o.
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

COMMERCIAL PAosPAcrs The commercial pros.
rscts q me Unted States At the present time, are
brilliant and glorousin the extreme. There is moth.
iag q create thr slightest ruffe on The broad sur
face, exec is the Oregon question, which s be-
glanlag 70 throw everything INTO confusion. II all
questions between lhis country ard England were
setil q, there would be an unbuunded rise in COM
msreiai prosperity but Oregon il the little black
cloud II lhe easlLhal thrsaLcns Z aLnrm
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

AosE HoAYMG 1t i lntimated in 4 morning pa
per, thai the recent letters on Mormonism, under the
signature ot Emma Smith, and other women, are
nosxes, and were written IN this neighborhood
Nn.u III liz
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

PcsT OFFICE EATLhPEisF We yesterday re-.
ceped, through The P,et Office, another parcel Of
English papers that came in The steam ship Cam
bria Tie Z arrived last Thursday, one week ago.
This Is enterprise
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

ILLlNois CASAL We understand, says the Otta.
wa wa Const,tuflonatist, tiom Mr. Goodiog, the en-.
sneeI Ihat the Work on the whole line 10 nov pro-
gressing very rapidly hsre being non at work 1900
msh snd proportionats number OF teams carts. &c
ne asn snd channel at Lo sale will be pretty much
completed By the st vi January oext The forcs an ~
lire l. ausmeptins very fast ~
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

CoTIoN IS Pow 81 This may be considered now
al axiom, rot only II commercial affairs, but il
diplomatic questions II England should ylessrve
he peace q the world, and se,de the Oregon ques-
toa, ha lnAue &c Of cotton viii be the ins,ru I en-,
Ell cnnn Il
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

MoRMcNs IN HANCOCK County. Ill 1t appears
iron the Census recently taken, that the popul.tion
Besides this thors about 1000 In the vicinity Of the
city, making in all about is 900 Nsa1y all the Nor
mons ora now living In Nsuyoo ita vicinity, and are
nclnded 10 the above estimate The population of the
whole county u sstirnatod st about ~. 900
The New York herald., 1845-12-11
navigation oT tho ONO River
MONEY MAKkE II.

"wednesday, Dec. io-o Il. NJ.
Quotations for stocks still deciting Long Island
fell of per cant; Norwich & Worces'eri; Vcksburg
/; Pensy lvania SIS Morris Canal /; Farmers Loan /;
stonngton !; Canton /; Oh esi
At the second board Long Island advanced per cent
Canton IL; Morris Canal /; Fstmers' Loan Ii Norwich
Worcester At; Reading II. r.
AS instance Of the popularity of tho stock opera
ons Of the past few days is only necessary to state
that TUESDAY, at tho first board Norwich Worces
ter sold at s at the second board of the day sales
made at 76 At the first board this morning sales
made at H. and at the second board at sa per ceat
What portion of these fluctuations produced by he
Presidents message ?what part by the recent foreign
news and part by the cornerng operations OF the
Wall street spectators 7
The late decline Ia quotations for stocks has been
much greater than is imagined. Pces current the rst
three Gays Of this week. compared with the 6rs three
days Of last, show tho following variations.
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

TBs RECALL or Mn. PAKENHAM-Tb. reoor,
oi the recall OF the British Minister al Washinston
vas iret started by the Boston Pos-n referenca ~
which statement that paper now ssys:-"We gave tbs
statement upon What we considered good authority but
the authority was oil nature we were not and are not
a. neny to explain. II may pr vo incorreci; but we
sl believe n II do not prove true to the extent at frat
ltimsed, tnorc Wili appear to have been movement
bly, % n nlaca1
The New York herald., 1845-12-11

We sec it announced la the Po.son papors
tht Mr. Mnrny the nulUr rfe pnh,she isf " of
lrrlsnd hi Nu.e, hold m,hne ofa Musical res i
val IN the I'bsrase'' on I"esday I've Ing g,.x.
One Hottie of Dr. Has,ings' Compound sy-
EUP or NSPHl HA W II ov- rs eficsc a cure Tor
Consumption, As hms spttisI Of blood, and ~ ds ses Of
the respiratory organs Pee 81. Fofss 81 17S DIVISION H.
phitadsIphis Agent for tho Herald, Zisbsr
CO. Ledger Building Third street who receive sutscr
bs and have single copss for sale daily o'clock bal In