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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great American Remedy for Lung Complaints
and all Affections Of the Respiratory Organs.
We do not wish fe the lives or heath Of the afflicted
and sincerely pledge ourselves make
Of this medicine, and to hold suffering humanity
which flcts win net
ask the attention candid to few conscientious
Nature of her works, len indeibs
adaptation and design.
The vegetables Of the tonid Is
versa.
In disease cure adaptation striking
The Moss Of Iceland the Wild Cherry Northern
tudes land Dr WrslARs compound chemical extract
tese) long complaints prevalent only
in cold climates Indeed the moet distinguished medical
averred that nature furnishes in country anOtes
peculiar diseases.
COsunFrrOS lis confirmed and Incpent stages csrAs Asthma
Group and Lb Complaint form by Ear the fatal
known land Yet may by
simple yet pOr remedies manned abOve) and which scaeg-
ed, by benehcen Providence wherever these malades prevail
9rIhe case Of THOMAS CozESs, Of BaddOnhed,
BY hmse and that all know the
Is sworn to before justice Of The Peace.
HAbDONrIEID y. j. April %, 1875.
On the 18th day Of December ls4I a
Olent pain in the side the Lse which
days and followed by the breaking ulcer something
wady, which relieved pain Ile up
quantity OF offensive Being great
y alarmed al this applied physician he said
could do but ule Tor except give Mercury pills.
refused take, feeling they good many
other remedies then procured by my wife and friends
did good and the
continued few days and
scarcely breathe. was also seized with violent cough
times caused me raise much ood had done BEFORE
and disease continued way growing
uay when all hope Of recovery given up my
oil thought would die with AT this
nent, when life drawing
OF Dr. HstGs BaLGm Of Bfd Cheg,
eved me Immediately and by the Of only e bottles this med
ne my pains removed, my cough spng blood
corruption entirely stopped, and few my
FAR restored enable work my trade (which Car
pener) and up this time have enjoyed good health.
WfrSEsI acquainted with Mr. Thomas Cozens having
seer him during his illness, think
Full credit SAMUEL II. BoRROUCHs.
Gloucester County. S.
Personally before the subscriber
Peace and M the said county, Thomas Cozens being Gully
6med according 10 law, saith the above in an things
true THOMAS COZENS.
Affirmed before the a0rh day of April 1913.
J. CLEMENT.
SJ-We publish no fictitious statements.
lWIsTAR's BALsAs" sold at 81 pet bottle for S.
Sold Cincinnati The Of Fourth and Streets by
SANFORD & PARK, Agents West also by
LINSoN BROTHERS, Only Agents IdaRaPOs IRIsH Co.
Te aute, Ia c. T. wILsrAcK-Layetle, ia. W. HUeHEs
Co-Madson, Ia WISsrANDLEY NENkRH--NeW Albany,
SrEvENs-Cenlreyie, Ia JAHE MooDs-KnststUwn
JoHS fcrdsyie, Ia Dk L. BrEeHEa-Fo Wayne
JoHS GoRDoS-Saem ia. VIM NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING Ia.
SoSEs-vncennes, by agents
portant throughout the Ally
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
n. BoLToN. Secretary.

Iowa ELEcTIoN.-The returns of the electioss held
in this Territory, indicate the rejection of the ensti-
tuition of he State, by considerable majority. Des
Moines county gave 400 majority against it. Van
Buren, against it. Cedar and Linn. about 200 major
ity for it Muscatine 20 to 80 majority against the
Constitutiea. Scott. the same. Dubuque Precinct
$50 majority against the Constitution. Johnson, 150
majority for it. The Legislature Of the Territory
will be Democratic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

ora meeting of the Wings of Railway and Wood
BRIDGE in New Jersey, was held at the former place,
the 9Th inst at which resolutions were adopted re-
commencing measures to raise the sum of 100000
for Mr. Clay, in sums not exceeding 81 each. 10
gift could be appropriate for the Wings to give
for Clay to receive Money is the Juggernaut they
all worship.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

The wings say the annexation of Texas will
strengthen the institution of slavery and they call
the aboltoniss parcel hypocrcal vagabonds, be-
cause they did not vote for Mr. Clay to keep Texas
out. How is this Did not Mr. Clay tell us that
annexation would enfeeble rather than strengthen the
slayespower! And was the Embodiment" not tc
be believed i--Indiand Freeman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
Notice of the Removal of the Office of
the Surveyor General Of Ohio, lndi-
NM mud Michigan.

ONGRES Of 80 March, l645 having objected thai the
Office northwest Of the Ohio shoHd
kept at such place in the State Of Michigan as the
President of nied States shall from time 10 time direct and
under having directed
removed aud kept Detroit in the
Michigan this give notice that the Surveyor Generals Once
aforesaid will be forthwith removed accordingly.
Giyen 1915.
Jas. SHIELDS, Commssioner.
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DIR. Wistar's Baisam OF wild Cherry

This celebrated remedy compound isamc preparation OF the
Cherry and Moss Of kaRd combined By chemical
process Of Pine SO suafy have been lis effects in
Asthma, CONSUMPTION,
any Of the lungs that of the distinguished physi
clans Approved recommended IT, oper acknow
medicine discovered. 1t is truly
medicine secpg immense amosnt Of good
suffering humanity
frs-See advet isenent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
NEW UARDWARE.

UUST received addition my former ork Of Hardware
80 of Wadrons and Grn Grass aud Grain
Scvthes Sickes ShOve HAY and Manure Forks
Trace Chains in abundance Also splendid lot OF Beech Planes
and Concen
Spears refnei Spring Cast
Butchers Saws together with other articles
aIiy kent in the Hardware good tnde VIII he
the reasonable Persons wantig thing
in BIRDS opposite the Pal
mer they viii suited both quality and price
ApriI %. 1916. As Fl ,s4>~----
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

MIssING VEssELs.AThe New York Express con-
tains list of forty-two vessels, which miss
ing, and supposed or known to be lost, forming an
aggregate destruction of life and property almost
without parallel in the history of commercial
prise. Among the number is reckoned the two miss
ing packet ships England" and the UNITED States,
which contained great number of passengers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

0]rSome of the New York Wing papers are TAX
ing ground in favor of running Clay for the Presiden-
cy in 1913. The Brookvile American is disposed to
repudate." 1t said something of the kind once be-
fore; but had to 90 it, Notwithstanding.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

Prudent FANATIcIsM-We learn by the Kentucky
Review that Cassius NJ Clay has sent off all his ne
groes to the South to be sold there TO be employed
on cotton plantation. He go it with a
rush," as an aboltionist in Kentucky Hes, indeed
gentleman Of nice sensibility.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

The AMERICAN MUsKET costs the Government nine
dollars piece; tue English mnsket costs four dol
lars and half That in use in America is too heav,
its weight is much greater than the French and
German.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

Conference.-The following are the names of the
officers elect-all Wings Roger s. Baldwin, Gov
ernor; Reuben Booth, Lieutenant Governor; Daniel
P. Tyler, Secretary of State; Joseph G. Gilbert,
Treasurer; Abiiah Darlington, Comptroller.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

On the 9Th inst, fire broke out at Anderson Court
House, s. c., which destroyed whole square of build
ings, including the Anderson Gazette Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

New JERsEY.-The election law, which just passed
the Legislature of this State, fixes upon The Tues
day after the first Monday in November for holding
the State elections. This is the day fixed by Congress
for the Presidential election.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
6FHere are some excellent truths, happily ex

CETHere excellent truths, happily ex-
pressed by DR.. Martin
THREATs.-In the mind of of any spirit,
there is an instructive resistance 10 threats. However
indisposed to do thing, if threats of penalty for
doing held him, he is Immediately disposed
to do it. The matter becomes personal. He turns
from the subject to the threatener and the consequent
ces threatened and becomes, perhaps, intent meet
ing bOh and braved the insolence which has presum-
ed to insult by offering them. He who expects TO in
fluence and he who is influenced, by threats in the
performance of public duties, each unworthy of
any public confidence. They show conscious mean
ness as well cowardice, which will hardly recon-
mend them to the association of honorable men, or
the support of any but pusillanimous and degraded
people Hence. in political affairs whilst consequent
ces should be Justly and temporarily exposed, threats
even towards political adversaries should always be
sparngly used but amongst party associates, differ
ing either as to men or measures, they can breed
nothing but Indignation, mischief, and ruin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

G5-Our friend at MELVILLE is informed that the
mistake of which he wrote was entirely accidental
II is rectifed to his satisfaction.
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TOMEINSON BROTHERS

TOML1NSON B1SOIHERS
appointed indianapolis the
following valuable Mediclnes.-
uPDr. Wistar's BaIsam Of wild Cherry,
Coughs Colds CorspiOus Asthma or Phthisic
and all complaints Of the Lungs and Breast Price per
pBristOrs SarsapariIIa,
For curing ScrOfla, Teers Epes Cancers and malignant
soe Mecu Diseases and all disorders eydenehg mpury Of
blood. Price 81 co per bottle.
GTDr. WiiiiamSOn's Pain soo;ffer,
For the TOoTAcE II win obstinate
contains particle Kedsote
poisonous and deleleiiOas drug perfectly Piee Is
a bouIe.
pGridscy's Ointment,
Called by many acy Ointment frpn
terry all letters, san Rheum Seaa Head RingrOr
Price rs a bottle.
GJ DIR. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
The Of PILEs capable being pre-
pared admirably adapted the thorough
distressing disease Price 81 90 jar.
UPDr. Wistar'S Gentle Purgativc Pills,
An excellent Medicine Hadachs Dyspepsia Ldgeshss
9-whee ~Histars Balsnn Of Hd Cherry used,-f any pur
Cation should invariably to-
uTDr. Starkw eaiher's Hepatic Elixir,
of Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, See advertise
n another column Price 81 90 pet bottle.
GPBeclxer's Eye Baisam,
wonderful article for curing Obstinate Of SORE
AND iNFLAMED EYES" AIso invauahe curing Eofuous
sore eyes and infiamed eyeIids. PriceS7I
UAIebasi's Poor Mans PIasfers,
relieving PAIN description backs ssrs
the side and Breast and all other diseases that require external
Misunderstanding and pleasant wear and
them buy other. Price only l2l
UOsgOod's India ChoIagogue,
An uusihg remedy for the cure OF FEVER AND AGuE pleasant
and delightful to use and certain in lis ec-alWays removing euss
Uestige OF complaint. Price 81 per
UFOsgatc's AnOdyne Cordial,
Highly medical faculty others
Dsayrhaa Copants sr6us
Summer Complaints Of Children Price 81 cents btle Ally
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

EXPORT OF SPEcIE-The New York Tribune of
April 16, says
1.-The French packet takes out about $4,000 in
silver, and about $4,000 of American halves went
up the river this afternoon for Montreal There have
been about $4,000 in specie received here within
few days from the West large portion of which
came from Indiana"
Thus goes the specie, spite of the Tariff, which
Wings said would retain it all. Now they propose to
supply its place with more small bank rags.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

III May LIST, lS45.
Persons calling for u
AID FERTTSED
The inland postage on
tries must be prepaid, Of.
icdrded.
John Allen
A Aldiidge
B + Alter
B
Washington Brenton
William Batey
Joen Butch
Henry Basher
James Bolkin
c Bentley
Alfred Britain
Jacob Bennett
William II Boystoa
Mrs Margaret Butler
John Bunch
Hiram Boyce
Frederick Becker
James Blades
Phillip Burgess
VIM Barnes
Mrs Caroline Billy
II BriDton
David ] Burnett
John Bates
Mrs Elizabeth T Barnett
Isaac Bates
Mrs Sarah Cross
Joseph Cesney
Miss Phebe A Cole
Newton Claypool'
Benjamin Cuddington
J S Clagett
Mrs Ann Cunningham
James Curry
James Carpenter
John Cowger
Mr. CoveTdale
Henry Cox
James collins and " lillian
Lords
Stephen Cooper
Henry Coffman
Valentine c Carter
Albert Clark or Abner Clark
Leanora Cox
II 2 Carlin
Greenley Dill
Robert NJ Dempsey
Mrs Sarah DePew
MIR Dempsey
Z
John Evans
Adam Zurich
John ID. EacIet
Solomon EasteIday
+
Alfred FIszee
Jonathan Fuls
RAINY Fox
Mrs ChTistiaDa Finny
David Fisher
Demss Furgason
II G Finch
James Feriiter
Mrs Elizabeth Flood
G
Andrew w Glenn
GeTome Gray
Aaron Glidewell
Granville Gibbson
+ Samuel GoldsbeIry
; Barnett Gilbert
III
, John Hardesty
A., Harvey Hynman
f, George Harding
: Miss Jane Hsdy
: Christian Hon
! w A Hunter
D James Nj Hiser
$ John Hunter
E David Huff
: Esther A Hills
e Adam Trick
a J
/, Van Jones
J., Thos Jones
v William Jinkins
= Lewis B Jones
: Miss Lucy Jamison
q Miss Sarah Ann johnson
5 X
e Mrs Louisa Kregelo
a Joel Kline
/ Messrs King and Childers
II 45-3w
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LIST OF LETTERS

st Office, Indianapolis. Indiana,
less letters ,oR please sag
all letters for foreign ooun.
leyirise they cannCt be for
Charles Retro
Henry NJ Kemper
L
James G Lain
Joshui Langsdale
Zenas Lake
Geo LeonaId
Mrs E La,hley
John Long
Mrs 0phelia Learnard
Mrs Lake
Thomas Igo
Everman A Lewis
NJ
Mis- Kessiah Mifflin
Sa nj Miller
James Miller
James Malin
James Miranda
w. Mantooth
John 5 Mitchell
George Metsches
Sebastian Martin
Charles Michael
James Maylin
John Miller
Richard Marschsll
MACS
George McCauley
David McNabb
George McCaslin
John McColm
William MeClung
N
Henry NewhouSe
Peter Negley
Jocob human
Lucinda Newhouse
John Nausaman
o
James Gilman
z
George Plant
James Plat
James PeltefoTd
s A Perry
Benjimin Patterson
Daniel Prentis
@
Milton A Quinby 2
r.
Mrs Isabel Ray
Miss May Z Riichey
John Ready
Willes Revels 3
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Ray
Miss Caroline Rankin
Mt Switzerland
William Smith 2
s II Smith
Mr. Schorah
+ c Smock
Mrs Anne Smith
Elizabeth Seward
Peter Smock
William Sanders
J Stevens
Arnold Shell
T
JB Turner
Elizabeth Tucker
Mrs CathaIine Taffe
Mrs Ann Travis
George Thomlinson
Elizaan Townsend
Sidney Tullar
o TouSey
Garret Vancleaf
w
, William w Weaver
frances Wilson
? II L Walpole ?
Robert Wakeman
Miss Mary Ann WaTman
Clarissa NJ Wilson
George B Walker
Charles Whelkey
Volney Wilson
Mrs Bysay Wilson
Charles Whelchell
William and Jane Windale
Y
William Young
Z
James Zarione
GiaChemo Zerione
S. HENDE RSON, P. NJ.
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OrThere appears to be some difference of opinion
between the National Wing organ and its followers
in Indiana, from the Journal down. They argue that
the progressive" reduction of the British Tariff is
made for the purpose high duties imposed
by the United States and that the end aimed at is
the same, the means, though Numerically opposite,
are in their nature identical This is the sanity of
Wing logic The Wing papers here say that the re-
duction of British duties is expressly made for the
purpose of protecting British manufactures but the
National Intelligencer says
"The time appears 10 have gone by when PRoTEc-
TON the order of the day In England We do not
here that word in its limited sense as applied
protective tariff in behalf of domestic manufactures
only, but in Its most comprehensive meaning when it
extended almost every interest in the nation and
almost every class of people,"
Now if the Intelligencer is right, it is equally
certain, that wing papers oraculary talk about
matter Of which they know nothing.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

vuNosE persons whose watches order informed that
have engaged Mr. John A stanhed who an exPre need
acknowledged kind Of wan at
NAV be broken particular he fepaeed with
tire works watch repaired made new all Kinds oi
watches ewe repaired in the very hest STYLE and wat
ranied pei form well am also prepared 10 make
jeery settings Every possible par will
e taken to have work done well and neatly The pubic are re
specially invited 10 call and give trial. Shop oppe the s
ingtou Halt As w. AZ. TALR.yTT
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IMPORTANT!
B. FOsgate's AnOdyne COrdiEi,

U NM e II O MPLATNTS
Pa DhCa and Cholera ArtE; ESQ., F7aun as ssasods ce,
This Invaluable Medicine for tie above complaints snpasses any
other remedy now in Hundreds know
ledge Of tile proprietor where speedy BY the
OF the Cordial after the common remede, had moved
uasag IL has been extensively used throughout this STATE and
elsewhere for many yeaTsas been approved. and sed in
tee b. great number Of the respectable physicians As may be
seen by their Certificates and accompanying each
bottle.
Ihs medicine be and edecaal remedy Co
the DISEASES Poo ICED by the drinking of
rivers in the southern south safes which renders Of
neHaoe sue those vino reside travel in lhe
county - ; - -''-''
To secure public against deception The label of
" bottle Is Occurred by which entered accordinp
act of Coresl the Noern District Of New York. 9th
day OF november, Ammo DosniHi, 1870
fac-simile Of the nupe's signature wH be found the
label, If genuine. Price 81 CTS.
For sale by FoMLINsON BROTHERS, Ipdianspols LIZ
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lTEDICAI NOVICE.

yuNO mS patrons friends tender professional services,
SHALL hope prompt attention and long experience
Practice the and patronage Of fellow citizens
continue 10 occupy the same office Meridian door south
Washington will perceived that Dr. Parry and myself
ApGI %. Is45. 45-3m JOHN II. SANDERS, NJ. D.
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SLAYER WARE ACT.TIsC0

ENH pua are Informed that have again manuac-
turing Silver Ware. such as tea ream mustard and saI,
ladies old ed q,
in exchange for spoons; Old spoons
made over 10 macn OF o. any teTn style wished r have
an experienced workman Engaged Shop opposite the Washington
Hail. w m TAl.R0T-r
g The highest paid for old gold silver in goods
er cash, Ly w. II, T. az
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A GOOD LOCATEO
WHOSE WATCH STOPS 2

TITO front and back suitable for Offices or shoF
u the Jewerv Store of w. II. Talbot ;,terms low and
sion given Immediately. Apply TO As w u. TAlBc
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ID EMAINIEG in the Post Office, Indianapolis Indiana
HI May LIST, lS45
Persons calling for these letters 0Q please say
AID FERTTSED.
The inland postage on all letters for foreign cOun-
tries must be prepaid, OiseyEise they cannot be for
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PROPOSALS For publishing in the City Of
Il Washington, new daily, semi weekly, and
weekly, Democratic Republican paper, to be enti.
tied THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL, BY
JESSE f. Dow & Co. -f ~ , s
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tingly oppose each and every effort to establish
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corporations and consultations of wealth, which
subvcrt the rights of the people and undermine the
pillars of the Rebublic; il will oppose an oppres.
sive and ant-republican tariff systen, the assump-
ton of the State debts by the General Government
and all other federal principles which have an in.
evitable tendency to destroy public prosperity
litical decisions we shall wage unchanging, I'm.
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