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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

"WIrH COOP RESULTS. = In speaking of the
Mexicans who fled from Cerro Gordo and abandoned
the field General Scott, in his official despatch, says
that General Worth was pursuing them Nth good
results" This expression will sound very discord-
anty on the pious of many who were loud in
their praises of Tom. Corwins /" bloody-handed -
speech in the Senate They will consider Scott a
great brute for thinking that good results could
attend Worth, whose object to cut to pieces those
innocent Mexicans." This cold and calculating
expression will sit harder on the stomachs of the
anti-rent tories than plate of hasty soup" taken
scaldng hot.-Nelc Lisbon Patriot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
American sympathy for Ireland.
Mr.. Bancroft TO Lord John Russell.
!. 90 EATON SQUARE, April %, L

90 EATON SQUARE, April %, 1847.
My LORD: The people of New Orleans, touched by
the accounts of the distress from famine in ireland,
came together in public meeting on the 9th Of Feb
ruary last, Mr. Johnson, the Governor of Louisiana,
presiding and Mr. Clay of Kentucky, taking part in
the proceedings, and made voluntary contribution of
fifteen thousand dollars This offering, committee,
consisting of Mr.. Crossman, the mayor Of New Or
leans and of FIVE of its most respectable citizens.
have placed entirely at my disposal, with other
stricton than that sit be applied with the least possi
BILE delay, in order to alleviate in the most general
and equitable manner the suerings Of the people of
Ireland by the purchase of food for their relief"
From your lordshps position in the government, you
best know where relief is most urgently demanded,
and how il can be applied without waste, without ex
2ense, and without interference with other arrange
ments As the surcst method Of carrying into effect
the wishes of the citizens Of New Orleans, there
fore beg leave to place their contributions at your
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

0FColonel Oakley. the Illinois State canal COM
missioner, is in New York seeking laborers. He
offers 81 per day for "any port" as the brokers say,
' of 1000 able-bodied emigrants,, to work on the
canal. The demand for labor is greater than the
supply Notwithstanding the large number Of arrivals.
What chance is this for immigrants! years
labor in Illinois will give them a farm unequaled in
the world, and confer wealth on themselves and fami-
lies forever The payments to laborers are made in
cash. and not orders stores in the mode of protected
manufacturers. The canal viii be ready for travel
in October.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

lOrdshp's disposition, requesting you to exercise in
It's application the discretion which has been
conferred on myself Perhaps should say more !;
but am mpeed TO add, that the sympathy of the
people of the United States with the sudden and
whelmng calamity which has befalIen Ireland Is
nest and universal, and that, mindful of their Euro
pean origin they share in the Affections and rejoice in
the prosperity Of the nations from which they sprung
am, my lord, with high consideration, very faithful
ly, yours, GEORGE BANCROFT.
LORD JOIN RUSSELL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

THE Law IN SOUTH CAROLINA has great care of
slave property, as the following case proves: -An
action was lately brought in the Kershaw district,
S. u, Common Pleas, to recover the value of slave
from the keeper of grog shop, who had sold the
slave wbskey, from the effects of which lie died.
TIE Jury. under the charge of Judge Wardlow,
brought in verdict of six hundred and fifty dollars
for the plaintiff.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

ora late writer wishes to know what more pre-
cious Offering can be laid upon mans heart than
the first love of pure, earnest, aectionae girl with
an undivided interest in eight corner lots, and four
teen three-story housesi We give it up, We know
of nothing half touching, or, in other words any
thing thai most people would sooner "toucI'."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

Provisions FOR THE lRrsH.-We announced yester-
day the sailing of the barque Bachelor Capt Horton
for ireland. Her cargo is made up of donations of
people of Virginia for the suffering Irish it consists
of 2430 bbls., 1l50 bags of corn meal $40 bbls of
corn, 50 bbls. Of flour, hhds. bacon, 81 packages
and cases of clothing. Want of room forces us to
exclude fuller notice of this event. God speed the
Bachelor in her voyage of benevolence and mercy -
Richmond Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

A Curious CALCULATION What is billion
The reply is very smple--a million times million
This is quickly written, and quicker still pronounced
but man is able to count it. You may count l6O
OF ITO in minute; but let suppose that you
may 90 as far 200; then hour will produce
1900; day 100000; and year of 800 days
105,120.OO0. Let US suppose now that Adam, at the
first beginning Of his existence had begun to count,
had continued to do SO and was counting still; he
would not even according to the usually supposed
age Of our globe, have counted near enough For To
count billion. he would require 95l2 years, "a days.
5 hours, and 80 minutes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
COVRECTIONERY.

Holm HODGKINS pleasure informing the ladies and gen
- Of indianapolis that he has fitted good STYLE No 3
Palmer House, will all pleased
He intends keeping and has hand all Ice
Creams Soda Blue Lick and Mineral Waters Lemonade Corda
Candies, Ieles Fsits &c &C.
variety Coneconere,
all Of the very best quality.
PARTIES FURNISHED liberal terms and at short notice
attention paid all orders for Candies other articles IN
his line. j. H.
Inda lll3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The denouement of the Spanish marriage affair is
likely to present very different results than we're an
tcipated by the King of the French. The Paris
correspondent of the Pa. Ledger on the LIST of April
writes thus:
The Queen has Just budded into womanhood.
France OF rather the diplomacy of Louis Philippe,
has provided a husband for her of the school of
Moderados-That is, of those who believe the pres
ent government of France the model government of
Europe. But fate gave coal black moustaches and
whskers to General Lerrano, and |" the youthful in-
nocent Spanish Queen" as the French government
papers style her. prefers those whiskers and those
elegant moustaches Of General Lerrano to those of
her insipid cousin, by the grace Of diplomacy now
her husband. The French minister. Bresson, per-
ceiyes this foble On the part of the Queen and i'm
mediatey inquiries into the politics Of the Royal
favorite He is discovered to be progressisto, in
opposition to the queen consort who is, TO the entire
satisfaction of France, nothing but "a moderadO."
The French ambassador advises that he be sent to
Pampeuna, to command the Citadel or, in other
words, to be imprisoned in it.. The General refuses
10 accept the appointment, and hides himself in Mad
rid But he is fsrreted out and imprisoned and the
queen to revenge herself the presumption of her
constitutional ministers, dssulves the cabinet and
MINES another ministry, which is of the color not Of
her favorite's moustaches. but Of his politics
So far this bloodless triumph. not achieved
by British diplomacy opposed to that of France, but
of those unaccountabe freaks Of fate which out
wit the Oldest stnesnen and Louis Philippe to boot
The Queen will, doubt, seek protection from her
cousin and Louis Philippe in the liberality of Lord
Palmerston, and find it. When did ever woman APP
peal to British generosity in vain, except in the case
of Queen Charlotte! ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

A CALIFORNIA FARMER.--A gentleman writing
from California the editor of the ST. Louis Revee,
says his stock consists of about 1000 head of oxen,
100 horses and mules 1000 Sheep and many hogs.
They all pasture themselves without difficulty in the
rich praires and bottoms of the Sacramento, and only
require to be attended. This is done by Indians, Of
whom he employs 1000. His annual crop Of wheat
is about $4,000 bushels, with barley, peas, beans, &c.
IN proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NJ Office hereby given that viii offer for sale SATURDAY.
June 49, lSi7, the late residence of Elizabeth Blue
Washington township property said deceased
comprising colt three mich stock hogs sheep
wheat the ground in crib sheaf oats farming utensils
and household furniture &c Sale O'Clock
said continue till the Sold
months will be given all OF three dollars by
note good freehold security and without relief from stay
appraseen under three dollars, cash hand
Nav wa BENJAMIN Adrnsr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

WmrEwAsHING.-It is said that pint of varnish,
mixed with bucket Of whtewash will give it, in a
great degree the qualities Of paint and il will with
stand all kinds Of weather. As this is the season for
whitewasiing, knowledge of the above may be of
some use to our readcrs.-N q. Mercurp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The President has appointed COL Jefferson Davis,
of Mississippi Brigadier General Of Volunteers, TO
fill the vacancy occasioned BY the promotion of Gen.
Gideon J. Pillow This honor has been richly merit
ed by COL Davis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
Lord John Russell to M. Bancroft.

APRIL ~, 1871.
Sir: have received with much qualification your
letter Of yesterday, informing me that the people Of
New Orleans assembled at public meeting (AIr.
Johnson, the governor of Louisiana. presiding made
voluntary contribution for the relief of the distress
in Ireland to the CT fifteen thousand dollars
have likewise received draft for the amount, with
your request that the should be applied where re-
lief Is urgently demanded, without waste, with
out expense, and without interference with other
engagements. feel highly honored by the confidence
you have placed in 1t appears to me that the
best mode Of dispensing with this magnificent CONTRIB
button is TO transmit il without de;ay TO the central
relief committee in Dublin, presided over by Lord
Kildare. shall accordingly send the amount to him
with copy Of your letter. With reference to the
latter part of your letter allow to add, that the
earnest and universal sympathy Of The people of the
United States with our distressed countrymen in Ire
land is gratifying to the people oGreat Britain
and Ireland and that her Majesty the Queen has
with the highest satisfaction the manifestations of
generosity and charity of a nation sprung from the
same origin as ourselves
Ihaye the honor to be, with the greatest respect,
yours very faithfully, J. RUSSELL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been appointed by The
Y administrator Of Eliza
beth
against said present payment
corng law; and all indebted the notified
make immediate payment. The estate solvent.
May u, 1917. 3wIlI BENJAMIN BLUE Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
Ieead Dud COuSidpr.

Extract OF letter from DR. Boggs (hrother to Exov
Boggs Of Missouri who the talented and
full practitioners in hs Chckasaw country He gentleman
Of the highest responsibility and standing having filed
important Office under the United States Government United
States Consul to the Republic Of Mexco]
DIR. BRAGG: Dear SirSince your agent with lhave
had opportunity Of testing the virtues your pills and find
them be much imagined the
consequence is that shall recommend thn
also dense population. II have usual
Of Sickness and especially the disease incident country the
sedo
proper therefore forward to this agency
good supply and fact would make this as is the centre OF
the Chckasw country point from which agents this and the
adjoining counties could be supplied application. viii
Horah At he
time forward instructions regards remsnces
advertising, &c. Very respectfully, your obtseryt
JAMES c. BOGGS, NJ ID.
Fsirvie-y, Pontotoc Co. Miss, Aug. II, 1874 : =
G7-For SALE wholesale and retail BY
81. WADE and TOMIINS0N BROTHERS, Indianapolis
j..
j. W. WALTON, Bridgeport.
w. J. UNGLES, BeleyiIle.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the south
and West.
0Sfh a 9
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

AMERICAN STATESMEN, DRAWN BY A LADY.-A
Mrs. Sarah Mytton Maury, wife of Liverpool mer
chant, has produced book called " The Statesmen
of america" She ought to have written upon lily
leaves with perfumed ink all in her pages being
lovely, pure, and odoriferous. Never before
the rougher sex so peed with sugar plums-so del
uged wth rose water. We give (from the Athencunu)
sample OF the style of the book. 1t is pure lopop
"The Hon. VIM. H. Haywood (says Mrs. Maury) isan
admirable specimens among many, of that Chesterfield
refinement and tact which frequently supposed
by Europeans TO have as yet existence in America"
=" The American forehead is almost always we'll
formed, and that Of Mr.. Lawrence particularly WE'LL
First chop, Sam Slick would say! Mr.. Benton's
a neck and chest of very large proportions"
Mr. Van Buren's conversation is " like strain of
varied music now grave, now gay, now learned,
now simple generally new and original but some
times blending in its harmonies the chords of other
minstrels ma gcal, in short. When she revisits
America, Mrs. Maury means to ask permission !"
of the Hon. R. c. Winthrop" TO try how becomingly
he would look in starched lace rufie, such adorns
the neck of the Pilgrim Governor with an eye to
tableaur on Thanksgiving Day The Hon. Roger B.
fancy seems entirely free from prejudice! The
Hon. John Mclean always bowed to the English
lady, with the French-grandmother steps, from the
bench The Hon. Daniel Webster " once compl-
mented her I" on her good taste and devotion to the
law" The Hon. John Q. Adams thinks little of the
Venus de Medcis The Hon. c. ]. Ingersol (hke
the s. S. of the Sreatham coterie) weeps with small
invitation and Mrs. Maury " has sometimes invent
ed pathetic story, that she might see" it. She has
also seen " men of firm and manly minds weep at the
recollection Of MIR. Clay's defeat;'' and she drew
something like tear from the Hon. ]. c. Calhoun
by retailing to him the praises of 80 Mr.. Crittenden
Mr.. Winthrop, Mr.. Benton" and Him Of the Glove,
Mr.. flanagan" The Hon. Henry Clay complained
to her that the melody of his voice changed"
and its music gone ~ and in church he had almos
always in his hand full-blown with a short
stem, and frequently addressed himself to its per-
fumed cup!" Mrs. Maury, be it understood, is
devout believer in the patrarchal oveness of slave
ry, and thinks all abotiOnists " fanatics-vainglOri
Gus, hollow"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
STRAYED.

BOUT the first day OF May from the premises Of the subscriber
N in Warren township, Marion county, sorTe mare colt two
years spring forehead; her tan full OF
burs when away Any who viii give OF
said colt shall receive pay for their trouble THOMAS ONEA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE hereby given, that the undersigned has taken out
Jacob Carper late OF
Marion county, All indebted to said estate
requested immediate payment; and those havinr claims
against the them properly authenticated Tor set
uement. The estate is supposed TO be solvent
Nav as lsf7 Ill-3wC DANIEL LANDREY. Admir-.
SCYTHES, SICKLES, &c.
Of Scyhes, skles sneaths. Stones snd kine
n Just received BY NOEL, BROWNING co. io2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

is Fortunate however for the world that remedy for
the above and other Of fever all durable
the prompt and timely Of Dr. Bras Indian Queen Vegetable
Coated Pills They extensively circulated than
any other medicine offered the public and
sands Of annually They justly considered and appre
ated boon Of nesmabe value TO the community wherever
they have been introduced.
There thousands of witnesses Of whom among the
respectable members of the healing the valuable
pees Of these medicines and the nnumerabe
effected by them. They emphatcay family medicine; and
should without them in the house ready for when
They certainly superior purgaye for cleans
knou
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

REPORTED A. N. cARsAHAS, ESQ.
MONDAY, MAY "a, ls47.
Present the Hon. Justices BLACKBOARD, PERKINS, and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
On the Stage of Action.

We sllude to eves in their different FORMS because fever
form other either and fever hou e
fever, rheumatic The
symptoms dsrearded and Often after the disease deveop
neglected until is too late for relief TO be afforded and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-18

T.. p...,,. c,,,,, MI, ,s,z MARLBORO, 81.
The following petition is presented, towi,.
TO me Hon. PrObais Court for the District of yo,o,,
~ oRRIs l.. STETsoE, Administrator unon tho 49,.
In Of EZRA STETSON, late Of Dover, decss's5
respectfully represents that il would be beneficial
the interest Of all persons interested in Inc e.,s
said deceased, TO sell the whole Of the Real Fsi..
said deceased Wherefore he prays the court os,,s,
him license TO sell the same ard he herewith b,aa'
into court the consent AMI appreciation Of ali The bs,
10 said estate 10 such sale.
NORRIS l.. STETSON An.
Dover, Feb. eth, is47. '-1''''
Whereupon il is ordered that said Adminisra,o, "a
lily all persons interested that this court will es ~
on said application, at The session thereof 10 I.
holden at Tsggart's Inn, in Newfane, in said di,,,;
on the last Thursday Of March, inst, BY pubisbry
copy Of the record OF said petition and hi. order ,b
on, three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phqs,
printed at Brateboro, in said district previous os,a
time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record,
Attest, B. ID. HARRIS, kegt %
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IA imp0rtant letter.- Please read L.

The following letter from Dr. Brigham of Lowell Mass
but speaks the uniform language hundreds Of other Ply
Scians, who have tried and therefore know how to appIe.
cinte JHynes ErPeeiorant
Dr. David Jayne;
Dear sirl have used your medicine, $50 universally
for number OF years and can most truly say that have
been more successful in the Of that mild safe and
thorough ErPeetoraH than Of any which have eyer used
IL Is the best Tor the following obvious It does
mol gwen in proper doses, occasion dsagreeable
IL does not weaken the lungs and PROSTATE the SYSTEM like
most other Expectoranis in USE does abae
the appetite OF the patient like other medicines
which have been used by the iacuy In word il is near
or quite the Thing which has been sought for by many of
the faculty for ages gone by.
remain, yours, &c,
LUTHER BRIGHAM, NJ. d.
80 Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Bratlieboro.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTRIor OF WESTMINSTER. &.
The Hon The Probate Court for he Disiriei of V,a.
minister To all persons iaferestedin he s,t;s N
DANIEL EDDY, Jr., late of Jamaica. n ~
district, deceased, intesfafe, GRErr,se
THE application Of Mary e. Eddy, widow Of s,a
deceased, for assignment OF so much of the n.,
sonal prope ny Of said deceased, as she shall be ny
entitled TO, stands for hearing and decision at he M
sion Of said court 10 be held at the Inn Of Cbsres
Dickinson, in Rockingham 10 said district. on the a
Wednesday in March, Is47, and you will then nd
there appear and object 10 the same YOU sha see
cause. ABlSHAI ST0DDARD, Reet.
Grafton, Feb. "a, lS47 "a
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State OF I'ermonf.

Marlboro, S.
In Probate Court, March 1, Is47.
COMES Henry Barrett, Administrator upon The
~ estate Of PHILLIP BARRETT, late Of Hns.
dale, ~ the county OF Cheshire and State of New
Hampshire, deceased, and presents bis administration
aceount for examination and allowance.
Whereupon. il Is ordered, that said Administrator no.
lily all persons interested, that this court will decide
upon the allowance OF said account at special session
thereof, to be holden at the probate Office in Brat
teboro, in said district, the day Of March ins
by publishing a copy Of the record Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix,
printed at said BrallebOro, previous 10 said timsOf
hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, B. ID. HARRIS, Ree'f. %
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro, 50.
Ia Probate Court, Feb. &c, Is47.
The following petition is presented, to vii;
To the Hon the Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro
GYSrHA GAINS g. JoHK w. THURBER, Admins.
~ traitors upon the estate Of LEONARD GAINS,
late OF Guiiord in said district, deceased, represents
the court thst il would be beneficial TO the hes and
all interested in said estate 10 sell the whole OF the re-
al estate Of the said deceased and convert the same
into money. Wherefore they pray for license to sell
the same, and they herewith bring into court the con-
sent and appreciation in writing Of all the heirs to
said estate, residing in tins State.
CYNTHIA GAINS, ! .dm,,s
JOHN w. THURBER,
Dated al Guiford, this 25h day Of Feb, A. D., ls47
Wbereupon, il is ordered that said Administrators
notify all persons interested that this court will decide
upon said application, at The session thereof, 10 be
holden at Taggart's Inn, in Newfane, in said district
on the last Thursday of March next ensuing, by pub
fishing copy Of the record of said petition and his
order thereon, three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phoenix, printed al Braiteboro, In said district prev
Gus 10 said time OF hearing
true copy OF Record,
% Attest, B. d. HARRIS, Reg't
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The Tall CentIeman's Apology.

Upbrad me not never swore
Eternal love 10 thee,
For thou art only four feet high,
And am six feet three;
wonder, dear, how you supposed
That could look so low,
There's many one can tie knot,
Who cannot fix q beau
Besides you must confess my love,
The bargains scarcely fair,
For never could we make match,
Altho' we made pair;
Marriage, know, makes one oftwo,
But here's the horrid bore,
My friends declare, if you are one,
That at least, am four.
It's true, the moralists have said,
Ths, love has got no eyes,
But why should all my signs be heayed
For one who has no size
And on our wedding.duy, I'm sure
I'd leave you in the lurch;
For you never saw a steeple, dear,
In the inside OF church.
It's usual for the wife to take
Her husband by the arm,
But pray excuse me should hint
A sort Of fond alarm,
That when offered you my arm,
That happiness to beg,
Your highest effort, dear, would be,
To take me by the leg.
Then fare the well, my gentle one,
ask no parting kiss,
must not break my back TO gain
So exquisite bliss;
Nor will weep, lest should hurt
So delicate flower -
The tears that fall from such height
Would be thunder shower
Farewell and pray don't drown yourself
In a basin tub,
For that would be a sore disgrace
To all the Six Feet Club;
But ifyou ever love again
Love on a smaller plan,
For why extend 10 six feet three,
A life that's but span