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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24
ATTENTION!
Farmers and Mechanics -


find sell phere you dearest.
FEtHE Subscribers sell goods for produce
~ than before. Ther still carry the MILLING BUSI-
NESS their old stand five Run Of Stones keeping
four continual without dressing,
viii always dressing and in crder They have repaired
their Wagon of FAfkAERS and the
public generally No bags for
and the of mill book
mill than three days after they
the Miller Of the
bag allowed lie taken in the M except by the
Miller getting taking Of the The highest
price paid Wheat ia cash. in trade m Of sheIled
Corn and Oats wanted.
Dry Goods ard Groceries.
We have Just received direct from the East general esstmest
Goods, Leather. which viii he
rtsces CASH and in exchange for Wheat Corn Lard Ba
con- fine country rodhce generally Salt al 90 cents
Just
Goods and before purchasing where
Connected with above extensive BLACKSMITH SHOP
An kinds order Pcws constantly hand, and
JOHN CARLISLE,
GANIEI CARLISLE.
JN0 McCUTCHEON.
indianapolis, Sept. 81, 1874 4f-6m
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villain named Martin, said to be a lawyer, who
has for some time had grudge against one Henry
Zen. citizen Of the Northern Liberties, Philadelphia
made an attempt kill him the night of the 26sr
He Law in wait and shot him down in the street. The
case has excited the public to extraordinary degree
the parties being we'll known in the city Zell lies IN
most critical state Martin, after long search, was
arrested the next day, and committed for hearing
TAKEN 1N-A gentleman in Cleveland, Ohio, WIS
rather surprised on opening his door early in the morn
inc of the 18th ult at finding infant ly.g there,
wrapped ND in flannel, with piece of paper pinned
TO il bearing the suspicious words Father, take me
in" Thoneh he already mad number of children
who might legtimately call him by that title he did
take the little brat IN.
SINGULAR DEATH-At Salem, Mass, on the lou
ut. M;ss Retsev Peters and Miss Mary Peters, twin
sisters were hurled in one grave. They had lived
together az then lives and had repeatedly expressed
heir wish not to survive each ether an hour. On'
fell dead as she was rising from her bed IN the morn
inr. and the other died from grief the next morning
DKArH TO TAvERNs.-A summary mode OF settling
the license question has been adopted by the corpora
ton of Huntsville Ala who have fixed the hcens
for retailing sprituous liquors, within one mile OF IN
court house at $2,5OO
LARGE Cause.-The ship Rappahannock, Captsi
Drummond. cleared from the port of Mobile, ON tn
Il 2sih ultmo. with an immense cargo. Her maHlfes
footed ND 420l bales, weighing 2,O62 S52 pounds
and valued at $lOS, 235 ID.
Goop.-The President has dismissed WIN. Decatt
Hurst from the Navy, fer being engaged IN du
with a Midshipman on the coast OF Africa,
The new post Office law prohibits postmassers fro
forwarding money to publishers free of expense.
will 90 into effect on the LIST Of July.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24
DIR. Wistar,s BaIsatn OF wild Cherry.

celebrated remedy compound basmc preparation oil the
Cherry and Moss Of kad combined by chemical
process the Extract P So sauay have been its effects
an administered for CouGs ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION,
any Of lungs Of the distinguished physi
clans approved and recommended and open
the medicine discovered. 1t truly valuable
suffering humanity
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24
TO ADYERTISERS.

ruNE Of Merchants and Others DESTROYS Of advertising
abroad called the INDIANA STATE SENTINEL In
The Sentinel the and in addition
large circulation obliged by be filed in The Clerks
Office County the Advertisers the
N of circulation uiweeky daily, during the winter, Of thou
sands sent every county in the State Terms reasonable but
the always be Calculated se d
may they please and the advertisement will be
inserted 10 the amount q. A. * J. z. CHAPMAN,
9nraI H. 1915. Propraf0rs
l and Enquirer Cincinnati; Democt and Journal Lou
syle Argus PsbGrg Morning Post, BOs
ton please publish the above the OF dollars each
and draw on this Office for payment AT sight.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.


WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The Great American Remedy for Lung Complaints,
and all Affections of the Respiratory Organs
We trife or heahh Of the afflicted
and sincerely pledge ourselves 10 the viz
tues Of this medicine and to hold hope suffering humanity
which flcs will
We attention candid to Few considerations
Nature in every part of her works, has lei Of
adaptation and design.
animals and vegetables of the tOrId is
such that they could not endure the cold gd zone and vice
regard and its cn the adaptation Is not less striking
The Moss Of biaad the BIH Cherry and Pune Of
udes land Dr WisTARs BlsH compound chemical extract
from complaints prevalent only
in cold climates Indeed the distinguished medical men have
aveed that nature furnishes In country shdoes for
peculiar diseases.
its confirmed and incpent stages coughs a
cOuP and LDs Complaint form by far the
known to our land Yet these may be cured
simple pOrc remedies manned above and which are scatter
9The of THOMAS cOzESs Of Haddoned,
by himself and that all may ITS ENTIRE TRUTH the statement
is sworn to bsUse Justice Of the Peace.
HAODosFrErD. N. J.. April 20, 1913.
On the lah day OF December, 1884,
oent pain the side the Liver which continued for about five
days breaking of ulcer or something in
wardly, which relieved the le caused up
great quantity of offensive matter and much blood Being great
y alarmed at this applied physician he said he
could do bat liue for give Mercury
refused take feeling satisfied that they could do good many
other remedies then procured by my wife
did good and the
continued every few days and
scarcely breathe. was also seized with violent cough which
times caused raise much Hood before,
and disease continued in this still growing until Feb
rary when all hope Of recovery given up and friends
all thou eht would die with
ent, when my life apparently drawing close
Of DR.. Histas Balsa Of Hdd Cy and GOT bottle which
eved Immediately and by the Of
cine all pains my and splitting
and corruption entirely stopped and my
far restored enable work my trade (which Car
penter) and up this time have enjoyed good
WTTNEss.- acquainted Cozens having
him during his illness, think the entitled TO
full credit. SAMUEL II. BORROUGHS
Gloucester County.
Personally bel the subscriber Of the justices Of the
Peace said county Cozens and being duly a
hmed according law, saith things
true. THOMAS COZENS.
Affirmed before on the 10Th day If April, 1888.
}. CLEMENT.
aJ-Vye publish fictitious
WTARs BALsAN" is sold 81 per bottle bottles for
Sold Cincinnati Of Fourth and streets BY
SANFORD PARK Agents for the West For by
LINsoN BROTHERS, Only Agents Ipdanapos.l
-TerTe Haue Ia IF. WLsrAcK-Laayeite, HocHKs
SrEvESs-Cenreve, Ia JAMES NooDs-Knightstown
EuRK-Crawodsrile Ia DR. L. BEEcHER-Foi Wayne
GoRDoN-Salem, Ia. VIM NJ. Evansville j.
SoME-vineennes regular agents
portant throughout the State. Ally
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

The Cherokee Advocate, abiding to law before
the Legislature of Missouri to to married wo-
men their rights property belonging TO them before
marriage, boasts ..e. .lc CatF0hees lave been cosa.
erabIy in advance of many of their white brethren IN
this respect--thc rights of their women having been
amply secured almost ever since they had written
laws
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24
RAIL ROAD LIFTING.

nN Saturday, the 25h May next, Sailed Proposals viii he
~ ceived by the undersigned, Indianapolis Tor Guling
Clearing Grading aud Bridging thirty miles 81 Rood, from Edn
Indianapolis, sections, the Engineer.
work he completed BY the FIRST Of November 1886. TIE m
pany will make payments with the usual deductions rk po
crosses, cash. Bonds the ,nse.e sem;
annually as Madison Branch and PT'ne years
easn ana he oaanee N oonns as he agreed and zach p
Of payment proposed - 49, -
ffshohs . do the york VIII be preferred
ed po~ ami any proposed changes the payment whl
the Company car comply with win be duly ondssed The prohes
speccatons and estimates be sey
by caing the Engineer II esf be don Is ie best
either the whole the Road the Directors
Company win and decide az the earliest day possible FuIlhe
notice given Engineer fail complete his
sufficient examination BY those desiring 10 bid
s. MERRILL Superintendent
/ M. 4 I. r. r. OFFicE, ~
! Madison, April "a, 1915. fi-tW
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

Ono PEEF FOR ENGLAND-Mr Norman C. Bald
win says the Cleveland Herald, has packed. during
the past season near that city, 3l38 head of cattle
making over 5000 tierces Of beef expressly for the
English market The cattle are cut up by an English
packer of forty -four years experience
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24
TOMLINsON BROTHERS


appointed agents Indianapolis sae Of the
following valuable Medieines:-
II Dr.. WiStar's DaiSaHt OF Wild Cherry.
OF Cougs Colds Cbnsump,ion Asthma Phtsic
and all complaints Lungs and Breast 81 90 per bottle
6TBristOrs SarsapariiIa,
For curing scOa letters EnseIas Cancers old and malignant
Sores Meca Diseases disorders evdeucns mpury
the blood. Price 81 90 per BOTTLE
PDr. WilIiamsOn's Pain Soother,
For the TOoTtACHE. will the obstinate
minues-beside paftcIe Reoso.e
poisonous and deeteOus drug perfectly iaOe
a bottle.
ITGridIcy's Ointment.
by many rideys Ointment from entire
terry all Tssr Tor saE Rheum Seaa Head Ragrom ETC.
Price Is cts. bottle
U7Dr. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment.
Che Of "PILES,' capable being pre-
pared admirably adapted o the relief and thorough tins
distressing disease Price 81 90 jar.
UTDr. Wistar's Gentle Purgaffvc Pills,
An excellent Medicine for Sick Hadaae DyFpsd Ldigesox
ahere WIstar's Basam Of HId Cherry nsedif any pur
CATION Pls invariably
UTDr. StarIxweather's Hepatic Elixir,
For LUer Complaints, Dyspepsia ETC. See advertise
metl in anolher column Price 81 90 perBotue.
GBeckcr's Eye BaIsam,
wonderful article for curing The most obstinate Of SORE
AND INFLAMED EYES,. Also curing srofuIous
sore eyes and nfamed eyelds- Prices7l
GJAlebasi's Poor MANS PIasters,
the side and breast and all other diseases that require exerns
picaiion-sOohng pleasant
them viii buy olier. Price only u. cts.
UOsgOOd's India Ch0,agogue,
An uning remedy FOR The of FEVER AND AGUE pleasant
deghut USE eecs-always removing every
cssigs Of the complaint. Price 81 50 per toue
pFOsgate's Anodyne Cordial,
Highly by faculty Others
medicine known DinrhGa Complaints orbus
Complaints of Children. Price 81 cents batis. Ally
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

The great foot race at New Orleans, on the gun
of March, (Sunday,) was won by John Gilderslceve,
of New York, who ran the ten miles in 90 minutes
and 80 seconds There were but four entries for the
race--G idersleeve, Archer Of New Orleans, Thomas
Ellsworth of Boston, and an unknown person m o
mask who gave out at the end Of the first mile Fht
nurse was $500.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

The Alphabetically anti-rent troubles in
Rensselaer, and other counties in Jew York, appear TO
be on the increase. Every week brings fresh tdings
of outbreaks violations of the laws, and assaults up
on public officers, and peaceable citizens They are
compelled to keep large guard around the prisons IN
which any of the anti-renters confined, in order
to secure them This is deporable state OF affairs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24
LOOK OIITi

vuyHosE wishing 10 have fine JOB PRINTING done referred
our Of and beautiful JOB uneqaed in
he Valley. We received few excellent enamel
Cards. which those Of had better call Tor
Now Is the time GA. q J. p. CHAPMAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

The Postmaster General advertises that he will re-
ceive proposals. until the 10th of May, for furnishing
fifteen thousand balances for the various postofices
in the United States. They to be constructed on
plan best calculated to ascertain the weight OF letters
and other mailable Matters under the post Office law
of Sd of March, 1915, and will be required to ndi-
cate half ounce, and any given weight between hall
an ounce and eight ounces.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

ISplcrED FOR PrRAcY.--Slase T<ade.-Capt. John
S. Pendleton and part of his have been Indicted
at Baltimore for being engaged in the slave trade on
the coast Of Africa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

The CMVALRY.-Brownlow, the fighting parson of
the Jonesborough Wing, who is now travelling among
the South Caroinians gives the following account Of
those immense personages: "The real South Caroli-
man assumes to be man Of much importance, and
in his buggy sulky he throws himself back like an
English lord sitting astride his seat and sticking his
heels out in imitation of the man riding comet, in
Elton's Comic Almanac No matter where you meet
with the travelling South Caroinian, he always has
his whip in his hand cigar in his mouth, and upon
his countenance an air of great selfimportance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24
IMPORTANT!
IL. FoSgaie's Anodyne Cordial,
"A safe and eteclUat Remedy for the
UMME PLAINTS,

a SAFE and efecIuGl Remedy J0r the
SUMNER co PLAINTS,
ps Darrhaa and Cholera Aorbn also Faz and asaod ces
This invaluable complaints supasses any
other NEEDY the
cge Of the ppec where speedy has been effected by the
use of the Cordial nedies had proved
this
elsewhere many yearsas approved, and used in
m by great Of the respectable physicians, may be
By accompanying each
bottle.
This certain and efectua remedy for
the intestine diseases produced by the drinking Of The waters Of the
rivers in the southern States which renders Of
value to those who reside or travel IN those sections oil The
country.
NIB To the public against deception, the external label OF
each secured by which entered according TO
me-, nj oneressl District Of New York. the 9
| day OF November, Ammo DOnni, 1910.
facsimile porisiors signature viii be found the outer
label, gensine. Pfee 81
| For sale by ToMLlNsoN BROTHERS, indianapolis Ia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

FROM OREGoN.-OregOn, according to the following
account taken from letter in the Peoria Register,
uncommonly fertile country The letter is written
by Mr.. Carver, one of the emigrants.
1.-The harvest is Just at hand, and such crops of
wheat barley, oats, peas and potatoes seldom, if
ever to be seen the States that of wheat in partic
ular-the stalks being In many instances high as
nv head the grains generally much larger-I would
not much exagerate to say they large again
those grown east of The mountains. The soil is good
and the climate most superior, being mild the year
round and very healthy, more so than any country
have lived in the length of time. Produce bears
an excellent price-pork 10 cents, beef cents, pota
toes 80 cents, wheat 81 per bushel These articles
are purchased at the above prices with great avidy
by the merchants for shipment generally to the Sand
witch Islands and Russian settlements this continent
and for mostly stores and groceries, the latter
of which is the product of these islands, particularly
sugar and coffee, of which abundant supplies are
furnished. Wages for laborers are high-common
hands are getting from two dollars per day. and
mechanics from two to four dollars per day. 1t is
with difficulty be procured at these prices,
so easily can they do better on their farms The
plains are perpetual meadow furnishing two com
pete crops in year, spring and fall, the latter
remaining green through the winter. Beef is killed
from the grass at any season of the year. If you
have any enterprise left, if your neghbors have
any, here is the place for them. Dr. Mclaughlin has
lust commenced canal around the Willamette Falls,
which he expects TO complete In two years, at cost
of thirty thousand dollars. Our Legislature he low
er House of which have the honor to be speaker
which has just finished its session. granted the Doc
tor charter for twenty years--he entering into an
agreement to complete the canal for boats of thirteen
feet in width pass In safety the whole to be com
pleted In two years above stated. He has num-
Der of hands engaged in its constructions and no
doubts are entertained Of his ability complete it.
He is constructing large Touring MILL with four run
of burs, which viii be ready for business this fall
He has already two mills in operation at the falls
Every thing is fourishing in this country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

This hourishing adjunct Of the city is well nigh
annihilated The course of the fire was extraordina-
ry. The last large building IN the city, this side of it
was the large new Steel Works-of Mesrs. Jones g.
Quigy, noticed in another place. When the fire
nal. and consumed the Lock tenders house, and then
rising it went completely over number Of frame
buildings on the opposite bank including the work
shops Of Mr.. Tominson, the contractor OF the Iron
Steam Ship on the stocks, Parry & SCOTS Foundry.
the Gass Works, Messrs Phillips Glass House, and
lighting on the Glass Works of Messrs. Miller To-
ommeneed anew with the utmost fury 1t took every
thing from thence up that side of the road About
half way yp, it crossed the road, and made clear
sweep Of a. between the hill and the river, TO the ut
most epd Of town The greatest loss was in the Dal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-12
CHINESE WAR.

49, is..t 4nnshtasla.a IN he hsst-ass. II
the iollo~ing description Of scene that
awsi,ed the English toops al the succsss-
ful stornipg Of Chin.ks-sng-tao. In a.
mat every deserted house, the children
had been madiy murdered.
.rhe bodies Of most Of The hapless lit
lie children who had fallen sscri6ces 10
the enthusiasm and mad Jespsir Of their
parent, were fund iyicg within ihe hnus-
es, and usually in the chambers ofthe wa
men. ss II each father had assembled the
whole Of his family before consumma,ing
the dreadful massacre; but many eorpses
Of boys. we're lying ,hsIstree.s. amongs.
those ofhnrses and soldiers. as Il an al.im
hal spread, and they had been Stable d
while they had been attempting TO escape
from their ruthless parents. 10 q fsw
inst,nces these pnor lii lie sufferers we're
lound the morning alter the ssssuI', still
breathing, the tide Of life ebbiDg slo~l "
away. as they lay wriihing 10 The agony
o! brnken spine. mode Of destruction
50 cruel that, bui TOR the mot certain ev-
idence oil lis reality i, woull not be b.lIev-
! ed. @ 4.-
4" Ia one of the houses. the bodies OF
seven dead addying persons we're found
10 one room. Turning group which. for
loathsome horror. was perhaps unequal
ed. The house was evidently The abode
of man # some rank and consideration,
and the delicate forms and features Of the
sufferers. denoted them as belonging to
the higher order Of 'rartars. On the floor,
esssying in van 10 put food with aspoon
into the mou he Of two young children
extended IN a mattress, writing IN the
agonIes Of death. caused by The disl,ca-
lion Of their spines, sat an old deere Did
man, weeping bitterly as he l,stensdta The
pIteous means and convul.ive brea,hinps
of the poor infants, While his eye wan.
dered over the gha.tIy relics OF mortality
aruuni him.
"Oh bed near the diving children, Law
the body Of beautiful yoBng woman, her
limbs and apparel arranged as il IN sleep.
she was cold add had been long dead -
One arm cla.psd her neck. over which
ask scarf vas thrown. 70 conceal the
cash IN her .hrrst, which had DESTROYED
life. Near her lay The corpse of woman
somewha, more advanced 10 years,
stretched on SILK coveriei, her features
distorted, and her eyes open and fxed,
as if she had died by poison or stranguIa-
tion. There was no wound upon The
body. nor any blood upon her person or
c!o'hes. A dead child. stabbed through
the nick, lay near her; add 10 the narrow
vera"dah adjoining the room. were the
corpses Of two more women, suspended
from The rsi,ers by twisted cloths wound
round their nreks. They were both young
--one quiie g,rl--snd her features, 10
spite Of the hideous distortion produced
By the mole Of her des,h, retained traces
Of their original beauty sufficIen, to show
the lovely mould 10 which they had been
cast.
10 The deaih OF the Tartar chief 10
command at this disastrous business, there
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z nrNrs no CORRESPONDENCE.


Sane edItof-ee know not who-lIa.
hiptsbed The following valuable Linis.
Which we earnestly commend 10 the al
tenuon Of oil who ever wriie for STA
pep: -z-..- .-...
Do oblige US by emitting all such -four
ishes as syour interesting and ssluablr
psper." ..your able and patriotic eourse. !
i'r udaus orh-s5,hsR ssa.hhgs; sh6 tlRfss
Alec iolersble opinion Of our Own merits
II yCu think BY this 10 improve our
chances Of insertion, you mistake ruin.
ously.
When you have written What you have
10 Say, run IL over and zee u lhe:c are
not srme sentences thai could be- spared
Without serious irjuy. lf there are, cui
siih them! We are often compelled 10
decline good articles because ~e eannui
make room lrr them. A h.lf q column
has ten chances here tso columns have
Que. and .hree columns none.
Try TO disparage as little IS possible.
and ahe1e you mus, condemn. let yout
Facts be ssrunger than your words.
When you assa,l any Cause OF person,
always give Us your real name, which
shall give up 10 whoever has right ID
demand Il. lie is a sneak and coward
Who axis Us 10 bear the responsibility oI
his ii acks on Others.
Don't write on both sides Of a sheet.
II you send US word that you have
"wrltien in great haste. AID have no Zine
TO correct" We shall put your manuscript
quietly into the fire. Why should you
throw on us The task OF correcting , our
scrasl. when we are obliged 10 Il ghi our
own work dallY Ior want VI time!
Give US fact, inclden:s. occurrences. al
the earliest moment, aud we shall BIZ cr.ic.
fol. although you wrote with a pudding.
stick; but II sou attempt logic or ,enu-
men,, do It up right, instead Of leaning
on US.
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The New O.le.ns Rrluhlieaa Il he
26lh nllima. says:
1--WE haze IA nos 10 our poMes. an
good grounds. hoseser srps.rsse.s a.y
be 10 the contrary. 70 assrsi that The III.
ecoiise OF Tstas. 80 isi from Opposing .l.s
porUlsr y III IN . lslion 90 sansxsli, n all
"a oressle siIh q. Alllhe elfats q l;,,,
Bn an or any o.hsr farelgh Poser 10 ore.
vent Il. az 10 Rfuenee The Texan GOssru.
msnl. will be sbnlli,e.
.Me pred,es l.kswise that he lrnop.
nov ganscned - Fern yssup xill be or.
der,d 10 The RIO Gssnds il less lhan one
month.
The Houston Telegraph of Nay liIh
has de following Tasas'apL:
.FORr gEsUP.-Wsl rara thai here ,se
seven eompsniss of he % dragons. eight
companies ri The 81 infantry. and slsh.
con psnles 81 The 9th infantry no~ sla.
Toned u Fort Je.nr; and Two companies
oI The 81 infantry hsss lately bern ORDER
ed 10 remove Immediately from Fort .sar.
snwarlh 20 fari Jesup. ID appears IRON
lhis. that President Polk intends 10 hare
losre IN readiness on our eastern FIRM.
lier. % aid ~, II necessary. in rep,l.ing =.
nv Sudden inrursrn Of Msxisan troop. !"
The Galveston Crillian Of ,hs n h Of.
limo s,a,.. that The vessels of war rspor.
Ted by vessel ., New 0,leans some me
$50 % = BRUSH squsdrOn. were pat 81
the American squ4Grun. nos ., Galveston,
Which wore Engl,sh eoloIs 10 passing lhs
Hole in The Wall"