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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

4 NEST or CoUNTERFEITERs DISTuRBED.-An
Akron Ohio correspondent Of the Buffalo Daily PHO,
gives some interesting particulars about the and
examination OF James Brown, celebrated counter-iter
and several Of his associates in crime. Ii that
Daniel and James Brown brothers, early established
themselves in the town of Boston Ohio in tie business
of couuierfens coin and Bank notes and soon became
the acknowledged head OF the profession in the West
doing literally wholesale business.
Subsequently they both arrested and thrown INTO
prison in New Orleans for couneraing the paper otthe
old Bank of L. Dsn died in prison and The other
managed 10 escape and has been committing his depre
da,ions upoa the community ever since but unit! now
has snssed 10 evade Justice Em5odened By il
be has embarked especially In the business
during the las. than formerly The whole region
OF the West, but more especially Summit Co has been
flooded with the spurious stuff The money consisted
mostly Of Mexican and L. 8 Gold and Silver and New
York Bank notes Suspicion having fallen upon Brown
and his associates himself and four Others were arrest
ed and several from adjoining Counties fed Tue per-
sols arrested were Srown boosinser, Bellows hchets
and Van Valkenburgh.
The las, named individual first examined. bat was
discharged for want Of sufficient evidence TO hold him to
bail Boosinger next examined and held TO bail III
six thousand dollars Then Bellows was examined ana
bsi n hail in seven thousand dollars Brown
examined snd held bail IN twenty thousand dollars
The tes,ilu against Brown was clear and conclusive
and coming as principally did from one OF his own
pupils gave perfect insi shf into their various opera
hons.
No iudcis investigation. continues the correspondent
has ever taken place in this county which excited 50
much interest that OF Brown.
His wife and daughter attended him before Toe Com,
nissioner-tie latter of whom IS young iauS VI u"e
accomplishments and great spirit
After the arrest of Brown his house ABOUT Ten hes
North OF Akron, searched % MAJOR Mills ana me
sheriff Of this County. Carefully concealed oetwee en-
the carret floors and the plsserng found cope.
p ate press gavRnc battery and about three reans Oh
bank note paper Of different varieties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

oursrpE.-Frs, Page-New Publications; New rk
Sea Captain in Trouble; The Lstess Yet, The License
Question No. IL; Temperance Articles; The Chrome
type; New-York Legslsture Canal ofacers for le4o'
Five Questions Madame Cos,eloa Trial; News Items.
Fourth pae.-News Items Commercial and Money
Matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

Tsz Dg,y have legs ,,rs &c ,ea1in SO, tut have
,hsy moral .ghi to anaoy ISs fiBds WIKI tn-lL ii
when they Gao be cured 6y MeHaro Acoustic O aoI =
Coriiand-st-
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poY.T GTPTEY Anrtio,eer

m VALuAgLE BooKs-Th- EFeriDg, and 10 be col
tinued tomorrow eyening-Wl he cold by Gurley hlL
New-York Long Room i63 Broadway, al extensive ea'
valuable collection Of Standard Books consisting OF di'to
~ Biography Theology editions Of the Greek AGO
Lsn Ciasscs Poetry and the Drama, Cyclopntias, 'oY
Eyer a1d Trayes Mathematics snd General Sci'nees, W
geiber with collection OF hooks relative 10 Asf
History Many uncommon books will bs lousd 10 inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
Meeting the Issue.

We well remember the indignant denias win
which the Van Buren, Members of the Assembly OF
s3s met the casual remark of Mr. 6. Denniston OF
Orange Co. that the measures OF the selistyied De-
roocracy tended directly TO the overthrow OF all "a
per Circulating Medium and the establishment OF an
exclusive Specie Currency. Had the Loco Focos OF
that day been charged with seeking to estaonsn
Turkish despotism, they could have moi rePeneo Tue
charge more vehemently than they did that OF enong
toward a Turkish Currency. Barely eight years
have since nassed. and we see that same party now
everv where proclaining ready TO proclaim the
sentiments which we find thus embodied IN the hes
olu,ions Of their Ohio State Convention VIZ
Rssoy,,d That we hail with admiration: hope ana
the noble stand taken BIZ David Tod III hs iee
read to this Convention upon me b,i,v ~
the Currency and with Incorporating noS',t! 10
rho f,ord Of Banking and Paper Currency inscribed upon
our banner we coumi; his hands WITH inc assured
confidence that it will never be deserted ana never
Ps.oIr,d That the Democracy Of Ohio are opposed 10
MI Papfr Currency and resolved TO return 10 lre
Constitutional Currency OF Gold and SILVER
Pssored That the Democracy OF Ohio are opposeu 10
oil chartered and special privileges as destructive 10
equality and hostile TO free institutions enu run
forth and forever declare against them uncompron!s
hostility r:r g. .ar,,a
strictly for the support OF the General Govern
ment but opposed Protective Tariff which indl[ec
~ taxes the many for bered, OF the lew and which
builds up monopoes hostile in their very nature TO CIVIL
liberty
In ls4l the politicians Of this school were wont 10
doc,are their hostility to iyredee able and baseeSS
PAPER Money and to high or partial Protective
Tariff. Their candidate for Governor TOD was
hen in favor of sound Banks, now of no banks-
They are forever lodging from one position to an
other without reference to any fixed principle what
ever. We shall have them here out against all Pa
per Currency after they have broken the Banks
once more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

LoG.RoLLING WITH THE BRITISH-The Bal!l'
more Patriot speaks in the following terms OF the new
jurge by which is than limited that our difficult
ties with Great Britain be settled By the present
Administration. Throwing away the Tariff for Oregon
would be TO sacrifice the National prosperity at far too
cheap rate-like throwing away our birthrght for a
mess of pottage
Against any such bargaining We should object tor the
evil Of the thing itself Whatever our rights In Oregon
they have no dependence the amount OF duty we may
impose on English manufactures and to De insisted
upon only because they rights IT, To make up what
may be regarded doubtful title AM all Of Oregon II
be proposed sacrifice the Protective policy which no~
gives employment and secures remuneration 10 all who
labor and which trace whatever OF prosperity The
country enjoys- this policy to be sacrificed for any or
all Of Oregon say that evil not that of war Is
greater than such sacrifice would bring We desire TO
see the Oregon dispute ssttled-we believe. have ever
believed that II will De settled amcabybut il it only
be settled by sacrificing domestic industry then
say e, remain cause OF contention and Ii
war is 10 come from il let it come
If Mr. Polk must back outfit ne must give up
thiug-much better that he shold give up all Oregon,
than that We should abandon manufactures reduce
to eness our mechanics and bring the price OF labor
down 10 the standard OF the psupers OF Europe Better
much better we say ths, al! Oregon should &c given
up than such consequences should be imposed the
country.
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EY The Express, which habiually goes OF IN
fit of terrible, very terrible indignation at every
manifestation of hostility the part of Engshmen
10 american Slavery, copies with appreciation from
Cham6ers's Edinburgh Journal description OF a
scene in the Slave Market at Constantinople, In
which the horrible incidents Of the trade in human
flesh are SO graphically presented as almost 10 curde
the blood The scene in al! its disgusting partcu'
lars often finds its parallel in the United States but
if Northern press ventures manly ailuslon to the
atrocities of our own Domestic Slave Trade il Will
be pretty certain TO encounter storm OF abusive
epiihets from the Express, and 10 be bored cd nas-
seam with its Caude.like twadde about The Slave
happy condition, his freedom from care. &c IT 1t
We're published in Constantinople would II not VIII
equal facility weary the of Humanity and insult
the Common Sense of the World with similar ex'
cuses for the Slavery that prevails there did II
never occur TO our neighbor that this description OF
the Slave Mart of Constentinople is all lie prompt
ed by English hostility TO the Turks and their ins'i
tu,ions Perhaps the story was set afoat out Of
pure malignity by some Circassian Douglass some
glib.,oneued scoundrel mounted on the sympathles
of Others and seeking destroy the institutions OF
his country by a servile insurrection Beside, we
should like to know what right an Euglishman has
to NEEDLE with Turkish Slavery when the iaborers
in his own country are worse of than Slaves AS
for American interference with the peculiar insti-
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17
win not the scorching answer come
From :HrJan'd Turk and fiery Russ
Go, loose your fe,tered sldces al home,
l;'s.,, ,,,,,, c,J oeE fLs like nj re ~

This retort from the Turk would doubtless be re-
ceived by the Express as gross personality, judg-
ing from the temper it exhibited the other day at
certain alusion in the Albany Evening Journal.
Can we not coax the Express to tell its curious
readers what that allusion was Do, neshbor
The mystery of Northern Press with Southern
principles needs the explanation which that alluson
can alone supply. Why stand mute when multi
tudes wait breaihless for The word which shall sat
isty their longing curiosity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

The Patent Laws require, that before an applicant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-17

Gun and Cousiy Of Ne,o York, ss.-George White,
aged forty four years and upwards being duly sworn,
doth depose and say that deponent is familiar with the
subject OF India Rubber manufacture. that deponent las
been engaged IN the business constantly for the ast
twelve years in the States Of Newiork and SewJersey
part the time MS account and for many years
as foreman in the establishment Of : G. Smith in
the city of New York-dcponen. saith that il about
the year thousand eight hundred and forty Q40l
William Smith, of the firm OF s c. Smith & Son. Invent
ed the then, process OF making elastic goods
By combining stocking knit fabric with India Rubber and
from that time until ie their employment which vas N
May thousand eight hundred and forty three 6i3)
large quantities Of said goods made and sold by
said Smith Son, and among The goods made and sold
not less than thousand pair q Boots and Shoes
That the combination publicly advertised de-
scribng the advantages Of the article IN various
newspapers. and the sales OF goods thus made was re-
sular part Of the business and been continued az de-
ponenr informed and believes Up the present time
By the firm OF Smith Son. and has been process well
known 70 India Rubber manufacturers and the puolc
from the re frs, introduced By Smith Son u? TO the
present Deponent farther saith thai he has read Ger
6ed copy the specification Of the patent taken out y
Charles Goodyear in the summer OF one thousand eight
hUIdrsG and fortyhve. si5) FOR the same invention,
and tina: Goodyear describes and claims In that spechca
ton Jus, what Was invented and made By Smith SON
from lsif 10 70 this time G. V. WHITE.
Sworn This 10th day OF February 1916. before me,
ALEX. WALTON. Com o: Deeds
TIE pa.ep, aus reouire that before an appIicau.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
PROSPECTUS or THE
New Library Of Law and Equity,

PROSPECTUS
New Library Of Law and Equity,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
FRANCIS j. 1ROUBAT, Esq, II Philadelphia
Hon ELLIS LEWIS, II Lancaster
WILSON TC1NDLESS. Esg, If Pifisburgh
'ES wmk contains the hes, authors
without tegard lopfoly o claim the part any American
publisher such b,rks
a. fast a. they they becume nonopucs
Ncrfsh the Aanr cities nde the plea II right acquired
addition at notes o American decisions claim An undvid
dte otose works aud price ON then The
publishers the work profession the
Cnmn will mol such titles will reprint the standard n
haw books fast they nate the London
should editions Of the Stakir the
h stephen, aud Aehnd appear shall also be- included
nnd Equity
siGimsly kept out oi the Law Library published
shall have place ~ the proposed together IN eyer, new
valuable English eatise t'hanccry law
frhls VIII be- ISSUED numbers Of 100 paees
printed on FtNE NHrE P.rfR NV oNe PnMR
at seven dollars PEE annum, pay able hall yearly.
ISAAC G. M'kINLEY,
}. VI. q. LiSCURE
ll.hhishrAc, "a, July !. lei5. lG-Gm
SAMUEL. TURNER Aernt E,rtp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
DRY GOODS.
Latest Aarrivll Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
E - VEEH.HDISU

X. e.. MERsDfSOM
HAS just opened, lately by Mr.. Wiley
brought the city fa consisting 100 purchased
New YOrkand rnadsPh% for this mar, and
Louisville prices and would most respectfully solicit eaanina
so blue black and fancy 10 pieces
Go psss 3 a and aSa
and kss; large assortment of Nesngs, Of every vaay OF col
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Cahmees Cashmere DeEcasse, Muslin Deanes Ombra De
cas- se baes dpab and fancy casafias PLAID eak eoh.
OF every variety OF sy 80 pieces new style prints from IA to
Gloves Hosiery, Ednes, every
OF Trimmings large aud elegant dark and rich
BONNET TRIMMlNs, suitable he season, aud Of tie latest
fashion.
Bonncts and Caps.
large assortment of FIoence braid Bonnels Fur fur trimmed
c 90 the ~od lew fancy
Cotton Yarn, Cotton Batting, and General As
Sortment Of Groceries
kept hand. Wheat Tow
Linen Beeswax and Ginseng will be taken payment Goods
and the hI lssghmarke price paid for them a
GOODS AT COST.
'HNHE subscribers wishing dispose their
NAMING moods previous %e~ to their spns now offer those re
goods YET remaining the
uuceen TO purchasers greater Than before met with in this
Their Their stock consists in part Of the following goods:
d" and do blue ''0"er price s. U'-HS~ selling $, 3
DO, DO do ! 50 80
as%iy s i@ss"s :" g % % %
Do and colored finer qualies-alout same discount
French Gnrhars-fdrmer price SC selling at %.
Cashmeres, DE LANES II goods
Shaws of description, do
Drawer goods of all
Jaconet ~ Bonnet Ribbons from 10 10 Csc
discount.
Gloves. Collars, Rosoms Trimmings
200 yards t,alicoes variety,
Also, Flannes Cantts Jeans, Cloths Domestic Goods
/
We aware that flaming bills issued headed Selng
off al Cost merely public standing
the teNt therefore named The
possible object sell and adopted
To have all
without having goods lying the shelves from
Call and he goods. AI.NORD & WOODWARD
|
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!

2 TOLD you 10 To PRESTON HORN - 20 : uh..
u receiving audu,cning a lie - VIM "'e NJ"
MdMNOIH CHECkERED STORE
opposite The laief House. "A flesh suppl, of
FALL IND UINTER GOODS
ohssitg i tlptS ttssimeres.
Inns Drlnss, Checks, Ticking Prints Alnacas MAN 49,, $50
silks nge AMI plan Ribbons, evey d.srron Dr.
Hdk &c Also, sperdd assortment Of Eastern and
made - '" "''" O"s'''"
BoOfN IND SIZES
Aunhead OF low prices Tor sale by the keq n river
prices. - ~ me- "''ei
GROCERIES,
Best Rio Coffee at 10 Tyson Tea % s n 81 90
Dy estuhs, - - =" = w.
PiH|Wgt cation Yarn Chem.
~ oi which VIII be exchanged Country Produce
We H'He All VINO want cheap goods
determined 10 undtrse any thing Ia this section. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
WEAVER ~ WILLIAMS,

WEAVER AZ WILLIAMS,
tndcrf;ikcrs and COftin-Mrkcrs.
- QpESPECTFlLf LILY inform their friends aud the public
IN that they have removed To their warehouse,
T. at their old They prepared Ia
all afticlesof Cabinet Frniue elegant costly cheap
suit the of purchasers They nd
particular ate ntionto funeral arrangements
take the whole any part thereof; furnish
the
keep ready made collins able
promptly. usual rates They wi
VIII ~ guarantee satisfaction.
awsbt onnd out OF business hours at M residence directly the
of the house.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
FASsIlONABLE MILLINERY.

NERS YOUNG respectfully informs the Ladies of Indi-
tH annapolis and the vicinity, that she
Cincinnati and beautiful
ci,y-comprns Ele-
SIaS, PetUeS Ribbons FOWers
Millinery with which would happy
friends and Ladies' generally NJ small
cost Also variety of FANCY GOODS comprising in
great variety, aul numerous other articles.
WANTED six young apprentices
Making Millinery
01ySore Washington street, doors wes of Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

JOSEPH 4. SERETCHER,
Undcrtai<cr and COftin- Maker,
Washington STREET, TearfH Opposite Post
~ upESfEtIFlI bly, inufms the citkens o India napos
AA and its vicinity that he viii give his
{k1 above business, friend
EVM drath of cnd and would that prepared
dtftakc whole
MW parheicet Iear"nahc furnishing ethe
M Or Two horse hrai hui approve
Also carriages aud yothefreuste appcflannp the
above business.
:. would luther state thahe III
BILE ioIersons 10 the untry.
NBAiendance all hours Should the IA any
oi the aboveen gagcmtnts no charge viii be made
3J-n J. l. STRFTcurP
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
Gl9ENnsfE

III r HI NJ thankful the
~
announcing ohfends the public generally prepared
To perform all operations
raj teeth and atia teeth
whor without artificial gums whole half by
atmospheric pressure.
lie would country dentists that he will fill any
gold plate spiral springs, reasonable
first door north of Wasfineun, West
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

TURNER'S
LITERARY BULLETIN.
Just Received, al Turner's Bookstore,
"a ,RrEEs Bible No 49, Sk-Peae No Co. Enryelpedia d
vols T. the Mer Expedition IL and MeNico with an
Is 81 AN" 1 S the 1"Gor 5o the pI'; s OF
dens Jew complete only 50 cts the White Hare Price
Tsst Puh!i.hcd.
EssE NEW OFFICERS GUIDE.
published by samuel Turner OFcet's Guide and
80 Western Manual Revised adapted
evo-puce 81 70 aiberI Discount to the trade
Il :. TURNER, 5 doors west OF Brow nng's.
.DsSE PUBLISHED.
HNRNERS Agricultural Almanac, published al indianapolis;
feders Mtrchnts aud others supplied price - dollars per
ii ''''' s'@ i'' TUESE TURNER iaGIansiois
TssE FARMERS BOOKSTORE.
enn indFuap"s hat be- viii take a" Kinds Of country
auef IN exchange for Books S,eenep G "dmg &c a. the
NEW BOOK STORE AND BENDERY
sn scri would respectfully TO The citizens Of
and Indian" that he is row recevins
and Setool Books Saonarg FaHcy Goods which
% sys" a, s a@ p Tor s and ' x
ofN and other publishing houses IN tie east 10 have all new
works forwarded by published the subscriber
a s@a he fa,s9 to oer cen en- to the pro
attention The following works. publishing in parts
H4.p.rs Pictorial Illuminated WANDERING Jew.
narpc, Pictorial Illuminated a-atlwait. Rerroper
TO NO ~ EegyeoPada Of Practical ed
Koausch, Germany, Eclectic Magazine.
Risiop Thrweils Greece. Knickerbocker Magazine
olIalloran' Ireland
IEefs's Napoleon, american Review.
Thers's French Revolution, Democratic Review,
Thiers' Consulate under Nnpo Graham's Magazine.
I.ndfe N,t,., Ito.
Maihders Treasury OF History GOdeys Ladies' Book,
foltcal History of the Arhus Ladies'
W Grid Ladies' Musical Library
hendals ie OF Jackson Classical Library. (Iiarpers
l.hrdner Popular Lectures, Rows aud Girls do do
Martins Library my Young counrv-
Wesley sermons, mcu AppletOn)
Al orders Tor books stationery etc. paid punctuay
tended delivered
visit all parts of The state ~ mail. If
SAMUEL TURNER Ftfh door If B-onHipcs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
And architccfuraIO nicc

IN Meridian fourth door south of Norss Block. The
subscriber having opened office
real property oilers his the capacity.
He w keep bJos for the fegstg OF property for char
VIII be made EXCEPT for Advertising until sale be made through his
nstrnme ntality then charges moderate
Persons their
scrpton through this office
Plans and specifications for public private buildings
usual, with despatch. JOHN ELDER.
ImdIanapoIs, Ocl. -, Isl5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
MEDICAL.
DRUCS. MEDICINES, &c.

rU'IE SUI scribe would respectfully inform his friends ana ~
and the public generally that he receiving s l''
supplies of Drugs, Medicines, Pants, Ot JuHTte fuTPentS'
Hhde Lead HHdor GLASS; Dgerood IgeSE pure HHes Sr4 -
BRUSHES Soaps Petmog, Superior Spanish Cigars o"a "a
dish Tobao, together
which he Is determined casb
III such articles of ITede a. e an use.
lie would respectfully Of Physician Country
Merchants edIers, Fue tiaier wishing purchase ar
ticlrs his line.
Particular attention will he paid compromising medicines and
oae ~ a call
India napolis, Nov 5, is45- DAVID CRAIGHEAD-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
a rid.

would beg tn friend.
nu.its hat we have on hand receiving,
nera assortment o frchdr5ise, adapted raee
which We offer for sale wholesale
rates our terms oil sale Will be cash, equivalent
shall constantly purchase Erocs
the highest market price in Goods CASH,
Further particulars week.
India napolis. 1 : III