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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-30
uniting industry, and sparkling with new and beautiful
Structures
fCTTo the following will claim attention

0%TTo the following viii claim attention
You ask me 10 compare railroads ,cih canals Let
reply. the former almost particular superior
Gre good and unfrdeiled line Of railroads beside your
Erie canal and It's branches and successful IL as
think aroud engage dpTt its traffic in fire years. and
eare triou patronage sufficient to keep it an repair In
New York you have yet enjoyed perfect line of rail-
roads cannot regard line with strap rail- lnearly
incompetent carry freight like from Buffalo Al
bany railroad. Thank heaven, have Of them
in Massachusetts. true railroad is susceptible Of speed
Of 40 miles per hour and its capacity reaches millions
Of tons and millions of passengers TO 1t annually
II can live ton, where canal must perish for want OF
business. Taoad costing but $4,000 per miles can
live ine which su>tsns but four daily stages and
daily baggage in each direction and pay large
dividends; but district with this business at ordinary
tolls, would not keep canal in repair"
A railway SuTmounts summi's Inaccessible 20 a canal.
IL egards not the drought Of the ice of winter
By speed gives value TO produce which canils cannot
transport, and commands the travel against all competition
Ii almost annihilaes time and space"
Elm Massachusetts had three canals. First the Md
dtser, which your Canal Commits examine,
beiure they began the Erie. 1t paid good dividends
worthless for II has been completely put by
Lowell railroad beside it, Second the Blackstone rail-
road will this fall be opened It's banks and all neatly
all Of the canal will be abandoned. Third the Hampshire,
from New Haven to Northampton. RAILROAD is in
progress along its tow path. We hare done NTH cand
"0f cost of transportation railrOdI tit Uses
aud falls with the quantity conveyed When business rises
To 100000 tons year freight be transported line,
like the Rune and Waiertown rarOad, at cost Of six
ienths of per mile exclusive Of loading and unloading
Ii has been moved for less.
This charge would include the and deterioration Of
and the repairs Of the road On The Ere canal the
average cost inclusive Of interest boats aud horses
exclusive Of canal repairs and attendance which may be
ose OF cent per ton per mie-or hfiy per
cent. more.'
This statement is true, not. | believe it true.
Will our present Legislature, before they attend to
memorials asking change in our Constitution, to
open the hood-gaes Of expenditure on the enlarge
ment of the Erie canal and ON lateral canals as a
consequence, first examine into the relatUe merits Of
canals and raihsays. J. Z. B.
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MORE PROOF THAT
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
VIII efIectmalIy cure the Fever and Ague.

TROy IND.. August l6ih lS47-
Having used in family Smiths Tonic sygup vrgea
be Fbuge for the Of Ague ard Fever Ch and Fever
well having sold neighborhood) upwards Of sixty bot
ties within the last monh take pleasure in stating that in
has failed effect speedy either in Ague and Fee
CiIls Fever and siucerey recommend TO my
and the public the eecfua and nnoren
needles that have known ed. r. BATES, p. NJ.
JEFFERSON Co., ky- August 1, 1871.
certify that with
Fever had then had it for three years. and during that time
every remedy that ou hear of without effect and despair
ed Of getting well induced Smiths Tonic
Vegetable Febuge and by using bottles
" restored good eah and continue we'll up this
time therefore do hesitate recommend TO my friends
the public the most et0a and innocent remedy that
has to my knowledge
NEWTON STIvERS
Preparedby WILSON, sTA9BIRD & SMITH, Louisville Ky.
5Agents md Country Dealers supplied by +. MERRYWEA-
THEIR Ohio and Northern Indiana Third
Opposite posi- Office, Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio ?0f 18th Nov.
For by ToMssos BRoTHERs sign Of the Golden Mortar
India n.u.olir
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DIR. Fitch's Book on Consumptiou---ss

ECTURE s-On the of the Lungs and Of
Ia sumption.
LECTURE sdon the prevention of hereditary and of all
Consumption
LECTURES 9TH AND 5TH-TO THE LADIES. This hook
extensively its sions carefully
list received MORRISON TALBOTT.
81
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RkLIc.--An was lately turned I'd by q plourh In
the neighborhood OF Ciucnn, which bore ON lie aides
The ~ - The spot where it was found is said
to be the same where GEE. Anthony Wayne encamprd
bis army In 1885, his way Geensie where be made
The treaty which ended The Indian ua Of he Norh Wout
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

Nv CASE has been and viii receiving constantly nep
goods which he respectfully Invites the
lie
goods shall found be cheap any sold 1.-THE
quality of In the just received are
pieces French from
yard so Ctssmes Saines and Jeans
Of all qualities and prices together with almost every
called for Try Goods line which conclusive reasons
aud will be sold the Oet cash Call and
indianapolis, Sept 80 ls47- 33y II r. CASE.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.

THNHE would respectfully his
business the citizens Of Indianapolis and the public generally
His shop he found door east Of Brownine's Hotel
his strictly ding to
promise, and style he surpassed where.
but the woFkmen will he found in his employ Cutting
description done AT short notice and warranted NJ Many
articles Of country produce will be taken in exchange Tor
JOSEPH KNONIANO.
The subscriber respectfully sOts wishing
done his line and promises that gentleman will he allowed
leave his the dissatisfied with Of
dress executed either by hmor by Others his employ 81
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SELLING DEE AT C0ST /,

zNHE undersigned Is desirou o closing his
Goods Qneenswae Cutlery, &c &c, therefore
The positively AT COST All persons
should avail themselves OF the present opportunity without delay
xl3w Z. j. PECK. Noris's Buildings
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VICTORY! yECTORY!!

q GREAT BATTLE BETWEEN THE COMBINED POW
of all the different in
he Ohio Kentucky York AID The celebrated
aud much admired cooking stove, called the
Combination Stove.
been fought and the victory latter Said
all the qualities OF different patented
now the United All persons wishing examine
purchase cordially and respectfully invited
the new Hardw Store of
KELLOGG 81 DAVIDSON.
north side of Washington street. nearly opposite the Palmer House
the >gn Of the BE PadOck where they will find good
cook and paor called the Congress Tight
the splendid parlor tight PLACED
public Our friends and nei.hbor respectfully nv call
stoves and careful and all call
81 KELLOGG & DAVIDSON.
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CHEAPER THAN EYER!

GA JAMES SULGROVE respectfully announces TO his old
SA and the public that he determined
articles in his line of business cheap hey
sold by other estab hment in Indiana Persons
SADDLES, BRIDES HARNESS Of all kinds, SADDLE and
CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS WHIPS, artic his line
requested and Now manufacturing
Of full Spanish Saddles. very superior article.
Also Just received select lot Of Srups Trees Plush Webb
Trace Chains Buckles Haes &c all of which will be
small advance At his old stand doors
Meridian street. Indianapolis.
Wheat other kinds OF merchanabe produce will be
at market prices in payment for Of the above articles 3
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EgOOVS AND SHOES.

THE subscriber has in his employ the work
- ths country affords. has quantity
u stock Leather. exprev
for this market He will manufacture Boots and Shoes
description and style warranted perform such
prices fail to suit. He particularly desires
The Attention Of the Ladies'.
is determined that Of the
shall match with
by style cheapness they lives health ana
advises this
they be neat and foot They shall certainly
suit n
he has himself ana
being practically familiar with the business all rest assured
that he has that he cannot recommend
generally sold All DESTROYS pleased
him He still the old opposite Washington
Hall Of Tom insons drug to wait on
and suit his customers. 'tforget his low prices.
32-y A. KNODLE
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Referring to The Rome and watertOwn R. R. cheap
and level route. J.E. b.
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DOCTOR FUNHHOUSFTg

GRADUATE Of Med Philadelphia respect
a fully his services Physician and Surgeon the CHI
zens Of Indianapolis aud vcnity.
He would inform population perfectly familiar
rendering
al who may employ hun
Office on Washington door 10 Charles Mayors
lima l147. 6m
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P1TEST C01Es'sE Pres Ei1V as.


PATENT COsks'SE PAktsS fstks f.Ts.
THE attention OF the public respetfnly invited this
~ invented apparatus. The object for which Il intended
perfectly 10 from decav for length e
Tine without being offensive deecy.
appearance The value Of such machine he esfima
but by those tender feelings which long for the preservation
tof departed friend compeI
ed to IT the fast decaynr Of their friends
general nn pleasing satisfaction has been given io cenI
speak 100 highly Of such imporsnt and useful invention BE-
nevo'ent institutions and all others who desire delav ne
ais until the arrival of distant rrlsves make sush
preparation for inermen bv the Of th~ machine
serve them for weeks in perfectly inodensse state, allowing
! all 70 grze upon them.
The undersigned secured the patent for Marion
This valuable needed apparatus be
In house without the least Inconvenience nnd III
III give satisfaction charges III te made This a
be snd viii be applied by The uuersgned I'm
ieaker and Coin Maker at his old stand sign OF the Lyle
Main street. Indianapolis. ). l. STRETcHER-
NB The undersigned has two heaes and carriages end
1.-The hands in his employ that i'll
should happen tina, absent professional duty
iorders his pla-e business viii ie attended IN good
fyle punctualy though he himself there. Thei
thai when professionally absent mol
foerson Funerals he wishes lis
Tic they be attended to hr those hI
fenlay Ready collins always onI
,h.na r7-panc'r,l a+tena' nee q ~ tonrs eiff
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a PINE ASsORTWENV

On fAF Ladies' and Genllemen's Saddles,
kf-skA Brides, Harnesses Trunks Travel - 81 ID
N ling Bags, Collars and all other articles fy l. II
longing the business constantly ON hand and cor sale ~
pricesa few doors of the Palmer House
ECKFRT.
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?. G. SHEETS M'SASHTEN
SHEETS q M'NAGHTEN.
Produce Dealers and Commission
Merchants,
MADISON INDIANA. 77-6mT
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
And Architectural Office.
AN Meridian street Of NOrrs block The
~ subscriber having opened office for the
real property offers his the community capacity
He will keep books for the registry property for sae charge
will be made Except for advertsn until through
his instrumcniality; then charges moderate.
Persons having property for sale invited to bring
scrpon and have into notice through this agency Office
Plans and specifications public private buildings furnished
usual with despatch.
Indianapolis Oct. -, ls45 ~ JOHN ELDER
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WEAVER & WILLIAMS,

UudertHI<PrS and (0ffin-Nakers
"a RESPECTFULLY inform theirf public
fA they have removed their warehouse
SA their old They prepared furnish
l8 cles Cabinet Furniture elegant costly cheap
t4 purchasers. They will also pay prompt and
E4 particular attention funeral arrangements will
~ undertake the whole thereo furnish
~ twOhorse heare carriages &C. at the shortest notice
u keep ready made collins hand they will
furnish tn promptly and lower than the
will collins order the shortest either
will in give satisfaction. One
be found Of business his
1irarf lx in he ear of he phoucp
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THE MAMMOTH STABLE

~ Is IN FULL BLAST II may be called the Horses
k Paradise for the graded floors
Ky the abundance goodness grains
the pure and sparkling water, all combine make
commodous cool in and in stables in
the world Is ample dimensions covering Of only
skill with which
Carriages SC hand order Call and
gentlemen 20 JOHN LISTER.
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THE RAIsEST CHANCE VET.
ArsrrialUn Il G,n- Ahardl

ArtnltsiSc az 20. AhefO.
~ b. ARMiTAGE & co have
~ HITS CAPS. prepared
hats the price
Their arrival is alIof the first quality
know nota moleskn from coonskin, buthy the
Proprietor himself Pra~fical Halter.
and therefore but the best has been purchased very
such sold dr., goods which seeced
comparison than desire cheap
vii hout quality. The poeiors ali
before purchasing ifhev
suited the saut shall 33-tf
DIR. II. G.. BRANDON.
GRADUATE of the Unversiiyof
- vicinity
Office side Meridian door north Of Washington IA
DR. ID. ". NEGLF,S
UpEsTDENCE Office Washington street opposite the
II Court House. S9tf
DOCTOR EVANS.
lFFcE MiIers IA Store ID cas- Washington
~ Nv
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him out of a nomination. That arrangement carried
with il a necessity for new Democratic organ, the
Globe being devoted 10 Mr. Van Buren,, and too
stubborn to be driven; and Mr. Richie was fixed on
for the place For this he is indebted to Mr. Walk
err the real author of Texas annexation of the over
throw of Mr.. Van Buren, and the election of Mr.
Polk. Mr.. Richie is said TO have been embarrassed
when he went to Washington. The public printing,
it is to be presumed has been productive TO him.
hope SO, for no man knows how to employ fortune
more gracefully. eismy beau ideal of gentleman,
after the model of the old French school. He is the
most agreeable of companions; with gray hair and a
STOPPING form, he is as merry and elastic as boy
AT convivia table, his good humor Is irresistible
BY the Preside he is charming. He has all the social
and domestic virtues that render life agreeable, and
make up perfect private character. He is honest
and sincere in his political predictions but
editor heartless and jesuecal. For temporary ex-
pedient or party triumph he will change his
or strike down, without remorse, his most intimate
friend In proof Of this, might refer to numerous
instances, If your limits permitted me- Strange that
man, generous in private life, should be wholly
without sensbiity in his editorial career II is sort
Of stoicism very little to my taste and not all akin
to the immortal instances of Roman patriotism
which, perhaps Mr.. Richie fancies he is initiating
On future occasion will sketch you Gen. Duff
Green's chequered career, and the extraordinary rise
Of the great government bankers Corcoran, Riggs,
g. Co. Nora BENE.
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RELIEF TO THE SUFFERING MoRmoss.-The La
dies who have undertaken to patronlze and manage
the charity designed to multitude oil men, wo-
men, and children from starving with hunger and
cold In the Wilderness to which they have been dr
by lawless violenceare well satisfied after care
full inquiry that therei nothing in the character or
condition Of those wretched outcasts TO throw any
shadow OF doubt over their title to partake OF the
commisseraton and charitable relief which every hui
name and christian soul holds debt to the suffering
portion of the human family. Nothing Is found in
the impostures and superstitions imputed to these
people sect, under the villifed name Of Mormons,
to shake their title TO the common offices Of humans
ty even il their claims upon the active benevolence
and charity Of their fellow creatures were not rem
dered absolute by the actual presence Of want and
misery in the direst extremes The patronesses and
managers Of this charity have commissioned their
secretary to prepare more particular statement OF
the considerations actuating them ON this occasion
ond, in the mean time to give public notice Of the
plan devised by them for giving practical effect to the
charity. a aape5
First They have appointed several places Of de-
posite for such contributions, either of money
ticles of clothing, &C., il may be convenient for
different individuals to supply, namely
| Mrs. Latimer near Presidents square; Mrs. DR..
Laurie, Pennsylvania avenue; Mrs. Martin Johnson,
Il street. near 10TH; Mrs. Hall, H street, near 9th
Mrs Read G street; Mrs. Sprigg, Capitol.
| Second. A tea party at Carusis Ballroom on
Thursday evening, 18th instant Tickets for which,
ut SO cents, may be had at any of the above named
places, and at Flschers, Taylors and Morrsons
bookstores, and at Mr.. CarusIs. -
| gr Persons wishing to make contributions to the
Tea Party are requested to send them to the above
named places Of deposite until Thursday morning,
and afterward to Carusi's Saloon. u
| Oct 27--2t ~ S.i 1854
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[From The Louisville Journal. |


TREMENDOUS ENERGY. Immediately after the ar
rival of the of the late battles, all the Locofoco
organs, from the Washington Union up, down, and
sidewise, proclaimed that "forbearance had ceased
to be virtues" that Mexico had too long been dealt
with mildly, and that the United States, casting
to the winds oil considerations except those of the
immediate subjugation of the enemy would at once
put all her mighty energies into requisition and
prosecute the war with vigor perfectly terrible
All those papers proclaimed that the day of mercy
and of moderation was past, and that something
awful was to happen; and all their paragraphs tenn
ed with "gun, drum, trumpet, blunderbuss and thun-
der"
Well, about month has elapsed and the people
have been daily looking the organs especially to
the Washington Union, in deeply-excited expectation
of the mighty and all-crushng movement to be made
by the Administration. The vast and momentous
secret is at last out. The Government organ of last
Sunday evening announces by authority that the
Government, in view Of the tremendous crisis, has
actually resoiped to call orth,oh for tpo more regi-
ments Of oointeers one from Tennessee and another
from Michigan!!! There something startling has
been anticipated-but who has looked for anything
so terrible as this? Two more whole regiments TO
be preciptaed upon Mexico!
How the whole world will stand aghast, struck
dumb with admiration and astonishment at the aw-
full manifestations of the energy which the late
events in Mexico have aroused in our wonderful Ad-
ministration! The energy was in the Administration
before, but events were needed to call it into exer-
else.
"The lightning in the frowning cloud
Lay coling like viper,
But, when the thunder woke Il up,
My eye! 1t was a wiper" &l
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Erom The Louisville Loltr1laL

The LocoFoco PRESSES AND GENERAL TAYLOR.
Before the late election in Tennessee the Locofoco
organs in that State, under the head of the Nashville
Union, protested and asseveruted in defiance of all
evidence TO the contrary, that Gen. Taylor was
thorough LOcofoco, Mt all events that he was fur
more Locofoco than Wing, and the Locofoco papers
of Kentucky, the Louisville Democrat among the
rest, took the same ground. We knew and said that
the Locofoco papers both Of Tennessee and Kentuc-
ky were merely endeayoring to use General Taylors
name for the benefit Of their party in the approaching
elections and that they would, us soon as the
elections should terminate, drop the old hero without
ceremony. What wepredicted has come to pass
The elections over, and the Locofoco papers now
admit that Gen. Tayloris Wing and are using their
utmost exertions to withdraw from him the support
of every who has hitherto acted with their party
But their exertions, tell them, are destined to
prove in agreat measure unavailing BY their own
course theyshave encouraged very many members Of
the Democratic party to pledge their support to Gen.
Taylor and now they will find that their work has
been done thoroughly that they themselves cannot
undo ii. Tens Of thousands of Democrats In Ten
nessee and Kentucky have pledged themselves to the
support Of the old hero-canddate and they will keep
their fifth.
Still II Is as true now as il was when the Locofoco
papers SO violently denied the fact that Taylor
is Wing in principle. Although he does not mean
to run for the Presidency as party candidate and
although he will not, after his election, recognise
party spirit or party distinctions in the performan.
of his official duties, yet he is Wing in prnci
pie. .tsat. &35.n gsat E-sH.1 B u
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TELEdRApHIo. Two men from the interior, appa-
rently marketeers halted at the corner Of our alley
last evening and listened attentively few moments
to the clicking of our press
"What on yearth is that rattin' machine 2" inqur-
ed one of the other.
"D'no" answered the questioned party standing
ready, at the time, to beat retreat If the noisy
'parmhn should make sudden appearance. "D'no
what the thunder il is but 1t keeps on n tremenjus
et-t mout be the teiegrqG Ike"
GOOD as wheat, by gravy, tits the telegraf, shore
enuf, SAM replied Ike, heerd thawur gitin' II
fixed up yur In ST. Louis. 'Spose'n we take squirt
at the fashin thing while it's 4 goin' i"-Deita.
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mx1r.. The Norm 0ns.- - He thai hath ttco coats
U lei hin. iDiparf that hath NOT These words
lei from the lips of savior lie said, also, When
was an hungered ye fed mep Although we are not Nor
mons yet feel for them because they are human beings
and have BEEN by force compelled To- leave their good
homes perish In the wilderness, unless relieved We
must say however, the efforts that the citizens Of Wash
ngton making Especially the LADIES' TO relieve them
truly prasewory yet there Is way that we can aid
them 10 great extent without suffering any Inconvenience
ourselves They want Clothing and that we can give by
taking one or two Of perhaps half dozen or more gar
mcns and giving to them for remember lie that hath
two coatsn &c. This will apply 10 all kinds Of Clothing
and would say to the Ladies' as well as the Gentlemen
be weary in well dong but take Of your clothing such
you can spare, and forward e Mr. GsoRoE SAVAGE
Variety and Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10Th Streets the office OF tile mteligencer, or "a
the office of the National Wing g&ts 49, ANHN
As the Committee find Il impossible thoroughly IN can
vass the city, many who would doubt like to contribute
being absent from home persons disposed can depositt
money with any of the following named gentlemen:
Gen W. JONES'
u Rev. H. X. GURLEY,
2" tFtt J. p. INGLE,
i.aah GEORGE SAVAGE, Stas
at5Haaps "A. ROTHWELL F'5 t'.
m vt s. BYlNGTON, Committee.
~ p5 Nv. Easily, ASf'%8
li,i r. ANDERSON,
F ROBERT CLARK, sss t,1E
Mr. FOGG, G m. e.gt, f
bct22-6t'}j l.. s. BECK. fWg
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III Washington city sill has a few cormorants-
gentlemen who are watching for places to slide into
One Of these who has been hanging on for some
time hit upon lucky expedient to gain his end and
during the Presidents late Illness, magnanimously
sent him lengthy receipt for the cure Of chills and
fever or bowelcomplaint Al last accounts the Pre-
sident had not determined what reward he intended
TO bestow upon the disinterested Samaritan,
s. Wabash Express