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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-17

BNE subscribers beg leave TO their friends and the
public leased this well House,
Third aud Fourth This Hotel
gone through general change has Bar attached which
render those who wish retired
Attending No pans will be spared
call comfortable
large and commodious.
travelling community respectfully invited call they
advantage the hnuse centrally
pa city, convenient for County Merchants
those travelling East West
lTwo STAGES this House Mondays
days and Fridays Rockville and indianapolis other
fof IIisboroueh, Bainbndge aud Chllicslhe, Ohio.
c.e,,,,s. o. 1.Is;t 4 + FFRRSSsiER Prepristors.
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BOOT AND SHOE NIANUFACTORY.

him lie has permanently himself place
prepared 10 make thing in his line durable and cheap
theT ea hmen lie will sell his work correspond with
the mandatory shall sell for his
call and Shoes and sdgc
FOR
Hides, Taow Beeswax, Feathers Flour, Wheat &c &c. will
al times be received for work shop few doors east Of Vance
Beaiiy's and Stephens which
de- 81 las duo l..
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NEW GOODS.

EUST received from Philadelphia raydon's Hardware
~ Of the articles viz Building Mate
makers Curriers' and Coopers Tools Baeksms' Bellows
wills and Vices Top Leather for Carriages Patent Leather Oil Cul
Capetng Aaleabe Castings Fancy Plush Sausage and M>s
Choppers Looking Classes Glass Lard Lamps
and plT0Ts, c. es, Chimney Gil Wicks
Dec.
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G9ENns4E

1E1ENTIsf e5
N HUNT the liberal patronage
TO HIM for yeas this place takes pleasure
announcing public generally that he prepared
perform necessary the
raj teeth insert artificial teeth pivot
with without artificial gums whole or half by suction
o pheric pressure
lie would country dentists that he viii ill order for
spiral springs sc reasonable rate. Office on Illinois
street first door north of Washington, West side. 24u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-17

Also every Of Blank Books In all their Blank Books
they make Of the and method
which renders them mcomparaby
old NODES n Of
strength and durability, and thereby preventing from falling
speedily TO decay as has heretofore Oen been the
Also, binding with and improved
binding, far superior that which general
Old books bound in style desed
terms.
The Patent Ruling Machine,
Is used In all Of Blank Bouk Binding This
edy improvement the former machines that pu
pose.
1RAGS wanted In exchange Cor books binding cash
9th articles. ON
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Let the corld take notice and be careful not to bug the
SUGAR coATED)
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Unless EVERY BOX has it the written signature of
the original inventor and patentee,
G.. Benjamin Smith, NJ. ID.
FutHESE pleasant Pills 10 the natural
- drairs LUNGS, SKIN and
BOWELS-hketo in the practice of medicine and
complete has been their triumph all other medicines that many
have led contain powerful Dineal b
examination by DIS CHIFFON. RANDoLFH, HUNsoroN and
others, this suppolion is proved 10 be gonndless
Sold in New York 79 GREENWICH STREET, also BY RUsHroN
Co., 10 Asroa HoUsE.
Pamphlets O be had OF gratis.
~ B. Persons will notice The label indian
figure, crossed with fine red print
The genuine also he bought with safety nj Dr. Gu0ns
Mrs. Hays l39 Fulton
yn and respectable throughout he United States
PILES! PILES!! PILESt!
ERR. HUMPHREYS Vegetable Ointment M The Piles o srie Nv
~ T0MLINsON BROTHERS,
OLIVE OH.
6p BOTTLES Olive Oil superior quality which an
e3SJ tsaiad received fronhe importer ae
the subscriber. CHARLES MAYER, Iferse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-17
BOOK BINDERY
and Blank Book Mandatory,
AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
l. A " f. dr ID LZEL L,


0FBLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS-G
AND WHOLESALE srATfoNERY.
VIVA Keep constantly hand their Bindery situate
w Washington street. Of the Journal Office and directly
opposite the Post Office complete supply the
tcIes usually kept in similar establishments viz:
Deeds Records, Cap nediuz
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Il. HEDDERLY

EHAS Cor sale, Sa, QHeenswafe, Sonewae, Dys Snfs. 80
Nails, assorted sizes with all other articles usually kept
will sell chesPf cheaper than any other establishment
the place. 10y
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

IN ono EST spanshCigars, Havana Princpse Regaa
Tahscos Nesros Sc 600 Half Spanish do or
quality 502ouns happee Scotch Macahoy
Tobacco, Cendsh twist Narod Reef 100
hounds dried chewing Tohacco boxes white
Pipes; pie 900 Pipe received
ibe rallof whie, he viii sell
~ &. MAYER, East Of the Palmer House.
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T'O WARRgEsD N1Cy

EE RASS Kettles. Tea kettles, Coffee Mills, Knives and Forl
Butchers knives, Britannia Tea and Table Spoons Shove
and longs Of all sizes Cdndescks aud Shutters Also sple
did Looking Glsse OF different pattern
Sops Of quality together with
article in his line all for sale o cash
and produce, the cheap Hardware store, opposite the Pain
House 24-y A. BIRD
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rnNanCAEl1a


 Per shlp Tallahassee fin New-York-M wnring & co s d Jonesi Hopkins & Willisi F IT Brooks: Edw Center & co; A MOrehonse; K R Belknapi Hopkins < WiherAl W ROAe; Helnan X Cohen; Howell x Son; Campbell, Owen X co; E Ledynrd COS T Ora. ham Son; Jno Cummins; Fosdick d Charlock; Meeker.
 Per bark W Wheaton i'm D0stOn-M Taught & CO W II BnHntll; $ & Joues; K king Ii Rivers X co Fry, Bliss co: Hayden Leei Smith, Dabney eos A Hooper.
 Per schr Elyira fin Philadeph phia-Godwin & Davisi C McCord; Beers & Smith; l C Duiiose X co; Twelves & co; Moine Gas c0; Magee & cos Campbell, Owen x co; M BuulemeI, Dobh X Green; $ w Allen; D 5 Ball
 Fer steamboat Montezuma from .>ew-Oreans--C FuOte X cb. C Davenporii Wesiitdt q Bro; Rugeiv Mann co; Smith, Dabnry & co: J Chamberlain, l. Vni; Dorranee X Stanardi Ware Chesbrough; Camp hell, Owen co; Henry; Aiuney 61 co; J r JewetI; M iichelt X eo r E Pomeroy, Tay lori Kelly & IenJ Il Huher; P Cook &, ru.
 Per steamboat Fashion i'm New -0rleans-J II Hu- ber G Westtllt dk Rro; Wnring X co; Foster & Bat telIe llnnphtes, Walsh X CD; smith, Walker q co; hc- Coy x Johnson; Ware ChesbrUugh; Rugeiy Mann < co: Keith; Bnrron Mead & co; Wiihers & co; E l. Andrew k co; Knapp X Shnltz Cook & Gage X Pust D Edgerly; C Center co; Dorrance & Stnnard 6 X ] E smith; E Todli I.eei ] Chamberlain.
 Per st tennboni Agnes from New Orleans-D Eagerly; Wilson k May Smith, Dabney x co; f Jewett.
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revenues. Al the present day, the nmgueyr asit is called m rarts of Mexico. is extensively cuili- valed in the State of Puebla-the town of ChoIua being surrounded by large plantations of il. IL is also cultivated to a considerable exteai in other paris Of Mexico. The pnlque ia still the national drink and is highly rellsled even by some foregners.
 Bui we have already extended this article 10 too great length. We will close bs saving that from the best information we have been able 10 procure. Southern Florida, from climate and location, ispecu- liatly adapted to the culture of Sisa hemp, sea isl and cotton, Cuba tobacco, the sugar cane, the coffee plant, the orange, banana, pantain, pine ap- pie, &c. The Grst we think would succeed well at least as far north as S49. Independent of it's being profitable agricultural article, Il would doubt serve q valuable purpose for fencing. In the exlen- si.e praries of the Souih and Southwest, if found this purpose, it's value could scarcely be | estimated.
 l Within The pust year portion of the tropical re- gion ot Florida has been survey ed by Government. and part is to be brought into market in January. We may then look for he gradual occupancy of these
 lands by permanent settlers.
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TIE TARIFF AND MR. WEBsrER.-W hen Mir Webster, on d recent occasion al Faneui Hall, delivered speech on the expedtncy of ahandonng Oregon md all the country west 0i ine Rocky Monn- lains, he took occasion to praIse the existing Ia il and the expediency of building up nonled arisioc. racy. In the of hls remarks he stated as fol- lows:
 "We have been referred by the locofoco party To the great manufacturing towns Of Lowell, and SpriGg- field, and Dover; rul he would remark, that If the tariff be destroyed, those places and the rich mano- facfmers would not suffer Ihe most Il was the shop man uacinreis, the makers uf boots, and hats, and clothes, &c,, who would suffer; aud if ihe Iarih should be destroy ed, not of those who lived by their labor the beach, the anvil, could ist atmtipsmonh."
 This, as ia, as onr observation went, was laughed at as n specimen of the most arrant deuagogue ism. The able correspondent o he Union. "Bundelcund,' remarks upon this as follows:
 "Since reading Mir. Websier's assertion, have taken pains examine he tables of imports and ex- ports as far back as 1910 inclusive, in order see how much in value of boots and shoes, and how much Ill value ofhats, have been imported ino and exported from, hIs country; and find the result as follows, viz:
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NEw PuBLIcATIoEs -Messrs. Appleton & Co. of New York, are engaged in publishing series ot works for popular reaIing under the tite of he Lii era,y Miscellany, two numbers of which lhey have kmdl, sentus.
 The irsI Is entitled GTtruds, n tale by the author of Amy Herbert, and is the second American from the last London edition. IL is an octavo volume of 333 pages and it's paper and topography are very neat. We have noi had leisure to peruse it.
 The second is a work of reputation mt sufficiently read in this c"untry. IL IS entitled Msmo,rs 9f on Ameucaa Ladg, wuh sketches of name rs and scene Y Iii Ameri"a as they existed previous To the Rcvo. lulon, a. il Is wrnlen, as some of our readers wII recnllrcl h"m ns title. by the celebrated Mrs aRANT lis account of the manners, habits, Dur ul's mi amnsemens of nur ancestry some two ol t'ree generations back, drawn up in simple bul sarhc lAneHage by one who participated Tn all she describes. ill be peruscd with profit as well as de iighl bv every reader of taste.
 Both these works are for sale at the Bookstore $. " Allen.
 While on the subject If books we take inc occa sion to acknowledge our obligations to some unknown friend for copy of lane Austn's capital noyel en 'lei Pride and Prjmdics. and copy also of lhe ad ventures of Capt. Simon Suggs, ate of the Tara poosa vounteers,-7a ths Census Sc. by n coun try editor, which were placel anonymously on oul table several days ago. Every one, subject to the blues, should lose time in possessing himself of < copy of Suggs' adventures. It is perfect nntdols to me elancholv
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Nnw.yoRk-pe1 .hin M TnlI.hs..s.-aoo L.a. n.lI.,

NEwYoRK-Per ship Tniahassse-a00 kegs nails, ,27 eks vinegar, assorted mdse.
 PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Elvirs s-30 bDls elder, 25 tons coal, I9a bxs glass, 5e2 pcs holiow-ware, &c.
 B0STON--Per bark " T WbeaIon-32 bxs tobacco, 10 shoes, 42 rkS qnor 90 bbs S0 pkges mackerei l0 pkges wunenwate, 3eO kegs nails, 2O bSs pickles, 75 dn cnndlrs 2S cks oil 29 hds clas bO Pkgrs inrnl 20 do domsstirs 200 bs yrueap,rs 100 packages shoes, lu0 bhls sugar, id0 empty hbls &O.
 PORTBhkD-Per schr Sylvia Wildes-200 bxs Ash, 1000 strings oni,ns Fl lbls potaoes, 3l do apples ll do ciJrI 10 do, 10 hf do beef, IA bales hay. NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Agnes-l25 bbls flour, 5 Inf da beef 50 sks outs, 10 Kegs butter NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat MonteEnma-27i bb4 1our 23O do whkey 24 do olass-s, l2 do pork, do hhs haeon no pcs baggng 229 coils rope 100 bxH candles, b hhds sugar 50 hxs cheese, qr casks bhl. brandy 5 kegs shot, sks eure cks ice, lO0 sks
 crates ealhenware 2D kegs lard 2 bsdsieads S5s shs 27 bbls molasses.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashon-60 bbls
 oasses 66 do whkey g2 do flour 10 do. 10 hi do bee 42 do ru do. 8 hhds 10 tcs 27 h tcs. cks hi casks hbls rice, do, cks bacon, kegs buirr cAsk brandy bugs, 10 bbs seed bNs cheese. 19 kegs lard % sks corn, do cotise, ! bSs segars, &c.
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HE 1ILITY OF NAiL ROADS - The L9ndon Econpmisf, lp f~GrH RhIilier, ies ia.o hng and labored delenl ol ihe taiir ad sicculdlnns Eng hnd: but whilst II iis m onr upIaiDn tnjnsiils ihe mama that prevails m hai country, 1t D. es ents considerations in favor of rnil roa schemes g II Iai- lv, iha are worthy of nolics. " G make an aust act therefore, u lis aigule at "n th part Of he subject
 In tue first place, it argues, the rapidi and Ger taIutl of conveyance brought abo"l by mil roads f, reduces very greatly inc an unt of stock in gouds and produce which II is necessary Ht all time {, keep hand when communication is slow and un- certain, in order tu do gwen amount If blsiues. 1; and ii the next place. the annnnl of goods in trans IS enarDDusis is greater wlit slow than quick cen ve,nnce. The ainnunt of capiai absorbed in mer- = chlu lise of kiads. which was uerel, m transit, , years ago, when UlerDal trade all ctrried on by slow aud uncertain sailing packets, and nternnl trade by canals and stage wagons compared wnh what the same lS, when conveyed by steam boats, and railways, mus; be very great For ex- ample, suppose Manchester aud Leeds supplied win colonial produce from London. When II took seven days to convery those goods by canal, there must always have been, on an average, seven day s consumption oh the road.
 lfnow the same thing is accomplished by railway is day, is quite clear that the capital rerresent ing six days consumption, which was formerly SD locked up, is set al liberty for other uses. But the same remarks are equally, even moro applicable. to the economy of ,ime which they effect to ma : kind man can accomplish now in a day what he could do thirty years ago in three four days.- The nbor therefore, Of the whole population is thus rendered infinitely more productive; and IS so far exactly in effect what il would be if we increased enormously the productive population of the country without increasing it's number of consumers:
 When man has railway new machine winch enables him to perform double the work he did before the effect upon the country is the same AS if each man had stranger who Came and gave him his labor without any remuneration, or without Inf flaf ilApuy l s,eamb,ats are, therefore, great new machines by which both the capital and labor of Ihe country has been economised, and each rendered wonderfully m productive; and It is this great advantage ex- perIenced by the community individually, winch leads to the ex,ense traffic and the high raies o profit which they have made, and which, in fact, is the best indication of their publir utility. 1e best nay, the only true criterion of the utility ofany gwen outlay of capita, ia the extent to which the public find u their interest 10 il, and consequently the profit which it creates. Thus, all under talk n. . which afford the largest profits to individuals (which are not nonol oes) also he most advanlap eous 70 the community The profit is the result and evil dencs ofths ussiulasM.-[Essnins Post.
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s,EGrssprn DE O.,,rur.,N.

Per steamboat Uureka i'm Norwood's Lnnding-Dick- inson & Eusiis l4i bales Wiihers I co g9; Donald x Marshall ll3; Deshr Smith co 34; Ieayens & Ma lone IL; Boykn x McRae 10; Smith, Walker < co 10; Cooke B. Hoyt Ford T tlarwell & Davis 5; $ StalwOf 4.
 Per steamboat Irene i'm Demopolis-Allen IIaden 55 bales; Desha. Smith < cn 30; Dickinson X Eustis 3l; A Campbell l2; Bradford X Saunders g. Leavens Malone 1; E Dumas 1; J Boyd < Bro & Labuz IN X Olds E.
 Per steamboat Union i'm Monigomsry-Rives, Battle co 40 baesi Desha, Smith X l04; Bradford Sauil- ders 27; Smith Wyckoff& Nicol 20. E L Andrews & co Is, Walker X Simpsun 5; TArlt, Stewart x co lO sims Redus & iIouze C: E Carlisle & co 5; Dickinson & Eustis 4; Taretou & Scott Z.
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Per steamboat Agnes i'm New Orleans--Messrs Petit Lee. Barther, Worst.
 Per steamboat Fashion from New -OrleHns-Mesjamra Ledy ard aud children. DeyenIei, Nicholson and chil- dren, lrwIn, Misses Irwin DeVsnde, Ledynrd, Rev Mir Nicholson, Carts Walker Clarke Messrs and Nl- choison Cnnkiin flall Wnsh 5milh, Bingham, Oliver Jourdan Wiknson, Fe horn, Gascier, Glasgow Tucker McA.tsr Florence Hull, DelI, Bebee, Beathard aud N Wams~27 on deck
 Per steamboat Union i'm Monigomery-Ma Ross, lady and children c w lillyer, lady and child, Jordan and lady. Cole and lady Mrs Jennnss Messrs Nudge John. son, schroof Walker, Thompson, Montague, Coiard w Davtes Ledy ard, Greene lamms Willis, Marsh, Mill Ier
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THK GREAT FIRE.--The losses by the fire oi July l9Ih have been so far investigated to show that they amount 10 an aggregate of over nil- lions of dollars. From this, however. may fairly be deducted the value of buildings burned in Broad street, for the opportunity winch the destruction oi those buildings gave for remodeng the streets made ihe fire really addition 10 their value; for the lots were worth more the day after the fire without the
 houses. than they the day before with them. It was a capital piece of good luck to the owners of real estate that street. They recovered the value of the buildings from the Insurance Companies, and also gained tIe advance ofrenls. .--iNew York Jour nal of Commerce.
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FRoa PoRT-AU-PRIEcE Advices the lst inst. have been received at Pha delphia, by which learn that hostles still con. tinued between the Dominicans and Haytens. with. out any prospect of an immediate terminntion M collision, however, had taken place since st adyi- ces owing the unsettled affairs the Island du. ring the past year, all articles o export had greatly decreased Coffee was very scarce, and readily com. manded ST currency. The market was comp pIetey overstocked whh all kinds of American produce. The last transaction which transpred in four. brought S22 per bbl in other descriptions of pro- duce quotations nominal.
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SCRABBLE FOR pIAMoNDs.-Fr reliable source learn that the French Consul at Bahia has addressed remarkable report to the. Minister ol Forergn Affairs al home. announcing the discovery, abundant mine of diamoDds--a source of incaIcuable wealth to the province. lies in desert place, un
 inhabited, and scarcely accessible and was discover ed by mere accident. The head Of rich English company has already exported, it said, near one million dollars worth Of it's produce, and the work
 ing of the mine is left to any one who win, there is at present for it's treasures. Eight nine thou. sand emsrants, from all parts of Brazil have already pitched their tents on the savage and unw hoIesome spot; and to lhe nhabiirnts of crowded European stae the very thought of jewel mine to be ransack- ed at peasure--diamonds to be had for the fetching -Is a temptation likely, should think, to attract adyenturers, ifihe upas tree stood in the way. -[English paper. at
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TIE WALBRooK DRAUGHTs -The following very feeling epistle, addressed the editor of tho Great Gun, speaks for itself: W
 Bis.er Gud-I ab the father of fabily, which has dearly lost their lives through the brooches of Wal brook Church. add the cold air that cnbs through old widows of ihe buiIdidg. The frabes are boldering the pades are bostly all fell out of the sashes, add the roof is id 20 wholes, which lets i'd the nid. add keeps binds fixed cd batters above, whed we ought to be thidkid of our poor soes. By wife has got the rheubalsib i'd her deck, add cad't turn her self to the Lord without great paid Byedes daugh- ter Jebbiba has beed dup with bad guarrh, add has fakedd several boxes of Stolberg's losedges to get back her yoice--which they say she dever cad do, till that whole at her is stopped Thobhas is so bad with the lubbago that he cad'l go straight 10 bed add all the yougg wuds doses are rudding so fast that there's do sioppig lheb. Dow, Good Gud, do subhing to bake Blister Bichael Gibbs bend the breecees i'd our place of worship or we shall all be food for doctors before Bichaelbas.
 I rebain, your bost obedient and obliged, s
 NICHOLAS BROWN. %s"P. S-Excuse the banner i'd which l ab obliged to spell sub of my words, i's all owing 10 had cold. add stuffed dmy bead, which caught kst 6adday al shnreh.
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MOBILE.

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 Ns areleguesied siats that in consequence of the illness d one of the nenberl lhs itilin Cuinpi ny ha'e indefinitely postponed their promised Con. cert in this city.
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NY. STArE CoSvrETIoN-As far as heard from ouly t'res Counties have gvena majority against "A Convention. These lhree are WesIchesler, War ren and Queens.
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ANOTHER FIRE AT TQUEBEC.-There IS a rumor in town to-day of another fire m that unfortunate city. It is sad that the flames were seen by the passengers board the steamer Quebec, which left for this city. aler they had reached Ponle au rrem- ble, distance of twenty.one miles from Quebec We hope there may be some mistake, but we have seen gentleman who board, and he appears entertain doubt that another lous conhagra- ton has taken pIace.-[M Montreal Herald, Sth.