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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
Climate Of Mexico.

Much more fear is expressed of the climate of
Matamoras, than of the Mexcans, by those who talk
of volunteering This fear, have no doubt is based
on mistaken notions. We have no doubt that the
climate referred to is full healthy if not so,
than that of Indiana. This opinion is confirmed by
those acquainted with the matter by actual experience
The Washington Union says:
awe are informed by intelligent physician, who has
resided for several years the of the Rio Grsnde,
who married Mexican lady, and who United
States Consul practsed physc several in the vicin
y of Malamoas and intimately acquainted with the eli
mate well the habits Of the Mexicans that although
Of the year it is unhealthy at Msamo
and the immediate borders Of the rver yet iha,
several miles from it the sgue and fever is unknown The
climate for several miles beyond. away off to the west
remarkably healthy, and no humbug to yellow fever
sickness &c. ought to prevent the troops of the United
States from visiting this interesting region OF the EARTH
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce, on the same SUBJ
iect says: We will state few facts, which we
gather from intelligent American merchant, who
has resided at Matamoras for eight years. Tie dis.
lance from the Nucces to the Del Nore is about sew
enty-6ve miles. On the banks of both these rivers
is strip of good land, extending fifteen or twenty
miles each way. The rest Is a worthless barren
Matamoras Is healthy the yellow fever never appear
ing there than in New York; and it is through
all tie interior of Mexico
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
MANA GER'S OFFICE,
WHEELING, MAY 20, 1876.
j. @. GREGORY Co., Managers.
GRAND PRIZES FOK JUNE, 1916.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERy-E1a, Class I32. Draws at Bal
tmore 3, 1886 10 Ia
$500 5000; 2d 24 ~ of 900; 40 OF 800 80 OF 200;
100 Tickets s.; certificate Of package % whole will
costs $40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CIass o. Draws nj Alexandria,
June 8. IS numbers; ~ ballots S0000 lOOU0
c0O0; $500; 800; 1900; zoos 900; Of
1850; loo OF 500 aud 40 Tickets $40 certificate
tickets will Si45.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Exra Class 1885, draws BaI.
more TO- 70 numbers Is drawn ballots. Sl5OO;
$500; 900; 254 Of 200;
of 100 Tickets certificate OF 70 Whole tickets
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CIass %, draws n AIexandria,
numbers; - ballots S250J0; 10000 600,
5000; 1000; J0 1900; 10 OF 1000 500 1850
a Of - whole tickets will SlO5.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-ExIra, Class 144 draws al Bai-
more, IL. rs numbers IA drawn balhts. S2OOO0
900; $500 42I % each 00J 40 Of uf
loo. TlcAes IS a certificate Of % whoes will so.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Cass % Draws Alexandria,
10 ballots. S5OOoJ 20O0O;
OO; 5000 $3.50; so 900; loo OF 500
drawn Tickets Sl2 certificate %
will cost Sl7O.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Extra, Class l50 Draws Bahi-
more Is nuuIsTs - drawn aIots. slOO01; 10000;
100000 5000; AGO. Q3O Of OOO 200 $50 aud I55 Vi 0O
Tickets S. a certificate III p hole Ill SIS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-Cass 25 Draws al Alexandri;
June five II drawn ballots S310O0
6UOO; 3l40; 5000; 2O1 1910; 50 of 1910, 5O5
23 Tickets sOi certificate Of IS whole tickets viii
Sl4O -
81 $50. sold the Address
vour ,sderst 10 ROBT. ARMSTRONG & Co.,
los Ouly J4geats for j. O. Gregory 4 Co., Managers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

THE NAvY.-There are at present three branches
of the United States Navy. One the Navy proper,
under the direction of the navy department; the
marine navy, under the treasury department
and the third the post Office navy under the post Office
department. To break down these distinctions. and
to unite all the branches into solid body the House
of Representatives at Washington, has instructed one
of its committees to report bill, providing for the
transfer of the revenue and post Office branches to the
navy department
1t is stated that all the cutters that can
well be spared from their respective stations,
dered Immediately to the Gulf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
The Improvca Iuau..m VEGETABLE PMS.


The Improved Iu.su.sn Vegetable Pills.
49,
(MApE BY REGULAR rhhsiOlAN'J
II most erceien pleasant and neuer failing Medicine
r ~. -. n g.. sr.,. T,.ns.s;o r. $780,
~ ''e N"S y r,Jf, ~e''0"f
C0sfipeneSs. Foul Sf0mdch. mead dche, Ip1ut116,
J1hure RIood Hanf of do6ekfe Horras Caucus and
-. .hI.:,,, K.o.-,I Deb;g;t.
oo'"s' LIZ Oo"F"'', - " y
PIN. ar oD,, lind RIM ooss;bED eure
~1rrn ynr sores TuE 4 DuuN-T'bos. who b.v. ,o,...
N In n...s r..d III cJIr.,;.. s.S--
Table Pills for Consumption" Colds Rhe""am dyspepsia and fe-
se,s. . ,,o,,h, .;,.. NTH j. - ...h ....
oeen a. nc 80 s ,i, s ,;s In. ~
mi. Pills nm, grew uo Sc y inn sd swears al pirla-esd ma
so, 10 vas IN y 4 M Sn,rS ,.eS ~ n
Sohs ssar sated imnoved Indian veeriaiae Pills Inch "a,
rs nv han within and believe then, "a he the htst
su'leu NY nea,s' '' ~ ''' ~ rnpfc Va =. sNs.rs
ase%,Ssge SjS,1ser rs 1874 "
r,s - z, p,-.is is,., s,.a Rs,h Il ,,,,,y lsxs
S ',d nds. y.,slie pills Won s.n, ,as IN 49,. "a
THY Is~,,sr m. snv h.ss
give s ~ rx'ra.t f,sm eyi Rurr,ft lsi,eI DATED ~
canaan Maine Frhruarva le1s
I'll. dill. hirh FINN y have given sch niyrr.,,
h .s ,ssve hen c,rr,ssed and The sal. h.s -.
~ ,ha, t,n,su best To rroues YOU 10 sead me On .oa
Tn.,r. ~ ,hs,u i,n,,-,,a-y &c
~ " Extract lfoan William NJ Packard,s letter dated
Manson Massachusrtts January % Is4s
si,Encosed Is the payment for m. last Pills Y will ME-.
s,ud me y exnfess another Thes give sd rr
fr,sn hae not on hand more than boxes nd do moi wish
- :. 80, on, ~ mem one d,y 49, 49, ~ - Nv -
E.traet from Daniel Tan & Sons letter, dated
yr pills were received lew a,s since nd we have sold som.
M Them and have used some If them ourselves and thins very "a
yorby 1 Them and they are liked ~ those VINO have sed esn
Sir smith of Gloucester That he ~ and wishes
zen more they give universal
that e has determined sell no other Kind of Pills.
In 2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

MATAMoRAs-The New York Evening Post says
that Matamoras is the true spelling of this city in
Mexico. 1t is derived from two Spanish words,
tar, sgnyng to kill, and Moros, Moors, the literal
translation is therefore "Kill Moors." 1t doubt
less originally given to place in SPAIN at which,
in the old struggles between the Spanards and the
Moors, the latter were cut to pieces. The name of
Matanzas which is the plural of Matanzd signifying
slaughter, is said to have been conferred several
places for a similar reason.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

The widow Of Col. Cross died in Washington On
the l4th inst. She bad been for some time in bad
health. and the shock of her husbands fate is suppos
ed TO have hurried her TO premature grave. The
death of Col Cross falls heavily on his children who
i've near Washington, and are rendered CON-
plcie orphans.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

utmost vgor, TIL all its shall have been
we'd, till all the wrongs which Mexico has heaped up
on us shall have been fully atoned for. till her absurd
territorial claims shall have been renquIshed, and
till we dictate to her the terms of that just honorable,
and permanent peace which she now deliberately
fuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
NEW GOODS.

EUST received and opening, at GRAYDONS Hardware
~ si2n of tie Saw Of Meridian Washington
and complete Of Hardware &C.
cities of Philadelphia
will be sold the reasonable The public
CALL particularly ihOse who putting buildings Also
aIwriehs SaddIers Cabinet Makers Wagon Makers Coach
Makers Gnnsmhh
Timers supply
quality of Tools and materials for carrying their respective
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

LECTURER on MoRALs.-Gen. Ampudis, who
accuses the United States of barbarsm and unchrst-
ian conduct, is the same Mexican gentleman who
boiled another gentleman's head IN oil. We believe
lie ate the ears-bu we are certain of the former fact
The original wearer of the boiled head Gen.
Sentmanat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
N II w ID IL G STOR Il.
WnOleSale and Retail.

81 s. j. WADE respectfully inf the public that be has
q oPenei in the lately Capt Cain
q washington street. indianapolis Drug
vnsS the attention OF Physicians Druggists Merchants and the
public generally to his extensive
DNUGs MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS VARNlsHEs, DYE
sTuFfSs GLASS, Sc. His stock purchased in
weeks since all fresh pure genuine quality he
offers at wholesale retail reasonable they
purchased in the west.
N B. Particular attention paid cOmpCundng physicians
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
State OF Iadiana--HamiIloH County.

On Petition Of Insotreney
Jacob Cru administrator John creditor.
Of the said John Cru
FENEE said Jacob Crull having memorial In this court
showing the condition Of the i'd complaining
the property, both real and insufficient
and demands outstanding against it, and the heirs Of said
having been summoned show
be settled as nsolyent 1t therefore
tendency said complaint be made known
said John Cru deceased BY publcs Of this order for
weeks successfully the Indiana Sentinel weekly
published in Indianapolis the county
that
administrator Of the existence their
by fling the statement OF the
of the contract assuust which
in the Office Of the ck of Thu
Of the Of tn said decedent
in favor Of the claims Of creditos
JOHN a. RIiRNs Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
FRANKLIN MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Of


fENE Aunual Course Of Lectures this will
IL Monday 2h October second Monday Uctobe
continue until the end Of the ensuing Febfnafy.
PROFESSORS
PauL DEcK GoppAnD, NJ. T., Anatomy and Histology.
C. WAS Vice. NJ d. Primo files and Practice Of surgery.
MEREDITH CLYSER, NJ D. Principles and Practice d Medicine.
BARCLAY BIDDLK. NJ Nedca
DAVID uNrER TucKER NJ D. Obsletieks Diseases Women
aud Children.
iEvrS = !orsE' NJ r., Physiology and Legal Medieiae.
JAHes b. RoGERs, NJ D. General Sid OreanS Chenistry.
JosEPH tEfDr, N. d., Drmonsiraior of Anatomy.
The Franklin Medra College Dcopof ted by The Legislature Of
Pennsva with privileges
similar institution aud
Of Medicine such shall
usually required Of candidates in other Medical this
FEES.
For each Of the seven Courses ,d Lectures, $500
Matrcilaiion Fees to be paid once only, 500
Diploma Fec 1000
Additional information respecting the course Of instruction
obtained upon application 10
l01-3w J. y. RIDDLE. ". H.. Dean Of ne Fac.fv
Northeast corner OF Spruce and Ounce Philadelphia
DIR. ID. N. NEGLY,S
ESEsIDENCE and Office Washington street. opposite the
n y Court House. S9n
DOCTOR EVANS.
OFFICE MiIers Hat Store wsshinroa
Qe-W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

w. ~. E'ISESIUN n COs
HAVE hand and constantly receiving
n York. well selected DRY GOODS which
they will sell cheap cheaper than any these ggni
Cassimeres ssnetts Jeans Hsrdtimes
Dllngs Vesngs Florence Braid Bonnes Ribbons Flow
Ladies' and Gent emeEs Crava Dress Handkeche shaw
good assortment of ready made Cothjng and splendid
assortment of CUSi ON MADE BOOTS AND Shoes which
they are enabled sell neatly cheap others their
work, which, unless carried with will fall pieces
before can be got out of good
Leghorn. Fur. Brush. be
hand They have also, Coffee
lum Red Pepper Spice Ginger Nails Cotton Yarn Le Is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28
ELECTION NOTICE
w. B. FREsTON a. 60.


nessiay in June, 1876 - -
Ami ~. 1876 los Owls wHJACHsoN. ssors-,.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-18

lEATTENTIoN TO BUSINESS, 1t appears TO
be very difficult matter to retain quorum
Of the House of Representatives for few
hours each day, and the consequence is, that
much time is wasted in calling the roll, send
ing for absent members, motions to adjourn,
sc. On Monday last, whilst bill appropriate
ing million or two of the public money was
under consideration, all proceedings had to be
suspended for 4 considerable time for the want
Of quorum to transact business. Gentlemen
when before the people for election, promise
entire devotion and untiring attention to the
public interests; but no sooner do they take
their seats, and find that work OF play they re-
ceive the same compensation, than they forget
all their promises, and have to be dragged to
their duty as culprits to the bar of Justice
This is disreputable, and exhibits deficiency
in heightened and honorable feeling, which is
inexcusable in representative of the people
Occasional absence may be excused, because il
may be necessary; but at no time, during the
ordinary hours of business, should the House
be left without quorum.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-18
VARIOUS FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS.
u hands. TENEMENIS STARES RLNEI

VARIOUS FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS,
v LANDS, TENEMBNTS, STORES, Dwell,
LINGS, GROUND RENTS, Sc, for public and pri-
val e sale, by
Ii. w. DOOL, Auct. and Commission Ner.
AIIE5a, On the Philadelphia Road, about two miles
EM!!l out, FARM of 8 acres, with fine Dwell
tI N ing Also, the late Capt. Brydcn's, with
-Atla..Lsplendd DIV ling, with some 40 acres-both
will be sold low for cash.
FEE SIMPLE AND OF HER PROPERTY-Fifty
two and three story Dwellings oil Exeter, Caroline
Spring, Pitt Cough, Eden and oheI Streets on terms
very advantageous to persons of small capitals
AUCTION SALES-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
March 10, at O'Clock, East Baltimore property cor
ner of Caroline and Bank streets, part of Archibald
Parks estate.
- On Wolf street, East Baltimore, between
NDTH Fleet and Wilkss, the late Capt. Paul's resi-
@IlA. dence, a two story brick dwelling,
Also, almost every day, the reader will find in va
rous parts of the city, some of the most desirable
improved property at auction-a record of which
can be seen at my store AS this portion OF my bust
ness is one where have facilities which few are in
possession Of warrants me in soliciting sales-togeth
er with general knowledge of the Auction business
in every department. will, trust, ensure me fail
proportion of patronage.
The sale of Vessels, Cargoes, Rigging, Sails Hulls
&c, together with port wardens and Insurance
sales, has been n prominent duty of mine for many
years. mhlS-ths3t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-18

DAMAGE BY THE FREsHET AT PORT DEPo-
SITE. The freshet in the Susquehanna has
caused considerable damage at Port Opposite.
We learn from letter in the Patriot that ma
nv of the houses were inundated, and to keep
them from floating off they had to be tied to
trees with ropes. A number of small houses,
with great deal of fencing, were swept away,
with the bridge, wharf, and piles of lumber
The water was six feet deep, but was recedng.
The writer adds:
The Conowingo bridge is gone, and all the
fishing batteries on the river. The destruction
of property on this river is incaculabe. The
old Maryland Canal is washed out; so also is
the Tide Water from Bells Ferry to Havre-de-
Grace, so supposed; it composed part of the
bed of the river. ! can give you no description
of tho state Of things here yesterday. No pen
is competent to describe them. 1t was awful
in the extreme. ] should suppose Wilmer
loss to be about $1,000. His new wharf is
washed away; his stone boats are all gone and
his property wrecked.
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3fhA.3O4 Do Gtas1Ss,: Ne

TREMBLEY8 co. have the pleasure of an nounc
ing that the Oregon dispute is about being brought
an amicabe settlement. The peace of the WORLD
will remain undstuihed, and commerce. trade and
agriculture will go on prospecting and prosper To
aid in this great work. we last week furnished the
capital by distributing over $4,000 of prize money
to our numerous customers, and we promise TO dc
still better in the following splendid schemes to be
drawn this week:
WEDNESDAY-SPlendd scheme, capitals Of
$4,000 $4,000 Is of 900, sc. 70 Nos, is drawn
ballots. Tickets SIS, sharesin proportion,
THURSDAY-Captal 500, 900, $40 900, SIS, 900, 20
of Sl,eOO, &c. 10 Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets
SIS, shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-CaPi,als $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 10
of$l 900, sc. rs Nos. ~ drawn ballots. Tickets
S4, shares in proportion.
SATURDAY-For the benefit of the Frederick Fe.
male Seminary. Capital prize SIS GOO Tickets 81 :.
25 halves 81 cts qfs Bic We will sell in this favote
Lottery certificates of packages of 25 whoes for $8
halves 49, quarters $3.50; eighhs S225. The risk on
package is small, and draw the three highest
prizes.
For the lucky numbers in the above Lotteries by
the Package single ticket, share, be sure and di-
rect your orders TO the National Prize Office, of
TREMBLEY & co.
No. South Charles street,
1t one door from Baltimore street.
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CALVERT HALL,

p
~ LEOPOLD DE @EYE.,l'
Begs leave to announce that, by particular request
many citizens, he will give FAREWELL, CON,
CERT, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March I8lb
on which occasion he will perform selections froE
and improvisaIons on American and Russian Aiy!'
LIE Carnival de Venice (by desire,) and the Marsi
NJ ar0calns.
Mr.. LEOPOLD DK MEYER will be assisted d
Mr.. WOOD and Mr.. JULIUS z. MULLER =
PROGRAMME-PART FIRST. T.
/. SOng-Mr. WoOd-The Midshipman's Fare /
well, s. Nelson
3 Improyisations on Russian Ans, composed i
and executed by Leopold DE- Meyen
3. Ballad-Mr. Wood, the Angel's Whisper, S. Love
A. LIE Carnival de Venice (by desire) executed
by Leopold de- Meyer
PART SECOND.
l. SOng-mr WOod-The Wild flowers so0n
will shed their bloom, [from the opera Of
Lucia ul Lammermoor} DoRisettI
q appropriations on American Airs (Hai Co
iumbia and Yankee DOodle) composed and :,
executed by Leopold de Meycf.
B. s9ng-Mr. Wood-Ch! dainty life doth ],
FaiIy Lead, Ed. J. LOdeN,
cuted by LeopoId 4. Neve,-
A3- Mr. LEOPOLD DE MEYER respectfully in /
Vlte ladies and gentlemen, who have desire to De,
come acquainted with his touch to take their searS
on the platform the Instruments.
N3-Mr. LEOPOLD DE MEYER will nerform on,
two Grand Pianos from Erad's celebrated factory TO-
France.
G9- TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH 70 BE- had,
at the music Stores and the door on the evening al
the Concert. 90 Doors open NJ O'Clock, to conf
mcnee al D. .... ..- mhl7-2t
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yEvo FAMILIES AND OTHERS.

ii HIKANDULES, SOLAR, LARD AND ,
HALL LAMPS, GILT CANDLESTICKS, 81
we have Just opened most splendid assortment
OF the above articles, which we offer for sale on the
most pleasing terms, at our FURNISHING WARERoons,
No. IL Batmore-st, nearly Opposite Centre Market.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON.
-, importers and Dealers in Family and Fancy HARD
WAKE; Iable Cutlery; Tea Trays and Walters; Plat
ed ana Britannia ware; Kitchen Utensils; Hollow
ware; Brushes; Mats; Wooden ware; Baskets, &c,
decidedly the greatest variey of HOUSE,
kEEPlNG ARTICLES to he found in the city, We
BLOCk TIN, Japanned and plain Tin ware, &c
ga and young Housekeepers will find it greatly to
their advantage by calling previous to making their
purchases, at our VI VI
mhI2 HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
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AO-PARTNERSIIP WM HOGERs ,uM
" VIM BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting of the business of Merchant Tai
Tors, at the former Store of MN. ROGERS, No. 1875
MARKET STREET, five doors west of ST. Paul-st
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank
Q5- The subscribers, from their long experience
IN business, can with confidence solicit the pa
trona2e of their former friends and the public gene
rally assuring them that they Will find it TO be TO their
interest to give US their patronage.
% Our Stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms. r
18th Oct, l645. o29 ROGERS & BOYD
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FREsHEr IN THE HuDsoN. The ice in the
North river is fast breaking up, and navigation
is nearly open. The Albany papers of Satur-
day, state that the water had risen nearly TO a
level with the dock, and that freshet was
anticipated in consequence ofthe heavy rains.
The snow in that city has lain on the ground
constantly for one hundred and four days, af-
fording capital sleighing ever since the LIST of
December; this is rapidly thawing away, and
will occasion tremendous rise in the river,
sweeping away all the ice that now obstructs
navigation, and, perhaps, something more val
liable.
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e. cHMAP pRINTrNG. ana pRlNTING o

{bS- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office u the Clipper, 1874 BALTl@oRE-sT.-aS
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than sn.S any other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADlNC,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
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in 4 manner unsurpassed in this city.