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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
SANDS'S sAIsSAE'ARELLA.
E0r The Removal and Permanent Cure
of all Diseases arising fro I'M 5unf-
purc state of Tie Blood. orr ITabitOf


Tie EseEnOvHi ana permanent uEc
of all Diseases arising fro m anm-
purc state of the Blood. orr IIabitOf
The System.
'E'he OPERATION this preparation threshold
strengthening the digestive power and he apPe
@ arerient peculiarly suited end gentle G
"euirans the blood he aeie pSinpis Of d'.es The
S' I'd crlehr,a u, ~ !, n". aa !, SeIs r n The css.
Of diseases to Which IL beonrs ,n TN. r has beer,
found ben.hela IL ee an many disease Of the skn aud
controlling influence IA bilious complaints and Nhen the
cine causes. viii found an excellent reoa,isr
The follow" ing interesting presented and the reader in''t
Few York, April p, 1873
Messrs. A. II. x d. Sands Feeling duty
You and to the community at large send YOU 'h certificate Of
now suffering ma! have their confidence established and ueyou
severe ulcer on my ance which extended
burning and deprl'ng my night aud very
YOUR Sarsaparila by Mr. James Nc
Commit Who had been cured b, H. and after using se bottles
sending you certificate for one year since the
cure aei,eed al order ~ith certainty vh,tr
add 'ta, have neither r the slightest
Yours 'eiy truly, SARAH MCINTYRE.
30 Delaney street, New York
first Druggist the ei'y Providence, h. sstsse
effects Of Sands sarapa has opinion peculiar
sand sar.apariIa.I speak expementay when say that
i'S medicine = ar mo't eh'enai IA the chronic
ing endured eNreme suffering times within the last years
rse.,, Sands sasapara ~i;h tbs kapp,esa Success nv
health J. no" better than has been for past
Pee good ana my strength l. rapidly returning. attribute
TIM heahiu change 'ht,, the Of This r,nt
Feeling deep sympathy vi afHr
and painful cannot r,ffan fom ear
Mostly dng such the of s valuable specific Iav
cOnids
induced thereby
la, and take pleasure IA adding my testimony many
others eommtndatory o as auabie pro- cris knaan 20 and
unsolicited b. the Niesfs sands CHARLES DYER.
Druggist and Apohtcary.
40 and y Westminster street Pro, id,ncc. II l.
February Is, l8a5.
For further particulars and conclusive superior
value and efficacy pamphlets which of AGENTS
gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale retail bv r. X u SA~Ds
tree New York
Sold also by -. CRAIGHEAD aud 4. y MFFKFR Tndfao.
polls and by Druggists generally throughout Ia, mud St,
Price perl N les forS -'
Sands Sarsapara that has aud constant, abr ,ny sub r.
marksbl Of the difficult class of diseases 10 which &
human frame subject therefore
take other.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
BOOr AND SHOE MANVFAeTOWY.

BDOE AND SHOE NANlEAeIUEkH.
NM faNIIE undefsgnrdis thankful the
vpI raj patronage bestowed q HIM f. Z the W.
A. past years and he hopes q a continuance of
49, M A1y The lie Hatfcrs himself
LIN Try punciualiy ard strict q us
w. be able 10 give satisfaction tn al who
him acal lie has permanently settled himself this place
To make thing his
other establishment lie will sell with
the hard and anuiactuy
Socaand hts splendid
for Yourself
Hides, Ianow eesway Feathers, Flour. Wheat.
atimes he received work shop
Cabinet Shop, OF which those IN debt viii take
by WILEY I, HATES
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
CHARLES PARRY. NJ. II,

er OFFERS his all yarous bra
the citizens of indianapolis and vicinity lie has moved
office 10 the front
lately John H. WTights where all calls
day night. 43-y AprI 10 1916
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SMITH, HANNA & co.


EEkC tLS IN the Circuit OF the Stale ard in
IL the District and Circuit Courts and viii
promptly and strictly and aI
that may be 10 him. - ~
Office Washin frame f the
Washington Han.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

NV EYES.
vDbeSoNS wshinea Article Of Spciaries and , l.,.
se'se' upn eali,,a a ~
where ali ~,.r,ar.s
Wen d al Nlhis OF q sees gold silver deru,an -,
SC >, ~ =, ''hs 9ies, with green aud gray glasses
~ ,s, IL ., peeS-ffori > Els St,re , sit, Th
~ Ne". i'iine HuTcf
II TAIBOTT
H ~ Esss NND SPANISH uEACg.C.,
ID - - x,osa pSh anu Cincinnati Sol eabe, r.
skins Lining Bindng Skrtnc ne rnad~pIa car
etc and and all kinds OF hxns' which " iii sell a. skins,
Sly " eSaerd ptices.
J. NlCOIAI
SHINGLES. &c
SApcou shingles and Ortrd I,utnhe
horses. single Buggy hness Brides and sass mead Of
tMEEkER'S New at VESTS "e of sale
MEDICINES 80
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MEDICINES 80

UHSr opening lot of anne Dye and Patent Medicines
~ a~o ~Viee >'sh 'iOiasses &C. al Vests New Mills 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08


Ehe Attention Of tssc EadieS,
rs ne iee lmned that the pqpr concerns
mnchpuhei shall begin match soneS
bhy sly chcapneSs As they
advises at this at especially
e l ana comfortable under Jot They shall certan be suited
Ia
Persons rreripg imported Boots and Shoes
mas on and extensive assortment selected mse he
Theoretically familiar with the business all that
recommend
SON. All dcsros be pleased
call lie l. s al the old opposite two
doors of romi nsons Drug
cnsnmers DON'T Eos get bis low plces. a2Y A. kNODIE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

s.se-EEE AND PERFECTION
~ HEpnERlsN, from experiments To wi
nLs lac has devoted much expense the
precise ingredients their appropriate quantities produce
tfN)LES superior IN respect made lie
: also enabled To sell them reduced prices especially his No
which article
rs trial from The citizens generally. confident The, viii
give entire satisfaction.
Lard bl. prices. constantly on hand.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
esEH SHOE STORE.
The Emporium OG E'a>iilnn.

adttfu In former lrsr and general Of Chep
"a H. aaa She ceIved
tr efnIiaclrr anf selling them
IA HE Ne The
II
All nj trt-rs far t 5a~guHs- y
wealth i- "a ~ erf rui through the Gu aud the
b. or SlteS
F1s prklss ~ embracing every variety At
F. 40 f,f "A r BIZ i.
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r d TOMIlNsoS. NJ.
TOMLINSON BROTHERS.
Dealers in Drugs and Medicines,
Patent Medicines, Dye Stuffs,
Paints nd Oils, Medical Perumery
Dye woods, Glass.
LNDLIA3POLTS LNDL7.A.7.
al
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
MANINIOTsa STABLE.

I HI G1sKENs
'UNlE subscriber n lust q
res aud has now on hand several thousands Apple
! Fear Trees, suitable for hauling . a
Not contiins entirely his the of
lt e has consulted nursery men and the he am
climate Of Indiana. f ~ ~ ~"
Ills nursery on the indianapolis road In the soueas
OF Henri
eight miles below Pnieton, the fsls q Fail Creek
Address GARDNER GOLDSMITH, Woodbury., Madison conn
t. indiana. - ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

Usf received hem the Eastern fashionable
80 stock ct Jewery part Pms,
Rings, Brtrrietts,
punk purple and hte Topz aIs blue Enlmcins
all ~fts aud also Jet.
selected "nh and expressly The
IA
quality price. The p lie requested aud ukr look
Washington I. A.stIr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
sADDLEssY. SADDLERY.

SADDLEBeN SADDLERX
"a raNIF undersigned respectfully public tina
kE3M n he has again commenced t.e Manufacture al
A--S kinds of
saddles. Brides, Harness, Trunks Ira
Yelling Bay, Collars.
and alother articles pertaining which will he
ranted equal 10 the best IN the city both regards materials
workmanship All kinds of produce Will be
the highest exchange saddery which
sold al hr lowest cash ptces.
OF
Palmer House. 81 WM ECkERr.
NJ Wanted for cash l0e bushels Of deers hair
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
And bay Saddles OF j. j. hugh
J. J. BtIGH he Is
h SA pr-oaed his .ND opposite Office furnish
them with Nddry and Harness CT all descriptions 1.-THE
lowest prices for cash approved produce.
Also on HIND
Trunks PormasdUs and Carp,faRd Subtle Bars. ANY h
line q III he made order shot terms. lie
heretofore bestowed aud "n continuance of the 47-
New Boot and shoe ,samufactOry,
r.. >. NlaEsIEN
'a'AkES pleasure
vicinity that he has IN his employ the rork
receiving
the hest Of stuck which he will
intends all his work and allowed unless viyes
perfect satisfaction.
Hi New style of ErcmcE, Boots
are superior To amy Offered beauty
durability and cheapnes defy competition every
he guarantees satisfaction lie
90 ni'he his WORK 4ltf
WAse DECLARED
Against MI kinds Of shCp-WOrn, half
made, hcn-sNin BOOTS md SHOES!
fENIlE subscriber has in his employ the
H. : a :::: $
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PoIii.cnI M,slcrlcs of Imdlanuro,is.

TTlTT- -T-l-TT 10
n of all
Why
complaining ct watches when they
keep thing like gd tiue! Now Tia,
by calling - III IfLBOFI"S
having them overlauIed lie engaged the services IL Nh
tH.Rlss fRE>cH who recommended the pubic IA.
10
he well Ia Ton or
no cha viii be tndde. he Public Il,
ana should lac ti giving enure satisfaction. the
viii Ice pad tr All kinds CfA U1ac..
Spseitce and Jeroy neatly flahed The engagement WIN Nh
French permanent your Watches YOU want
opposite and
east 81 tsen bfahe's ~ W. "a. INIRDTT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
And by Saddles OF u l. Esuoh
New Boot and shoe Mandatory,
r.. ~ VI EsEEN


IRE superior to any Offered hcaury
durability aud cheapness defy competitions. Ia
he guarantees satisfaction. lie desires
- mine M work.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
COTTON YARN. UuIEAp,

WI sibscrbetsarc prepared furnish Cotton ynrn Of
''p :" small quantities, NJ lower price than n cnn
w., Tor ~ any Eastern market Merchants ring 10 s,,n
WIN the article invited before buying here
"calletlef upon our store or ON lanes pu,ba =, ~
'''''"'y fI-u j. 4 -. CARLISLE & co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08

10 TIE LADIES.

7A1 ", ITIne tlIcN Bsf- 80 o 5
WI do d. do do, 10
do do d. as 25O iextm)
d. d. ciif pump socd lio,ts,
d. d. welt do
d' do dp do, campagned soles
d. Il, 10 water proof de-,
10 ID do do
For sale The CIR Size S'srs bv J. n OcIESpY ap
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-08
WATER P!sODE HOOT,.
EAetIIONAisi.E .E.YIiAsx.

sD DD- various qualities Ladies shoes - dpI Menand
and Tor sale cheppby d. nEDpERLN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

05Two Of the most distinguished editors of Hi
nois have recently deceased Dr. MATLAcK, of the
Nauvoo Eagle, new paper which was, under his d.
recon, advancing to great popularity, and who was
formerly an associate of Horace Greedy in the "New
Yorker - and WILLIAM WALTERS, for many years
the Editor Of the State Register. The latter had but
recently enrolled himself private in one of the
volunteer companies from Illinois, and proceeded to
the place of rendezvous. He was subsequently ap-
pointed commissary by the President, and while at
ST. Louis preparing to attend to the duties thus de-
volved on him, he taken i'll and died. His re-
mains, learn by the Reporter, were to be taken to
Illinois for nerment. The citizens Of Illinois, we
doubt not, will deeply regret this bereavement.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13
wAsHIssros, August Sd, Is46.

MORE VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED FROM Missouri
Lieut.. Hagner, of the U. S. Army, arrived at ST.
Louis on the 18th ult. direct from Washington. 1t is
reported that ne vas sent west for the purpose OF
ordering COL Bakers regiment of Illinois volunteers
TO join General Kearney's command; that, in the
event of Col. Bakers regiment having left for the
South, he was then to deliver a requisiton on Gov
Edwards, for one regiment of Infantry to take the
same direction. Lieut.. Hagner left for Jefferson city
the same evening. As great despatch will have to
be used in raising and organizing this regiment,
suppose the return mail viii bring us the Governors
orders the subject
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

OCEAN RAcE.-The steamers Cambria and Great
Britain commenced race of four thousand miles on
Saturday, one from Boston and the other from New
York The result of this will settle forever the
utility of the screw, submerged propeller; and
great interest is felt to the result by ship builders
and commercial men. The Cambria is considered
the fastest of the Cunard line; and has made the
shortest passage record between the two countries
said that the captains of both these splendid
sells determined not to go faster than ordinary
occasions, and feel much interested in the result
as others do 1t will be fair trial between the side
wheels and the propeller.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

The PAPAL ELEcTIoN-Several of the papers have
published, from the Courier deS Etats Dnis an in
teresting account of the ceremonial attendant upon
the death, election, and Inauguration Of the Bishop of
Rome. The account is defective, in emitting to
state the material fact that four of the Catholic pow
ers of Europe-Austria, France Spain, and Portugal
exercise each the privilege of a single veto on the
choice of the Cardinals That is the Nuncio of each
of these powers may, in the Conclave, annu the cleo
ton of one obnoxious candidate, and exclude him
from the canvass; but each is confined to a single
exercise of this power. For election the SURFACES
of twothirds of the Cardinals voting requisite. In
the Rome SOuterraine, of Didier portion of which
was few years ago translated and republshed in
this country under another title, there is graphic
portraiture of the laborS and struggles of the Con-
clave. The following paragraph, from he New York
freemans Journa refers to the interference of the
temporal powers:
Sat the election of Pope four powers namely
Austria, France, Spain, and Portugal-have each the
privilege OF annulhng the first election, should the
choice OF the Sacred College be disapreeabe to them.
Cardinal Bernet, Archbishop of AK, the Cardinal
de la Tour dAuvergne, it is said, will exercise this
power In the name of the French government. This
Is called the power of the "Veto,' or a. Exclusive"
The EIcluSiUe can only be used once by each power
In each concave; that is to saw when any candidate
elected by the majority has been declared eclned BY
the Cardinal Mandatory of one Of the four powers,
that faculty is exhausted and can no longer be OPP
posed TO any Interior election OF the four powers,
Austria and France viii probably alone exercise IT.
Spain is in the enjoyment of fun intercourse with
the Holy See, and so forfeits her crongfa right.
Portugal, 1t is thought is too weak to presume upon
the privilege This power of veto is but slavery of
the Church. In Whatever reasons, right or other
wse it took its origin they have ceased to exist and
the custom should be abolished
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

0ErThe U. s. Senate, on the 9TH, confirmed the
nomination Of Col. James Page. as Collector Of the
port of Philadelphia. and Judge Grier. of Pittsbnrgh
as Judge of the Supreme Court, in place of Judge
Baldwin, deceased
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

THE VETo PowER.-In the judgment of the Intel
hgencer. says The Washington .'Union."- the veto
power which the constitution has lodged in the Presi
dent is zone man power" unsuitable in "rePub-
lie" The founders of our Institutions thought 9TH
erwise. They regarded the veto power as preroga-
tive conferred upon the President in his character
representative Of the whole people, and to be welded
at once in defence of the constitution and protection
of tie rights of minorties. The share Of the Execu-
tive in legislation stands upon precisely the gen.
eral reason of policy, that which divides tie egis
latiye power into two houses, constituted upon who'll
ly different basis of representation The House Of
Representatives has one constituency. The Senate
has another constituency. And the President has a
third constituency, distinct from either of the Others
The will Of each of these constituencies is represent
ed in every law which passes both houses of Congress
and receives the Executive sanction Taken together
these three constituencies make up close approxi-
nation to the entire popular will. And precisely
with this objects substantial right of veto upon any
law was given 10 each of the three coordinate branch
es Of the government which in every act
of legislation To call the Presidential veto zone
man power, is Just as absurd il would be to call
the Senate 'ffiy- four-man power" In either case
the power is popular power delegated and organized
by the constitution. But this circumstance is most
remarkable-that whether it be "one-man power"
or not, tile veto has almost always been exerted in
such manner as to prevent that one man from Sc
curing to himself more patronage and power, Mr..
Folks to-day for instance, arrests the power of
spending near one anda half millions of dollars, un-
der his eye with corresponding number of officers
or boards, who could be subject to his patronage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

A REAL WORKING MANA Mr.. Maury, in stump
address to the electors, that is, the people, of MIS-
sssippi-where the Judges chosen by the people
sets forth his qualifications for the Office of Chancellor
Among other things, he mentions that he held the
Office of Circuit Judge for four years, which time
fifty thousand cases were tried and determined :"
before him. In four years there ,252 days. exclu-
ding Sundays: Mr.. Maury, therefore, must have
heard and determined about tirty-nine cases every
day; which is rapidity of judicial operation only to
be emulated by Turkish cadi or Chinese man.
darn-these functonaries being more noted for speed
in deciding than for careful and ample consideration
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

Last evening efiigy of George Nj. Dallas was
paraded through the streets Of Allegheny city,
panied with music and banner bearing the inscrp-
tion-" George M6lin Dallas the base migrate. Alas
poor PeaRsyluonia." The ef6gy was afterwards
burnt on Seminary Hill amid the shouts of the nul-
tituJe. The affair was got up by the hands employed
in the iron works Of Messrs. Bissell g. Semple, Ale
ghony city Pittsburgh Chronicle. Aug. a.
These egy burners are taking the proper course to
make Mr.. Dallas President. Let them go ahead!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

OTThe Union Of the 6b in relation to certain
rumors, says: We are not advised that any messen-
ger has arrived from Mexico, or that any overture
has been made by her to the government at Washing
ton. What prospect there may be for peace, and at
what period it may be effected we cannot undertake
to conjecture; though il is certain that the President
viii make good his repeated declarations to conclude
peace, he can do consistently with the
rights of the United States. But it is equally certain
that these public and repeated illusions of the Wings
to peace and their desire TO obtain it by relaxing the
energetic prosecution Of the war; are unfortunately
the very worst means to secure the object we desire
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

0TSome of the counties gave very large majorities
in favor of State Convention -others as large
against. We have not been able 10 ascertain which
preponderates.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

EXPENSES OF MURDER TRIALs.-Thc amount Of
county checks issued TO Judges jurors consables and
crers, for their services at the special term of Oyer
and Terminer, in Cayuga, New York, holden for the
trials of Wyatt and Freeman, was So, 669 3d. Add
to this the fees Of sheriff and clerk and il will pro-
badly be little short of $4,000,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

6-The ~ Y. News Justly remarks that "vulgar,
weak and narrow minds continually devising homi
tendencies of partisan politics They forget that this
same partisan politics" rules the country, preserves
its honor and integrity, makes its laws, elevates its
able men, and sends into obscurty its bad ones.
partisan politics. is the great pivot upon which all
our great revolutions of government made, and
the man who is competent to take prominent part in
such movements must possess both mind and clarac-
ter "Politics defined as "the science Of govern
ment." What would the science degenerate into if
there were no ''partiesi" This cant about slow
politics. is great hobby with weak-brained men,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

S GIVE disagree almost in toto from our correspon-
dent s. on the subject of Capital punishment. If
other correspondent does not relieve us from the
task, shall examine some Of his arguments the
6rst favorable occasion -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

The cABrNET.-The Union says there is to be no
change in the cabinet, and with The free consent of all
its members. as IT was IN March, 1916, so it viii be
in August 1876.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

Itappears By the letters from the " Army of Inva-
sion." that the soldiers goriously swinded by the
Suffers. One letter states, 81 can positively buy
more in Mobile with fifty cents than with five dollars
here" There is nothing surprising about this. 1t
is in accordance with immemorial usage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

oE--The Secretary Of State has as yet furnished no
Official account Of the votes poed at the late election,
for publication as be is reqund to do by law. This
Is the why DO give the official report in
our columns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

O1TThe Wabash Express, edited by discarded
Clerk of the General Land Office by Dick Thompson,
and some dozen other political loafers.-and the New
Albany Bulletin, edited by Barnett, and others of the
same characer-must feel rich at the result of the
late election They showered their blackguardism
and abuse upon Whtcomb without stint yet Whit
comb gets majority in the Wig county of Floyd,
and gains on the Wings in Vigo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

OREGON TNDIANs.-The Mes Praces Indians, in
Oregon SAID to be making considerable progress
in civilization. They inhabit desirable country,
and paying attention agriculture. and have
large number of horses and cattle. They are more
neat in their habits than other tribes Of Indians.
Some missionaries have established schools among
them. MIR. Spalding has translated portion of the
Scriptures into their language. 1t is written with
English letters but Indian words
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-08-13

GerThe President communicated the Oregon treaty,
ratified by the British government, to the Senate,
on the 9th. In the House, day. bill respecting
Oregon territory was passed