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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
At NV POST AGAIN.

FTER absence of three months, seated
"a tearing old watches The Old HSs
gone search good health and goods and he viii bring
the biggest Loo and pee things you aud expect he will
profit Therefore, in consideration
his bad health dizziness The times and known habits Of indus
and concluded send his card forth
and people informing them that viii repair all
Watches, Clocks, Jeyey and
here will boldly work
maintains know how do IT, SO bring
during the absence of the old
be forget call w. n. Tall
BOTTS shop hold forth you watches well
fixed. CHARLES FRENCH.
work warranted Ito DerfsIrm no charge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

CHILDREN TROUBLED WITH PIN WoRMs-A mother
not knowing what pin worms are, would do well to
inquire how children are afflicted with them. Most
likely she will find that her little, pale, uneasy
one is tormened by them beyond the power of express
sion. An agreeable and certain cure is tea made
by pouring boiling water upon sPearmn in its green
statc-such mint as juleps are made Of 1t can be
procured at our markets. Make it strong enough to
give il pleasant taste when sweetened Let it be
the constant drink for week or ten days, and the
enemy will be exterminated in cut up and jelly Like
mass
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

FRE.-A most destructive fire took place yesterday
morning in the upper part of the city. The Hemp
Warehouse, occupied principally by G. w. jerks,
was discovered to be fire about halfpast three
o'clock, and was reduced to ashes. 1t has been
occupied mainly as n storehouse. MIR. jerks loses
heavily. Out of $500 worth of sugar, only three
hogsheads saved. quantity of stoves uninsured
valued at $1,000, and owned by C. NJ Valleau, are
among the ruins. N. E. Janney lost 100 crates of
queensware-insured. The main loss is in hemp, of
which $500 bales destroyed. The Union Insu-
insured. The whole loss is estimated at 100000.
By the falling of WALL the William Tell tavern was
badly injured, and looker-on slightly wounded.
The fire is supposed to have been the work of an
incendiary.-iSt. Louis Union Sept. %.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

"a JAMES SULGROVE respectfully announces 10 his old
k-N the public that he determined sell
articles in his line Of business cheap they be
other establishment in Indiana Persons in of
SADDLES, BRIDES. HARNESS Of all kinds, SADDLE and
CARPET BAGS TRUNKS WHIPS artic in his line,
requested his manufacturing
Of full Spanish Saddles very superior article
Also Just select lot Of Srup Trees Plush Webb
Trace Chains Buckles Hanes &C. all Of which will be sod for
small his old stand
Meridian street. indianapolis.
produce will be received
articles
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

CANAoA-The papers in Canada engaged in a
fierce controversy, involving the continued dependence
Of those colonies the British Crown their entire
separation independent power. The Tories or
Loyallsts are most violent in their opposition the
existing order of things and boldly threaten dssolu-
ton, unless their wishes gratifed. MObs, assas-
s.naons secret organ cations, daring outrages, sec.
tartan parades, AID open violence exist to an un-
wonted extent. The LDyalis;s complain that the
established church has been weakened or nearly de-
stroyed, that barefaced denagogucry triumphs over
public and private virtue, that eminent in.ellec-
tual abilities and attainments are made to give wav
to shallow preten sions or llwless ignorance, that
property Is rendered insecure, and private rights
rutllessly tramPled upon. The excitement and vio-
lsnce prevailing there indicate that the present auho-
rty of the mother country sits loosely upon her prin-
cipal North American colonies, and that the dsafec-
ton has become 50 general that speedy separation
from England is no improbable event. Heretofore
the Liberailsts have met with sturdy opposition from
the Tories. but there is no party on which the
British Ministry rely for support in the event OF
an ouibreak.-St. Louis Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

ANEcDoTE OF THE DUKE OF PoRTLAND.-The Duke
found that one of his tenants, small farmer, was
falling, year after year, into arrears OF rent. The
Duke rode to the farm, that it was rapidly dete-
rIorating and the man, who really experienced
and industrious farmer, totally unable to manage 1t,
from poverty In fact, all that was on the farm was
not enough to pay the arrears. john said the
Duke, the farmer came to meet him he rode up
to the house, want to look the farm little"
As they went along, Really" said he, every thing
is in very bad case. This won't do. | see you are
quite under it. All your stock and crops won't pay
the rent in will tell you what | must do ::
[ must take the farm into my own hands, you shall
look after it for me, and will pay you your wages"
Of course there no saying nay-the poor man
bowed assent. Presently there a reinforcement
of stock, then loads of manure; at The proper time,
seed and wood from the plantations for repairing
gates and buildings The Duke rode over frequently.
The exerted himself, and seemed really quite re-
lleved from load of care by the change. Things
speedily assumed a aspect. The crops and stock
hourished; fences and out-buildings were put into
good order. In two three rent days, 1t was seen
by the stewards books that the farm was max its
way. The Duke, his next VISIT said, Wen;
John. think the farm does very well now. We will
change again; you shall be tenant again, and, as
you now have your head fairly above water, hope
you will be enabled to keep it there" The Duke rode
off at his usual rapid rate The stood in aston
ishment; out happy fellow he was, when, on apply
ing to the steward he found that he was actually re-
entered tenant to the farm just it stood in its
restored condition | will venture to say, however,
that the Duke himself was the happier nan of the
two.-W Hoactt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

Wis., FATHER.-One of exchanges tells
story of an editor out west, who wished to marry
bue-eyed damsel in his neighborhood, and like
honest man asked the consent Of her father. Of
course, the old man, every prudent papa should do
inquired how much money he could bring the bride
The editor said he hadn't got any money, but he
would give her puff in his paper The father
satisfied.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

The present year exhibits remarkable increase in
the commerce Of the United States with the kingdom
Of Sardinit This increase is owing the successful
efforts OF the American Minister at Turin, Mr. Wick
facturers Of Genoa to import American produce and
export that Of their country TO the United States
directly. As consequence, American commerce has
been relieved from the Intervention of third nations
and, by the establishment Of direct relations aug
mented. As instance Of the increase the article
of cotton may be taken The usual average quantity
Of American cotton imported into Genoa yearly has
been ZEN thousand bales; during the FIRST SIC months
of the present year eighteen taoHsa1 bales have been
already imported. European Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

Ale, Porter, Stout, &c.
Know We who think that smoking's dry,
I've got a b0unlifu supply
OF Ale and Porter, fresh from London?
One dTaugft at noon, and exc al shutdown,
From all the fleshly ills tiat plague you,-
VIII save Dyspepsia, Fever, Ague:
Or il the English chance To fail,
Close 10 Il stands my Scotch -breced Ale
Thou sovereign Balm of Giead, hail!
Warm'd by pint of thee, the sick
In death will renovated kick.
The lame take mp his bed and walk
The blind viii sfare-the dumb viii talk
The old feel young, strike up canier,
Hop, skip, and jump, like Tam O'Shanter.
Now this host Of virtues
Should any sceptic dubious stare,
Plain facts are better Than dehaling-
" The proof OF pudding's in the eaing;"
So To be brief, in fine I'm thinking,
The proof of liquors. in the drinking!
n say i's gOod-who dares deny il (!
challenge all to come and try IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
LASTS AND PEGS.


received the best brought to this city, Of
- every Pegs Boot Trees, Crmping Boards,
Clamps, sc.
ALSO-500O lbs OF the best Spanish Sole Leather together with
Morocco of kinds-pea esh-coored bronze sc. Also pink
white Lining skins and Binding Skins Calf Kip and
Upper Leather of which will be sold cheaper than
cheapest by j. X SHARPE at the layton
81 Hat Cap and Shoe Store. Washington Indianapolis
rEann CnRN and HaY vuaned- on suhsrriniinn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

BIBLE READING OF PUBLIC CHARAcTERs.-Lord
Kenyon, who understood law rather better than the
gospel, closed Of his charges to jury follows
!" Finally, gentlemen, would call your attention to
the example Of the Roman Emperor Julian, vino
distinguished for the practice of every Christian
virtue that he was called Julian the Apostle"
But need not leave country for similar
examples among our legislators. We find MIR. Hodge,
member of Congress from Illinois, in the of
debate, quoting the following lines coming from
the Bible:
"t'hie yet the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return"
Two members of state Legislature, at The close Of
the session. addressed circular to their constituents
ave hope the course we have pursued and the votes
we have giveh will meet your appreciation. We
hope you will say to US, as Nathan said to David
We'll done, good and faithful servants"
Mr.. Speaker" said member of legislative
body, arnesily opposing measure before The House,
=" Mr. Speaker, would no more vote for that mea-
sure than would fall down and worship the golden
calf that Abraham made" Mr.. speaker" said
another member, 90 it not Abraham that made
the golden calf, it was Nebuchadnezzar." An editor
of one of our newspapers, when giving an obituary
notice of a worthy man, remarked-'we may say of
him the Holy Scriptures have beautifully
pressed it-'An honest man is the nobest work of
Cod"
One of our city editors, himself clergyman
too refers to Daniel having prosecuted the Saints
before he became Christan.-Cist's Advertiser.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

Rulian recently bit off mans Strange enough
he was Immediately bound over to keep the piece Won
der if he has
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
SADDLERY. TRUNKS. sc.

> THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
A{E " that he has again commenced the manufacture
-Eg l. ~ all kinds Of SADDLES. BRIDES, HARNESS,
1zzAEzEl-kJ TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, COLLARS.
all pertaining which will
ane equal the best in the city both regards materials and
workmanship All kinds of merchantabe produce will be taken
the highest market prices in exchange for addery which hall
be sold the prices. Shop Washington
dianapos Palmer VIM. ECKERT.
n. B-CaSh w be deersh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

VGoROUs BUrrER-" Shall heIp Won 10 the but,erl >
said andlady one of her guests "Don't trouble
YOURSELF was the reply the butter is plenty strong
enough 10 help ITSELF"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
PROTECTION.

rENHE undersigned having been appointed agent for indianapolis Of
Marine Insurnce Company OF
Kentucky viii take moderate premiums all risks usually taken ~
such Institutions.
The ae named Company was chartered year 1896 with
acquired high reputation for
prompt It's directory follows; J. w
Hunt Presidents John Bland, W. g. Waller NJ C. Johnson Thomas
c. orea Richard Pnde and d. NJ Craig Direciors and Thomas b.
Hayte Scr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
SOMETHING NEW.

THE subscribers having purchased the Hat esabl lhmen OF
= H. f. Miller offer the entire stock on hand al greatly redaced
and
stauy on hand every variety FASHIONABLE HITS CAPS
establishment in the state and al The lowest
prices produce The subscribers determined
public, II superior articles and low pices WI 90
anled as superior viii employed They solicit
sept l. 1876 97-tf B. ARMTTAGE & co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
LIST OF LETTERS

EgEMAINiNG in the Post Office at Indianapolis Indiana on
hA October \, 1916.
QPersons calling for these letters wH please TO say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage all letters papers for Foreign
Countries mus be prepaid, Oherse they cannot De J,f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
DENTAL SURGERY.

D. P. HUNT, thankful .he very liberal patron
E.7S age extended him for the four years this
U1 place takes pleasure in announcing to his friends
11 pubic generally, that he prepared per-
teeth and gums and artificial pivot plates with
without artificial gums and whole half sets by suction
Atmospheric Pressure.
He would he will ell
90 plate spiral springs reasonable Once
nois stree, first door north of Washington side 94f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

CoaUETT-When hear of coouetie's marriage,
says Richter, am reminded of the Doge's custom of
marrying Venice to the sea, which, despite of The
mony, is as free TO all flags as before
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
SADDLES. HARNESS. TRUNKS. &e

~ IL. BUGH informs The public prepared,
%AA at his establishment, Washington street. few
Of the journal Printing Office to furnish the
HARNESS
TRUNKS, PORTMANTEAUS. and CARPET and ADDIE BAGS,
which will sell the lowest prices for cash produce.
the
Thankful for the liberal
the public he will enceavoT merit continuance Of
Inc same 100
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

II IS easy to see when girl thinks much Of her
Tor whenever he approaches her she sorter leans
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

ANOTHER WAR IN 1LLINoIS.-Wc copy the follow
ing from the Paducah Kentuckila of the 7th inst:
new wer has been in progress some weeks in the
yincnity of this place the Illinois shore, between
band Of Nurse thieves and counteTfeiters and the cit
liens of Alassac and the adjoining counties, who
have, as stated weeks since, been driven,
they conceive to the necessity of taking the law into
their own hands in measure, for the purpose Of
Kidding the community of of cOnfederated viii
llns. From confessions made by members Of the
gang, there no doubt about there having been most
extensive and welconecied system of rascality p-ac
tised in that portion of Illinois for many years past
n few days ago. suspected persons arrested
and confessions made by them which have produced
great excitement, and likely to lead to violence
and boodshed The countereiting party raised pref
ty strong force and seized upon two members of the
company of regulators, and were proceeding to take
others when they become alarmed by the overwhel-
ming numbers of the regulating party, and they re-
leased the prisoners they had taken. They then
made treaty with the regulators, IN which they stip-
uated that several among the most prominent Of the
counterfeiters should leave the county forthwith and
all the remaining members of the crew should also
take up the line of march In short tme--so soon as
they adjust their business and get ready to move.
1t this arrangement is carried out-and there is no
doubt but that it will be-that section of Illinois will
be relieved from grievance. We are glad to
learn that yet lives have been lost, although the
whole country is aroused, and Of violence
have occurred calculated to excite the people and lead
to the shedding of blood.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
REAL ESTATE ENCY,
And Architectural Office.

And ArchIteCfuraI OfIce,
an Meridian street fourth door south Of Norr block The
" the purchase and sale Of
property offers his services the community in that capacity
for the registry Of property for ssle charge
will be made except for adversng until sale be made through
instrumentalty; then charges moderate.
scrpon into notice through this agency Office
Plans and specifications for public private buildings furnished
as usual vi despatch.
India a.. JOHN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

FRUAD IN WooL.-Severa parcels of wool received
here from the West have been found to have their
weight increased and quality injured By the following
process. The heeces opened, ana the insides
wet and stuffed with tags of vaueess WOOL and
times even with dirt; after which they rolled up
and packed in the usual way. As is customary for
the dealers here to the eeces without opening
them IT is very easy for such fraud to escape all
suspicion till it is discovered by the m1nufac urer
This the case with some of the parcels sent to
England last year; and from that, or some other
cause, very strong feeling against all American
wool exists with some persons there. Letters by the
Cambria tell a story of manufacturer who attended
the. large auction sales and bought very freely
There one parcel which particularly pleased him.
and he marked good price against it on his cat
alogue; but on learning that it American, eros
sed it off at once, saying he would not have it any
rate; yet much chagrined, ON looking over
his purchases the next day. to find that very parcel
among them. 1t bad attracted his notice again during
the progress of the sale and not having paid much
attention to its marks and position he took it for
another lot, and bid it of.-Joarnal Of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08
Aunt Sally spain's Notions on the Hon
esly Of ssNIggers.'

s.You needn't be a telln me nothin' bout the hon
esty of niggers, Tom,r said Aunt SILLY Spain; ''you
young folks nowadays thinks as how You knows
everything, Just cause your daddy, the old fool Lad
money enough TO give you college education.
knows more bout ringers, great sight, than you
does bout all that dro,ied Latin ard Greek wha;
you're alters spouling at body reckon you never
huTd me tell Of my old nigger oman Betsey ~
| acknowledged never had and the old lady, after
lighting her pipe, continued
..weI, Betsey AMI was fD:ci up together by my
poor old daddy, aud | think from the time we iust
could clevery run bout we the thckcst OF any
thing ever seed. Well, after grew up and mar
red yer Uncle Ned, we went to housekeeping, and
was so diStrust ut the idea of parting from Beisey
that daddy he makes me present Of her, and she
was the usefuest to be sure, helping me to keep
house, tending 10 milkin' and poliry, and the like
in fact she alters toted the keys for She's been
keeping house for me now nigh Oh forty year, and
never koicl her with nothn' Of mine twill fort
night ago last Monday. | was washing of the cups
and such like after breakfast; 'Betsey,' says Just
in them words-'take the key anu 60 TO the sto-room
and get out the -four and things for dinner Well
the old oman started Off and after while finished
wasain' up, and in fact, was gwine to my room
for my sowing tereals, when who should | meet,
right slap in the face but Betsey, coming from the
sto-room with large basin of sugar under hir arm
the old thing had stole. / couldn't felt worser if |
had been shot lord Betsey = says |, dropping my
hands Just so fashion, and Dustin into tears Lord
Betsey, | wouldn't thought it thought if there
was honest one in the world twas you!. . Lord
mistress says Betsey, Dustin into tears, too my
dear mistress don't cry so-don't distass yourself so
You knows wes all poor erin sinful creatures-al
craale to temptations and we all will steal. beer
stealing all my life, but dis is The first time euer
rdS kotci ~
I'ossunl Hopor, Va, July 6, 1916.
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CHAR 2An Act 10 establish the value Of certain foreign coins and
moneys Of account, and To amend existing laws.
SEC. Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
seRtdtires Of The Uaed yates Of america Congress
Semed, That in all computations the house. the
foreign coins aud money Of herein specified shall
estimated fellows, The specie dollar Sweden
and Norway at one hundred aud The specie dol
lar OF Denmark al hundred and five The thaler
Of Prussia and Of The northern States Of Germany sixty
nine cents The form OF the southern States of Germany
at forty cents The hOrn of the Austrian Empire and OF
Ira Of the LUmbaTdoVenetian Kingdom aud the liza Of
Tuscany at sixteen cents The franc of France and
BeIgum aud the Ira Of SaIdnia eighteen six
mills The ducat of Naples eighty The ounce
Of Sicily at two dollars and forty The pound Of the
British Provinces Of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New
fOundland and Cnlda; at four dollars. And all laws ncon-
sistent with this act hereby repealed.
Approved, May -, 1896
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

tcITded.
A
Adams John
Avery Andrew
Anderson Mrs Aiarga-
rite
Ayres d NJ
Adair w &
Abel Harmon
B
Burns Thomas
Bowles r
Boyce Mary A
Brit,on Mrs Chany
Bradley Hugh J ,
Brown Robert
Brsdcn VIM ,
Bentley Caleb
Baker John Y
Bnekh0rR Christian >
Bull Alphes ,
Bruce George
BoaZ W
Bushrod Thomas
Bell n
Beck w NJ
Backer Frederick
Bower Miss Amanda
Brewer John
Beam Elizabeth A
Brubaker II NJ
Bo7tright c II
Bragg James
Bird William
Brown Miss Sarah
Brown VIM P
Berry L w ,
Brown Miss Isabella
Barrett Miss Missouri
Bradley John
Browning John
Beeler Mrs Esther
c
Collins jeremiah 9
Clark 4 r ,
Collins Isaac
Chuny J W
Clanson VIM
Coble David
Culling Owen
Castle James 5
Cole Miss Charlotte
Cabler Miss ] NJ
/ Cook VI r.
Chapman AlisSSmithel
| Clark Miss Frances I
Cox Asher
| Clements Geo
Chinn John P
! Cravens John P
| Comfy Bezekiel w
Clark Caleb
Christy Miss Nancy
Ann
Carter James w
Dickman NJ F
Darby John
Day Rev A r
Davies Miss s G
Davenport Martin
Davis Susan
Davis Ira
Dobyns John B
DERRICK NJ
lDietZ Geo
Dcvall David
Duzan John w
Downing Saml
Dickens N John c
Daniels 5
+
Eaton Miss Nancy J
Edwards J w
Edgar Samuel
Elliot j w
+
Fletcher Thomas
Francis Maryland
Foster + p
Foster James r
Fooley F
Foote j
Flowers Miss Maria
Fell Mrs Nancy
q
Gerard ID
Grey James
Gay Amelia Ann
Gold John
CASTOR DIR J NJ
Golf Eliza Ann
II
Hathaway J F
Hughs Mary Z
Henderson DR.
Hudson Jacob
Hartsock Jesse
Hind James
Hill Amanda
Hammond Upton J D
Horn Miss Lavinia
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New Egoot and Shoe Mandatory.
l. M Y EIN

r, TAKES pleasure informing the citizens Of Indianapolis
tl vicinity that he has his employ the
- 0eH in the country and has hand and is constantly
the best Of stock which he viii manufacture order
superntend al his work. and allowed unless
it gives perfect satisfaction
His New style of French Boots
superior any offered this market and for beauty
durability and cheapness defy competition In
he guarantees satisfaction He desires all give him call and
his
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-08

BOOTS AND SHOES,

BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE subscriber in his employ the very best work
the country affords and has hand large quantity
- Of the finest stock of Leather selected by himself expressly
for this market He will manufacture Boots and Shoes 81
description and STYLE warranted perform cell and al such
prices cannot fail to suit He particularly desires
The Attention of the Ladies.
he is determined that Of the per
pulled shall begin match with his either soinss dura
by style cheapness As they value their lives health and
he advises at this the especially that
they be neat and comfortable under foot They shall certainly be
suited in every respect
Persons pTeag imported and Shoes informed that
he has hand selected by himself; and
being practically familiar with the all assured
that he has that recommend superior those
generally sold All DESTROYS be pleased bargains invited
him He is still the old stand opposite Washington
Hail. doors west Of Tom nson drug ready to wait
and suit his customers. Don't forget his low prices.
22-y A. KNODLE-