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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
SAnnLERY- THINKS SC

~> THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
nh III that he has commenced the manufacture
-EfE L ~ al kinds of SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS,
<As-611kI TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, COLLARS
and ell other articles pertaining the business which will be
Ianted equal to the best in the city hOh regards materials and
workmanship All kinds Of merchantabe produce will
the highest market prices exchange for addey which ha
be sold the lowest cash prices shop Washington In
dianapols doors Of the Palmer House WM. ECKERT
NB.-Cash will be bushels deers hair.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

Ma. DALLAs.-A meeting is about to be held in
New York by the democrats of that city, for the pur-
pose of appointing a committee of two hundred who
will proceed to Philadelphia and meet the Hon. Vice
President after the adjournment of Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

On the Both ult there were 400 mules in Louisville
KY, ready for shipment to the srmy. They are all
selected animals, and purchased a high price,
Each one is branded on the shoulder, with the initials
Of Uncle Sam. The Gen. Taylor takes out ILL., the
rest will be shipped Immediately.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

N. P. Rogers says (and truly, in the Providence
Seniine) that tariff on goods to support the people,
is like bleeding from the jugular to get food for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

A LEGAL DUEL occurred in Prussia last June under
the following circumstances Lieutenant Dukaus in.
suited Lieutenant Bonnart and the latter challenged
him. The tribGnal of honor for their division of the
army having interfered to procure settlement, ac-
cording to the regulations of the Prussian service
without success, ordered them to fight it out will
savalry swords, before judges. A large plain wa.
selected for the fight, and thousands of the popuace
attended FROM all quarters After combat of few
hours, Bonnart was seriously wounded, and recon-
cilation took place Immediately, amid the plaudits
Of the spectators. 1t is the first time the tribunal
ever authorized duel, all former disputes having
been amicably adjusted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

CIRcUMsrANcEs.-The proprietor of Swaim's Pana-
cea, who made large fortune by the sale of his
medicine, poor bookbinder, and found the recipe
on the Ay-leaf Of an old book
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
JOSEPH Il. sTIsETCHEs,

JUSEEH IT. SITkIlI IEEIs,
u N Il ertaI<er ID CO "a "a M a ker.
q RESPECT informs the indianapolis
4 its vicinity that he will his attention above bush
49, with view to release the fends Of deceased persons
the indispensable
~ friend and would that prepared undertake
~ whole business of funerals If desired any thereof
~ reasonable such furnishing either two
E horse hearse butt after the most approved style Also
81 other
j. l. s. would further state that he will make his charges
able persons in the country Attendance at all hours Should
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

FIRST EFFECTS OF THE TARIFF OF 16i6.-The day
after the receipt Of the at Boston of the passage
of the Tariff, the manufacturers put down the price of
their goods from five TO ten per cent. At the time
this reduction was made, the agent of the Lowell
companies stated that they did not fear foreign
competition under the new law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

THE BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERs.-It is now un-
questioned say the Washington letter writer's that
majority of the Board of Naval Officers, recently
convened at Washington, have conceded with tie
views of Mr.. Bancroft in changing the system of
promotion in the service from the established mode of
seniority TO one Of merit to be determined by the
Secretary of the Navy. There are now several va
cancies in the grade of Post Captain, the highest
known to our service, which it is supposed will be
filed by the principle of promotion. The views
of the Secretary it is stated, resisted by Com
modore Stewart, the President Of the Board, Commo-
dore Jones. Com. Kearney. and others. 1t is said
that Com: Stewart has drawn u? protest, his
own behalf
The Board, before adjourning, recommended for
promotion to the grade of Commanders, Gauntt,
Ogden and Couover. Commanders Henry, Ramsay,
and Downing overslaughed Lieuis. Glendy
Henry, Pinkney and Upsher recommended for
Commanders, Lieut. John Ii. Little being over.
slaughed- Lieut. Blake was also recommended fol
the bext vacancy. Passed Mid.hipmen Pearce
Robertson, lizard, Worded and Blanton have, we
learn also been nominated to the rank Of Lieutenant
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
New Boot and Shoe manulactOry.
A u III

Cf71 TAKES pleasure OF
~ and vicinity that he has employ
~ r0rkMeR in the country and has hand constantly
receiving the best Of stock Ghch he will manufacture ORDER
He suPerinnd all his work. and allowed
il gives perfect satisfaction,
His New Style Of French Boots
superior to any offered in this Market and for beauty
durability, and cheapness defy competition
he guarantees satisfaction. He desires ali him
cXa line his work.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
WEAVER a. WILLIAMS,
Tn Il apfn uxarS sRs.sl EnGsss-yTn L prS

WEAVER ~ WILLIAMS,
UndertakeFS and COfiin-MakeTS,
IN RESPECTFULLY inform their and public that
EA they have removed to their warehouse Just west OF
A their old They prepared to furnish all er
H& ces Of Cabinet Furniture elegant costly cheap to SUIT
9 the purchasers. They will also prompt and
M particular attention to funeral arrangements and VIII
~ undertake the whole thereof; furnish one
HH twOhOrSe heare carriages &C. at the shortest no As
- they keep ready made collins hand they viii DC ao 10
furnish the promptly and lower than the usual rates hey
will make collins order the shortest notice either daY or night
and viii in give satisfaction One OF the
firm always be found OF business hours at his RESIDENCE
direct in ca o ware house l3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
REAL ESTATE AG ENCY.
And Architectural Office.

And Architectural Office.
An Meridian fourth door south Of Norriss block The
W subscriber having opened Office for the purchase and sale OF
real property offers his services the community that capacity
He viii keep books for the registry SALE charge
viii be made for advering) until sale be made through
his insrumeniality: then charges moderate.
Persons having property sale invited bring their de-
scrpon and have brought through this Office
Plans and specifications for public private buildings furnished
usual, with despatch.
indianapolis, Oct ~ 1915. ~ JOHN ELDER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

G-A JAMES SULGROYE respectfully announces TO his old
HEA and the public that he is determined sell
articles in his line of business cheap they
sod other establishment in Indiana Persons
SADDLES, BRIDLES HARNESS Of all kinds SADDLE and
GARRETT BAGS, TRUNKS WHIPS artic in his line
requested cal and his
Of fun Spanish Saddles, very superior article.
Also Just received select lot Of Srups Plush.
Trace Chains Buckles HmeS &C. all Of which will be sold for
small advance cost At his old stand doors
Meridian indianapolis
Wheat other kinds merchandise produce received
in payment of the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
LIGHT AND PERFECTION.

EyTsS E. HEDDERLH from a Of experiments 20
which he has devoted much time and has DIS
covered the precise ingredients and their appropriate
quantities TO produce CANDLES respect superior to any
heretofore made He also enabled sell them al reduced prices
especially his No Tros than which no gives better and
clearer light He soieits trial citizens generally comb
dent that they will give entire satisfaction.
LARD OIL, at the lowest prices constantly hand 43
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
The Attention. of the ladies.

he IS determined that OF the
much pulled shall begin match with his
tity style cheaPness As they value their
appearance he advises at this Of the year especially
they be neat and comfortable under They shall certainly be
suited in respect.
Persons PrTng imported Shoes
he has hand extensive selected himself;
being practically familiar with the br all
that he has that h
generally sold All pleased bargains
give him call. He stand opposite Washington
Hail. doors y hxnsons dug store ready wait
and suit his customers Don't forget his low prices
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

Qc-TSOmcbOdy in Boston advertiscs room for
PhisiIioa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
DENTAL, SVRGERY,

d. P. HUNT, thankful for the very liberal patron
extended him for the four years this
place, takes pleasure in announcing 10 his friends
~ and the pubic generally, that he prepared per-
operations for the OF the
gums artificial pivot plate
without artificial gums and whole half by suction
Atmospheric Pressure.
He would say to Country Dentists that he will ill any
20 plate spiral springs, reasonable Office
Illinois north Of Washington side
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
THE MANTMOTTI STABLE

~ Is IN FULL BLAST Il may be called the Horse .
IN PaTade for the graded ground the scented
A hay the abundance and goodness OF the various ans
pure sparkling water OF the
commodous cool in stables
the world ample dimensions Of ground is only
equaed by the great and skill with which horses treated
hand order Call yourselves
LISTER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
PORTRAIT PAINTIYG.

<eS JOSEPH o. EATON, Portrait Painter. Room
e. = Popc Store. south side of Washington Street few
49, east of the Palmer House. 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
ROOTS AND SHOES

THE subscrber has in his employ The very best woTl
- the country affords, and has hand large quantit
Of the finest stock OF Leather selected by himself epre
r this market. He viii manufacture and Shoes
description and STYLE warranted perform sue
ices cannnt llil 10 suit He narticlla Lnsircs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
A CARD.
CASH FOR RAGS.

WILL pay highest market price in cash for good eli
FAX Seed delivered Of the City Shoe Store sign Of the
Boot J. H. OGLESBY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SELLENG OFE.
WAR TO THE KNIFE,

TENE subscribers received another
IL which the attention OF all who
buy cheapest useless to the fact have
little thing The Of Dry Goods Hard
&C. all of which will sell cheaper than cheapest
tumble in all HOosedOm, and empty pockets Of loose
dimes. HI. & b. G. HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-20

VNE continue pay the highest price for Wheat Rye Corn
Wv Oats Clover Timothy and Flax Seeds Flax Linen Fath
Bceswax, Butter. Beans Sc sc ALWAYS and
when you SMITH, HANNA s CO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
THE STANTON CONVENTION.

We have received the official proceedings
OF the Reform Convention which assembled
at Stanton on the q i1s'., and regret exceed
lngly that we ARE obliged 10 10y them aside for
the personal---very. she'll have q place in ou'
columns next wt.k. A sumb-r O very spiri-
ted and sensible resolution. we're passed BY
the Conveniioo; tho las, one Of Which ore an
rex, as i, embraces the meet important par; OF
its action.
"REsoLvEp. A. y. ss.te ~ ,ts Cos~rsuos.
that the friends OF Il ( fn ,hrovshost tho Coa~on
wealth should sp,r' ~ sTof's to proc~re tie call Of
sCon,entIon b.,sd Oh sand Nepublloso p~rissiples
Of Representation xad ,hss tee Members ofthe
General Assembly hisudlr 10 A-forn b. requested
10 adopt such measures to stssse this esd ~ 10 hes
shali seem mast judIctous"
Col. E. P. HUSrEa, Of .hn County, wvs
President Of the Convention.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
CONGRESS AND THE LEGISLA-
TIRE.

Both Houses Of Congress assembled in their
respective Chambers on Monday last, 7th
inst, at IL O'Clock, NJ, and were %organized-
a full attendance OF member. present in both
Houses. Nextwsskou r Correspondent SUN
MERs," of last winter. y Il resume his acquain
lance with the rra3e.s Of she Gazette.
The Legislature Of our State also met on
Monday @lasi--s very fall attendance Of mem
bers in both Houses. Mr.. Scorr was re cleo
ted President Of the Senate and the Hon.
WIN. o. GooDE Of Mecklenburg, Speaker Of
the House'ofD Delegates. All ofthe old officers
Of last session were reelected, both in the
Senate and the House. We shall lay the frs,
letter Of u intelligent correspondent "M'
before our readers ne1, week. We are now
fixed for the winter and all who wish ,ohuow
what is going Oh in the political world should
come forward a, once and subscribe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
NEWS FROM TIE ARWY.

The latest intelligence We have from the Ar
nv announces the arrival Of Gen. WooL's:col-
umn at Monclova, Of which he took posse ssion
without any serious objection. His men an
in fine health. Gen. TASLoa has also taken
Salullo. Col. DoSipH.E. Of the Missouri
Volunteers. with 100 men, it 10 reported. hes
captured Chihushua-doubNul. Maj. Cen
PATTERSON and Col. G,rrs, with about lSSJ
or 1000 men, We're TO leave Csmargo on ne
10Th of last month for Tampico. Col. R'Lzr,
with the whole of his Regiment, is 10 march
upon Victoria de Tamaulipas. SAyrA ASIA
is still at San Luis Potosi. where he Is making
every preparation TO meet Gen. TAYLox-bu'
il, is not at all certain that Trough aad Rea'
dy" win meet him at that point. Gen. kIAR-
NEY has left Santa Fe with an escort for Cali
fornia. The Army a, Santa Fe 10 in q bad
way-they have no money, and Government
drafts will not bring it at a discount Of even 10
per cent. They have sent to st. Leuis fol
100000 in specie. which they essno, get Be-
fore spring.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
THE BARRACKS OPEN.

The Barrcks FOR the reception of the Berhe-
ley Volunteers is open, and it is to be hoped
that in a few days now the Company will be
filed up and ready to report to the Govers0r.
We hope that all of those who have enrolled
themselves will come forward At once, and
take up their quarters at the barracks, where
every comfort is provided for them free Of ex-
psnse.
The is no longer any doub, remaining about
the formation of the Company, and that they
viii be accepted and marched into service
without delay, is equally certain. Come for
ward then men, and Gil up the ranks at once
We are informed that only a few more men are
wanted 10 complete the organization--of
course those who apply first will be accepted.
The Company now numbers upwards Of sirty
men.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.

The Steamer CALEpoEIA arrived at Boston
on Saturday last, the 9Th inst, with Is days
later intelligence from Europe. The GRAIN
markets both in England aud on the Con,in-n'
are very much depressed. The residue OF her
news is not of much importance or interest.
The effect Of the news on our markets has
been to depress them very much-esecislly
the -four market. In New York. Flour .,
s.. 25 dull Of .ale Philadelphia. bat, few
uansactions-the market pretty much at q
stand; Baltimore Flour 10 down to a. 80 o
ST. 75-tendency of the markets. DOWN. ards
Georgetown offers TO sell at 81. 5-no, taken;
Alexandra, ditto. Sales Of Indian Cosn &c
tive at AS cts. for White-0 cts. for fehsw.
Pork So. IS q 81 in Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
TIFF VIRGINIA M

We learn that the Eastern battalion Of Vol
unteers, under the new requisiuon Of the Gov
ernor, has been completed. The Western
Battalion must go to work and report ready at
once or the East viii have to supply their
places. Companies are forming at Staunton,
(compIeted) Petersburg, Alexandra, At Rich-
mond, "a third company in Chesterfield, in
Jefferson, Frederick and Berkeley. The Reg
iment will be made up without doubt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
II MESSAGES.

We lay the Presidents Message before our
readers this week 10 the exclusion Of Amos,
every thing else. We have no room for com
meni this week, and shall therefore defer all
remark till a more convenient time.
The Governors message is also before US,
and will occupy a place in our columns mex,
week. 1t is an extraordinary document,and will
be read with much in,eres, throughout the
State,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
ALEXANDRIA VOLUNTEERS.

These gallant boys, who are getting ready
for the Mexican War, held a meeting in the
renowned old City on Friday evening last, the
4th inst. at whish several eloquent and ANNA
ted speeches were made. Among the speakers
was our our eloquent townsman, CnAs. JAS.
FAuLrsEH, Esq, Of whose speech the Alex
andria Gazette speaks in the highest terms
characterizing it as 80 brilliantly eloquent g-
fort" Honor TO Alexandra her first step
upon the threshhold Of the "Oh Dominion
shows the value Of her acquisition 10 the State.
She ogers her sons far the field Of battk. Well
and nobly done!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10
VA.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II. 1916.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1876.
pubIishsd every THURSDAY MORNING
at $500 In advance, $3.50 ~tthtA sis
months, and $500 after WG aoaths.
G-The greatlength Of the Message, and the
late hour at which it was received on Wednes-
day, will account to our subscribers for the de-
lay in delivery Of the Gazette this week. The
great number Of Public Documents now rush
ing in upon US, makes our la5ors very heavy
-our patrons must therefore be patient
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-10

CA Volunteer Company has been raised
in Augusta, and KErroH HAasra. Esq,
Editor Of the Spectator. elected Cap,ain. II
he makes as good q Soldier - he is an Editor,
Augusta will have additional cause to be
proud OF him. The Town Council of Staun-
ton have contributed $500 for the supper, and
equipmen, Of the Company. That il clever
Jet Berkeley Go likewise.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16
THE WARM WEATHER,

The sudden changes Of the wealhar, during this
season OF the year, exhibit most bonelul effect Oh
the tn,e human system debtating aud prostratmg it.
lhe stomach aud bowels become dcmngcd giving
timely notice to all, who are inclined to give atlen.
ton 10 the warning voice of nature. At such times
Jaynes 'CarmInatve' never fails to afford immcdi.
ate rclI@i checking the disease and restoring the
patient to vigorous health, Mothers cannot he too
cautious with their children during this month,
and the months following, and in the earliest stages
oI 'nI7 summer disease whether from colhmg, op-
reS'Ve heat, or oiher causes, they should at once
resort % THIS never alIing remedy. Hundreds Of
cerl.lcatcs from respectable persons in this CITY;
are IN possession OF the proprietor, ready to ex-
hIbt to all who may desire too see thcm.at his Of
hce No. South Third street, Philadelphia
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16
WHAT IS GENTlLITY?

Every body can distinguish what they
call gentleman from man whom they
do not consider TO be one.-lt is true,
however, tia, every body has not The
same standard for gen'ilily, and whar
one might consider 10 be genleel, anolh'
er might consider TO be very lar from il,
It i, therefore impossible TO give such =
definition Of genliIi'y, as would accord
with the ideas Of every one, or If such
a definition could be given there wouId
be wide difference Of opinion as 10 The
rules thu, might be laid down for carry.
ing il out. If we were 10 venture Al
opinion on this subject, we would say
that gendily is that department. whelh
er at home, 10 society or in The street
which 10 the result Of desire 10 svoc
eaying or doing any thing that couC
eve offence " others. a sltic. cbser
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16
LIFE! FlRE!!! FlRE!!!

'AII that man hath will he give for hi, Iif. so
we Il d recorded in the most ancient and hos, ~
BOOKS nut as we see thousands dying around US
WIN Consumption, Group, Asthmaj Bronchitis
splitting Blood, and other Pulmonary affections.
we are led to doubt the correctness Of the above
assertions, especially slrce it is so well known
mat certain remedy may be obtained, which al.
ways arrests those diseases
Dr. JAENE'S EAPECTORANT never fails
to give relief snd cures after every other means
nave alIod This can be andhas proved in thous.
ands OF Instances, where it has effected radical
cures, after thc patient had been gwen w by all
his friends and physicians.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16
SPEAK NO ILL.

Nav speak no iIl--a kindly word.
Can neyef leave a sting behind,
And, on! to breathe each tale we've hear'
Is far beneSlh noble mind,
Full Oft better seed s sown
By choosing thus the kinder p|an'
For # but llde good be known.
Sill lie: us speak the best we can.
Give me the heart that lain would hide
Would lain anolher's etiaoe,
llaw can it pleasure human pride
TO prove humanity Sul basel
No; lei US reach higher mood,
A nobler estimate OF man;
Be earnest in the search for good,
Aud speuk Of all the best we can
Then speak no lll--bul !enienIb be
70 Others (aillngs as your own,
Irvou're he first o fault 10 see,
Be not the first to make IL known
For life is but passing day,
No lip may tell how brief its span;
Then, OH the lille time we stay,
Let Us speak the best we eau.