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IHE PHILADELPHIA II Ehb DOLiOh
at 26 Brooms areet, ~. Y.

JACOB yREELAN 0rsenyills. N. cared of esrof.Is
that i was wonderful cure Myoa but call a rs, You
have references dissase seysf New York Cases Of
the Rheumat.m he unable % walk without srutshss
days told case Of Dysentarx cured, two doors
from his place. and one Of Dy,Pepsa Simeon Brown. A.
eight though, he would burst. The :y:ina We. 20
beng given mp by different Doctors and raising
pint day or blood and corupton. Mrs Cling cured OF
street John Erwin cared Sf r:ur:y lesh street. Aysn.:
Hardla 6o Dssncy cured Of Dyspepsia Miss Levy, cured
Of Piles week. aer having them SIX One lady
reported eve cures by bottle eacins Of which
was Consumption Of the Bowels Hundreds could b pro,
be COMPOUNDED in five minutes and
evidence Produced convince the world oas lmsrc
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w 1851!

w To W IGS
QATCHELO RS invented Wigs and Scaps, made OF
ID natural curl ha and adapted in the most easy
the peculiar style Of each individual They are
yention, doing with all the vexstious
dcuiues 90 long expersaesd by those who wigs:
The public invited large and well selected
stock variety Of size and eolor they will
then be able to judge the effect
WIN. BACHELOR, inventor and only manufactuler,
Wall street, Broadway Removed from 1856 Broadway
Piessc 10 rory the address oil imsrc
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TO WOULLEN GOODS MERCHANTS.
H. MIGEON b CO.,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND sATTINETS he
FINISHERS.
No. sll WEsr STREET, N: Y
DIFFERENCES and orders for work Messrs- Wooleotl
N and Slade s. Pine street, W. C. Langley - Broad
street: D. Brigham Co. 60 Pine albumin
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STRAW BOARDS
i and for sale by PERSSE BROOKS
" 1uvk
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PLUM BOTfPkS

GOLD ME- DA L. NV A X ID Ed.
>HE Proprietor Of the fiumbc National Daguerrean Gal
ley, having discovered mode 81 uansfsrrng Daguer
reotypes prepared this styl
At the rate Of 100 fac smis eSpi:s for sn do
Broadway Plates, Cases. and stock Of ell dsscrgnoss
~ lrsaie or retail 1mee
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Assistant Adjutant General army of occupation.

HsADsuARrrRs lsr DIVISION ARMr or OCCUPATION,
Camp near Monterey, Mexico,
September 20, 1896
Sra: For the information OF the major general com
handing the army of occupation have the honor
make the following report OF tho operations of the div
in position at Monterey. On the morning OF the 2ist
instant, my division advanced towards the CITY Lieut.
Col Oalsnds brigade composed OF the Sd and 4h re-
gimen Of regular infantry and Captain Braggs horse
posed of the LIST regiment Of regular infantry and the
Warrington and Baltimore baualisn OF volunteers were
ordered 10 the east and lower end of the cty to mako
diversion IN favor Of Brevet Brgadier General W. J.
Worth's division, which was operating against the
practicable, an assault was ordered against two
OF the enemys advanced works. The regular
force Of my division thrown to tho right OF the tw
works with orders to take some houses in
the city the right and of the enemy dvanced
The % Warrington and Baltimore battalion was order.
ed the road leading directly to the works Under
gallng and destructive fire from three batteries
front and the right, a. well that OF small
from all hsa adjacent houses and stone walls, my d.
vision advanced rapidly az the ground and stern oppo
siton of the enemy would admit Of The lst I'd, and
9TH regiments of infantry gained the position which
they ordered and annoyed the enemy in flank and
rear, until he obliged to evacuate his tive advanced
works. which holly pressed by General Buffers
battalion under command Of Lieut. Col Watson
The Sd and 4h advanced still further into the city. but
nndng the streets strongly barrcaded by heavy masses
o. masonry, behind which batteries placed and the
nouses ned with light troops were obliged to retire to
TIE works nrs taken by the yoluntssrs The position of
me snsmys batteries and the arrangement Of his de-
tsncss IN every street and corner rendered necessary
.or ne oeps who advanced Into the city 10 be
mSdiats sres cespssy bsae sd b. in captain q N.
~. Aftor 0oot nlv r(rnC~is ~ s~~~ - SSnvs ~
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IMPORTER OF TOBACCO .AED sE9ARS,
MO BROADWAY, mp Stair, Offers for sals 90 liesral
IN terms. " bales g. Jago hhds ecrsps cesss 13<s
Sau 400 900 Of Hsysns ssxafs ~ o>s
Friction Matches, Msrck Backes' fabric
Also large assortment Of Paper sessfs va14Hs sssS
hnlenAle and refsil. 0ss III DO
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the city. Before could arrive however the theatre
of action the point assaled rumphantly carried;
and my had the Notifying disappointment of not
sharing the dangers and participating in the glory of the
day.
vsriously employ cd during the day in visiting the
and counting conflict with the mounted rsnchsros and
ancers who, was supposed might be encouraged to
meet by the superior numbers This, however, they
carefully avoided and the regiment continued is sys
tenn of vigilance until the morning of the 23d, when
ordered by yourself TO repair to the support Of Gen.
Qumsn who was in hot engagement with the enemy in
the lower part Of the city Ny union ion, with him was s
place Of action was pleased to find his troops in good
heart holding the enemy at bay though greatly fatgued
by present and previou: tolls My first order to my
men enter the houses scale the walls and
fight the enemy ia his own way-that 10, under
cover, and from the tops Of the houses. The
order was promptly obeyed; and in this manner
working through the walls and shooting from the
parapet offs I'VE continued to advance upon the
enemy, driving him from one square 10 another,
until arrived within short distance OF the church
force was congregated. Every loot was sharply con.
tested by the foe; and nothing but the unhnchng cou
rage and unsrrng shot of men, enabled US to pro-
ours The fight on the part Of the Texans commenced
about IL O'Clock in the forenoon and continued without
cessation until they were called OF BY order TO-
lance, from perfect confidence in their ability to
tnue their onward movement and to hold the city
far they might extend their capture Our loss, under
killed. and Ave wounded That Of the enemy not
known; but we have reason to believe that II was
siderable, not only from their acknow lcdgments
but also from the signs Of bood well from the fact
that seldom Aired except with great
and only where AZ object was In view.
have no observations to osr upon the events Of the
;a =
men 4 Ssiss ssiisS usss. 6s SssSs q success ssa
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS q 81 WATT STREET.

DRAWING AND PAINTING.
X WATERSTON, teacher Of Drawing snd rsinf1ng
to the Flushing Institute L. IL has sui some leisure
time when wishes gil giving Private Lessons, or
in attending schools. ,. 49,,
Terms moderate, and may be lesneo ~ appyme - ~
Canal street. + j. Crowens boosssere corner brcsd-
wav and BIeectef street N OFT im~f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
From the Delphi Oracle. FEB. Z.
Letter from Gov. w hitcO ssb.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. :.

INDIANAPOLIS, JAN lofo
De. ]. III. STEWART, Delphi, Ind
Dear Sir-Your letter In relation to n law passed
bv the last legislature, permitting canal lands TO be
catered by any person, which two years interest
should remain unpaid. Las just been received ana
la stem to reply To H.
When the existence Of that act complained OF was
first communicated to me by express from hessrs
Wright and Taber, Of Loganspori, was reluctant 70
believe that such law could have been passed. IL
was contrary IN It's spirit, TO all the leading measures
and policy ot the last legislature The arrival OF Johh
r tzaerald soon forwards, WHO claimed 10 nave en-,
tered canal land, under the act IN question: enaoied
us TO find original bi In the office o The secretary
of State That original is now before me ana from
the clerks endorsement on II, proceed 20 give you
what know of is history II title IS IAN act a'nea
irp the 2lSh sectiun Of TIE 18th chaPer OF the ne
vised Code, page 267" II was Introduced INTO .ne
House of Representatives. Tuesday the LON VI ,nc
present month by Mr.. PGrher, the member IRON Al
ien 1t then iead the lst and "a tilneS' a"o 'e
ferred to the judiciary committee. Both branches a'
previously agreed to adjourn the 18th, being 'h'
following Monday. Yet it seems 1t was held Dacf
until the 18TH in the hurry of the very day rea jon
fournment when 1t was reported back to the bous'
(by whom it doe, not appear and read 'ie od 'i'n
and passed. 1t must have been taken lmmedia'eiy
the Senate for there after being read the INST iine
Tho rules were dispensed with, on motion oil VI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
THE GREAT Whltncy's Railroad is

TIE GREAT overwhelmingly Railroad is
making a stir in Europe. correspondent of the
Washington Union, writing from bremen. says he
has sen, copy Of the gigantic scheme TO member
of the German Diet suggesting TINT IT should be for
warded to the Emperor Of Russia through the Count
Nessclrodc, with u view of inducing him to extend
railroad from Moscow to the confines OF China.
railroad betting Europe and Asia, and another this
continent would be as good as Congress of Nations
for the preservation Of peace, aid the promotion OF
commerce in the great human family. Corn laws,
and all other restrictions trade and lnternalionsi
intercourse would be rodden under foot by the world
great Iron HORSE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

FATAL DuEL-Some excitement has been pro-
duced in New Orleans by the death Of Mr.. Kane,
young lawyer of much talent aud promise who "s
Shot in duel on the 2lst inst, by his antagonist
Mr. LYMAN. a merchant of that city. The weapons
were pistols at ten PAGES After the the frst sho'
the deceased invited 10 apologize for the ARROW
offered. namely sappng the face of Mr.. H.. but has
second declined, and at The next fire Mr. X. received
the ball of his an,agonis, in the neck, which pro-
duccd immediate death The difficulty arose at one
of the weekly sorees at the ST. Charles Hotel, about
n question Of right to n certain place IN cotiilon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

DOUBLE CoMET.-Lieut Maury announced that
during the observations of the l3th at the Washing
ton Observatory of Brela's comet, nebulous object
to precede it, by nine or ten seconds in the
lower part Of the field of view. Further observa-
tons, he says, indicate that the two objects hold the
relation (f possible) of comet and saeite-or of a
comet with the two nuclei, without any intermingng
of cometary matter between them. The appearance
is so entirely unlike anything before observed
that Lieut.. Nj. hesitates to pronounce definitely upon
its character; he calls to it, however, the notice Of
other observers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

THE Distance TO OREcoN.-The actual distance
10 be sailed from New York 70 the mouth of the Co.
lumbia river, by the way of Cape Horn is estimated
at 49, 90 miles. ship canal TO Panama, to be cut
through the isthmus OF Panama, which is only 81
miles, would ght thousand miles, or more than
one half the distance, reducing the voyage out and
back to less than the time now required to make the
passage out. The distance from New York To the
mouth of the Columbia river by land is about 3,7CO
miles
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

TAKE MY HAT The Tribune tells the follow
ing story
A fellow went into the hall Of boarding house in
Barclay street. night two since. while the boar
dcrs were at supper. and gathered up all the hats
tie table He was making his way out with his booty
when boarder little behind time came in and asked
him what lie was about. "Oh," says the thief, - |
am taking the gentIrmens hats round to Leary's to
get smoohed g" WE'LL replied the boarder, :" Ike
mine along too :" "Certainy, SIR" said the accom-
olatinp loafer, and vanished.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

NOVEMBER TERN. a. d., 1910.
MONDAY, DrcrMsrR THE SrH. A. d.. 1910
John Youn Leonard Royal and May Jane koysi, ms
;fs Iohn Mcclure and Sarah Mcclure, bis wife, and
John Miller Elizabeth Miller, Martha Miller, aud aneis
Miller infants by Daniel Mace, their next Trend, and
Jobn A d. I,urrows, and James e. Hall
In Error 10 the Fountain Circuit Court.
this time comes the plaintiff by his counsel, and IL
anpeating faction Of the court that the de-
Ssnan, Jobn d. Burrows and James c. Hall not in
bab,ant of this State: Wheeupon motion OF The PLAIN
f by his counsel is ordered that said defendants be and
appear before this court at the State rouse on the
Mndv of Nav next and answer the plaintiffs filed
herein or they will be proceeded upon IN their absence
and on their motion il further ordered that copy OF TINS
od. no unfinished in the Indiana State Sentinel new'pa.
nor &c circulation printed az Indianapolis, for three
we, ks successfully. A true cory Attest.
H. p. COBURN, c. s. c.
-3vi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

young man named Orrin, clerk IN store, was
shot deod at Lexington, Ky, on the 10th inst, by
Favet,c Shelby, son of Gov Shelby, wiho any pro-
VOCATION except that Shelby while at table, imagined
O. looked at and talked of him. They were entire
strangers % each other Orrin has lett widowed
mother and several brother, and sisters who were
dependent on him for support Shelby was committed
to prison, and bail very properly refused. The LOUIS
vile Democrat SAYS lie had been - dssipating."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

MoysrRous PRoPosIrloN.-The Baltimore Sun says,
that n fragrant outrage was pcrpefra;ed the other
day in the House of Delegates of Maryland, in n
solemn proposition made by Mr.. Recder, that the
Legislature pass law cnslaying all free negroes OF
the State, and then providing for tho sale OF them,
the proceeds To be applied to the liquidation of the
State debt, Too mons,rous for earnest. yet too solemn
fr Jest, the House seemed for moment paralyzed
but promptly expressing universal adherence oil the
proposition, Mr.. Rceder withdrew IL ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

The Detroit Free Press states that a little of
Mr.. s. Cobb, overseer of the Poor House in Adrian,
was killed by man named Chamberlain. He enticed
the boy into upper chamber, beat him over the
head with shoe hammer then cut his throat from
to ear. and finally locked up the body in trunk,
locking also the chamber door. He then set fire to
the house in adjoining room, then to the barn, then
to the barn of Mr. Hutchins, Commiss Toner of the
Poor, and finally proceeded to tie barn Of Mr. Hoag,
another Commissioner, where he detected In the
of setting fire to it. Chamberlain had been re-
Gently dismissed from the Poor House. and his diabo-
conduct is attributed to revenge. The barns. 18th
contents were totally destroyed. Loss about 81, ION
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

The Ncwburyport Advertiser says that Mr. Short
lately slipped from from wagon and 1t was suppo-
scd 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
coffin lid was somewhat covered with vapor, took has
handkerchief for the purpose of removing it but find
ing that il proceeded from the inside of the glass; he al
once pronounced the alive. and he was taken from
his narrow house," and is now as well as ever he
was in his life
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

Messrs Sanford X Park Springfield, Ky. May Ia 1915
take this opportunity of Informing you Of most re-
markabe performed upon Int by tie use oil Dr. DAT
sam OF Wild Cherry
year taken with inflammation of the bowels
under weeks when gradually reeo'er'e
the fall Of 1851 attacked with severe e"d when ~'
upon nay for the space If three years Vas con-
fined rnsriicines and ,arsts
and thus ~sri'd along nHi' the
winter Of e4a 'Hisfars Betsom " bd Ch0ry
NJ, friends triai, though had gwen
all hopes recover, prepared myself for the change OF
another Through their so,eitaon. induced 10 make
Wsar's Baisa" Of Wild Cherry The ehee,
truly astonishing. After fe Of aietion pam and sui
rg having spent four flee hundred dollars TO ne
purpose aud specialize physicians had pfo'a
n,yang a. soon health the blessing Of
God and the use of Wild Cherry.
am nov enjoying good htah and such altered appear
ancc that longer when former aequs"t-
Iha.e gained rapid, weight and flesh hm and solid
much and "a, iT seems ." sg''e
have more during the last s'A mo'h INA" "
ga. years before
Considering my almost miracle deem it nees''ar, for
the good OF and duty TO the pr"pe"'- and
low (sho should hno" "h'ie reh'i ma, oe maui "
make this statement p"bic
May blessings God the rropretor' OF 8" Ai"a
yaur. ,,.nec,n,ll,. wM II. BAKER.
nThe follow ing Rehe, Of Franklin, l"d,
who high proision and ranks among the fs p"'-
tcian, shall speak for % ~ communication oi the
.t;.uuinc wsar's Baam of Wild Ch,u,
Franklin, Ind, April "a, isss.
Sanford Park-I bottles of Nissi bal
of hand OF thc
n, xou therefore waited until had sold and had obs'td
IN. money ordered anoher But such - the
demand for the do wish he without AZ ana am
led To anticipate none, Tor the last lot shall
Ia la disposed Of, which, from the
sale. have made lately think Will be but short TIME ne s'-
feet. OF stth"gi, ~n'h.a W"
roon any other Paenf Medicine
.,y lnorn n Amos, others fail trial. aud not be-
ms able TO bear OF experience. soon 'inA INTO dse
rL;, highly valued b, those mo nave
-. virtues spericnoed m healing sieae, ~ their o~n
"''' 49,, 80, ,..,,e,,ul, JAMES RIrCIlEY.
~. O. p, ,.r hattie Sold by SANFORD Park,
North. corner 81 Fourth aud walnut 'n
.,s,, roxIINsoN BROTHERS, indianapolis. al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF JAoKsoN.-The Washing
ton Union publishes list Of contributors for the
erection. in Washington city, of an equestrian Statue
often ia ckson, whose donations amount TO about
1900. The largest contributor is Hon. Marcus
Morton, of Massachusetts, who contributes Sioo
INpE ED The London Morning Chronicle very
amiable journals of opinion that. in case OF war
about Oregon. it would be " perfectly legitimate for
the British to restore Texas to Mexico. How the
world would stare to see the British restoring any
thing
Montreal correspondents Of the London papers
complain Of the Democratic tendencies OF the Cana
das.
Moses Grover. aged 81, hns been sent to the State
Prison for life from Buffalo, for unprecedented, IN
human violation of his own mother nged o2 years
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

1t is stated in one of the Canada journals, that one
third of the population Of Oregon is composed Of
French Canadians. most Of them Of mixed Indian
race from the Rviere Rouge; and they will be likely
to lose their lands should the plan OF the American
Government be carried out. II is represented that
these cooniss are very good circumstances. but il
is thought that the best taste not exhibited In the
choice Of wives, who are generally squaws.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

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
rem of the present Queen Of England was SO baptized
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

The Hon Green w. Caldwell, OF Mecklenourg
county. has been nominated by the Democratic State
Convention as its candidate for the Governorshp OF
North Carolina.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14
S.o1c oC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County.

state O1 hNOsa -, a. 80 a.,
ac ones clerk Johnson circuit court 40 cenh tnat
At the September term the Johnson circuit court, A. d.
,s5 David White his affidavit in open court through ,ns 70
49, Of Stil~e, thereh, lowing 10 inc court nat KEY
I'D T. StIrr her fil husband was ana eu
,h,,t the State Of and further hat sau s'"xe naa M
~ 49, c. nm. mas, two wears that he had written 10 his wife
saken heI -. sa 40 eom. hack the wish
SAID whs 10 o'-" ISAAC JONES, Clerk.
- :. ,sxs o-uu n n. {. Hioxs Dep
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

ENGLISH BREAD AND MEAT.-We see it stated IN
Du Solles letters from London that the price OF bread
there is now ~ cents per loaf beef IL cents, and
mutton III cents per pound; potatoes ~ cents per
bushe Fowls at present, 50 90 pair; geese 49,
and turkeys 81 each. IL Of excellent quality
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

e,,ocr,xc.-The St Louis New Era of the 18th ult
saws: "A man named Rodville Morris, was hned
eiO le, by the Recorder, for punging knife intc
the chest Of poor COW, while she was attempting ''
null few straws from a cart load of oats which ht
had for sale ut the North market"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

ALBERT J. TIRREL.-This person, sill IN New
Orleans prison. has addressed letter to the
DENYING the rumor that he medtated suicide. and
protesting his innocence of sny crime
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-02-14

SEDUCTION DAMAGEs.-A few days since, says the
Cincinnati Commercial in the Supreme Court, sitting
in this city, Ann Maria Roberts recovered Of John
Hough 81 700 for sctucng her. Since writing the
above we have been informed that another verdict
rendered against Mr. Hough, for promising to marry
Sarah Watson His account now stands
For seducing Miss Roberts SLIGO
For promising NJ IS Watson 1850