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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
Report OF the BOARD of Health.

The undersigned having been appointed Board Of Health
for the purpose of keeping the people advised Of any
sgoDs diseases which should manifest themselves H.
diana polls think proper report that there is OF
Small Pox in the city present The gentleman afflicted
disease the place Of residence
pa of the State and every pecauon is being taken
prevent its extension amongst Should any
occur, notice thereof will be given.
J. L. MOTHERSHEAD,
- L. DUNLAP,
j. 5. BOBBS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
FASHION OUTCOME

yENHE public respectfully invited to call al aoo Jewey
and examine the large and fashionable supply OF
Watches. JeWeiry. and Fancy Goods,
receiving the eastern cities The goods
RATES and viii be sold or
CASH At SMALL PROFITS which will lie much less rates
any the city sell them The STOCK con-
gold Lever, Lepne Anchor and Verge
watches plain full eweed gold oh and guard chains
breast pins finger rigs rings studs and buttons all ware
qualities gold and silver specacles 10 suit al
diamond pointed gold and pencils from 81 % 70 50 gold
pencils variety fm p cents to $40,
Cornelius lard lamps styles and prices made espe
oer with endless assortment oil notions never
Call and price the gOods the prices
high you the opposite TO Washington
Hal A3-v w. II. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
PRTCES REDUCED.


the eastern cities the
largest most stock Of watches jewey and
fancy goods ever brought this market The goods were pu
will be sold Tor cash
and small profits From necessity, have had to
adopt cash This to notify friends and customers
all will ake-pOvely credit will be rvn TO
The purchasers will find this muh to their adan
sell all goods (sive
ce1e az ON ten TO twenty per less than any house in
city can sell therefore the oPey of buying for
cash Nv have accounts respectfully
up wish 10 close old books
shall have further for - We
no every body will read and profit bv IT, We shall place all
par dting concerned We hope will ask
that body will call and
anime the stock prize goods and the advantage this
cash system will do. Store opposite Washington Hall
4Iy w. n. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

Nor RUINED.-The Troy nail works have cleared
this year ID per cent..upon their capital Where is
the ruin that to come from the new tariff 2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
1t may be interesting TO state the comparative sizes
and weights of the great bell for Montreal, with some

The bell has arrived at Montreal. The inscription
imports that the purchase of the bell was by the mu-
nifcent subscriptions of the merchants, farmers and
artizans Of Montreal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

II n
IN JAMES SULGROVE respectfully announcesto hisold
f customers public that he is determined TO sell
line of business cheap they be
other Indiana Persons of
SADDLES BRIDES. HARNESS of all kinds, SADDLE and
CARPET BAGS TRUNKS WHIPS, arc in his line,
Now
of full Spanish Saddles very superior article
Also received select lot of Strrups Trees Plush Webb
Trace Chains Buckles Hames all Of which will be sold for
very At his old stand doors east of
Meridian street indianapolis.
Wheat other kinds OF merchandise produce Will received
for Of the above articles q
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

n ssAsENk COEkE-SE A ss-SEES Eks.
t>HE attention Of the public respectfully invited to this
y Invented apparatus The object for which is intended
10 preserve from decay for any leng
lime without being any offensive to delicacy unseeml,
The value of such machine cannot be esma
Int nv those tender feelings which long for tie preservation
of departed those who have been compel
"a 10 use the fast decaying Of their Friends
and pleasing satisfaction has been given for
neak TOO highly Of suh important and useful invention Be
all others who desire delay une
als until The of relatives make suitable
nrnaraon for interment by the Of this machine pre-
Serve weeks perfectly inohensive state allowing
fall o them
The the patent for Marion county
s yauae and much needed apparatus an be used in the
Hest room In the without the least Inconvenience and
In does not give satisfaction charges will made This
an will be applied by the undersigned I'm
Eeraker and Coffin Maker his old stand sign OF the T.
fMan street. Indianapolis. =. l. SIkBICHEk
b. Tie has hearses and carriages and
Nhe hest and most careful hands in his employ: that II Ill
tshoud happen absent professional duty that al
uaer left AZ his pIae business will Re attended TO good
lstye and as prncuay though he himself there The,
eng that when professionally absent mol
uson would attend funerals wishes his friends and the pub
liz 10 they re attended to by those IN biz
Nn,av 10 their satisfaction Ready collins always on|
Inland. f17-Pnnctual attendance =; sl hours 2'L
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

or The total liabilities Of all the houses that,aye
recently failed in England said TO be one hundred
and seventeen millions and half Of dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
WEAVER q WILLIAMS,
II ., n ,.f, Ixo.S mud fnnT VI a Il Qrs

WEAVER a. WILLIAMS,
Uudertakers and Coffn-Makers,
RESPECTFULLY inform theirf lends and the public that
they have removed their warehouse, just west of
H1A their They prepared TO furnish all art
Furniture elegant costly or cheap 10 suit
the taste They will also pay prompt and
nartlcuar attention 10 funeral arrangements and will
undertake the whole any part thereof; furnish
the shortest
they Keen c0fns hand they will be able
furnish promptly lower than the usual rates They
will notice either night
and viii satisfaction One Of the
6r ALWAYS be found business hours his residence
directly in the rear oil the ware house. is
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
THE MAMMOTH STABLE

n is IN FULL BLAsTi Il may be called the HoTss's
I'm Paradise; forhe graded ground noors
pure sparkling all combine to make il OF the
most coumodious cool in stables
the world sample dimensions covering acresoi ground only
eaualle by great skill with which horses treated
Ne Calland
rantlenen 80 JOHN LISTER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
A. j. STEVENS,


80 1y Indianapolis, Indiana
CITY HAT AND CAP Nh iNUFACFoRY.
BECK d COMPANY,
purchased the entire establishment Of
= AEmfT.GE Co. intend carrying the HATING ~
- BUSINESS. in all its various branches Years ca
in the Of hats Of description enables
public generally that fer quality durability aud
sry they are be surpassed and with their e
ties or they also that establishment
he west shal undrrse them. Thel, motto Is,
Ready Sales and Small Profits.
This to All Of
or other articles in their line respectfully asked call
for themselves lhey are aelermeo 10 sau every
one. the. be satisfied.
Sh, opposite Bro~ning's Hotel
Nov. 90, l647. s5y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23

MUSIC.
uusT received the Eastern cities large LOT Of Fons Ca
% o.ets Fasees Faes Flies. Accordions, Sc Al Of which
will be ssi the ewelry store Of 50 W. H. IALbOII
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
Or. q. q. GRAYD


GRADUATE of the lnivers, Of Pennsylvania offers his
fonai services TO the citizens Of Indianapolis and vci
Once side Meridian door north Of Washington street
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
D0CTOR FUNKHOUsER,

DOCTOR FUNkHOGSEk,
A Gradual Med. College in Philadelphia
n fully tenders Physician and Surgeon the e
gems Of Indianapolis aud vicinity ma
He would inform population that he perfectly familiar
with confident Of rendering satisfaction
al who may employ him.
Office Washington street. next door 10 Charles Mayors
June 1, lo47. LON
DIR. q. q. BRANDON,
or MI aTr If The his
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-23
CALL AND SETTLE.

rENHE subscriber being in want Of this method
his old friends and whoever they are
they may be- who themselves indebted elthe
y note or call and SETTLE Having begun husi
old affairs must he closed IL IS hoped TIM
nni will be snficient. q 90 w. W. IAl.BOII
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

"Our hemp fields ale in Russia, our hemp
dressers and rope makers are the subjects OF the
Car, and we see no objection to this, as long as
COSTS us less. Our people, in the meantime,
are not idle; they are as busily employed as the
Russians producing what the Russians are glad
to take in exchange for what they can best sup
ply"
Above we have the language Of the
New York Evening Post one of the lead
ing organs of the American Democracy
But its remarks apply not to hemp alone.
There is hardly production in the whole
circle of what the earth brings forth or
what art supplies to human ingenuity.
about which i, has not been said that
the field for its production is eUery-
,ctere and any,chere, but the United States
The remark is brief embodiment of the
doctrine of slow wages for abor'--"buy
where you can buy cheapest" That is. if
you have money--gold and silver-or what
our Missouri politicians call the "hard"--
spend it where it will go the farthest. 1t
is advice, addressed to monied men-men
with full pockets-men who are not COM
PEELED first to look round and see where
the money is coming from. If men who
buy cordage have more money than patriot
ism, they will perhaps buy their ropes and
cables in Russia. But if they are men of
another stamp. and in different situation,
they will reflect that, after all, though they
may pay Missouri farmer and a Boston
or New York rope maker few dollars
more, it does good to their own country and
countrymen, without hurting themselves.
The great point is to KEEP LABOR HIGH.
Men gifted by God with superior talents
can take care of themselves. The majority
of men are not so gifted, and that laboring
majority should be kept by those who have
superior gifts from falling in this country
to the degraded state of their fellow-labor-
ers in Europe. 1t is a sacred political and
social duty which the few really able men
in community-and they are compare
lively few in any age and among any peo-
plc--are bound by their relations to the
particular society, of which they are mem.
bers, to perform. When they neglect it
when to feed fat themselves--they selfshly
scheme against the interests of the mass
against the laboring multitude-what dc
they deserve? Why plainly, they not only
deserve the execratons of those whom
they contrive to abuse and degrade, but
they deserve the fate which has so frequent.
ly befallen them; they deserve to be turned
upon and torn in pieces by those whom
they are expressing Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09
WING MEETING.

We are requested TO announce, that in
pursuance of the recommendation of the
Wing Central Committee, the Wings Of
Howard county will hold a meeting in this
place, on The First Monday in N0rcmber
nert for the purpose of appointing Dele
gates to the State Convention, 10 be held
in BoonviIe on the FIRST Mond0y IN april
1913, to nominate candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and Presidential
Electors.
The Convention to nominate candidate
for this Congressional DISTRICT, will be held
at the same time and place with the State
Convention, 10 which Delegates will also
be appointed, at the above proposed NEE
ting.
We would suggest to our friends to give
the above notice as extensive a circulation
as possible, in order that the meeting may
be well attended. In addition to the ap-
pointment Of Delegates TO the State and
Congressional Conventions, other matters
of interest to the wings of the county
may be discussed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09
STATIONS OF PREACHERS

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~, On'''1' p,s'''c'-W. w. hedman' r. e.
81: Charles Circuit: William Holmes.
WaneGton Jesse Sutton.
Daoy'iI9 " Cornelius J.. VandevontcE.
E Ui,,",'" g to I oe S ~
Mevjro Mission. son,ne, ~ + o, U'r'"'
Nv TonLon M,ssica. W., ,1.,
DowIino Crsan. nan;ol p "' cl "a, -1uy"s"'
g. CbS2Ie. Gill;. I.aao 1 ,'''el''.''''
Ggen, f., 6, Cta7Ios eli C"iI,,i -1o'I ~ r,,
A2Cnt A., R;6Ie S g" .'Ig, isaao Eoper'
CaI,,'r;. n.,,.I '''''a'' i'e',u'
Co'u'''O'" pls'''c|--A' Monroe I. Il.
Columbia and kocheport: 4. n. Roberts.
T O'Itu': 70 De supplied
GLASGOW station. NILS Ia 1",''.'.
Brn6s,yicE station. VIII -'-, ~ T..,
KcyIrsyiIIe Circni. ro ,s'u" GO. |aPleS;
). h.hby. r" ''o'' al" De"J
Hrntsyi,le Circui,. Rob,r, u 1,.lo.
par;s s Porr,, II - c 'o'ua','
Towara Uigb S,bool. Hoit - ''S .,.
p;'t',lon.'-'.'I :, -'0'''", '''''',.'
l''''',i'0"a D's'''c'-4l0face brown' /. h.
CafTol'on Circuit: James B. Galloway.
Iichmo"d John Nj. Garner.
Liberty william T. Ellington.
Gdilatln MISSION; Alexander Spencer.
GiaVenSVIIG; Joseph DeyIin.
iLenIon: LaiNIn AdamSon.
M'ian: HIch2Jd Marshall
C'l'I.1co'he: DAVID Fenny'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

truths which came under my notice, for the reason
thot have been warm supporter Of Col. Price
in his political capacity and still entertain high
estimate of his talents. but not MS military com
mander and in saying that he had "lowered him
self in the estimation of American citizens" ]
alludc to him in his military capacity and have
used the mildest terms in which | can explain my
self and shall not qualify the language then used
can prove if necessary all that have said by
hundreds Of men Of integrity aud worth, both in
military and civil life, who now in this State
end have been eye witnesses of all and more than
saw, and have been kind enough to give me the
privilege Of referring TO them for the truth of my
assertions if necessary. | have no spleen" to
event" as am tod the editor charges me with,
(for really | cannot find one of his lnquirers in
upper Moo neither can be charged with politi
ca prejudice, being Of the same democratic school
MS Gen. Price, but If the Lieut.. Editor thinks he
can better the mailer by railing on me, why, let
him rail on "ChrstOpher," and endeavor to class
him with Tom Corwn and he will find himself
asronished at the number of respectable officers,
|privates, and citizens now in the United States
whose note books abound in matter 10 which my
letter is mere prelude to the lhousanath part
that can he told these are at my service and will
be used if am obliged to do do so; for the pres
cnt am done with it, and shall modify nothing
that | have sad but declare that the truth is apt
half told and if the truth cuts, let it cut, am re-
spsnsjble for it, and Lucien obtain the writer's
name by addressing the Editor of the Exposior,"
at Independence and giving his reasons for asking
| it. Yours, &c.
|
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

LATE FROM THE RIVER PLATE.--By the
ship Star Republic, forty-onc days from
Monevideo, the New York journals have
Bucnos Ayres papers to August 7th, four
weeks later than our previous advices.
England has withdrawn from her part
nership with France in the blockade of
Buenos Ayres, and of that portion of the
Oriental coast in possession of General
Oribe and his adhcrents; and the blockade
was TO be continued by the French squad.
ron alone.
The English and French ministers had
retired from the River Plate.
The siege of Montevideo continued, but
affairs there seemed drawing to a close.
Among the passengers arrived by this
vessel, are the Rev. w. II. Norris, mission
airy, and family.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09
MR.. WEBSTER AND CALIFORNIA

While the Oregon question was open for
discussion, says the Boston Courier, we
commended that ports and harbors on the
Pacific were important to facilitate our
commerce with China and the Polynesian
islands. Had Mr.. Webster continued in
the Office of Secretary of State a few
months longer, he would, in all probability.
have secured to us the harbor and port of
San Francisco, for ,ve kaow that such an ac-
QUESTION, by negociation and purchase, had
been, more than once, subject of CONVEX
sa'ion between him and Mexican gentle
man of high character and great influence.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

OTGeneral kearney has been ordered
by the War Department to take command
of the new regiments from Ohio and Ken
lucky, and join General Scott without de.
lay. He is expected to be ready with his
brigade in a week or so. The Ohio reg-
ment is already on its way TO the Balize,
and the Kentucky regiments will be ready
in few DAYS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

MIcHGAN WING CONVENTION. of
the series of resolutions adopted by the
convention expresses the belief that the
war with Mexico grew out of uncon-
st,utional action on the part of the
President of the United States, and
might, with ordinary prudence and states.
manship have been avoided still, that Con
gress should place in the hands of the Gov.
eminent all the means necessary to the con,
clusion of just and honorable peace,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

We see it stated, that A. J. Dom, late a
Lieutenant in one Of the artillery compa-
MES which went from st. Louis to Santa
Fe, and accompanied Colonel DoNIPHAN
on his expedition to chihuahua and thence
home, has been appointed Lieutenant in
he Sd regiment Of Dragons,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09
CHRISTOPHER
GOOD NEWS!

"Dr. Aminadab Pulltuggle," living some
where over on the Mississippi, has discov-
cred Disease Eradicator, some of the as
tonsh;ng effects of which we find certified
to in the Bowling. Green Journal. We an
mex few of the certificates for the benefit
and amusement of our readers:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

HEMr.-For breaking hemp, the Louis
vile Courier is of opinion that brake re-
Gently invented by Mr.. James Anderson, of
that city, must succeed beyond any one
that has ever been made, not only in the
quantity of work it will do, but in the
quality of the article it turns out.
In view of the results already attained
the Courier remarks: 1--WE do not enter
doubt of the great extension of the hemp
business beyond its present mark, and we
are confident that in few years large and
extensive manufactures Of hemp linen
goods will be in full operation throughout
the West. The process Of maccrating
hemp in sulphate of iron, and breaking and
cleaning it by the longitudinal rollers of
Mr.. Andcrson's brake, will do for it what
Arkwright's machinery did for cotton
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

WAR NEws.-Wo publish some startling
news to day from the seat Of war. We
fear we have not heard the worst, but hope
for better news. We publish all that has
reached us, and our readers can draw their
own conclusions.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

OTWe have received a communication
from one who is evidently in the habit of
"taking something's" complaining that he
"cannot step in to get it," without being
followed by from two to six fellows, zone
half looking as dry as a shuck, and the
other for all the world as if they
would have q chill, if they were not invi.
ted to potato" He complains bitterly, and
asks, What can be done TO get clear of
them!" The easiest thing in life: quit
drinking yourself!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

OTThe Wing County Convention at
Detroit, Michigan, unanimously nominated
John Mclean for President, the friends of
Mr.. Clay and General Taylor giving in
their adhesion
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

UFThe yellow fever is subsding in
the south. 1t has been worse this year
than i, has been since 1923. Acclimaed
and unacclima,ed persons were alike its
Victims.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

When you see girl rise eally, get breakfast
do up her mothers work in season, and then sit
down to sew Or knit, depend upon il, she will
make good wife.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

AssEssoR.--The County Court has APP
pointed John Swetnam, Esq. Assessor, in
the place of John W. Patton, resigned
The appointment is q very coed one.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

UFTho rail road from Madison to In,
dianopols has been completed and is in
operation
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

NEXT CONGRESS. The members of the
House already elected stand, Wings Ill
Loco l00--Native l. The vacancies in
Ohio and Michigan will add two to the
Locotocos. Three States are yet to elect
These stood thus in the last House:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

Col. FnEEoNr,-On cur first page will
be found the manifesto of Col. Fremont,
made on his arrival at Washington. There
is strong favor Of the fa,herin law in
the production. Col. T. has lost his mother.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

TIE CoLLEGE.-The brick work Of the
Masonic .lege in this place is now com
plele. Those who have visited it, express
much satisfaction at the magnitude and
stately appearance of the building, the ele-
gence and taste displayed in the work man
ship and material, the convenience OF its ar
rangement and its adaptation to the purpose
for which it is intended. The stone.work
was done by Mr.. Crump, the brick. work BY
Messrs. Hunter & Afford, the wood work
by Mr.. l.eonard-aI Lexington mechanics,
and equal, if not superior to any in the
State. Messrs. Hunter & Afford are now
engaged in building a new Courthouse for
Lafayette county. Like the College, i.
is very large building, planned with much
taste, and as far as completed, fautless in
material and workmanship. When fully
completed, we have no doubt it will be the
most elegant building of its kind in Nilsson.
Ri Lexington Appeal.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

The following appointments of consuls
have been made by the President:
JOHN McPHERsoN, of Va, for the port
of Genoa.
HUGn KEENAN,, of Pennsylvania, for the
port of Dublin.
CHARLES HUrFNAGLE, of Pennsylvania,
for the port of Calcutta.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09
From the St. Louis Union.
FROM THE OREGON BATTALION
INDIAN MOVEMENTS,

We have been favored by Col. r. Camp
bell, with the following extract from lei.
ter received by him yesterday, dated at
Fort Kearny, Table Greek, Sept. ,oM, 1847:
II reached this place on the / 5lh, (Com
pany A. SubIette's Rangers) We were
sent ahead with one other company. The
Colonel reached here Yesterday other
companies will be here to-day or tomorrow.
and will commence cutting hay and build
ing winter quar- tiers, with the calculation OF
ieaving here early in the spring. A party
Of Otto Indians came to this place on the
17lh. A large party Of Sioux had attacked
their village, killed 90 OF the tribe, burned
the village, and destroyed the corn. Some
OF the children were drowned whilst cross
ing the river. The Pawnee farmer came
to cur camp on the 18th. and reported some
or 500 Sioux at the Pawnee village des
troy ing the corn. The Pawnees were all
out on hunt, and The Sioux intend remain.
ing there until they return. The Sioux
went TO the farmers house, destroyed the
bIacksmi,h's shop with all the tools, and
such property as they were able. The far
mer and seven men with him came in to us.
Company A. will leave here on the 81
for Grand Island, Platte river. The Engln.
Ger will accompany US, to select pace tor
building fort next spring. We will retuIn
to this place in thirty days. AS company
4. has the advance, 1t possesses some adj
vantages.
1t Will be remembered that the Oregon
Battalion is to winter a, Table Creek.
Tie hostile operations Of the Sioux agains,
the pawnees and Ottoes, also the move
ments of the Omahas agains, the Mormon
encampment, will make ii necessary to send
an additional force OF mounted men to the
Plains.