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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

WEBSTER rs WEBsTER.-"I appeal from Philip
drunk 10 Philip SOBER" said one who felt himself ag
grieved by an unjust judgment. In relation to the
war and the duty Of the citizen during its contnu-
ance. we appeal from Daniel Webster in Springfield
few weeks ago, Mr. w. expressed himself as fol-
lows:
Suppose that we have no peace, the armistce bro
ken, the in renewed progress, and congress as
sembes. What is to be done! Unless the Presi-
dent shall make out case show Congress that no
purpose of acquisition, purpose not directly con-
nected with the welfare of this Union is the object
and end of this war, zee ought 10 go against any
supplies TO carry IL on"
In Philadelphia on the I'd of December last, since
when the aspect of controversy with Mexico has
changed in respect, he expressed himself in the
following language:
Nevertheless, gentlemen, the war is upon us-our
armies are in the field, and naves upon the sea-
Our duty good citizens is plain. WE MUST
MAINTAIN THE GOVERNMENT. AND AID
III IN AN HONORABLE MANNER TO BRING
THE WAR TO A SPEEDY TERMINATION.
The people demand that every effort shall be made 10
effect this end. But while war lasts while our SOL
dlers the land and sailors the sea to up
hold the flag OF our country, erery means mast be
adopted 10 succor and support them. They bear the
commission Of their duty is obedi-
to the command of their superiors-they are en-
gagged in foreign service-they have done honor to
their country"
The above is quite good an example of Web
ster's honesty as Of his patriotism
Webster forgot by the way, to renew IN his Spring,
field Speech the threat which he made at Phiadel.
phia, that he would introduce in Congress resolutions
Of impeachment against the President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

OI5-Our new minister at Brazil, Col. Tod, in deli
verng his credentials calls the President "His Ex-
cellency, while the Emperor in reply gives him the
constitutional designation, "the President" thus
showing thate understood the legal title Of our chief
magistrate, better than our Envoy
The following story, from the Alexandria Gazette,
is exactly pertinent:
In the convention for forming the Constitution Of
the United States, it proposed that titles should be
given to the high officers of the government, and the
proposition met with favor The discussion of the
subject had gone on for some time, when Dr. Frank
lin arose. and, with great apparent gravity, remark
ed-tat as this matter seemed TO be seriously enter
tanned, and might be carried he had to suggest one
tile which would be and Appropriated was a
title for the Vice Presidcnt-and il was, His Most
SuperfuouS Highness ~ There was not much more
said about titles after this.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

INGENIOUS MoDE OF ADvERTIsING.-A curious ex-
ample Of the ingenuity OF the advertising spirit is
given by the English papers. mercantile house at
Berlin has proposed to the various railway companies
of Germany 10 supply all their carriages with silk
blinds. gratuitousy. They simply propose TO
to themselves the right of changing the blinds as
often as they may please and they require the
panes to engage themselves not TO accept, for so
years, either for money gratulousy, any blinds
but theirs. Their object is to the blinds with
advertisements.
They already advertise in similar, but cheaper
style, in the eastern railroad cars, by means of hand
bills and cards AT all the principal stopping places.
especially in the neighborhood Of New York, food
Of advertisements, of all of things are scattered
among the passengers. man has no trouble to
learn where and how he can spend all his spare
change 1t more than could do to hold on to
enough to get back with.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

" b PALMER,s COUNTRY NEwsPA-
Y PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune Building,
New York; embraces Of the best newspapers of all the
cities and principal towns In the United States and Cana
%, oi md hi ay ah3 G 10 aeoese ;,
ceipts ..ft....r5 t.,7#A
Merchants manufacturers artists and individuals gene
rally besides public institutions incorporated companies
and societies who wish advertise In subscribe for
newspapers OF any section Of the country are respectfully
invited 10 examine the files:
To remove all doubts and msapprehcnsons, the agent
hereby notifies the public that person is authorized by
him to solicit advertisements, cards subscriptions for
newspapers for which he ID the only authorized agent
The annoyance 10 merchants and others, growing
numerous pretended agencesn this city renders the adop
ton Of this course essentially proper to guard against i'm
position tl-asaf hrr
Those, therefore, who wish business with hs
agency and avoid mistakes respectfully invited hand
In their orders at the office, or address
e at v. B. PALMER,
ag American Newspaper Agent, Tribune buildings
E The cost Of advertising In country papers--a List OF
the cities and towns throughout the Unon In which the
papers publshsdogsihtr with the copies OF the
raj papers Tor which he s the duly authorized Agent may
be seen al this once, in the Tribune Buildings oct iy
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BRooKs,s

BROOKS,S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOoTS
AND SHOES re-.
CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
These articles are superior TO anything ever before manu-
iactured, In this or any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility.
NO. 1888 FULTON srRRRr, NEW york.
THIS unique and useful invention was awarded Silver
Meua he hghes premum) at the last Annual FAIR
American INSTITUTES Tor itssuperory over all others offered
Tor composition. l,tt .y q ~
appreciation Of the officers Of the army and
navy, az well az every gentleman OF taste who has iairy
tested its value anu 10 rapidly coming into general
among all who regard egst grace comiort durability,
as desirable requisites their Boots Shoes
the Boot or Shoe more elastic, preserves original style
and shape, ana gives the hollow part beautiiu
ted ARCH thereby allowing the heel to BIZ very nigh
with perfect ease, quite low without exposing paa.
loons-strap TO injury. II also ke.ps the pressing
Forward, anu retails II in pys,lion
Sell poon Shoes with invention, IN ia. cities Q,
New York, Broosiyn, anu Jersey Cay.
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned, the first in the city OF New York to
manufacture TINS Justly Celebrated elegant article
unues 10 make them up IN endless variety Styles
workmapsnp uneqalled, and at prices deIyng comp,ii.
Shippers, TOR ladies, gentlemen. youths, misses, anu cnd.
rem, 81 LOklN BkttJkS
lspo Futon street.
p SJunt received, case Of Russian Leather ior Ger
dement's Boots. bot lor Dress Water PROOF. TINS Is
probably the hrst io OF TINS c,l.bra,a l., ever import
ed INTO the United States
ots-lyd'
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TO sTEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

ASE1 The subscriber Ii now fully prepared to fur.
nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
r Dmpleps Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable the
smallest river boats or the largest class ocean
This blower s constructed upon sound philosophical prin
cipes combining great strength and durability, occupying
very small space, and giving greater force to the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now in
use, without making the least unpleasant noise while in
notion The superiority Of this blower Ii manifest
TO any persons disposed to examine its merits and 10 well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the
Blowers as IL Is now becoming rapidly in general
in preference TO all others.
them In use: 7r" s.H& ~
Steamer Bay State New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York
Atlantic steamer, Northerner do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia. n .'
TO IRON FOUNDRlES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &C.
The subscriber also manufactures keeps hand full
assortment from No to No TO- and upward OF the above
Blowers, celebrated, suitable for all kinds Of iron
works, viz cupoas, pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, forges, smiths' fires, &c.
-5- JOSIAH KlSTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
the Canadas, 467 Market st. Phlad. oct 8 div. r
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Foreign Book. and Curious and Rare works

A. Loeer Prices than before Sold.
rJ,HE subscriber has added Immensely 10 his already
mammoth stock Of Literature, His late acquisltons
from the trade sales Of Boston, New York and PilA'lel
pha together with fifteen Of the finest works per the
tarrck fum Liverpool, and twenty ditto per the Leon,
ias from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed for SALE give undoubted air OF richness ,nie
~ rarity and his stock hitherto unapproac.d on
this continent All literary men, lovers OF books anu en-
thusiass In mental investigation, are solicited TO come ana
enjoy the feast of and the How oil soul''
Every subject which the wit OF man has been expended
bruins turned, may be found here The reconcile ma
themacian and the crazy founder Of new systems OF lieo
ogy Is each in his proper MITCH Those given to Necro
nancy, Astroogy, Alchemy, Soreey and Witchcrat VIII
be highly amused whilst the belle letire scholar can select
from $1,000 fresh Volumes the very cream and Chef
d'ouvres Of modern English literature The best trtaisos
every profession and science from the honest ploddng
farmer 10 the enthusiastic soldier In every art and sci
ence the best books here embraced In the department
Of elementary professional reases and school books OF
every kind his stock is immense. The subscriber invites
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city,
In purchasing from him they oneh half OF their
ney Clegymen literary characters and book collectors
generally, living lines Of railroad steamboat routes,
will do wel to Put change Of linen In their yalls's and
li6 Nassau street. allowed by all savanna %
be the moral centre OF the intellectual world BOOKS bs
Ing half price, literary appliances and convenisncs 81
every kind gratis well best Spanish cigars ana other
philosophical Instruments for nyeierae smokers Ike the
celebrated DR. parr. JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller,
oct ly' li6 Nassau street, New York
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JOHN NIBI.O,

HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy, and elegant esab
III lslment, formerly known as The ALEXANDRIA, No.
557 Broadway takes pleasure in announcing to strangers
visiting the city and to the public that his Siloons
open reir reception they have been improved deco
rated, and newly furnished; and every effort has been
made 10 render them The most attractive and agreeable
place OF resort in this country
The large saloon is cooled by perfect ventilation and
new and elegant Fountain and is orIiamented with the
choicest Plants and Flowers lees and Decacts of every
kind served here during their The rooms
above, where there is well stored Bar with choice Wines
and Liquors Of great variety, devoted exclusively to
gentlemen The yister, whether seeking good prone.
nade agreeable lounge, delicious refreshments, Will
find Them III No. 557. t+ octs ~ +
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HARNDEN d. Co..,

. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Z
HAVING DISPOSED Of their interest in the Expires be.
i'll tween New YORK and Boston, beg TO inforin their
friends and the public that they will devote their non
particularly to The Exchange Shipping and Commission
Busintss ~ conncson with their Liverpool and Boston
Houses and Agencies at London, Paris and liavr.
Ihs facilities that have been offered by the Subscribers
the past few years for the execution OF London and Paris
orders now very much increased through the direct
line OF steamers from New York.
Orders for purchases 70 be made in England France, and
obtr parts Of Europe will be executed and upon The
reasonable TERMS by our agents, Cash advance and
credits given the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering and clearing goods al
the New York and Boston houses, and forwarding
with the utmost despatch.
Exchange sight, in 10 suit constantly for sale In
London, Liverpool, and Paris @ ISL
Offices No Wall street, New York; No, Court street,
Boston No. Cook street. and 60 Waterloo road, Liver.
pool, HARNDEN co.
n b. Our firm In Liverpool continues give every at
enon the forwarding OF all kinds Of Merchandise upon
the most reasonable terms by steamers and sailing ships TO
MI paris o The world. ~ ~ . Oct = W.
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!. sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM srRxErs, new YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN d
GALAbRUN, having reftted and repenahed this spa
ci0us establishment now prepared to receive company
There hundred and nne apartments In this house.
consisting dining saloons, sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms &c The large hall may be used Tor balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish moments notice. snients
for any number of persons, three hundred
be accommodated at the same time There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners or sup
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the mar
ket affords Liquors and wnes from the best establish.
the shortest notice There will be lunch at II O'Clock
every day, and no attention will be spared TO give sasac
ION ras 2. anu oss vng me ey VIII hha
prices viii be found TO be moderate The French and
Spanish languages are spoken IN this hotel.
JAMES BERGEN
oct ly' LOUIS GALABRUN.
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DISEASE OF THE HEART, Ruprpr Az,
DKOPSY 49, '''D

INV loEy
Dn. TowNsEnD-pesr Sr-My viii, has b,.n N.Y. :,
with Disease the Heart, and with terrible R,r,rn ~
fsen years. The greater part Of III. lime sn, bs
been troubled with Shornexs Of breath and gresi r,,
Of the Hear, which has been very distressing and Lss f
gusnty been unable 70 leave hsr bed The Rupture was
large and She tried almost every remedy fr ,eI
esses with but te benefit When abe had taken ba,
boutt Of your excellent medicine she entirely T.svsd
q hs Disease ofths Heart and The Rupture has almost a.
nrsly disappeared W
She has also had the Dropsy, and very much .wol
isn Wshad no idea that she could be behefed az t,
had such complication Of dstsses But has, stiany.
N " may appear, relieved her Of The dropxy am aware
hst tbe Stat mtit IL 20 strange, 10 appear almos like
enOn but 10, hsvertheltsn sober reality Your SARSA
rAsiLA - certainly valuable medicine and should be
tsu ~ every Que HAT is suffering have been II any
sosnet his account they al liberty 10 call my
~, WILLIAM T0WstsR
pp,,,,n., No. James street
Ph 1'S6AL OFFICE l2c FULTON SHEET, york,
>. D Il, u w Din1'r a SONS GrKKnAL Aorsrs, No
''x Nol'h sss9hd street, Philadelphia, Pa
agent oI washington CITY, CHARLES STfyTT Daua
bsr corner 'th tn.,i and Penn Avenue y
u-t- Also Tor sale by Druggists generally
uf- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PR trp ~ TIM
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES WINCH toNTxts a
9uAhI AND SIGNED Win Tug wBfrrrs s,os.ynsn ~
> y TOWNSEND, hsD Ifis NAME siown ~ Iur y, ss
oeie H--1yd oct 49, "' '''''
HUr y y. ID Y OFT, I'm
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721, broadway, New York.

st J. B. MONNOT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL, situate In the upper and fashionable part
OF BROADWAY, has been SO enlarged as now TO be the
most extensive that exists. s.s- VA, L r-t
The convenience, beauty, and salubrty Of its position
have heretofore caused its Accommodations 10 be monop
ozed by residents OF the city exclude the
travelling public from participation in its comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however, with a
view apart for transient visitors suits of parors and
bed. rooms to be retained ut all seasons for them
Families from aiar will find the choicest
datons OF this Hotel constantly set apart or Them and
every will be paid to render II attractive 10 the
transient visitor has proved TO those who, residing in
the vicinity OF New York. have constantly its open
ing honored il with their selection, combining all the
Injuries OF the best European hotels with the advantages
Of its location oct6 ly'
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SAMUEL HAMMOND a. CO.,
Q.ate Benedict a. Hammond

IMPORTERS OF FINE WATCHES,
No "A Msrehans Exchange tirst door in William strevt)
AvE constantly hand large and valuable assortment
~ Of FINE WATCHESo OF their own inportauon wlicn
hey are now selling al lower prices (when quality com
pared than be purchased Of any dealer In New York
written wurrance In all cases. win be given to the pur
chaser. IS.
Hammond having attended solely TO the repairing OF
Cnronomeer Duplex and other fine Watches, the late
hrm OF Benedict Hammond will continue give his
divided attention to that branch IL the busnese In
ion with his sent partner whose reputation has long
since been esabshed having worked Tor the last years
for the trade In this city
BA large and valuable assortment Of Jewelry, Sl.
yer Ware, Office and Msnte Clocks, &c, constantly on
hand oct 8-diy'
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HALL, THoMPKINs & BLACK,
LATE MARQUAND d. Co.

HAVE just received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
u Ware, consisting in part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles match their patterns
Of Silver Forks; rich Epsrgres Silver mounted wih or
without plateau Dish Covers Castors Tea Kettles ami
urns Tea and Coffee Sets Egg Bo.rs aud rr Stands:
PLAIN and chased Walters la sizes from 10 ~ inches:
Flower Fruit, Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands &c &c
IN SLYER WARE,
The variety Of patterns extent Of their /,
much greater than be found at any or every o,h.r -"
fablshmtn In this city and the quality Of their silver M
well az the workmanship Is not to be surpassed In he
United states Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rich Jewelry Watches, Chains &C. 10 complre: ali ~
which are offered or sale at small advance on the cost Al
oct 8--iyd ~ ' '''t''s'''
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HEEsgEgss = So; sSS, 5, ;a4M,AaLozM4gED sn yrl

I'll srTi2Ct@ oVN - hMdLGAMAJED SILVER
70 eerrode All who appreciate comfort In wr;,ins should
M above beautiful pens they wsrrsntd not 10
no,t and for elasticity, hnsness and durability, are
uneIualeh by any other pens offered There pen
ssie hrs introduced into this country In August ls al
men Ine me manufacturers were unknown TO The writ
nem Is therefore gratifying 10 The manufacturers 10
,s. mat discerning public has paid the Highest
gune 70 eI spoIs and that the present dea nd (Which
~ ay iner.ssng FAR exceeds their utmost expeciaiiona
Jhe quantity OF pens made and sold by Hers 4, g.,
from December, 1916, t December 1876, Il TT ''''
dbpO gross or 10000 dozen, or 100000 of oep.
The enormous demand for these In a sicIen proof NJ
the quality IL therefore unnecessary 10 publish he yar
eos certificates that te manufacturers have received from
all parts Of the Union They may be had at Wholesale nj
the manufacturer depot So John street. New Yorkor rs
cornhi Bosion-snd retail from all stAroners IN the Uni
pn sstea oct lily
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CABINET, FURNITURE AND
UPHOLSTERY ESTABLISHMENT

THE SUBSCRIBER having opened his new Warerooms,
No. l73 Chestnut street, opposite the State House,
specially soics from the public eontnuance Of the hat
tsrng patronage which for many years they have been
pleased extend him In his former establishment south
Fifth sreethis stock Of Furniture and Upholstery en-
braces almost every aes kn0wn N ,nf faae ~ pa'c ~
the seaboard and he offers to the community his assur.
the possibility OF any article being offered 10 their nspec.
ton which will not be entitled TO his guarantee
Strangers visiting the city respectfully Invited TO
examination OF his Stock either purchasers other
wise, h. CRAWFORD RIDDLE,
oct e-lyd fs tAsN a
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Capt O. W. Mclean Member OF the Legislature and late
Of United States Navy has kindly the following
certificate. II tells Its own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. Is, lSE.
year since was taken with the lnhusnza, and my
whole system left In d.bilated was induced TO
try DR.. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA, and after taking
two three bottles was very much relieved, and a
butte II entirely to The said SIrsaparla have continued
taking H. md find that improve every day. believe Il
saved my hc, and would not be without under any
sideration. trr2 NJ . G. w. MCLEAN.
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GENERAL TRIMMING ESTABLISH

WILLIAMS BRoTIIERS, Manufacturers, Importers, and
w Dealers in every variety OF Ladies' Dress 1rmmDgs
ALSO,
Uphosterers Trimmings, of every description, suitable
for steamboats,, hotels. &c,
&! JOHN STREET.
W. h. will be manufacturing and receiving constantly
during the season The and most fashionable tycs
Of goods in the line, consisting Of
Handsome Dress and Upholserer's Gimps aud Fringcs.
Worsted and Silk Drapery Cords, Tasseis Loops, &c
Buttons, Bindings, iraids, &c. e,
Steel, Gold and Silver Beads; Purse Trimmings Sc &c
ALSO,
Zephyr Wors,et, Canvass, Patterns, &c. &c.
Orders executed with neatness AMI despatch, AT
oct ly' - John ST., directly opposite Dutch
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cLOT HING, &c.

DEVLLNS' CLOTHING UAREHO USE, 4
No. 80 John street, corner of Nassau.
THE Subscribers prepared with extensive and
select stock OF FALL and WINTER CLO1IfING
70 they respectfully invite the attention Of wholesale
They have on hand and In process OF Manufacture up
wards OF FIFTEEN THOCSAND 6iARlfEk1tS!.
which they guarantee TO be made with all the elegance and
durability Of the best custom irork Of the fashionable
houses III the United States, and Ut prices
LEss and this together with the Cash System forms
great secret Of their most ilatering success.
Their stock OF French, English, German and American
Cloths, Cdssimeres, pcsngs, Bearers 1irecds &C. &C. is
they venture assert the largest and best selected
similar establishment in New York
Their work made 10 order they guarantee equal 10 thai
made at the noted merchant taors the city, but
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash System For
IN every department. they have secured The services ut The
best Cnffers and torknen the city Affords.
Terms CASH or no delivery.
DANIEL a j. DENLlN,
oct Sly IS John street, corner ol Nassau.
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FURNITUREl FuRNFTUREll

T the Second Street CABINET WAREROOMS, No. 1853
IA South Second street--E. MOUNT having large and
splendid Of fashionable and well made Furniture
hand comprising rosewood eteaete Sofas; walnut do
mahogany do, with plush SATIN damask and fancy hair
and patterns French Arm Chairs Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Rocking do Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables pyans
Pedestal Pier Tables Extension, Dining and Gard Tables
dressing Bureaus Wardrobes with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Bedseads; French do eured maple
and cherry dol and variety Of others Secretarys Book
cases. marble tops; mahogany Washstands; Hat Racks.
plain and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany rosewood, walnut birch and mahogany
chairs with hsrcoth plush and damask seating likewise
cane seat Chairs Of al patterns with an extensive assor
ulent Of every article In our line Of business &%
Country Merchants and others are especially invited TO
call and examine stock Of Furniture, every article Of
which In manufactured by ourselves and viii be disposed
Of on the most reasonable terms
+ oct Blvd /, L. t.