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Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

The GREAT RAILRoAD.-Whuney's Railruad is
making a stir in Europe. correspondents of the
Washington Union, writing from bremen. says lie
has sent cory of the gigantic scheme a member
Of the German Diet, suggesting that it should be for
wardnd TO the Emperor of Russia, through the Count
Nesserude, with a view of inducing him extend a
railroad from Moscow to the confines of China. A
railroad betting Europe and Asia, and another this
continent, would be good as Congress of Nations
for the preservation of peace, and the promotion Of
commerce in the great human family. Corn laws,
and all other restrictions trade and international
intercourse would be trodden under foot by the worlds
great IRON HORSE.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

duced in New Orleans by the death of Mr.. Kane, a
young lawyer of much talent and promise, who was
shot in duel on the 2lst inst, by his antagonist
MIR. Hyman merchant of that city. The weap pons
were pistols, at ten PAGES. After the the first shot
the deceased invited TO apologize for the affront
offered, namely, slapping the face of Mr. H., but his
second declined and at the next fire Mr.. X received
the ball of his antagonist in the neck, which pro-
duccd immediate death. The difficulty arose at one
of the weekly sorees at the ST. Charles Hotel, about
question Of right to certain place in a cotillon
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

ANOTHER New RESPONSIBILITIES Snow, of New
York, has assumed the title of Elijah the prophet
fJre;od by Malch He has witnesses who support
his claim to this tle and he and they preach
ing the near approach of the second Advent. for
which ti:ey desire to prepare the world The follow
erS of Elijah " now number about twenty. he
Will have yet more, we'll be bound. There more
than twenty fanatical fools in New York-many
more.
EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF JAcKsoN.-The Washing
ton Union publishes list Of contributors for the
erection Washington city, of an equestrian Statue
often. ia ckson, whose donations amount to about
S3,3O0. The largest contributor is Hon. Marcus
Morton, of Massa chusettS, who contributes 800.
INDEED The Lonlol Morning c ,ronicle-a very
amiable iournal-is of opinion that, in case of war
about Oregon. it would be perfectly legitimate for
world would stare to See tie British restoring any
thing!
Montreal correspondents of the London papers
complain Of the Democrasic tendencies of the Cana
das
Moses Grover. aged 81, has been sent TO the State
Prison for life frcu Buffalo, for unprecedented. in
human violation of lis own mother, aged 62 years
TENNEssEE.-The bill TO put into gradual liquida-
ton ii Stale Bank of Tennessee has been rejected in
the Tennessee Senate. TIE same body has passed a
bill Iirensing trpling houses. 1t had previously
pa, sed the loa er house.
C6-FMr. jones, tie principal in the late duel at
Bladensburgh, Washington and his second, have
been held to bail in the of s. 0C0.
1.rThe Order of Odd Fellows have public school
at Wilmington, n. c.. at which about two hundred
children educated.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

child of one of the citizens OF Quebec was lately
baptized with water. brought from the river in which
John the Baptist baptized the Savior of the world.
With kindred feeling to that which, in the olden
time, prompted the worship of relics, the waters of
Jordan have frequently been carried TO visit distances
to be used for baptismal purposes One of the child
of the present Queen of England was so baptized
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

TAKE NY HAT. The Tribune tells the follow
ing story
fellow went into the hall Of boarding house in
Barclay street. night two since. while the boar
ders were at supper. and gathered up all the hats on
the table. He was making his way out with his booty
when boarder Little behind tine came in. and asked
him what lie was about. Oh, " SAYS the thief - |
am taking tie gentlrmen's hats round to Learys to
get smooihed." " Well, replied the boarder, take
mine along too. Certainly, sir," said the accom-
odating loafer, and vanished.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

The NewburyPort Advertiser says that Mr.. Short
lately slipped from from wagon, and it was suppo-
sed died soon afterwards but while preparations
were making for his interment, and the corpse placed
in the coffin, the doctor discovering the glass in the
cotin Id was somewhat covered with vapor, took his
handkerchief for the purpose of removing it but find
ing that proceeded from the inside of the glass he at
once pronounced the man alive, and he taken from
his " narrow house, and is now as well as ever be
was in his life
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
Nistar's BaIsam of wild Cherry!
VIZ Miracles nerer cease! More eridence Of its
surprising health Restorative IirtUes!!!
Z Z { e z : Z 9 & {

Mesrs < Springfield, Ky. May II, Is45
GentsI take this opportunity of informing of
markab performed upon by of 'Dr. War Bal
Wild Cherry
year inflammation
which abored under when gradually recovered
In the fall Of 1881 attacked with cold, which seated
itself upon my and for the space Of three
my all kinds medicines every variety
of medical aid without bet aud thus Wtsritd along HHi the
winter Of Is44 heard ur ars BaLson Cherry"
My friends persuaded give trial. though had up
all hopes Of aud had prepared myself for the change Of
Through their induced make
Wisars Baisnu Of wM Cherry. The effect
truly astonishing. After vc affection, pain aud su
frng afr having fee Hundred d0i0rs
PURPOSE and the best and sPeetabie ply had proved
unavaing, health by besng
God md Of Dr. wi,tar's Bal,sm of Wild cherry.
enjoying good health and such altered appear
longer known when former sequsint
have gained rapidly weight my flesh solid
much and Iu' seems
with have during the last months than had
five years before.
Considering my miracle. deem necessary for
good the ae the Proprietos and
mJ Low aho should know wheIe relief may be had to
ma this statement public.
May blessings God the ProPrietOrs of
bic medicine as Wistar'' Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, wM H. BAKER.
0The following RiteIey, Franklin
who profession, among pai-
eans Of the State, shall pak for isf in ecmmcdaIOn the
Genune wisiar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry
Franklin. Ind, April ~ Is4s.
Messr Sanford Pak- have bus bor'lr.
cherry remaining hand d the last lot FURNISHED me
sold
money lot bciose ordered sas The
demand the aIiee that do W o. hr NithOui ~ AID am
anticipate t'ie. The muy for the last lot s,.I
by orte enmg by the the lot d>Po~'d Of Which, The
male lately hk will be but shOr tinr. Ihed d-
the bam striAingly b,ncfeIai- ~ H
improves acquain:aHee
knOph4 Almost apth' r. fail uPn 'ri aud be-
the OF experience, sinh dsse.
Ths ever highly those ~ho
Virtues is heating efficacy ina their
eases Yours yer, respectfully, JAMES RITcIlEY.
Prise Si per bottle. Suld BY SANFORD Park,
North- asst sr Fourth ard Walnut
Aud BY TOMLINSON Bho oIHERS, indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

THE DISTANCE TO OREGoN.-The actual distance
to be sailed from New York the mouth of the Co.
lumbia river, by the way Of Cape Horn is estimated
at l5,6 coo miles. ship canal to Panama to be cut
through the isihmus OF Panama, which is only 81
miles, would save e GIT thousand miles, or more than
one half the distance reducing the voyage out and
back less than the time now reuuired to make the
passage ont The distance from New York To the
mouth of the Columbia river by land is about 8 7CO
miles.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

MoNsrIoUs PRuPnsTrIoN.-The BalmOre Sun saws,
that tlaerant outrage 1" IVES pprreira cd the oher
d'y in tic House of Ieegaics of Maryland i'm a
solemn proposition made hy MIR. Reeder that tie
Legislature pass law ensaving all free negroes of
the ate, and then providing for tie s,le of thcrn
tie proceeds to be applied 10 the liquidation of he
Stale det Too n,trou> for earnest, yet too ~olemn
Jest, the House seemed for m ment pqralyzed
but promply expressing uni, er>al abhorrence of the
proposition, Mr.. Reeder lciIidrelr IL -
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

A DoUBLE CoNET.-Lieut Maury announced that
during the observations Of the 3th at the Washing
ton Observatory of Brc;a's comet, nebulous object
was seen TO Precede IT, by nine ten seconds in the
lower part of the field of view. Further observa-
ons he says, indicate that the two objects hold the
relation Of possible) of comet and Sdteite-or of a
comet with the two nuclei, without any nermngling
of cometary matter between them. The appearance
is entirely unlike anything ever before observed,
that Lieut. NJ. hesitates to pronounce definitely upon
its character; he calls to 1t, however, the notice of
other observers.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

a young named Orrin, clerk in a store, was
shot dead at Lexington. KY. on the 10Th inst, by
Fayette Shelby, son of Gov Shelby, wiiho any pro-
vocation except that Shelby, while at table, lima gned
o. looked at and talked of him. They entire
strangers TO each other. Orrin has left widowed
mother and several brothers and sisters who were
dependent on him for support. Shelby committed
to prison, and bail very properly refused The Louis
vile Democrat says he had been - dissipating."
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

1t is stated in of the CaDvda journals that one
third of the population of Oregon is composed Of
French Canadians, most Of them Of mixed Indian
from tie Riviere Rouge; and thev will be likely
to l'se tn ir lands. should the Plan of the American
Government be carried out. 1t is represented that
these colunisis in very good crcums anrcs but it
is thought Hat the best taste is MT exhibited in tie
choice Of wives, wlo are generally snnaws
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

ENGLISH BREAD AND MEAr.-We see il stated in
Du Soes letters from London that the price of bread
there is now 20 cents per loaf. beef l5 cents, and
mutton 16 cents per pound; potatoes so cents per
busbel. Fowls at present, 50 80 pair; geese So,
and turkeys s. each, if Of excellent quality.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

The Hon. Green w. CALDWELL of Mecklenburg
county, has been nominated by the Democratic State
Convention as its candidate for the GovernorshIp of
North Carolina.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

SHocKNe.-Tbe St. Louis New Era of the 18th ult
says: "a man named Rodyllle Morris, was fined
SO Is, by the Recorder, for plunging knife into
the chest Of poor COW, while she attempting to
pull few straws from cart load of oats which he
had for sale at the North Market
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

ALERT ]. TIRREL.-This person, sill in New
Orleans prison. has addressed letter to the Picayune
denying the rumor that he meditated suicide and
protesting his innocence of any crime
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

The Detroit Free Press states that little son of
Mr.. s. Cobb, overseer of the Poor House in Adrian
was killed by man named Chamberlain. He enticed
the boy into an upper chamber, beat him over the
head with shoe hammer, then cut his throat from
ear to ear, and finally locked up the body in trunk
locking also the chamber door. He then set fire To
the house in an adjoining room then to the barn. then
to the barn of Mr.. Hutchns, Commissioner of the
Poor, and finally proceeded to the barn of Mr.. Hoag
another Commissioner, where he detected in the
act Of setting fire to it. Chamberlain had been re-
Gently dismissed from the Poor House, and his dabo
conduct is attributed to revenge. The barns. with
contents were totally destroyed. Loss about 81, 100
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

MARRlED, On the 18th inst, by Adam Wright
Mr. William Reveal, to Miss Elizabeth Bell, all of
this county.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

STATE Of Indiana---Johnson County.

St1te OIL indiana---JOhnS0n County.
Isaac Jones' clerk Of the Johnson circuit court do certify That
the o circuit A ID.
1885, David White filed his affidavit
quest Of Cane Stee thereby showing to The court that Rey
nod T. Stee lawful husband resident lived
without the State OF Indsna further that said
saken her for the years.
he intended back and that the wish
said wife to obtain divorce In said
ISAAC JONES, Clerk.
Oct. IL, 1e45. 12-wis B. Z. 8. HICKS, Dep.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
From Locus Apporr D. Surgeon uairea States Army

ABBOTT, Surgeon -7THy.
DETROIT, Oct I, Is4l.
bingham, Esq, agent for fhe the India Che
iegegue- hereby certify ChOagogue
prepared by Charles 0goud fevers,
has exceeded sangune expectations IN the cure Of said
recommending perfectly safe
highly rsne, and chill
ver dumb ague Of any Of intermittent fever.
testify medicine has Ia this vicinity. and in
acquitted very
every where has been used knowledge il has
universally rroduetd speedy and restored 10 tie most per-
eeI health, when all other remedies have failed.
Respectfully yours, LUClUS ABBOTT.
Cincinnati Ohio Wholesale aud retail by
SANFORD PARK, general agents fer the West their West
tpot sale valuable Family Medicines, northeast
of Fourth and Walnut
Sold by ToMLINSON BROTHERS. Indianapols
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

SEDUCTION DAMAeEs.-A few days since, says the
Cincinnati Commercial in the Supreme Court, sitting
in this city. Ann Maria Roberts recovered of John
Hough Sl,700 for seducng her. Since writing the
above we have been informed that another verdict was
rendered against MIR. Hough for promising to marry
Sarah Watson. His account now stands:
For seducing Miss Roberts 81 100
For promising Mss Watson 2,750
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

PEEP AT BRoADwAY.-The New York True Sun
giving glance this noted street. makes the follow
ing striking nda - To the student of hu-
man nature, We would especially recommend Broad
way Inierm.Dgled in strange discord, he will there
find every SHADE of character well complexion
every phase Of passion well as feature--eyery
expression Of love and hate hope and despair, hap
Piness and misery, pride and subm Here, side
by side, josle total abstinence and reellng inioX
ton, youthful innocence aud hoary uquiiy. spo.less
virtue and leproLs Infauay. broad philanthropy and
narrow bgotry, open-handod bcnevolence and close
listed avarlce, honest men IN rags and pckpncke.s In
satin, alder. and ariizaus beauties and b!at kegs
cUuselors aud cOuriezanS, dyines and dunces, tm-
perors and execuioners freenen and onls go0de,ses
and gamblers. heads ithout hats and hats without
heads, lmFudenre and ignorance justice and jealousy
knights aud knaveS. lords and ladies' nerci ans and
mounclanks. nerromanceIs and niHnlts, officers and
ogreS. politicians aid rros ues. queens and quacls
reveren, IS aud rcProir,;os. and sculOns
traders and thieves and upsiarts villains and
Victims wits and wOrkeS examiners and exiles, yam
KEGS and yahoos. zeaots and zanys 1t S npaltuin an
pGrrO-everything in brief-thc world in nutshell
an abridgement of creation"
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
The state 0f AHdf fatt:l---Sspre5ne Court.
.rrn,r n

NOVEMBER TERM, A. D.. 1915.
MONDAY, DECEMBER THE STH A. D.. 1S45
John Yount Leonard Royal and Mary Jane Royal, bis
wife, John Mcclure and Sarah Mcclure, his wife, and
John Miller, Elizabeth Miller, Martha Miller. and Francis
Miller infants, by Daniel Mace, their next friend, and
John A. d. Burrows and James e. Hall.
In Error 10 the Fountain Circuit Court.
I this time the plaintiff by his counsel, and it
n appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that the de-
PENDANTS, John A d. Burrows and James c. Hall
habitants OF this State Wheeupon motion Of plain
tiff by his COUNSEL IL is odeed that said defendants
before this at the State House.
Monday Of May next and answer the plaintiffs filed
herein they will be proceeded upon in their absence
and on their moton is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published in the Indiana State Sentinel
Of general circulation, printed at Indianapolis for three
weeks successvey. A true cory. Attest.
II. P. C0BURN, C. s. C.
r A -auri.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
Amount

Amount 81 ,4JU
We guess John will think it is time to stop traf-
ckng and injuring the character of females when he
pays that sum of.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
RAIL ROAD NOTICE

ENHE freight goods transported the Madison and Indian.
apOis railroad, this date paid
the depots.
By order of the board. 75-6w w. N. JACKSON, secy.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

prepared Aesive rrse
lice of several years in bilious climate and known
{ of caring md a of the dasss above named
suffering diseases Of this Kind, those
who their Effects upon constitutions
Ill find the India ChlagoEUe invaluable aedy f0r Pur
flying the bod and thoroughly cleansing rUm tie system The NOR
bid ,f-et. Of a bilious climate.
operation Choagogue eradieanF
from human system, only explain is rNtrAerna sgrney
speedy thorough permanent fever ague and
the various grades Of in,ermi''ent and rcmeI fevers
Fm Hon Ross wmKrNs Uatsd Jadrs District
Mr. Edusard Bingham. Detroit, Oct 30 Isn.
sir-w.ih great pleasure the fact of the complete
and radical Of the Fever and Ag"e with which Will
liam a'seked by the dir e'ioHs Of DR. os-
goods India choagoge. lie had atlck as ever
Witnessed, aud apprvhsnded of ,his dae Which
vas ProSidn'iaIy led notice your advertisement n rriaun
this mriieinede'srnud ty it, ad the u bottle brke
the dise aud enhd,n has ,red cure,
month have rIAp~d ~i'l"u' Of it, and in
The cuia o; obrst h alIh. It's auablr and
should be ge:ierals known. Ross WILKINS.
From Hon. srErHES " n. TnOwumDor, .agGn
BIRNINGBAN, Dec. 10, le4l.
Mr.. BiHghaH-YOu wish ,ou Know Of Dr.
osg"od India choagpeue, biirs medicine.
that f the virtue and efficacy of this medicine generally
the EeueF aud gUe would disappear ia Michigan.
procured bntie the spring Of Is4i good
believe that myf family eIeepede eSEe riHg in
sequence Of its use.
PrrhaP. Perinular
has the fever and been prevalent the lat have
mrnded th. medicine instances when the disease
had become fixed aud baid the skin Of Physicians
kH0wn fo II has hersay produced the happy
effects aud believe has been exceeded by medeEe in
removing bilious disease Of the climate.
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN V. II. TROwBRIDGE.
From E. FAnSswoR1H Chancellor Of hs STATE Of .UeAigaa.
DETROIT, March %. ls42.
Mr.. EdIvard bingham, DTuggist Detroit.
SrI made Dr. OsgOod India chOagOgue and have
had opportunities Of witnessing its sauary effects when used by
fever
and also that its proper will certain
which persons who been
afflicted with il r liable. Very respectfully,
E. FARNSwoRTH.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
A CoNsIDERATE CUsroM.-A correspondent Of the
Rosfon Atlas writing from HARLEM n Holland rives

A CoNsIDERATE CUsToM.-A correspondent Of the
Boston Atlas, writing from Haarlem il Holland, gives
this curious bit of information -
Returning through the town, my guide pointed out
small framed boards, hanging by the side Of several
doors, upon which displayed oval pieces of lace
work, placed pink paper, 10 show their ineness;
and which, l naturally supposed indicated the resi-
dence Of lace-nakers, but was mistaken. Accord
ing to his account when Haarem surrendered TO the
Spanish, after a long siege, of the articles Of
captuation was, that every house in which there
was or was like TO be, young infant, should not be
entered by the sodery and, token, the center of
an infants cap was TO be hung at tie door. THIS
symbol of multiplication is displayed fortnight IN
advance, and remains loLg after the birth-a knot
of ribbon being added, in such a manner to ind-
cate the sex Of the child and during this time, by
law, drums be eaen before tie house. the fur
niiure is exempt from legal execution, and the father
is not liable to perform military OF jury duty
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

"Jonathan r. Smith, late a clerk in the land Office
runaway the night of the 5I inst, taking with him
large amount Of canal scrip (csed Whie Dog) belong
ing TO many individuals who had deposited with him
be applied to the payment of principal and
canal lands together with large belonging
the State Of Indiana The public hereby cautioned
against the purchase OF such description Of money from
Smith, its numbers known, nd an Injunction
will be f6rihwh served the SuDerintendent, enioin-
ing its redemption. The undersigned will give reason
able reward for the apprehension of said Smith
'sThs said Smith abont five feet inches high,
black hair. dark gray eyes, about hirtyfy years DID,
downeast look, round shouldered his weight one
hundred and sixty pounds Persons wishing comrnu-
nicats any information in regard Smith, will address
q letter to John Fitzgerald, at Delphi.
JOHN FITZGERALD,
A. w. MORRIS.
"Peiu, February 6, 1876"
But while the above notice vet in the hands Of
tie printer, the following received by Mr.. Yops
"PERu, Feb'y 6, 1886
jso. Yorsr, Esoz:
Dear Sir-If you do find Smith you get to
Loganspor, you will hold to that publication,
think make a compromise with the damd rascal
on better terms by not having him erti<ed Yours
John FITZGERALD a. co. "
ls sny more testimony wanted to show the interest
Of Morrisl What deep interest for the welfare of
the State Finding their certificates worthless, they
begin to call each other scoundrels.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-07
B H. A To- TX 9 .

JUSTICES Summons, Subpoenas, Execu-
y tions, Venires, Warrantee, Quit claim and
Mortgage Deeds, Declarations, Pleas and
Notices, Judgment Bonds, Declarations on
Judgment Bonds with Plea of Cognovit, Mo-
tees to take Dispositions affidauts and State
Warrants for sale ut this office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-01-07
new MARBLE FACTORY.
LAKE ERIE NURSERY.

YNHE proprietors of this nursery will have
for sale the coming fall and spring, one
of the best selection of Fruit Trees ever Of
fered for sale in Ohio. Many of the Trees
were grown by Professor ]. P. Kirkland, un~
der his own direct supervision. Some of
them will be from the nursery of Messrs.
Downing, Newburgh, N. ", while others
have been grown upon our own grounds The
number of varieties will constitute about
eighty of Pears, twenty five or thirty Of Cher
ries, some thirty Of Plums, about fifty Of
Peaches, one hundred varieties of Apples. all
the best varieties of Apricots, Nectarines,
Ounces, Grapes, Strawberries, Raspberries,
Gooseberries, &c. &c. We shall procure if
possible all of the new and most highly re-
commended varieties Of fruits from the east,
and shall offer them at reasonable prices. We
shall also have for sale great variety Of Or
namental Tress and Shrubs. Roses, &c. sc,
which have been growing in our own grounds.
We have also Evergreen Trees of Norway
Fir, Balsam Fir, Chinese and American Arbor
Vitae, Red Cedar, American and Swedish
jumpers, Evergreen Cypress, Tree and Dwar
Box, Irish and English Yew, sc. &c.
We shall publish in November list of our
different varieties of fruits as named, with
their times Of ripening, which we will send to
any one that desires. .......
Trees will be carefully packed when desir<
ed, and all orders accompanied with the mon
ey or good city reference will meet with
correct attention. ELLIOTT g. Co.
Cleveland, Sept. l845. 6wq4.