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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

CSrTbe New Years Address of the Huron Re-
Hector, Ohio wing paper, contained the following
gross SANDER of the illus,rous dead. These shame
less illusions TO the most remarkable man of the age
are worse even than the old federal assaults Of the
same character upon Jefferson.
'WheIc is the hero Andrew First
Alas. he lies slow in the dnst''
fear he's ta'en the lcft-hand road,
And neer will find the way TO God.
Some think he strive 10 cheat Old MIX,
II 80, IL scurvy trick,
And merits we'll the h1tTeSt corner,
The De can fnd in all his border
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

To MERcHAYTs.-We intended last week to have
called the attention of and Western Mer-
chants generally, to the advertisement of Messrs.
WILLIAMS & SLASHER, A N. Second st., Phia-
delphia. 1t will be found on to-days outside We
understand that this is new firm, the partners being
young men of enterprise, liberal in their dealings,
and deservedly ranking among the most industrious,
deserving and enterprisng merchants of Phide pba.
From the fact of their liberal advertising We would
recommend all to give them call, at least.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

CINCINNATI, Feb. l7-FLorR--A sale from Miami
Canal yesterday Of 400 bbs oil order al 370 200 d.
this morning. mixed brands, al S365 clear The market
well supplied but purchasers waiting Tor luther con-
ces,ion the part Of holders
Hf>KY-Sales to the amount Of 600 bbls f.om canal
yesterday l6i 65s7c; 200 do fIom Railroad IT l6fs7c
the former r and the for large bb % do from
canal morning lies 80 aud 81 do from liver at
PRovIIoN-Saes since report yesterday OF 90 bacon
Sh udeTs 5000 bulk hog round at &c; 1000
DufeId's cured hams, bagged, at &c oks extra 1900
bulk shoulders city, 3sc; $50 sides i3 100 lbs
10 bbls fair No LAID, country rendered. al 54ci 10 keg;
do city rendered, al 6c ID bbls head ineIior at 4c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

The bodies of two of the persons buried alive by
the accident at the Carbondae mines we're found on
the the Goth ult. One named Patrick Walker, was
discovered short distance from the main road lying
slate Of about Is inches in depth, his head sup
ported by his right hand, and his shoulder by pillar
His legs broken; probably, by the flying car
boxes 1t is supposed that he lived for time af-
ter, and probably died Of fatigue and hunger. The
other, Mark Brennan, had been thrown by the wind
upon the top Of loaded car. and there caught
by the falling roof, which crushed him to death in
stantly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

SEIZURE OF AN American vEssEL.-Imprisonmsnt
If Mr.. Locry, Of Baltimore. The Philadelphia
Ledger of yesterday, says: I" We have been shown
letter received in this city from Montcvideo, dated
Odd of October last in which the writer DIR. Naulty
formerly of this city, and who is merchant of
Buenos Ayres, says that his way from the Southern
coast returning TO Buenos Ayres, which in his alb
sence, had been blockaded by the British and French
his vessel seize and be taken prisoner, he at
tempted to enter by English frgate and sent into
Monteyideo along with Mr.. Lowry, from Baltimore.
He was there detained at the time the letter was
written, not being allowed to have any communica-
tion with shore. or to send to Buenos Ayres for his
clothes. Others of our cy'untrymen probably ex
posed to the same danger. " s 0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26
Notice 80 the Friends of Iise Blind. and
the Humane generally.
Education of the Bind.

fIdUc1tton or the Bind.
FENHE appointed by the superin
n tend the application Of the
eating the blind by sustaining those parents
ade 10 do So nj the Institution for the blind
Louisville, Kentucky hereby notice
applications behalf Of the pnd in this
pupils Applications may he made Tor pupils male and female
sustained at one OF these institutions at the Of The State
entirely, except Tor clothing aud traveng where they will
oughy taught Lieus, HaRdzqf Music and all kind.
" cared for both in scknes and health.
Pupils between 10 and 81 apply and
string to commence before fall apply by the FIRST Of April
Full information the subject will be found in printed sheet
auditor State which the
relatives Of the blind and generally
wthoa such aid line object Of the Legislature be bun partially
accomplished.
applications and subject made
the Secretary of
ls' order Of The Trustees
indianapolis, Feb. Z, 1886. JAMES RAY Sec'y
1Edors OF newspapers In the State
ave Sl-3W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The Baltimore train of cars
off the track, about 30 miles east of Cumberland
on the Goth ullimo Mr.. Nathaniel H. White, con-
tluctor, who was standing between the tender and
baggage cars, crushed with much violence as
to his death An accident occurred recently on
the Georgia Railroad by which passenger had his
skull fractured, another his leg broken, and third
his shoulder blade fractured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

Az UNAVAILABLE DEFENcE.-A Millerite stole a
horse and carriage lately in Lancaster, Mass. On
the trial. the defence set up was the generally admit
ted lunacy of the Miertes But the jury refused to
entertain it, and he was sent to the State Prison for
two years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

GTWe have receiveda we'll printed pamphlet con-
tanning the proceedings Of the Grand Lodge Of the
Order of Odd Fellows for which are indebted to the
politeness Of Stuart w. Cayce. Esq, Grand Secreta-
ry 1t is record of the doings of the Lodge at Its
quarterly communication of January last 1t con-
tans much matter of interest to the order.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

FEELING AT WAsHINGToS.-The n. Y. Journal of
Commerce says that gentleman who left Washing
ton Saturday evening, says people there not
alarmed. II understood that the Senate would
arrest every thing dangerous. The gentleman heard
Mr.. Webster say. in large circle Of gentlemen on
Saturday, afer the Message, "therc will be no
trouble"
OF course then it is al right. Keep cool then,
Wings Ind do not make so much fuss The American
people, however, viii settle the matter if Daniel don't
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

JUNIUs.-A singular rumor has lately been raised
in England that IN oyerhaulng certain papers of
George the Third, left at Kew. Lord George Ger
maine is proved concusively to be the author of the
letters of Junius. Lord George was minister of war
from 1865 to the close of revolution.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

0We notice that the Journal publishes the letter
Of Mr.. Paine, the "great shot at" from the N. Y.
Globe, in which he details sundry statements aSout
the reasonable designs of Santa Anna, AImonte and
other Mexican personages. The letter is without
doubt the product of deranged brain, and is entitled
to no credence whatever. Mr.. Henshaw, one of the
gentlemen to whom Paine refers for the confederation
of his statements. denies any knowledge of them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

A MEASURE OF "RELIEr."-Mr. Shaw, teller or
assistant cashier of the Wrentham bank, Mass, has
eloped to South America with portion of the funds Of
the bank On the evening preceding his departure he
gave champagne party at the fremont House, Bos-
ton, the expenses of which were only $500. Pity
that such good fellow should be so unfortunate!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

The Tennessee Legislature passed an act discon-
tinung three of the Branches of the State Bank and
another setting apart specific portion of the State
to be applied towards meeting the interest on
the State debt.
The Woman's Bill lost in the Tennessee
Legislature, by vote of 80 to 30. lis most strenuous
opponents were two old bachelors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

At Terre Haute, Ind, on the evening Of tho 10Th
inst, two attacked Mr.. Myers in stable, Gu,
him with clubs and knives, and robbed him Of his
pocket-book containing $780, This was done, says
tia Express, within 100 feet of 30 persons assembled
at party, and before 0 O'Clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

A foreign journal says: +" The screw auxiliary
vessel, Massachusetts, is, without doubt, the
traordinafy vessel, as specimen of consummate en-
gineering skill, that crossed the Atlantic -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

new machine has been greatly improved in Eng
land by which fancy weaver change his pattern
in similar to that Ct changing the tune on
box or barrel organ. Fine sattincnts are chiefly
woven by this machine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

0c-In Boston alone there is annually paid fer the
support of the public schools about $3.50 000-which
is about equal to the parliamentary grant in 1871 for
the whole of England And yet the English talk
learnedly about the Ignorance" of what they are
pleased to call the American rabble.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26
The license Law.

IN act giving the right 10 he voters Of Marie 4
County decide, authorizing licenses TO retail
spiifnOns liquors IN their Townships.
SIC |. Be IL enacted 6y the General -7ssens5ly Of
The SLATE Of Ltana That hereafter shall not be law
fol for the board doing county bushes in the said county,
to grant any license TO retail spriiuous liquors IN any
township Of said county. unless majority OF the qualified
voters Of such townships in favor Of such license be-
ing granted
SIC. 3 For the purpose Of sscerainng the wishes Of
the aforesaid relative the granting Of licenses in
The various townships of SAID county. shall be lawful
for the said the first Monday in April next, al
the annual township elections in said county, TO vote 10y
ballot for or against the granting Of such license IN the
townships where such voters reside.
SEc g. That for the purpose of taking the vote upon the
question aforesaid each and every at the said cleo
ton may endorse in writing upon the back Of his ballot
ticket given the said election. favor of The license
being granted in the township in which he resides the
word License. in legibe ard if the said vo-
opposed license being granted aforesaid. he
msy endorse upon his ballot, the words ".N0 License.
SEC. A. And the Judges and Inspectors of said cleo
ir shall count the taken IN their respective
townships and certify the the clerk Of the Circuit
Court, who shall lay the before the board doing
county business ut Its session. after the ssd election
and IT by the transmitted and certified, shall
appear that maj ry of all the votes given in any
ship against license being granted in that township,
the said board and shall be prohibited from granting
any license retail spurious liquors in the said township,
hut il in any township majority of all the votes given
in favor of license being granted in that township,
shall and may be lawful for the said board grant such
licenses any person who may desire the under the
rules and regulations prescribed and required by the laws
now in force
SIC. 5. Should any keeper keepers Of any grocery
house. other place licensed to retail liquor IN said
county Of Marion knowingly permit any person persons
play any OF chance therein for money Other
article of value in such house establishment that fact
shall be sufficient evidence that such licensed house is
nuisance, and upon proof Of the upon pesenment
indi in of he
Court shall revoke The cense said grocery coffee house
or other establishment retail spurious liquors.
SEC. 6. This shall be in force from and after lis
passage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

EMIGRATIoN-James S. Hester, ESQ., and others,
of Monroe county, are raising company to go to
California Persons DESTROYS of emigrating thither
invited unite with them in their proposed cxped
ton. The first of April has been fixed upon the
period oc departure.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

AN ABSOLUTE FAcT.-The Chronicles of Connecti-
cut attest the fact that at PERIOD (no half
fury ago. two divorces granted in that State
the ground that the defendants were habiualy act-
ed with cold feet Now, even a cold heart will not
break the rosy chain of Hymen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

0EFThe tide of Emigration into Florida is said to
be great-especially around the hammock lands in the
water courses. Some parts of Florida fine In
every respect as can be found in the world
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

Presentation. Ben Hardin has pronounced w.
G. Gcodloe, Esq, of Frankfort. liar and scoun-
drel. Mr.. Goodloe retorts by saying that Hardin's
statements are grossly false. and By proring them TO
be so.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

Andrew Johnson, member of the House of Rep
resentatlves from Tennessee, taught by his wife
to READ, after his marriage. He is tailor by trade,
and is said to be an eStmable and intelligent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

PENNSYLVANIA CANALs-The tolls on the Delaware
division of the Pennsylvania Canal, for the year just
closed, amounted to $780, 72-exceedng those If
1884, about s. 10000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

Louapre, of New Orleans, who whipped his slav
10 death has been discharged, the Grand Jury bav
ing ignored the bill preferred against him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

AT Vincennes. recently, as We learn from the Sun
Francis Longuedoc was stabbed by Edwin VI. Jones
The wound was considered mortal. Jones escaped
The affair grew out of bet us.to which could whip
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

0-It is stated that Gideon Wells, of Hartford,
Conn., has been appointed to tbe Bureau of Provisions.
&c, vice Com Shubrick. removed. Mr. Wells is
eninently worthy Of the place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

ILIlSoIs.-The Democratic State Convention, just
held, nominated AUGUSTUS c. FRENcH of Crawford,
for Governor, and JosEpH B. WELLS, Of Rock Island,
for 1t. Goyerpo.. They viii DC elected, Of course.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26
IN RANKRUPTCY

Office given that Michael Aker Of Randolph county, nd
IN having heretofore decreed
has filed his petition praying for full discharge from all his debts
which petition viii he heard before
the district ndiana,
indianapolis the third Monday May O'Clock
A. NJ when and where all persons interested may appear
they why
be grsrted- ei n BASSET,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26
The Youths Cabinet.

FRANCIS c. wooDwoRTH.
This welknown periodical for the young passed
the hands OF new proprietor and will hereafter he issued
monthly, in the form Of a magazine with beautiful cover
Each number contains 81 pages printed entire With
new type, fine paper.
NUMEROUS AND ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS
inteTspersed intended alone but
lustTaons of the articles in connection they
appear and each volume will be commenced with
Ngnette THie-page, Engraved on Steel
The editor viii be assisted by Of the abiest
for children and youth and pains will be spared either
by him or the publisher to make the CABINET every
spec the best magazine for the in the county 1t
the aim of the editor TO aid in dusng Literature in the
domestic circle which shall instruct while enierains and
refine and elevate while 1t instructs-to afmd both
venIve and andOe for the effects literary posons
that in OIms find their way resdo-o pro-
vide the best eria for the intellectual social moral and
religious improvement of yonth-n word TO render The
Youths Cabinet, in sentiment aad taste, head and
lis heart all that intelligent and vituOus family could
desire.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

YoUTH's CADINET.-This is the best periodical for
young persons we know Of See advertisement in
another column. CWill the editor send to US from
No, %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

10 inches of snow fell on Friday night which is
rapidly disappearing. The receipts for the year end
ing Feb. l, it is now asceriained amount to over
$50 900, or an increase of S2l 900 on those of the
preceding year. being at the of about "a per
Yours, w. n j.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

ONE DOLLAR = YEAR, IN ADvANcE-sINGLE
NUMBERS TEN
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN CLUBS
copies of the Youths Cabinet, IS 90
copies of the Youths Cabinet 90
10 copies of the Youths Cabinet 10 90
30 copies of the Youths Cabinet, 90 90
80 copies of the Youths Cabinet, 81 90
Only siry cents year. schere forty copies are taken
The money must invariably accompany the order.
All communications, relating the editorial financial
department. should be addressed to Rev. FRANCIS c. Woop-
WORTH Clinton Hail. l35 Nassau street New York
AGENTS WANTED.
number OF enterp isng responsible men, wanted
travelling agents To such the best Of pecuniay
Tsgement will be given.
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3w-Sl Clinton Hall, 80 Nassau street, New York.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

Wa Miracles nerer cease More eridence Of IFS
surprising health Restorative TTrlues!!!
Z Z Z Z Z : : EY Z
Springfield, Washington co. Ky.


Messrs Sanford & Park Springfield, Ky. May L. 1885,
Gents-I take this opportunity of informing Of most
performed upon the of 'Dr. Wars Bal
"a o Wild Cherry
year bowel.
which abored under for six weeks when gradually RECOVERED
In The Of 1881 attacked with eo which seated
upon my space years
my
medical aid without benefit and thus weard along until the
OF 1884, 'HTsars Basom Of Wild Cherry"
persuaded though had
all hopes Of recovery and had prepared myself for the change Of
Through their solicitations induced make
Genuine Wistars Baam Of wld Cherry The effect
truly astonishing After ve Of aetiOn pain and uf
fring having spent four five hundred dollars
purpose respectable physcians proved
unavang, restored entire health by the blessing of
God andh of DR.. wi.tars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
enjoying good health, and such is altered appear
longer known when former aequsnt
gained rapidly weight and my flesh solid
much and food
with have during the last months than had
eaten FIVE years before.
Considering my miracle necessary
the good the afflicted duty the and
ny ow &ho should know where relief be had TO
make this pnbie-
blessing. upon proPretors vaIua
bic medicine wistar, Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, WIN. II. BAKER.
aThe Rehey Franklin, Ind
high profession among poll
ean 6 the State shall speak for itself in commentator Of the
sGenuine wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Franklin, Ind, April "a, Is4s.
Mers Sanford Park-I have but few bottles of wisia bal
wild cherry remaining hand Of the last lot furnished
by
money before ordered anotker But such is the
demand do wish be without H. aud
little for the last lot shall
be forthcoming disposed Of which, the
made lately think will be but short time he e
many strkingy beneficial It
improves upon Acquaintance any AedeineT
knon Almost aIIothers fail trial. and be-
ing able bear the OF experience sink into dsuse
highly those Who have
tested its virtues and experienced it's healing efficacy IN their own
cases Yours very respectfully, JAMES RITcIlEY.
Price 81 per botts. Sold by SANFORD & PARK,
Of Fourth Walnut
And by TOMLINSON BROTHERS, indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

HorGHEY "A Mr.. John Hough, of Cincinnati, has
been mulcted on two counts--one for seduction, the
other for breach, --o'nse--in the sum Of -, $50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

This invaluable medicine prepared extensive prss.
years climate,
curing and yn any Of the diseases above
suffering diseases Of this kind, also those
their effects upon the constitution,
will the india Chogogue invaluable remedy for Puri
flying blood thoroughly cleansing from tie tine
id,f-e Of a bilious climate.
The operation choagogue ersdeatng bill
from system only explain extraordinary agency
speedy Of and and
the various grade. of intermittent and rSmit'en fvsr.
From wilxrss, DATED District JaSg. tAs District
Mr. ESrard Bingham. Detroit, Oct. 80 is<1.
Dear s-w,h great pleasure fet of the complete
and radical cure Of Ague with which VIII
attacked, the directions Of Dr. o'
good India chOagOgue He had an attack as ever
Witnessed and apprehended long winter OF this disease when
was years ago resided Tecumseh But
provdCnay led advertisement in relation to
H. aud the Of bottle broke
the disease, has effected radical
elapsed without Of II, and my son in
eno, robust health Its invaluable dene and
should be generally known HoSS WILKINS.
From Hon. srrrHrs v. r. TROwDErDcr goH State Seuats
BlRMISGHAM, Dec. 10, Is4I.
Mr. BiHgham-yOu wish you What DR..
ogrod India cholagugue anti bilious medicine do believe
that efficacy this medicine generally known.
the aud ssue would disappear in Michigan.
procured the Of and have good
believe that my'ry family e'eopedhe Sgue a spring in con
sequence Of
Perhaps no summer since Of pennsuar
has prevalent the lat have
mended this medicine instances and when the dsrse
had fixed and bad tive skill Of Phsician and haSs
fall has universally produced the happy
effects believe has been exceeded by any medicine
removing the bilious disease, Of the climate.
| Yours respectfully, STEPHEN v. n. TRowBRIDGE.
From Ron E. FAsSswoRrH Chancellor Of Of iohigoa.
DETROIT, March %. Is42.
Mr. Edrva-d Bingham, Drtggist, Detroit.
SI made of Dr. OsgOods India Choagogue and have
had opportunities Of witnessing sauay effects when used by
Others valuable medicine the ver
agHe proper will prove certain
preventive against its which who have been
afflicted with liable. Very respectfully,
Il E. FARNswoRTH.
From Locus ABBOTT, NJ D., late Surgeon Omitted States .ar~y.
| DETRoII Oct. !, ls4l.
Bingham, Esq., SCENT for Of
prepared BY Charles osgood feers, and
has exceeded sangune expectations IN the Of said
disease. recommending perfectly safe
and highly and for fever and chill G
ve ague any other form of intermittent fever.
testify the medicine has this vicinity. and in
acquired high reputation and
every know ledge has
eay produced speedy curt, and restored the per-
feet health, when all other remedies have failed.
i Respectfully yours, LUcIUS ABBOTT.
Price 81 Sold Cincinnati Ohio, wholesale aud retail by
SANFORD PARK, general fer the wes' their West
pot OF valuable FaGy Medicines, northeast
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets.
Sold by ToMLINSoN BROTHERS, indianapolis. II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26

The Tennessee Legislature adjourned N the Cd inst,
after session Of four months.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-26
DIR. Jacob 3ecker's Celebrated
EYE-B ALSAM,
a SPECIFIC FOR CHRONIC, SORE, INF NJ
ED AND WEAK EYES.
Among extraordinary effected thIstay wonder
Isl Balsam, have only fallowing:-
& & q & & & q = q q

Z Z Z Z Z q z Z z 2
soRE make known the citizens
Cincinnati may afflicted the above Astonishing
standing
use of BECKER'S EYE BALSAM.' The
of my boy born with 4sed eye The
continued increase resisting all REMEDIES the space
years Having by
Eye Balsam, resort made trial Of n,
happv 10 certify that effected permanent in three weeks
CHARLES NORTH, Finh st., doors west OF Vine
by TOaLlSSoS BROTHERS,,