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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

The present scarcity of money, said deliberasivs
wsescre to his wife, "is owing to-"
You are right. my honsy-it is because there is q
much owing 70 and 90 little paying TO-"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12
INDIANAPOLIS, AUGUST :. Is41.
10 Correspondents.

r. his name. wishes his commune
inserted.
M Your article would need much correction suit 1t
TO columns. that obliged to lay it aside.
C. w. Beevie Your advertisement had inside inser-
ton in the Weekly and three weeks in the smweeky. This
chance possible among both
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

If you would get along, the world you must hold
up your head if you know that there is not muck
Ia a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

0rWill some of our friends bring US few bush
els Of old corn On account
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

The n Y. TRIBUNE AGAINST TAfLoR.-The N.
Y. correspondent of the w. Union, under dateof July
18th, says
Friend Greeley has come back from his western
tour via the lakes. the copper country tie Chicago
convention, and sall over'-like giant refreshed ;
and ncontinetly falls to demolshing utterly General
Taylor as the wbig presidential candidate. Yester-
day, he declared:
ave have written line indicative of our wish
or our belief that General Taylor would be the candidate
Of the wing party The contrary hare said before
and the declaration general Tay or is
not our candidate for the presidency"
To-day he puts in "a lite more grape" with a
good will, which is almost spite, as follows:
'Let US have wing candidate concerning whose opin-
ions and views there ambiguity, and be mis-
take. Then, if the people choose be fooled again by
Kane letters, TO vote for who hides his head in
the sand. it is their job"
The fling at the President is a matter of course.
For the rest, it is evident that Horace has got his cue
from the wing strongbolds in the west, to put Gener-
al Taylor out of the way, since he cannot be used
ga wing and nothing else.''
CErNow that the elections are over, many Of the
whig papers will change their tone in regard to Tay-
lor, as The Tribune has done. Wings Of principle
will not support him unless he defines his political
position. Those who only crave the ''sinews" how
ever, may still profess friendship for him. though they
will betray him nevertheless, whenever a betrayal
seems to offer good chance for profit to themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

OH Laurens Toomer, as he signs his name, OF
Charleston S. c. caused several female slaves belong
ing to himself and others, to be severely fogged for
having together for supper, in his kitchen, on
the evening of the 4th July. To most of them he
prescribed and caused to be inflicted 90 asies each.
One, who was nursing young child, and who was
of slender constitution he let off with only ashes
but even this limited number produced death shortly
after The master Of the deceased slave, who lived
next door to Toomer don't seem like the loss OF
his slaye but this appears to be the extent of the
complaint against him, and this finds relief in the
shape of a card in the Charleston Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

MORE ANNExArIoN.-Th New York Sun proposes
that the of the United States shall pur-
chase Cuba, and seems TO consider itself an authorz-
ed agent to settle the terms. II says
Scuba is in the market for sale, and autho-
rized by parties emineniy able to fulfil what they
propose say, that if the United States will offer the
Spanish government hundred millions of dollars,
Cuba is ours and lat with one weeks notice, the
whole amount win be raised and paid over by the in
habtants of the island One week is all they ask, il
our Government will only make The offer for them to
act upon, and which Spain is ready to accept. This
is no vision, but fixed fact, of which have seen,
aud now hold the most undoubted proofs
Only week to raise and pay hundred
millions Of dollars. Their finances must be rather
flush at the present time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

Those in Italics There scattering votes IN,
Congress- four for Representatives. and abolition votes
he balance Of that party generally uniting the whgs-Ep,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28
MoTHERSL MOTHERS =

" OULD Won lave9 viii you possess an elec.ual re.
~ medy against the awtul ravages, that IS constantly
made 10y that fell destroyer Of the infant race. WoKNs.
II 50 We say 10 YOU conhdentially with te Blessing -
tAe Lord attending Tie application, That It will IA no
case II taken according IL the directions fail to remove
~ srnls som the stomach OF the little sufferer aud restore
Il 10 health. Our worm syrup IS made entirely Of vcgeta
bIes, therefore harmless Fathers, Mothers. Guardians
To the PareulieSs and all who have the care Of children
delay not, tut hasten aud get a hottie of ltoteusack's
worm syrup At the corner of 2nd and coates SIS, Phila.,
OF any Of their numerous agents throughout the Unlted
States.
Como prove the truth Of what We say.
To Coates and second haste away
There's a syrup that does eXpell
Worms. An who can It's virtues tell.
rs mild and gentle, yet its sure,
Mothers, It Will your children cure.
Then can you, viii ysu, set refuse
THi-h best of medicines TO use ?
Prepared only b. J n < g $ iaheusacS, second and
coates SIS, thIta-, aud fur sale ty most Of the respecta
Bile Druggists aud Store keepers over lie United States.
Price Is cts per bottle. sep 10
o. James Baker, } jepsaH and l. : 4 Wat, AGENTS,
Wheeling. Va. David Packs q 90. agents Maueusyi ife,
ONO, James A. Gray q 60. agents, bridgeport Ohio,
JoEL ioHEssAEk, wholesae agent, Mattlnsgllle. Ohio.
~ z BOXES ZAa-yiile Soap, lust received and tor
ssls Hnkg0H = WlEaAAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28
QUfNoY FOUNDRY
OF MAIN QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SANDS & co.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY

rr II r subscribers respectfully inform their friehds an"
L tie putfic thai they have opened ia THE slofetooM
adioiuln5 W Rohbts char factory, ON Nam street
Wheeling. a splendid assortment OF ifrit and cohiectle4t
ay consisting ofOraupes, Lemons, Figs, FruHes, JeHtes
Nuta candies OF all kinds, confectionery etc, when
tfey ~ m sell at reduced prices. they have connected
with their establishment an Ice Cream saloon whete
they viii he happy 10 serve Ladies and 1ehtehel VII"
the best Ice Cream IN the city,
They manufacture and sell at wholesale, eahdles ol
every variety at Baltimore prices and respectfully niEltf
- -. ,,erehsu,s Ia Ffve them a call before pnrchas
epa''' az" "a NUMSE% REYNOLDS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28
NEW
FLAMING HAGEINS

In South Wheeling.
=. ROOT would respectfully inform tho citizens e'
60 y heeIng that he is naw prepared 10 plane hosfu
on tho shortest notice and in the very hest style. H."
keeps constantly on hand floor, weather and ee4ltt,
boards neStly PANIED and ready for use. Also latin aud
all kinds dry lumber il tho rough, which he OILERS r
cash AT the market price. sep -.
rIMEf Is M0NEY-Nottee to those that want ID .
i time, MENBEI. and HARBOUR, have Just rseeiv.
ed a large assortment Of Brass Mantle Clocks, OF . now
and beautiful style and w6rfsntsdt to perform wei-Fet
sale by tina ease, or = SINGLE one very low. sep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28

rOUN MACktE respectfully infnrns Inc haenG ma ma
he has taken the hnlldiHg formerly the stu III
WHEELING III Mill AsN 81 INTO Waata ne "a
-, an cnain4 and the hest of I.athes aud Tools, WIN
winch he is prepared 10 do an hli4d7 Vi - H. ia Gtsi
and Brass, screw cutting, '"i'"E'
manner, such a., t,s Srrev
Cy6ndo. :. Rollers, Wagon and Cart Axes, Seie"
outting &ca eqnalto any establishment IA ihe cry
FargIxr - bIscksmlihing constantly attended 10,
Wne~ln ny tns "a, sns 'O'H 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28
BOOKS. u .

- and pocket Bibles. Presbyterian Psalms a.
X Hymus, Psalms of David, variety Of school Boo
Eclee le Readers, Sanders Readers, Cobb's Reade
RAYS Arithmetic, Davies Arithmetic and Algelt,
Com>teckis Philosophy, Chemistry and fhysllology al.
variety Of standard works on Tsesogy. hedlealst
general Literature, Blank tooks and all kinds OF ststl0t
airy, WIDE window binds and wall paper, sold low a
any establishment IN tho city, by
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
spI3 Man street, Wheelin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28
= Madison Hotel.
To HALF A MILLION OF THE TOR
TUREDi
WE MEAN StCH As HAVE
EEsFS 5RFH9th1

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"a NCI@4t-S " '3ht i.NiNi fbh - ~ u } III
6-sN- t1cI5y III TINS ortnt oc e9lllry ~ i.i ~ ~
title comedy, al "ai54 a''lot atts : - VT ~
ESsH tt 1t Ut - d@4 ute 81 1BtI0a ga . 'ho aiti
2."i . KIM ~ hAoA th'' : ilil' is9 o"AtHs u
lzs3e-s fea7se55s 4'Siis .tsn liitti iii,' 80 c,N aha
s34ato i'-t1#s oi ",teiAt i'u'N '1taa :, va - an al
t=tA4ss' ttta = - ihaf saz'' s t4a - ~ 4' 5i7 aitee
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= sal st8 zttv w. - i"~ o. se ! - - Ivy IN
}afhai or eA5 sf4S. .see35a- on INN. ne Eteciaziy
MlHtauss ll H'"t uoaMo oil l5toHt eiil'lse WllcitsN'
~, aud ~ az sa'', 10 matter H9a 62d' VII feldrrL a
la5ai aHH perm .''t eAtiF"''"h 81 it-' 81 y Sshd
aei atHieasa, J" n9stoHi III tae At"Il sPaee uftwu
51
NI.hhi.t mt. lii'' sANAt ~ - =
- eieeigas @4a va ley / "lS lieit nave eesHi We o
7 hesiiats 10 eaA 'i5t ill''s tHai aliilet aetieVed III
~ las Ue l1ttlttt vi tie fdee ,ldiY
= itle' tf t9a-7'3 eH.tt'|A " Hat nag t'ef taHu "o'a
a9NJ ba'aed t6es"it aud experience OF lie medical lac
UNITY, Is a practising pItslciah- HIS sluHiaas hahlls al
College induced the tettitfe con plant dld II was 10 re
ieve his own st!crlHss mat he expended the tine and
study "hteit produced blessing to the community at
large IA the shape OF The EitetGafS.
IheTe are many Cause OF pi'es. IN some persons the
Complaint As q hequesN nom 'ullI ancestors Tue greatest
catse OF Pre- IS ti1 tse "i Ntoeht 1utedttRea IN Inc
shape OF pms Aioes iotns lithNlPai increment OF
iAese patsll2 peHt's' ana a'eS l5FdtlaHy ,hhahe aud
iri'taietne slAie"tH5 canal NsehSh 'He stomach ana
bowels, and shake Tie whole constitution Strong drinks
also pradHee pics. Inactivity and long slttlaes have
tic same tendency. No Siatter what ne canse' the pro.
efieleIs 9i Tue lJct'hatf "at.ahta t'hii+Eif his
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28
L. ". srrrurss, /. f.. SuoKSBERoER, J.. a. STOCKTON
STEPHENS, SiiOENBERGER u CO.
ANCHOR IROS WORKS.

Wheeling, Va.
Manufacture all kinds OF Boiler, Sheet, Bar Iron a'd
Nails, A.. b. Steel elliptic springs and a1ics. Being cor
ncctcd with Shocnhergers old Juniata Works, we cor
oGer an article Of Juniata Iron branded SHoENBEEGk
equal 10 any made IN the country. Warehouse OF thc
Works, corner Of Monroe and Water streets. IN J.. IHia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28

Av0WiS II Eve have gust received al
IA the New Carpet store i43 Nam ST., Wheeling Va,
~ ptcees OF the latest and most desirable styles OF Ia
mask, Ingram and Neuitian carpeting that can be Sc
lectcd FROM ,he hest manufactures in the country.
winch makes our stock the Target and best that was even
offered III this city, and which we viii sell at a price
That cannot tail to please. oar friends and customer:
viii .lease call and examine Carpets from i2l cents &c
81 81 per yard.
aug p MENllEL, HARBoi X & CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28

u y = II
4 e. N0N.

% AHUtW 9ITttIt
EyANtNG entered into arrangements with some efIi'
I'D most extensive eastern manufactures for the pu
nose Of doing q Wholesale Boot and Shoe business, a.
-having received their fail stock, consisting Of 500 cas-.
Boots and Shoes, selected with care and intended cA
prcssiy for the western trad. ticY are prepared To fur
nish western Merchants with u General assortment
Boots and Shoes, either by the package OF dozen a j..
low rates as they cen be purchased in Baltimore or Pin
%sdclphta with the addition of freight To TIN. point,
he proof Of winch they invite you to an eNamina r..
{ their stock, sgb ,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-28
SEIEAR
COOPERS' TOOLS

Or Bsrre,s New Orleans susar, on consignment, n
% sale by FORSYTH Il BAKER.
Wheeling, August II, is47.
The New York herald., 1847-05-25
The Russo-A merican Company.

The Russian colonies in the northwest OF America,
according to adyces from St Petersburg In the German
papers having acquired high degree OF prosperity in
conseouence of their excellent administration they
have become principally important for Russia with re-
10 frs and tea because for several years 1t has
hecome evident that the fur animals have begun to
dimnsh in the north east Of Siberia, through the nces
nersecutiops Of which they the object or that
hev have retreaed into the region Of the north almost
n.ccossble to man and that on the other side Russia
ia no longer in condition to pay for the tea which she
Annually receives from China with the furs Of Siberia
which are becoming rare, deficit which can only
hs made good by the colonies before mentioned. The
Commercial movement OF the Russo American company
amounted in si5 to rather than three millions Of
silver rbles The commercial operation bore principally
unon fnrs and tea. The company imported into Kacha
96 600 furs which with other articles In request
there were exchanged against 650 chests Of Chipese
tea the greater part Of which afterwards sold at
N.bni Novgorod the chief market Of Russis The COM
modtss necessary to the inhabitants OF the colony
party brought by land frorn Siberia, partly from
rronstadt and from England In the vessels Of tne
Uudsons Bay Company Down to Isi5 the colonial
company possessed n factory at Ochotsk, which was
transferred in that year to Alan more southcrly point
and more favourably situated than Ochotsk for com
ercaI operations From hence II In proposed to intro
ducc agriculture amqRkst the nomadc tribes Of the
vicinity and to establh commercial relations with
Tunguses still entirely savage, spread over the
The New York herald., 1847-05-25
Price Two Gents.

frontiers Of China not far from Alan Soma n.miiise
Of this nomadic race have been recently located near
the bay of Alan and the shores OF the river Nav the
essays which they have made in tho culture of wheat
have succeeded at Ochotsk which s situated more 10
the north and in more rigorous climate II the com
pany should come to establish commercial relations
with the Tangueses in the factory Of Alan II NAV
have important results for its commerce. this people
would open fruitful for the furs which abound
in that part Of Siberia little visited still by the hunters
At the commenc of the last year. all the popula-
tion of the Russo American colonies amounted to 7sS
souls of which $50 only were of Russian origin The
company displayed laudabe Zeal in the moral develop
ment Of the colony and in extending instruction At
New Archange capital Of the colonies there were two
popular schools for the education of children OF one and
the there also seminary for the training
priests the last year it counted go pupils, of whom
creoes the remainder native. These colonies have
the most amicabe relations with all their neighbours
with the Kooches. the most powerful and savage
tribe in these regions Of North America The fair held
at New Archangel in April. 1896 visited BY nearly
1000 Koloches, who supplied the market with fresh
provisions, which much the more seasonsblc a
at the time the town in want Of edibes With the
view Of extending its operations in those parts Of Amsr-
the directors of the company had dispatched In
February, 1916, II first expedition to the Sandwich
Islands, which attended with complete success
Returned TO New Archangel the 30th Of April 1t had
yielded profit to the company OF more than 1000
silver rubles with the agreeable perspective creating
durable commercial relations with those islands.
The New York herald., 1847-05-25

"a GENTLEMEN'S HATs-SUMNIEK STYLES
ABEEBE & COSTAR, Hatters, No. 1856 Broadway, will
Introduce Saturday next 18th Instant their Fashions for
Centlemen's Summer Hats
x G. will present the public and unique style OF
White Pearl Beaver Castor Hat beauty and dura-
by with lgtness aud comfort the finished and
trimmed in a n and elegant manner.
Also Panama and Straw Hats and Caps for Gents Youths
and child myI5 3t*c
The New York herald., 1847-05-25
A. & G.. BRANDON,
Lock l. E Il II E X SIG "
MANUFACTURERS,
SIG N p A N L E r S,

NO. x TRYON ROW,
Adjoining the Harlem Railroad Office New York
nS oar Letter s. % y
preciatsd many Of the principal Of bu.ips.. which
fact will become apparent by reference to the Washington
fIS FsihS"% iss Hotel Hotel sisl
Tea omp.nv Gofer ae &C. Se &e er''ns
To strangers visiting the city we can refer them to many OF
'As sss s'ssd1 sSd%!e 1e' IN almost every city oNoA
r AIDES DRESS, HABIT .ANDiPELlssE CUTTING
s Dress cnnS will s
maneny at No 90 Chambers street. few doors east Of Broad
M Is y well As s SS.e s"ss
tion, be able fit themselves and others with aud
rafy ,. rro.. or 0,,od,c;ov NH. ,,.bod and making
pOpusr % as it Ss. long BEEN i in Paris and London hs
Hour. ofiastructioa from a. N. to II. NJ.
~ Dresses cut without delay, and waarsntedto to it
EREsH ARRIVALS Of lacelcapes, embroidered dresses
French lawn handke e%SIoidered collars and an
ton Isces black Brussels aces ve the newest styles IN
silk mi fSyesd s,.od. ribbons SCOTT CO. s7 Broadway
JACOB BREASTED RESPECTFULLY informs h,s friends, and
d the public generally that he has commenced the General
Bnsted 81 Resde street corner broadway n La Fargo
Buidqgs where he will devote his a tine to eeet sales "a in
attend outdoor sales Of Real and Personal Estates also, to
the selling Of the Furniture Of families their houses
punctuaI returns made.
Hotels or private dwellings win beappased correctly and
Liberal advances will be made such articles be
ored and money loaned stocks. notes. and
other collateral securities, for short periods
register will be kept for the sale letting Of houses and
los and other tenemen To time and trouble to both
landlord and description OF the premises with
the terms, are always noted myi lmeodsr
w II. BREASTED, EXCHANGE BROKER, Lafargs
w Building of Broadway and Reade street. en-
trance 81 Reade Bank Bills Gold and Silver Coin, Drafts
and Notes Of Hand bought and sold. .
New YoRK. May l.. l947 ryi I'm eodsr
COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANON SPRINGS.-This es
~ tabshment will be open and ready for the reception Of
vster the LIST day of May is7, by It's old Icr,eor
mi 3weod-rrc HENRY HULL.
a ER kO0 TO LEND on Bond aud Mortgage o
ROO, ,COO City or Brooklyn Real Estate, in sums to
applicants. This belongs estate trust and
will be loaned for OF years. Apply Immediately TO s.
g. BROAD, No II Wall street, in the Croton Water office
basement. ais eod2msr
A MEXICAN TEMPERANCE HOUSE, Worcester,
n Msssachuse-The subscribers having leased aud tho
roughly repaired for Of the above comnodious
hsuse situated the station OF the Boston and Worcester
Railroad their friends and the public that every
ton will be made the comfort and the pa
Tonage Of the travelling community, no>,,,rv
THos. TUCKER, formerly Of L. !. Railroad.
H. I. BoNNyy mi l5teodsrc
DITCH-5oo bbs of superior quality for slr suit
i purchasers, by JAS 7. TAPSCOTT,
The New York herald., 1847-05-25

LNIRST PREMIUM CROWN WINDOW GLASS-The
Redford Crown Glass Company again resumed the
manufacture ots justly celebrated glass the American lns
their las exhibition awarded them the first usual
for superiority The character of the Redford Glass has
been long report committee American
Institute, October, 1887
from the Report of the Committee the American
Institute, October, 1887.
For richness of ustre and brlancy Of surface (as well
thickness and strength the Redford Glass the most beautiful
article Of the kind that fallen under notice ehe
of domestic foreign productionandt affords proud
cmen Of the skill and enterprise Of manufacturer
The having used the above described glass in
great number of public aud private buildings Of the first
class accord fully with the foregoing estimate Of its merits and
particularly recommend TO all who strong
durable, and brilliant article. (signedo
ARCHITECTS.
William Harsell, Robert Mills, Architect,
William H. Peck. Public Buildings at
Samuel Roome, Washington.
Rooms u Jacobus, Martin f Thompson,
Warner & Kiersted. Isaiah Rogers,
Seaman 4 Moore, Ithiel Towne
Alexander Stewart, Calvin Pollard,
Cornelius Mclean, Gamalie King,
John Fream, Jr Thomas Thomas.
She subscribers have been appointed sole agents for the
above Glass prepared orders for
from 4x6 l8x30 ls and cd quality Prices current be
N'0 or Will De MoRG%N an. " %XpERER pEE& SMITH
my 10 soteodsr 80 john street.
GUN COTTON-To Engineers, Miners. and 9uarrymen.
for the above and recommend this article possess
decided the Of powder not pro-
ducing smoke in its introduction into side over
head blasts and efficiency exceeding from
eight twelve times that of powder.
For sale at No. Sc South Front street, Phiade Pha;
Agent in New York. John c. Thatcher, Al Beaver street
myl9 3taw3msr
The New York herald., 1847-05-25
HATS, SPRING Style

HATS, SPRING STYLE.
"a BANTA, No. "a Canal street, and No 100 Chatham
sses Moeskiu and Nura Fur Hats q 80 and only char
81 50 for his first quality Moeskn and fine Nura Hats
He has handsome and durable Hats $2 SO having the appear
AID finish of the higher priced hats Gentlemen wishing
in is indispensable article Of dress without
crce Of comfort appearance, will please give him call
Also, general assortment OF OF various kinds reduced
prices. al6 1m~c
The New York herald., 1847-05-25

The corner stone Of the St. Augustine Roman
Catholic Church in Philadelphia laid with due ce
remony on Sunday afternoon, Bishop Kenrick onciat
ing.