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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
The Highly Medicated
POOR MANS PIAS TER

J. Co. Wholesale Dealers in Drugs Medicines,
Paints Instruments (Agens McLane
celebrated Specific Liver Pills. and Lung Syrup No 60,
Fourth and Wood streets Pittsburgh The claim Of these
PlasteTs public
entirely their acknowledged superiority all
others in healing Diseased Spine rheumatism and Liver Com
plants Dyspepsia Pains in the Breast Back LOns and
Limbs Their strongly recommended 10 avads
persons temperament and sdenary habits they
happily strengthen the whole These Pases
should be by the most
servaor health the earthly attribute Of happiness
Their may be said exert almost magical influence
blending with youthful charm which
those who them eminent degree TO the most
advanced periods Of life.
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Promptly Erpels Worms 10 almost incredible number
ENo ubantiate the above fact many hundreds testimonials
could be adduccd Of which FOL owing selected
from ndyidua Of standing and yeTacy Indeed Il is confidently
affirmed that each trial Of the powers Of this remedy will have
additional tendency widen and fame
universally known diiusci States.
would not less than many hundreds not thousands Of lives
annually.
CERTIFICATES.
10 certify that vial of Mr. McLane American Worm Specific
expelled Eve hundred and whole and pieces that would
have made sixty MORE from boy OF John Lewellug which,
laid fragh line would have probably measured the
length hundred Yards JOSIAH JACKSON.
Owner OF Water Forge and other works Monongala CO. Va
SURPRISING EFFECTS or DR. McLANE's WORN sPE
Saturday Richardson
called Kidd Fourth ard
Wood streets, and made the following statement
child OF had been very sick for ten days. had
purgative medicine. but had her One
ne;ghb0rs and said that destroy
the child aud the time spoke Of the wonderful effects she
had Witnessed from using Dr. McLane Worn Specific IN that
neghboThOod We VIAL teasoonful and the
child discharged ~ large another casrOOnul
which brought moren all IS As duty owe
you and the community freely make known these facts Ny
child IS we'll What remarkable, the Worm Specific
expelled the in about four hours after the Medicine
Prepared for the proprietor BY JONATHAN KIDD co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Wood street Pittsburgh
\. BBe particular 10 ask for Dr.. McLanes American Worm
Specific, Patent Nermluge
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

SINGULAR FACT ABOUT ENGRAvERs.-Cists Adver-
tiSer informs us that William Harrison, who came to
this country 1892 the first bank note engraver
in the United States. He engraved the plates for the
United States Bank He had five sons, all engravers.
Richard H.. one of the sons, came out 10 Marietta
in 1915, and finished the first copperpate engraving
ever executed in Ohio. His two sons carry on
the same business in Philadelphia Another brother
left four sons all engrarerS One of these has son
learning the business. Here is a singular to
occur in this country. family of four generations
following the branch of mechanical business.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

DIED, in Cincinnati, Mr.. Thomas PALMER, Printer,
aged 40 years.
MIR. Palmer was native Of Philadelphia, and
came to Cincinnati many years since In December,
1915, he became joint proprietor of the Liberty
Hall, with Messrs. LOCKER and Reynolds and they
changed the name to Liberty Hall and Cincinnati
Gazette, which the weekly now bears.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

VANDALIsM.-Boston contains number of refined
young gentlemen who amuse themselves by exT ecto-
rating tobacco juice upon ladies' dresses On Sun
day. three ladies, going home from church, were
covered from head to foot by this amusing and intel
lectual process.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

ANOTHER PROPHET Numerous persons are pre-
pairing to emigrate from Sweden TO North America,
under the guidance of Erich Janson, fanatic, who
has set himself up as a prophet, and who has thou
sands of followers. The fate of the Mormons is
evidence enough that such sects of fanatics cannot
long endure in this country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
SAXDs,S sARSAPARILLs,

For the Removal permanent Cure Of all Diseases arising
from impure Oft Of System
TENHE operation This preparation is leed II acts tonic,
strengthening the digestive and restoring TIE appetite; as
antpe Pdfsins BODY
Scroa Of the malignant character wrought BY sands SafTa
ra have given wide and deserved celebrity Bot s not alone N
beneficial specific diseases sf .e
skin aud NAV administered with favorable results IN an IL also
controlling influence in bilious compan and when The
system has been Ssss ss 51S sS use e. mineral s0i
The following interesting case presented and the reader invited TO
its careful perusal: 80 ,e..
YOU and to the community large you this certificate Of the an
d %ls nave '''H '0aH''''' '-'''-'' anu -
troubled with severe my anoe which extended half
way the knee diasns ve offensive matter itching burning
and dP'vng me S,e5 Of my rest al ss mr. Js Ne5on
NELL who had been cured by it, and alter using hEe bottles was CON-
have delayed sending you
effected in order ascertain with certainty whether was per-
neither felt the slightest temperance Of and that am
entirely WELL Yours very truly, 80 SARAH MciNI1kE,
The following is from gentlemen who one Of The h
Providence and from his extensive knowledge
medicines kind and ms experience Of The effects sands
SASDs sARsFAmLA- speak expementaly when say that this
eua in The Of chronic OF acute rheumatism
suffering i've years Of
saTara with happiss. my health now better lsn has
been o many mopihs past my appetite sG s1S n my s9
Of potent medicine. Feeling deep sympathy with those "ho are
refrain from earnestly such the Of this valuable
the confidence IN
Of Sands induced thereby Y The effects saIsI
adding testimony 10 that OF many others
comendaoy Invaluable properties, unknown 10 and unsolicited
by the Messrs. Sands.
CHARLES DYER, IT,, Druggist and 9pethee@y,
Is and ssfc 81 r.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF us superior yaHs
and see nampes which be obtained OF Agents gals
Prepared sold, wholesale and retail by A B. d. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, New York.
Sold =. CRAGHEAD and TN MEEhEks indianapolis,
and y Druggists generally throughout the United slles Price per
bottle, sill bottles for So
respectfully requested remember that Is
nds Sasapar and constantly achieving such temaka
ne cres of the most Of diseases which the human
frame is subject ask FOR Sand Sara and take no
Oihe 10Y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

MALBoNE's CELEBRATED PAINTING of The
Hours for which $1,000 was offered some years
since, and which Benjamin West pronounced the best
work of art on Ivory which he had met with, is
about to be rallied for at Newport on the Doth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

DOMESTIC CHAMPAGNE.-Mr. Longworth of Gin
cinnat has sent to the editors of that place cham
paigne wine of his manufacture. A deal Of
champagne of the "best quality is made at New
ark, New Jersey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
MEDICAL.
DAVID CRaTGHEAD

Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia Drugs Mediefnes Paints
OTIS. Furnishes, Dye Stggs Glassware, Wrnd0tC Glass
White Lead Putty. Sc.
wv oULD respectfully inform his old customers the pube
W generally that he Just Philadepha
York and Boston, where he has selected with great
chased extensive and all articles
line, and which he now opening He would particularly invite
the attention Of PHI cian Druggists Merchants Psners
FulerS &C. and all that he offer INDUCE
TO dealers that be the
article he sci shall be just represented Particular attention
viii be paid TO filing prescriptions and compromising medicines
and the Will be the called
9-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
Married..

BY William Sullivan, Esq, the 9th of August,
1916. Mr.. john B. HOLMES to Miss CATHARINE RAINS,
the residence of her father, Mr.. James Rains all
of Marion county, Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
TuriKeV.

Even the Sultan of Turkey is getting to be NOR
liberal in his political notions than the Wing leader
of this country,-not that he is more enlightened
perhaps, than they, but more honest. The Londol
correspondent of the Journal of Commerce says
For the first time in the annals Of his dynasty, tn
Sultan of Turkey has paid visit his Asatc dominions
and his received the congratulations of the
bassadors to the Porte This the first instance on reco
of the corps dplomatigue having had audience E,
with the Imperial Sovereign Of Turkey; and By
way of showing still further innovation, his Majesty
ceived their exceencies in the Groom, which they
ushered, and remained standing during the whole
their visit
Education is proceed in Turkey with giant strides
900 schools be forthwith established throughou
the country, and normal school for teachers is to b.
instituted at Constanstnope, under Emir Paehs, wht
educated a, the English University of Cambridge
where he took high degrees for mathematics and classics
Another circumstance without precedent in modern
history, the fact that the Sultan, his from hi
tour went to the Sublime Porte and made report to h,
Yzer TO the condition Of the provinces he had visited
issuing orders for their future better government Among
other things he declared that he had abolished all custom
duties at Adrianope, Broussa, Konah and Toks ans
then went in the following free trade style:
"As it has been acknowledged all times that
on fJcd, provisions and CATTLE extremely Prejudical
agriculture and commerce. order in consequences ne
having collected all necessary information the iect
that hencefoh all duties of the kind, affecting the city
Consanlipope, shall be entirely abrsgaled and that ib
Act shall come into effect from the date of the ls day
next March,"
The Imperial Soyman, you will perceive, is becoming
good CObdenite, and now he has only give a cheaI
postage to aid him in carrying bis reforms and rem
dering them effective.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

POPULATION OF BosToN AND VICINITY.-The pop
ulation of Boston and vicinity has increased during
the last five years, about as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

PoLITIcs IN THE PULPlT.-The Monroe Democrat
says, large and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens
of Wayne county was held in the town of Honesdale,
Pa, On the 18th ult., for the purpose Of expressing
their indignation at the course pursued by certain
cergymen in that vicinity who it appears have intro
duced politics into the sacred DESK by denouncing the
National Administration, praying for the success OF
the Mexican arms, and denouncing the whole demo-
cratic party the Jroih and scumSof The community
Judging from the spirit of the meeting and tone OF
the resolutions passed by it, we should think the man
in tts black gopn has quite hot time Of it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

GOLD PRINTED MUsLINs.-Amongst the numerous
SUCCESSES in the decorative art with which the year
1915 has been signalized we must notice. saws an
English Journal, very beautiful muslin fabric for
curtains, printed in gold by galvanic process, and
new system of gold printing is intended 20 supersedc
the more expensive mode of embrodering fabrics
with gold and silver for window curtains and other
drapery. 1t is peculiarly adapted for long drawing
room curtains The designs chaste and classical
tho brlliancy of gold printing is rather heightened
than impaired by washing. so that the fabric is as
economical as it is elegant This style of curtain
muslin of course has been designed to be in keeping
with the rage fof gilded moudings as cornices for
rooms, and deliberately ornamental mirror frames,
which are now so fashionable.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03

spoken Mr. Buchanan Mcane,
leae the ratification the treaty has been published, which
informs Mr. McIane that he had given notice 10 Mr. Paken
the OF the British PROPOSE
ton this limited and instructed him a6vsr Lord Aberdeen
accordingly No has received from the British
against this UNDERSTANDING Of the ueaiy that the question Of
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20
SUMNER CLOTHING.

lust received at " Fashions Head Quarters "
~ fresh invoice Of Summer among more
thote beautiful Black Cashmsre OF
enbd sE various styles Of Marones, Valencia
assortment OF and fashionable style Comprising
white and fancy drng super fancy Cashmere and every
other material suitable FOR Extra fancy
Shirts Coars, Bosoms HdEs Cloves supeader IN ende,
yaney. q. SPENCE,
" Fashions Head Quarters,
je 25 No 100 MsiBst,e.,
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TE>HE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
II friends public for the Of
and bess leave infom TEEN
o Clocks most
ample deal with him ~ find him ready
cheapest ars and most honorable terms and
Q d.vo rigid attention to their interests
Having extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks for
years believes he has had sufficient
with the wants Of Clock deal
would hereby respectfully inform all who maize their
purchases shall be furnished with Clocks which
sanno, be point workmanship finish.
that several and dealers
worthless and counterfeit article abeledAs
jerome Clock which fact unwilling acknow
kgmcn their lie that Purehas
appreciate advantage buying direct from the factory
they will be the subjects OF this imposition Al
with the cash will be promptly and faithful
attended who send their orders by mail rely
upon personal APPLICATION Clocks
Foreign Countries will be carefully selected and packed
markets Al Clocks purchased Al
warranted perform well and the
board vessels free Of transportation
phars With that possible attention shall be
ad OF his friends and patrons he respectfully %
<eits the patronage Of all
Warehouse . N Philadelphia, 20 North Third Street
Warehouse in baltimore. 10 South Charles Street
Haven, 81. Johns Street between HIml
4 on and Market o. SLY CHAUNCEH JEROME
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CnmpbcII,. MNInns.

II W. RANDOLPH CO. ~ Main street, have Tor ale
Csmpbers ssecton o. Psairs and Hymns sye
Of bn from zoe 10 en- The bind NJ sueo
% tho lind generally Asp ale Campbes Chrsiai
small 10 ~
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAN r. a superior article of Brushes from 90
aTteies.
Glass OF the best quality, s6I3O Wholesale
retail.
White lad hard To beat in kegs from 25 lbs
The above articles % gOod
oanuy gentlemen would do wei o examine tbese
GOOds and Judge for themselves. Al ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street.
Nett door 70 The EIehAnr Bank.
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HI PAPER.-The celebrated Egyptian Poison PAPER
cents, BY - -
je22 " paNnoI mn
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TO FAMILIES.
lNEN GOODS-We have full supplies of
- 6 g. 80 and IO-4 Table DsmasEs
Super Damisk Table Cloths
DO do Napkins
Linen shseunEs 6 10 l2f
Pillow Case Linens
lush Linens all qualities
Birds Eye and other Diapers
Imperial Quilts
White Goodsof every description.
Also, Mourning Goods, Of all sod cheap by
JeIO 90 MAJ, An,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

VDRlME RICE, Bszn sugsr. Appls Brandy
u Cincinnati WHISKY, Port, Cafst sd MaisFa Wines
White Iead, - I.eatbsr Cot Nails saH
Alum, Pepper. Coppsias, hadder, Fatpetfe
CotiDn Vans, Rise and Blessing Powder
RIO and LaEuayra Cohce-Por saie By
ju ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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WINbOW GLASS.-By the schr LaErarE,, We are 10
receipt furhsr additions of Wiri8w Gar
single md double thickness. DJVAL l. PURCELL
Je - ~ Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

w r offer for sale, just imported, The following
w Goods the lowest prees -
1900 doz table Knives and Forks, bose ebony
STAG and ivory handles
1000 doz pocket Cutlery every variety off, 3 add blades
5000 pair bright Traces common 10 he finest twist
$50 dOZ wedding zhd killing Hoes
l2S don grass, grain and best steyer seyth,s
1900 gross American and English Wood Screws
500 doz Pad Lock, all qualities
Knob Locks. Stock Locks, IAiehes, Buu Hir ges
Il ]
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-20

hNEA-We have just opened very superior Guppor
er Tea-sush has given satisfaction tn those who
nave used u pg GRET'TER 4 GRErrER
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G4OEERlES.


sitter osid ~ Hatv.
PREPARED ny WILLIAMS e. Co
TEWb shove Cream recommend with perfect conf
y dence - put up In 4 o. bores and sod the
shy oN price o % f ehsapef man any other shaving
Cream ever lui w, and ~ gooi any. Por sale BY
GAYNOR 4 WOOD
JUS No a. West Main a.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKsll TRUNN

VERY CHAP.
HNHE subscriber would most respectfully call
- che a0nt 100 u want n good Trunk VEN arF,
stc NJ Travelling Trunk Cast B1rs VaIsrra &C. which b.
vii sH OIL low any nhs iDutr Richmond Df Kind
can rom those s0rfeInes they viii always frd
/ l lara. lsform'nt Co.. srrtt
90 tTggANbFp NM
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE.

As Just returned from the North with the fashionable
IL Goods Irade-ibey De sIeeed
quality tie and the public
generally He pledges himself 10 sell
them unreasonable the quality ear Be purchased
IN any city IN The Union ss97
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TO THE AFFIJCTEDI

STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY, and M other,
~ desiring To purchase NHSi; hHsiaI will 6nd
WIN Ia hoNTAGUES Music Store, No ISL street most
desirable establishment for obtaining all
bic music publications. Of ao,,
every description An Assoment OF superior PoRTEs con
sanuy on hand also Guitars, Flutes, Fes Caopcts
Nageoels Aeeodeons Buge from
bones &c Aein short, every music nc-an of
may De obtained OF the subse ibe the
nsie terms WIN. L. MONTAGUE,
No. Isl Main street,
e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14

He was there arrested and committed to
tali-tindef eifeamsluncesyof atf0eiops in.
BuIt nj lhe hands ofa black rabbIa-uhlfR
I'D with having abducted from Monlego
Bay ia 1887, while IN command of ths
BIZ Mary Anne, Two ~e0l9fal people, n
man and woman. These people, II ID al
Iedged he sold tuto slavery N Now Or.
'eans, IhB jamaica papers c tnfess th4t
thaf8 il s6atsaig n p%6fiiel0 Of evidence 10
subsiaoltat8 thia charge, winch Americas
laws would punish with as extreme sey6t.
Ivy rs lha English. Capt. Ffisbis's ex-
PLANTATION exonefates him from All eghsure,
and as he IL most respectable man, we
put entire confidence In his statement,
which IL reasonable aud plausible. lie
| admits Tint IN 1897 hs did ohgage. al
Montego Bay, n Goloted womun 10 aGt ne
nurse 10 bis wffe, who was III and had
just been confined, and also engaged d
aoIofed cook. With them on hoard he
proceeded on bis voyage. lIis wife's
health grew worse, no put into New Or
Ieana, and was here advised by Il physi.
clan to lahs her To a Northern climate.
He thefeupon left the city with he FAM
", accompanied by Tho eelored narss,
I%eaYing The cook with the vessel bonded IN
the hanal form.
Al Cincinnati he discharged The Bnrse=
bis wife having taken a dislike 10 her~pBid
haf hor wages Bp 60 The dato Of hsr die
missal, with u 10 besides as a present; paid
her passage to NltGhe1, and gave her Il
letter 10 { gentleman there 10 take caro- Of
her TIL Capt. Ftisble could send her ia
jamaica, she proceeded 10 Naiehe7, but
was induced 10 retnaln on board TIL The
boat returned to Cincinnati, when Capt.
T. was sued for the money a. pay Ter
expenses 20 JainniGh and other eKpanaes.
which he paid. aud has not sa8n tho wo,
man since
The brig was sold in this city. and sabsndHsn=
tlY sailed 10 New York with provisions, st.,
aud Capt +. presnnes the calafed man re-
manned on board in his old capacity, as he
was a good sookz=at last the captain knows
nothing further Of him. lie refers go his
6onsisbees here. the different boats he was
on, the records Of courts aud G~ust0mbousu
entries, Dc. TO establish The truth Of bis staz
tement. which we have no doubt IL true. Vet
tS ~ 1EtttHtt INV III halIt On n H6lHuuH GlATs
se. aud with no other evidence against him
than that Of one negro who thinks no saw
the cook in this city. We have not room fur
The full particulars, bht they show to us n
Migrant case Of persecution against a kind,
upright man by The abolittonists Of Jamaica.
Thu Jamaica papers before us admit this
substantially, II Is Il case calling Loudly for
the attention Of The General Government.
PieaguHr,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-02-14
3. V. 5TUUI, JHhIFmNn
p. D. HAwgfns, Secretary:

LSYEfanLtSG.-Wo we're recently IN
formed Of an Incident N high life, which
IL rather stfangs in its character, add it
shows also how completely the WOOL can
bo drawn over a fellows eyes by Il female
who at the same time snacts the hlnh.bred
lady.
Two young men were introduced 10 n
couple Of ladies', sisters, who moved in
good society, aud they found them TO DO
very agreeable company. They called upon
thsn tho geeond tim, tceo npa Mod by The
gentleman who introduced thgfn, and after
sitting a few minutes d game IF euchfe was
proposed by tbs ladies', to which the gen
tlemen assented, Of course, They played a
while, wine was brought on, which our in.
former says gave quite O zsst to the game.
In u short ii ne enchre, 1T tho suggestion
Of one of the ladies, was changed to poksr,
and as the game progressed, the gentle.
men found, though almost inperceptibiy,
that they were getting inobriateJ, and
they drank no oftener than did the ladiss.
who were not affected ut ali. They left
tho house very nearly drunk, and tho next
day when they balanced their cash ac-
counts they found they had jointly lost
about two hundred and forty doliar !. What
puzzled them the most was that the ladies'
could drink as much liquor as they did
without seeming to feel it, and thy thought
there Was soma mystery about it which
they determined if possible TO unravel:
They made tho second call, the game was
proposed 10 the anne manner, and 80 was
the liquor, and this time one Of the gents
reached over and changed glasses with ~
Of the ladies', which he 70 und was a false
glass, and only contained liquor enough
Just TO moisten bis mouth. tie says hs
saw the trick, acknowledged no was bea.
.en, and as soon is he conveniently could,
rev his companion of.-CpcBnaG En-