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EDUTpERI BUTTER! We are now fully
y prepared to pack Butter of the best quality and
co.or. IN the most desirable packages and in any
quantity, for foreign markets, on the lowest terms
ISOLATION & SONS,
mis- 1862 Lombard street.
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child of the Rev. S. R. Rowarth, the well known
minister ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church, residing
at los Division ST., New York, has been subject TO
Fits since birth. He has generally been attacked 10
the night, and has several times been supposed to be
dead. The use of the Galvlnic Bracelets and Fluid
has caused their complete disappearance. The sys-
tenn being much weakened by the attacks the Galvan-
c Strengthening Plaster was recommended, which
was used with the happiest result ...
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MI. Moses e. Wilson, No. 1876 Broome st., New
York, had the Rheumatism for several years, affect
ing him in the head, breast, joints, and limbs where
the PAIN was excessive, sfen keeping him from bus
mess Mr.. Wilson states that his system was entire
y Frustrated, and he has often fallen down insensble
IN the street and would reel like drunken person.
Two weeks AFTER using the Rings and Fluid, he was
cured, and for more than eight months has had no
return of the complaint.
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UDLACK and celored Silk PRINCES, for searfs
I'D and dresses, fur supply manufactured, on
hand and for sale by
jes JAMES NJ. HAIG, 1888 Baltimore-st.
NNLY NETS! FLY NETS! Persons in want
E1 of cheap article of Fly Nets, will please call
and examine the stock have on hand as they can
be sold less than they can be purchased elsewhere.
JAMES M, HAIG, 1888 Baltimore street,
jel7 opposite the Clipper office,
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a HEEP SKIN MATS. A good assortment of
- Fine ColOren Sheep Skin Mats, suitable for Par
lors Carriages, &c. Also, MANILA DOOR MATS
various sizes. For sale at the "House Furnishing
Warcrooms, No. 10 N. Charles-st, near the new Me-
thodist Church, opposite the Union Bank.
jyl4 G.. E, WETMORE g. co
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NJEw STYLE WIDE LAWNS. oaly I25 cts.
v An invoice of wide Lawns, received and open
ed at the very low price Of 1913 cts per yard. at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
je23 No. 25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette.
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A NEW ARTICLE. Black CUFFS of Lace
IN and Satin, for evening dresses, Ne. So North
Howard street jy25
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FISH HOUSEKEEPING GARDENS.
II sssa<~a This agreeable Summer A
Eazusst RI treat, on the south side NINA
.SRksRaRHa6 OF the Spring Gardens, is lsssEN
open for the sesson,-and, as usual FISH ~-An7A'
CRABS, Sc, fresh from the water, will be served
up at short notice. Persons DESTROYS of visiting this
romantic and beautiful spot, can obtain Boats at
Baey's foot of Eutaw street; at Blacks, Carrol's
Point; at Harman's, Long Bridge; or at Bushs Ferry
Bar; and the house can also be approached by land
crossing the Long Bridge. The Steamboat OREGON
NOON, at O'Clock, for the Fish House. The pro-
prieor will spare pains in his power, to make all
comfortable who visit the place
as colin FREDERICK REGELIEN.
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al ONTMORASCY ii. PRICE,
I'VE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-tf No. so s. CALVERT STREET,
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AAILLTAM w, LEE, FAsuioNAsL4 HAfs
w CUTTER and SHAVER, no. 4 N. GAY-ST
Gentemens RazOrs set at the shortest notice. ass
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SICK HEADACHE.

All articles of the kind sold elsewhere in the city
are oorthess couRtefeitS, without the least GaIvanic
influence or beneficial effect. je26
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TOIN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ FAYATTE ST. adjoining Assembly RnnmE. ial-l !,
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IL. j. STANLEY, from London, can BE- CON
~ suited daily for Rheumatism, Paralysis, and all
Nervous affections, at his Office, No. 3 SOUTH
STREET. Advice gratis to the poor, from to 10
o'clock. nl9l6m
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VINEGAR ROUGE. genuine article, Just
received direct from France, fresh supply Of
Vinegar Poudre and Saucer Rouge, with general as
soltment of Perfumery. p. A. NICKERSON,
jy5 No. 50 North Howard street.
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XNAfTE MILITARY GLOVES-A full
w assortment on hand and for sale By the sin
gle pair or DOZEN by JAMES VI. HATG,
lyl fri 1873 Baltimore st.
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Mrs Laura Johnson, No, ll2 Division street, New
YORK, was tor SIX years troubled with distress in the
head, impaired sight and general weakness. She
81 ties. "my nervous excitement was such that the
slightest noise would throw me into commissions, -
For over year was 50 deaf that could scatcelv
hear any one speak. My life has heen constantly deg
paired Of, and have often wished death to relieve
my sutferings" Mrs. Johnson has entirely recoi red
by the use OF the Gavanie Rings and Magnetic Fluid.
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UJNVULNIUNS AND FITS,
daughte of Orlando Moore, Esq, No.-Crosby
ST. opposite Niblo's Garden, New Yofk, has been sub
jest to perofic convuls MS of an alarming character
The attacks were generally every month. Use was
made of the Galvane Necklace and Bands which
have nearly caused their complete removal.
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EMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Wanted,
II 5000 pounds of prime BUT FER weekly, the year
round, for which contracts will be taken. ANY Far
mer wishing to contract for the above article, will
address (post paid) &c. w. W." Baltimore stating
the quantity and quality they can furnish daily OF
weekly mh23-tf
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FITS

A son of Mr.. George White, No. lOl Charles street
New York, was subject TO severe aad alarming Fit
for over six years. He has often had from IL to Il
Fits in one day sometimes accompanied with the mos
dreadful screeching, at the same time choking il
the throat, and pain in the region OF the heart. He
new perfectly cared, having had symptom of thu
attack since the Galvanic Sands and Fluid were ap
piled; period of several months
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t65- Dr. StillwelI, the well known physician M
- Ridge.st, New York, is acquainted with the p.e
cGdng case of Mrs. Johnson, and states that with VI
wards of fifty of his patients be has prescribed III
Galyanic Rings, Bands, Belts and Fluid with uniforI
success, in cases of severe Chronic Rheumatism, Ne
vous Headache and Spinal Complaints Or. slillwe
says, 81 consider gour Inventions inUuludhLe."
Al n mn LII ALL
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
INDIANAPOLIS, FEBRUARY 10. Isa6
Democratic Nominations.
For G0rernor.
IA Nj Il = IlITC o Nj Il.
For Lieutenant Gorernor,
Pa is e.. MIN
CONGRESS.

On the 10Th, the Senate entered the consideration
of the joint resolution introduced by MIR. Allen, Civ
ing notice Great Britain of the termination of the
joint occupation of Oregon, and the several amend
ments offered thereto by other Senators. The Union
says that Mr. Allen spoke for upwards of an hour
and half in support of the resolution, and had not
concluded at the time of adjournment, half past
two. The galleries were densely crowded, and the
most intense interest manifested by the auditory
On the 1lth, Mr.. Allen resumed and concluded his
remarks. The Union says. he presented very eabor-
ate proof of his position, that Great Britain
not 60 to war with this country siDge-handed on the
subject of Oregon ;" and contcnded, length, that
the only course which duty and wisdom dictated, was
prompt compliance with the recommendations of
the President, and the presentation to Great Britain
of bold, united, and determined front. The gala
ries were crowded almost to suffocation, and Mr.
Allen resumed his seat the very unusual circumstance
of a round of applause in the galaries occurred.
Tie most interesting business in the House was
the passage Of the Fertilization bill, which occurred
the 10lh-
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
nIcxico---Another Revolution!

The brig Somers, recently arrived at Pensacola,
bringing that Gen. Arista had declared against
the Paredes Government and in favor of the restora-
tion of Herrera. That throughout the country the
people were organizing in opposition to the present
Administration, assigning a their dread OF
war and bio dshed, and regretting their having per-
mitted Paredes to overthrow tie Herrera AdminstTa-
ton. Mr.. Slide was still at Jalapa, with brighten
ing prospects.
1t is also stated that the province Of Yucatan has
absolutely declared its independence of Mexico and is
now separate republic. This freshly revoed pro-
vince is one of the best in the whole Republic o
Mexico. Its inhabitants energetic and enterpris-
ing, and if they determined to be Independent
the rest of Mexico cannot re-take them.
If Arsta cannot arrest the Of the revolution
and establish the Constitutional Government, he car
at least maintain the independence of the northern
provinces.
With Arista on the north and Yucatan on the south
in armed oppositon-with California disafected anC
Vera Cruz unstable in its adherance TO the plan o
San Luis Potosi-it does not seem possible that the
revolutionary power should be permanent.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

The troops Of Rosas occupied merely temporary de-
fences probably nothing more than field works, has
tiiy thrown up for the occasion. But admitting them
10 have been regularly constructed batteries, they
could 1ot be very large the four mounted only %
pieces OF cannon. But these cannon must have beet
well served for II is declared that two of the eleten
vessels had no less than 2ll cannon balls in their
huiis, and third completely r:dded. II Is
alleged, too, that the French discharged 1900 balls
The English fired probably as many. making 800 in
all; and it is admitted that the loss of the allies in
killed and wounded was l23
II Is pretended that The defenders of the batteries
were all blacks, and that when they attempted TO y
hey were driven back at the point of the lance by the
cavalry OF Rosas. The inference meant TO be drawn
Is that they fought unwllingy for Rosas. But how
was II known that the cavalry drove them back! IF
this was seen from the ships the cavalry must have
been within reach Cf the ships guns why were no,
The guns turned upon the cavalry! Moreover if the
blacks fought UNIV lingly, why id they noturn their
own guns upon the cavalry, or at least cease firing
upon the ships They had this Iar of the game IN
theIr own ands. And We told, moreover, that
wien the firing from the batteries had ceased and the
allied troops were landed, they were received with
sharp tirc OF musketry odd kind of welcome from
men who were fighting only on compuls!on and who
should rather have received The landing troops witt
open arms, their deliverers.
And after all, were there % guns in the batteries
The bulletin tells that ten were conveved on Ioar6
the ships and the rest thrown into the river. Woulc
The conquerors be likely 10 throw away II pieces Of
cannon. If they were worth any thing. when tliey
had plenty of time TO them all For it is ex
pressly said that the allied troops rena ned on shor,
all the next day, without molestasion There s room
to suspect that the ten guns oil tlat tic bate.
ries contained but that the conquerors did not ketc
confess hard fight cf six hours and a loss
OF l23 men, IN a contest Of 80 guns against TO-
The account Of this battle would reach England
about tie time assigned for the opening of Paramen,
We cannot help thinking that some member will b.
apt TO rise and ask Sir Robert Peel for what England
is at war in South America, how long the war
likely to continue and how much it will COST Judging
from this specimen of its beginning
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

A WOMAN HANGED THE Fulton county N. Y,
Democrat gives accout Of the recent execution Of
Mrs. Van Valkenburgh, who had been committed for
the murder of her husband
1.-THE scene awful. Notwithstanding she had
expressed TO others that she had hope of forgive
ness from her Maker, yet, when brought from her
CELL her face showed most haggard appearance.
Despair was depicted upon her countenance After
she brought to the galows, prayer was offered
up by the Rev. MIR. Hitchcock. She then spoke few
words to those present. and said if there were any
drunkards or tansgressors present, they must take
warning by her fate; and then commenced praying
TO God to have mercy upon her soul. The drop was
then let fall and as the rope Strengthened upon her
neck and just she raised from her feet, she gave
shrek and passed from time to eternity"
Thanks to the last General Assembly we shall pro-
baby never Ugtn in Indiana witness scenes Of this
character.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

The undersigned guarantees that - II his bid for
General shall enter ao an ubsan rr 70 the hrss day Of
July se.t with god and sufficient
a Dated -
sS ss he ' ss 5 1T The % I:s ss a.: Of
written on the face Of the ties and should be despatch
clock,
The before the July
l0 Posmasers Offices situated railroads. but
10th M na yVoS % a a tact S r sny sf f
act distance rOn the railroad depot and how otherwise suPP
er:nPPy 10 b< made from the railroad BY mail
20 Undrr March, is4s the route is to let
lowest str tsrdeny sufficient guarant for faithful perform
may be provide for eerry, certainly
eurty OF such trans PortaIn And the
qaed purchase take valuation the stock vehicles
proposes of conveyance that
equale Tor the route n to the certainly security and eer
y OF the ma aside from any accommodation will
no, be entitled 20 the rou.e
taken and understood be mode
wit on horsebaek When according the adj
the advertisement, will be considered Offering only for hOre
coaches or in foarorse eaaehes invited
pr0Posa 10 carry IN two horse eaehes viii be r The
like IA the bd aeeorng to the advert .nen VII
not be as referring the mode mentioned IN such inv
stated in inriinrioa .hsald n
serP,iOn ryerve specifics convey
s' ss-s The to p,. Sas The The %, WIN ss,dny & ss & r%S
the MANNER IN which they designated the books Of the DE-
sa.o Ia Bad proposing sPrefe mode of a%ee Of a.
the star b ne exPcrrir OF the department enables 1t To lay
down the following rnlcs, viz:
hen the mail horse
coach eonveEaner bad, f the lowest Will preferred 10 the
specific hid.
u When the mails o such render necessary
% s s s 10 & hS 5a so%s ne TO gosds G nTs19 % oasS -
the star bid, the Of moderate difference the
Saon, M the difference such interfere with the Pey
OF the law, which ooks reduction n the eost o
sde by Sbs present. % Of h % .1oeS % h s n rn % a 10 9
manifest that the tor prng the specific bid do
ia his
"a On routes of the highest class where fuhorse
enee for the specific bid will b. &c necessary, carried grar
extent Of difference than the inferior coach routes subject,
however, TO the exceptions above stated.
IS modification OF hid Of its essential
bad, and be received with
competition after the last hOar SCI for rterng bids
c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19


Messrs. Sanford Il Park. Springfield KY MAY -, 1855
take this opportunity Of mO ming yoL Of most re-
performed Of Dr. wis'ars Bal
year 1910 will, Inflammation Of the bowels
which when adusl r,co,rItfs
In the fall Of 1881 IVES attacked with eod
upon my lungs for the space thre eon-
fined my bd d all kinds Of miciws, aud every ,ar,t!
benefit; thus ard aong nntil the
when heard of 'D7sfars BALKAN d Hd Chez ry
My persuaded give trial, though had given "P
hopes recover, aud had prepared myself FER the change Of
Through ;eir solicitations induced 10 make
the Genuine Histars BALKAN wd Cherry The effect
,Iy astonishing uc years afieIion pain aud suf
firing aier having four fee huHded dol ars to nc
puposc and respectable physicians had porsd
unavaiIng entire health by the Blessing bf
Cod nd the use Of witar' Bassmof Wild Clsrry.
now enjoying good health, and sueh ALTERED APPEAR
longer known when mrei former sequsnt-
have gained rapidly in weight, and heh is firm and solid
can much any person, and od setms TO ssee
during the last sA months thah had
Considering my miracle, deem necessary for
the good afflicted duty the proPrietOrs and
my Aho should know where relief may 6e had To
make this statcmtnt p, bile.
May the blessings npon the proprietors OF vaua
bic medicine swistar'. BaIsam Of Wild Cherry
Yours respectfully, wM H. BAKER.
aTbe fou letter from Doctor Ritehry, franklin ind,
who stands high profession, ranks The FIRST poll
eans State speak for itself in eommendatOh Of the
Genuine wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Franklin, Ind, April "a, ls4s
Me.. Sanford bu few bOt'Ies Of sa,'. bal
sam of wild cherry remaining hand OF the last lot furnished me
hy von bere,oe waited until and had obsincd
the money for one lot before ordered another. But such the
demand for the a,tce wish e without IT, aud am
anticipate little. The money FOR the last lot sAa
m by the time disposed Of which, from the
aIrs have lately think will be but short he t-
Ects of the many strhngy bnesIa SH
Epon acquaintance Than other Paef MearHe
5o,e sur knOgR Almost fail trial. and not be-
ING able exPTIrner, sink into dsse
This be most highly valued by those no nave
tested virtues, and experienced lis healing efficacy h 'hr own
cases Yours very respectfully, JAMES hiiShEi.
prize 81 per bottle. Sold BY SANFORD PARK,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and walnut sts
And bv ToNLINSoy BROTHERS, Indianapolis Al
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

This prepared from a ,e,;rr ,,..
te~ Of several years bilious eMar never Know 20
fill "f curing Fevcr aud gE any above named
Those Who suffering from Kind thoss
ho have bre"ms invaids from thsr fleets upon eansato
viii find the India thoisgogue invaluable ned pa
Ding the blood end thoroughly cleansing system NOR
bad fret Of a bilious eymatc.
The Wonderful operation of the ChoIarOrue eradcating bill
rom the h"ma" system only explain extraordinary agency
the speedy, thorough permanent cure Of fever aud que and
he various grades of inermient and feyers.
wrlxrS, Uad States District s,. r,h. pisit
Of MehiyaH.
Dear siwh pleasure state the fact of the eamt.
and radical Of the Fever and Agse with my viii
liam ~as attacked, by the pursuant etions DR.
goods India choagogue He had ever
~'nesse aud aPprhend,d bong di-,asr which
year. ago the uh-n Teeum..h Bur
provide hiiaiy I'D 10 ntiee your
his meieine-de'~rnnet to H. aa the
The DISEASE and am sonhd,n has ,tr radioa rure tso
n"H'h have elapsed ~ithout my in
he enjoy M deirr and
should be generally known. ROSS WILKINS.
srEr4rS V T. TaOwprrDor rsligsn Stat. sepa,
BIRMIECHAs, Dee. -, Ie4I.
Mr.. Bnsham-You wish inform you What kuw uf DR..
Os"d India choiagugue, madeleine. ,ts
hat # the and efficacy this knol
he Fever and -lgue would disappear ia Michigan.
procured bI,Ie spring gs
'vIie'e that y'rG family e'eepssfhe rig
reqUeRoe Of fs use.
a the fver aud bern prevalent the Ia have
mrnded this medicine
Jaffs
fevts aud believe IL has bsen eNtd,d by
,emoying the bilious diseases Of the climate.
Yours respectfully, STEPHEN V. n. RowBRIDCE.
Hon. s. FARSswonTiI Chancellor Of Arhigea.
| DETRoiT, March % Is42.
Mr. EdIS0-d Bingham, DTHgsist, Detroit.
SI have made use OF DR. osgood India choasgue and have
opportunities Of witnessing saary by
thers. beiieve valuable medicine
and also that its prUper vii prove oeGia
preventive against its which persons Who
ifhicted with il are liable. Very respectfully,
| E. FARNswoRTH.
From Lucius Asro+T, W. d., SrrgsOu UHei States -ermv.
| nKTRoIT Oct. !, ls4l.
To Erard Bingham Esq., scHt fhe sa Of fhe IHda cAS+
izgoguc-I ChOagogue
prepared By Char c Osgood frVtrs, aud il
ia the cure Of said
Isear a recommending perfectly safe
highly Tem,d aud for vtr and ague chill fe
dumb ague, other form Of n'rrmitIsnt fever.
testify the dieiHe las this vieiiy aud in
bh used acquired high rpu'atiOn and
that in every % my knoN hdge il has
produced speedy and restod tie
feet health, when all other rmedcs have faihd.
Re,pectfulIy yours. LuCIUs ABBOTT.
Price 81 Cincinnati, Ohio, ~hlae and retail by
SANFORD PARK, general fer the e~i at their est
pot Of valuable FAIRLY Medicines, northeast
corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
Sold by ToMLINsoN BRorHERs indianapolis Al
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19
,OuLINsON BROTHERS

TOMLINSON BROTHERS
Have been indianapolis Tor the sale OF the
ealowi ing valuable Medicines:--
pBristofs SarSaparilfa,
For curing scroua sPelas Cancers old and manan
ss Mefcua Diseases disorders eyideaeing an mPuryo
the blood Price 81 90 per bottle.
pGridlcy's Ointment,
Called by many dcy Reu Ointment fTo is entire mas
,erv over all Tstsr Tor Salt Rheu seGa Head RHgr0rM etc
Price bottle.
rPDr. Humphreys Vegetable OIntncnt'
For the cure Of ILES No article capable Of being Pre-
pared admirably adapted the relief and hofOush cure oi h
distressing disease Price 81 Goa jar
TAIebasis Poor Mans Piasters,
PAIN of every description For eeak backs missyn
M side and breast that require an external sp
pleasant to and those who once use
hem will buy Price Only l2i cts
pFOsgate's AnOdync Cordial,
Highly medical faculty and Others as the bes
medicine known DiaThea BO COaHts Cholera oeHs ans
most samer Complaints Children Price 81 cents bottle
pDr. WiliiamsOn's Pain SOother,
Forhe II will cure re most obstinate cases nso
particle Of keosoe or other
poisonous drug. his perfectly AaOeHt fies 70 e
latule
Indiana State sentinel., 1846-02-19

GREAT LAW CAsE.-A suit. in which property tc
the amount of more than $500 900 is involved is new
before the Supreme Court at Washington. 1t has
been In litigation since 1924, in England and this
country, and a contest for the large fortune of
Mr. Aspeden, who died "a years ago in London.
There are two sets of heirs claiming the estate