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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
MAS. WIZ. 4. WRIGHT.
WouIp s.peeli@Iy inform form ss a Of "an,e nS, she
the Of Lady from Phi ilha who
together genera, All Kinds
The Ladies' respectfully invited cali shop aud residence on
re9@.s l'ee'' first brick E, >'''"" '"
WI MOORE
y. IL w. EsOoWE.
INDL4.vaPoLIS, INDI4NA.
Commission ticrch ants, and wholesale
DcaicrS ian
GROCERIES, lRON, NAILS, SC.
0t-cssh paid for Wheat FlaN~td, Sc. 'iy
p. c. c. HUNT, DENTIST,
Office on fIlc Circle,
0ppo,,t II Pres6yer,0n Ctarch ''''-:m
DOCTOR GASTON.
AFFICE in the Drug Store ju-i
~ site Drown"gs Hotel where he may be found or may
CHARLES PARRY, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND 81 &c EON.
OFFICE street, north the ov
" ernor's Circle, Indianapolis IL i'm
REFORMED MEDICAL. PRACTICES.
j. Ii. JORDAN, M. D.,
Eclectic Physician,
Grdtedd Eclectic Institute, Cincinndt
INJECTOR JORDAN adopts the B0raNc PRac.cF as taught at
- the above named The use Of
he old practice 9e cures The Agne m all It's o'ms without
QUISrN., andthe Liver Complaint without MrHctRY.
Washington three doors west of the Palmer
House
indianapolis, AUG. II. ISas 90
w. G. THOMPSON, Nj. d.,
PNHSE IAN AND 81 * q Ed ".
Inianapois children and all chron
N chest viii his SPECIAL alent'n
9oce rabcts Jewe'y Store, oopsIe Brow ming oe
J. LISTER,
Medical ss,iv;snist and Electrician.
WOULD the citizens of indianapolis and vicinity that
" purchased Dr. Jones his Galvaomeer and will
chronic and dis
especially diseases peculiar females in which his mode
Of treatment il unriyacd 62.tf
DR. r. c.. GRAIDON,
GRADI ATE Of University Pennsylvania offers his
professional The Indianapolis and
ty Office Washington
JOHN H. SANDERS. NJ. d.,
6AFFIC T. Meridian three doors south
" the Baptist church.
Having had muck experience his profession tenders his services
to thee ze o city and co Iniry.
1877. JSy
nO(VTnD EVANS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
NEW HOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
large addition to their former stock Of books and would in
the cities Indianapolis and vicinity call in and
inc s Ba moop New x N naiaInr
THE American origin progress
the constitution Of the United states the duties of voters uries
and civil magistrates dedatd For public academies and
schools; by J2eIh Bartlett Du'e'sh at DAVIS RAYS OPP
ERvING's WoksA History of New York from beginning Of
erabe ponderines projects OF
William The Te,y and The elyalnc achievements Of Peter the
the authentic history of the that hath been
will published by Dedrcb Kncker'ocker just received by
- DAVIS x RAY opposite Palmer ouse
WEBSTETs'S 0UARTO DICTIONARY.
W. have received few copies Of the edition of
500 90 We selling thcunabrdgel work in quao
MORRISON TALBOT.
POCKET DIARY FOR 1919.
NEARslIs New Diary, or Daily Remembrance, containing
rencs and appointments almanac time and interest tables in mus
46 DAVIS RAY
SCHOOL ROCKS!
NEW and large Of standard School Books received
"a and for sale at lowest cash prices DAVIS RAYS OpPO
BIBLES! BIBLES.
SPLENDID Bibles for presents low prices and great
e variety ahe Book store OF DAVIS RAY opposite Palmer
ru,IIE Roads Railroads vehicles and travelling
OF ancient aud modern countries with accounts OF bridges.
nj and canals various parts Of the T HooD 's
rE'E Mcasu,er Pocket Companion showing
at view the contents of piece of land FROM dimen
sale by MOOD s NOBLE. IL
ORATORS of the American Revolutions students
~ christians who bgos citizens who
deHagosues, this work inscribed by Magoon for sale by
II DAVIS RAY. Opposite Palmer House
gDowEs Of the Pulpit thoughts addressed Christian minis
tiers md those who hear them ny Rev Gardner Spring d.
D.; ct DAVIS RAYS oppo'e Palmer House. Al
SCHOOL BOOKS,
EMBRACING all standard work used text books at
EL 20 DAVIS * RAYS, opposite Palmer House
SsCIENCE OF Governments by Andrew w. Young; a work
- that highly recommended call and examine just
received by HOOD & NOBLE Al
u NEW supply of Arthurs works the Lady Home. the
"a WIFE, tn" Mother and the Maiden just Tsesvsd S by
q LARGE supply of Peter rarey's works just by
"a II HOOD * NOBLE.
MATURE tendency Free by Frederick
Grimp; for sale at DAVIS RAYS, opposite the Palmer
House. Al
r, soMvELL the Protector: vinication; by Marie
u DAbgm; at DAVIS RAYS. opposite Palmer House al
81 nov MORRISON * TALBOTT
spsALNs aud Teaments in large print and Pocket Bibles.
l6 DAVIS RAY. opposite Palmer House.
ssEADLEy's Life of Cromwell just received u,
Es June IA MORRISON TALBOT.
wHIM andits Consequences by p. r. James, Esq. Just
"a recevcdby hood NOBLE. p
y oct 20 MORRISON & TALBOTT.
,t,ypEEA Peep at Pclynesian Life y Herman MeIvl;
L sale by DAVIS x RAY opposite Palmer House -
ooMs's Elements of Plane and sperical rrgonOms!ry
applications Mensuration ing aud Nav
igaIion just resolved by HOOD NOBLE -
NUFr,s North American embracing single and
entry Book Keeping practically adapted to the inland
''' AZ "''''''''' HOOD NOBLE.
BROTHER JONATHAN.
yr,ur pJ Rro,L,r ysainn and New Years,
just by DAVIS RAY opposite Palmer House. %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19


Sc and superior assortment Of English,
direct from the importers la
Is, Glass, porcelain, and pocket Ink
stands.
er, Ivory aud bone Folders,
1, Fancy WoIk Boxes, great variety,
iilh Ivory Tablets and Drawing Pencils,
;, Portable Wiring Desks,
PLAIN, fancy and embossed Visit
Les, Ing Cards,
Pocket Books and POrimonies,
Sealing Wax and Waters,
PapeleIies, in all varieties.
ard Che>smen, DOninos, aud Back
CANNON Boards,
Scissors, Needles, and Thimhles,
:, Spectacles, letter seals, mouth elu e.
'"& Is India Rubber, Pen Racks, Sand
ives. sand Boxes, Wafer Cups,
Black, Blue, Red and lndellible
Inks,
Mathematical instruments, Qnills,
Blank Books Of every variety. sc
~ line of stationery, which are offered
Isers, by DAVIS * RAY, opposite The
rs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

HAEsDSs ARE ANsp CUTLERY.
NUT received, an exensiy of Hardware
- - and Cutlery selected this
I'LL "A undersigned have also the for the Me-
80 10 dearis x Marlin'sceebrated Iatent
"a 40 Platform Scales,
~ weighing from 6un Ia 10000 lbs all of which
ranted correct They Iected daily, and will be
sold al factory prices, fright added.
Of acesin oufiae respectfully requested call
them, aud prices.
rE2Ms-Cashor pproved produce.
KELLOGG < DAVIDSON.
32-y IN @ he . Pad
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
law BOUNS! law tOOKS,

IlE Subscribers receiving large
ana valuable Law Ro"hs OF the latest editions which
as heap be sold by other Pro
on are invited TO cal examine Books and pur
noSi,a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

ATTENTION!
Look Here Every Body!
n N city OF indianapolis under the firm
DAVIDSON a. ssRANHELL,
the old of n H. Davidson Immediately opposite
Palmer Rouse lately added large weelccdsock
Of French English aud i@n Dry Goods Groceries, Yarn
Salt Sc &c which selling at greatly reduced prices. for
cash. orapprov ed country produce.
We Intend at all times kepa staple
fancy goods suited to the city aud country trade
that viii the interest OF buyers their custom
hand ard shall constantly supply
stqualuy OF Kanaw Ia salt at the lowest price
The highest market paid tor MI kinds merchannhe
produce. JOHN VI. BRAMWELL
indianapolis Sept. II. 1913. 3ty DAVIDSON
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
At Horns.
WHOLESALE ND RETAIL.
THE their Of Fall and Win
Goods. purchased IN New York the ior prices
which will enable them TO offer
Gre1i BargafpS
opurchasers complete and
cv. comprising III the styles FANCY Goods
together Staple Goods. Groceries
shoes Hats and Caps sc all Of which deter mined
sell a little
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPESTt
Merchants invited call make themselves
quainted with prices whether they purchase not
II. j.. e. HORN.
Indianapolis, Sept IS 1918 81 Sirn Of the Big -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19

Improved Premium Cooking stove.
yE,HE prepared furnish the citizens lni
annapolis the public generally the above cele
Cooking Tire and despatch al the
OF fuel and labor
render tins
other this market Hundreds Of them through
this purchasing ese,
plain fancy Pafor which
very low by THOMAS BUST, OF the Red Anvil. 40y
SUNysssszS.
~ TONS assorted Bloom Iron 900 kegs assorted Nails
- tons assorted Castings and Hollow Ware
Springs . Buggy and Carnage AXleS for sale ny
THOMAS BUST,
10Y Sign of the Red Anvil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1848-12-19
Bucks Improved Patent


rNrHE scr or to the public -four sizes 81 new pattern
OF Bucks Cooking stove, greatly owed which they
confidently only the perfect baking
hut The compact and bouul Cooking Stove offer
public. capacity baking (Nh the oi Bucks
cXcced every other toye has been greatly reased by
the ADDITION which enables II AXE at time
twice much ordinary cooking Being alright,
and having the fire be regulated suit
sion.
Those who good cooking stove that can be relied
should new b, ! fail please
satisfaction and refer 10 hun
deds Of famies which have them in We will IN
please upon lake back the refund
the
We have hand the and best selected stock Of
Cooking
OF The approved patterns plate
suitable and school houses box and
the celebrated Stauley and Saratoga
tight parlor stoves patterns alright
stoves in the market
TO above, lufacture and keep
land general Of Tn Hare which
Wholesale retail very low prices We prepared
ufacture all kinds copperwoTk the shortest notice.
e.. s J. cox,
- Wa.hn gton street. Meridian
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15

FIRST LovE.-The celebrated David Crockett when
quite young man, fell in love with beautiful Qua
ker girl, and he thus forcby, graphically, and poeti
cay described the effect on an ardent and susceptible
mind produced by a first love:
Il found myself over head and heels in love with
this GIRL and thought that if all the hills there were
pure chink, and all belonged would give them
i'll could just talk to her as wanted to; but was
afraid to Begin for, when | would think of saying
anything to her, my heart would begin to hutter Ike
duck in puddle; and if tried to Guido it and speak
it would get right smack up in my throat and choke
me Ike cold potatoe'
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15
Petition to Sell
Real Estate
CtHERIFF Sale.-Bv virtue oftwo writs of FIe

CHERIFF Sale.-By virtue oftwo writs of Fieri
- Facias against Ansel NJ. Hickman, issued out OF
office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court,
the in favor of James Lockhart and the other in
favor of John Pitcher, will, the 4h day of Febr-
ary A. D. 1917, the door of the house. in the
city of Evansville, between 10 o'clock A. NJ and
clock P. M of said day. expose to sale at public auc-
ton and outcry without regard valuation or APP
praisement laws the rents issues, and profits for the
term of seven years of the following deserted real
estate in the city of Evansville to-wit:
The Northwest or lower half of lot number 9, in
the Original Plan ofsad city of Evansville fronting
half the width of said lot on Water street. and run
ming back of equal width to the alley in the rear OF
said lot.
sues and profits sum sufficient to satisfy said Exc
cutIons and costs, will. at the time and place
proceed sell public auction and outcry the fec
simple of said above described premises to satisfy
said writs and the interest and costs due thereon
JOHN ECHOLS,
jan l4-w3w-prs fee 81 so. SheriffV. c.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15

TtaHr LAcINa AND RED NosEs.-If foolish girl,
by dint OF busk and bones, and squeezing and brae
ing secures the conventional beauty ofa wasp wa St,
she is toleraby certain to gain addition she by no
means bargained for, namely, rod nose, which in
numberess instances, is produced by no other caus
than the unnatural grth obstructing circulation, and
causing stagnation of the blood in that prominent
and important feature. Often in asseulbages of the
fair, have noses aultless in FORM but tinged
with the abhorded hue TO which washes and cosme-
tics have been applied in wild despair; but alas, in
vain! II the lovely owners could have known the
cause, how speedily the effect would have vanished
for, surely, the perverse admirer of distorted
spine and compressed lungs would deem the acquire
ment of dram-drinker's nose too heavy condition
to be complied with
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15

AN EXPENSIVE GAME.-It has been estima-
ted from fair data, that the expenses Of the war
with Mexico up to the third day of the present
month have amounted TO the enormous sum Of
one hundred and sirty-sepeR millions too hun
bred thousand dollars Add 10 this the large
annual gratulies which will have to be paid
out OF the treasury for the nert sirty yeors for
pensions-and consider the twenty thousand
lives, which have been lost TO the country, and
concession on the part of Mexico, which will
reimburse us for our vast expenditure of blood
and treasure. Byron pronounces wara mad
dull game, which tyrants play TO keep them
selves awake II certainly is a costly one;
and in the present case il Is difficult 10 predict
which will be the greater looscr-he that beats,
he or that is beaten.- Transcript.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15

OUR New BRAZILIAN MISIsrER.-The German
town Telegraph tells the following anecdoe of this
gentleman:
The Hon. David Todd, now Minister OF Brazil
while in Philadelphia, a short time before he sailed
for Rio, unexpectedly met in Dock street. just as he
was going down to the boat, on his way to Washing
ton, an old school fellow of his from the interior of
Ohio, whom he commonly called Jake Miller. They
had each other for several years. when they
attended the district school together.
why Dave." exclaimed Miller, clutching his
hand with the strength and tenaciy of vice, sis it
indeed youl Why, what in the world brought you
out here, and what you going to dot"
10, am just my way to Washington, Jake;
but expect shortly to proceed Minister to South
America"
Indeed! Why that's great way off, if the geog-
raphy we learnt together true. But do you get paid
for it, eh." looking up inquiringly.
80, yes-l get $4,000 as outfit and $1,000 a year,
"Indeed! Why that's an immense of money
still hope you may get it, but can tellyou, Dave,
[whisperedin his earl Il is my candid opinion you'll
make preacher
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15
FROM THEPACIFIC.

EIGHT WHALE SHIPS CAPTURED BY THE CAL
IFoRNIANs.-By the overland mail from the
Pacific we have file of the PoLynesidn from
February 9th to May 22d. The news is not
very important, but we extract some items of
interest.
The statements in the California papers con-
corning the horrible sufferings of the Emigrants
in the mountains are considered as being ex
aggerated. and it is added that but one instance
of cannibalism occurred.
The winter in the Oregon had been one of
unusual severity, and owing to the weather
and the scarcity of food 5000 cattle had perish
ed. The settlers felt this loss very much.
Considerable damage had been done in the
vicinity of Honolulu. The rivers rose rapidly
OVERLOOKING their banks.
Washingtons birthday was celebrated at
Honolulu with much spirit by the Americans.
The American store-ship Xylon, in port, fired
a national salute which was answered by the
Russian barque Elexande. There were no
United States ships of war in port at that
time.
WHALERs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our
Capt. Fisher, ofthe California, arrived the 10th
reports speaking, on the line, the America,
Fash, who reported himself from Margarita
Bay, Lower California, where he put in a few
weeks before to whale. Upon nearing the
place he found whalers in abundance and saw
over projecting point of land masts of eight
whale ships, but no smoke from boiling and no
boats in chase of whales in sight. Soon after,
two schooners crowded with men, stood out
from shore, with sweeps, towards him.
Alarmed at their appearance he called in his
boats, which were in pursuit of whales, and
stood off. Wishing, however, to ascertain
more, he sent his mate in boat to pull to-
wards the schooners, as far as he thought pru-
dent, and told him if he were captured he
would beat up the coast and inform the Com
modore. The mate pulled within three-quar-
tiers of a mile and saw so much to arouse his
fears of their being enemies, that he returned
to the ship which stood off,
A number OF whalers left San Francisco for
this bay to cruise, and it is supposed that the
Californians in the gulf have fitted out several
small crafts and captured them successfully as
they ventured in, it being a bay which is in
general uninhabited The fact that they were
lying there without fires or boats down, and
whales in abundance all around them, justifes
suspicion that they have been captured. If
so, about 300 men must be held prisoners of
war by the Californians, and property to the
amount of 100000 be in their hands, liable
to be destroyed at any moment.-NH. COHr.
d. Eng, 9th.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given that have taken out
v letters OF Executorship, with the will annexed
on the estate of the late William rafton ofthe city of
Evansville decd All those indebted TO said estate
requested to Immediately make payment, and all
those having claims against said estate, requested
to present them the subscriber legally authenticate
ed for settlement said estate is supposed be SOL
vent, those having settlements to make will please
call at the Office Viewer and Trafton the old stand
of Doctor Trafton. who authorised to make set
Elements and where the subscriber always be
found or N. Rawley at the Sherwood house.
dec 1O-tSSw. AMERICA TRAFTON, Executrix
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15
Headquarters, DEPART. OF vERA CRuz, /
HEADQUARTERS, CAMP WASHINGTON,
Dec. %, 1917.
(0pnrps No a


All persons not connected with the army,
(including suffers, but exclusive of persons re-
ferred to in the 81 part of this order,) DESTROYS
of placing themselves under the protection of
the troops that will leave here with train in
a few days for the city of Mexico, must furnish
their own transportation and subsistence, and
report themselves to Capt. Clemson, A. @. M.
for assignment to place in the line of march,
and obey such orders and regulations as he may
be authorized to make.
2. Merchants DESTROYS of sending up to the
city of Mexico, wagons or pack mules, will inn
mediately report to the lieutenant colonel COM
manding the number of each, in order that he
may assign to them position in the line, and
also appoint conductor, to take charge of
them.
1t is recommended that the merchants APP
point this conductor, he reporting TO the COM
handing officer Tor special instructions,
BY order of Lieut.. Col. MILES;
w. l.. CRITTENDEN, I'd Lieut.. 1st Inf
A. A. Adj. General.
Lieut.. Mcdonald, of the Sd Artillery; Lieut.
Catinet, Asst. Quartermaster, and Mr.. Rivers,
interpreter, with small party, left Puebla for
Jalapa. on the l7th ult., having a considerable
sum of money in their charge. They were at
tackled on that night by some fourteen robbers,
but although the three PANIED were the only
persons of the party who had arms, they de-
feated the lGdrones and arrived safe at their
destina ton.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15

LEGISLATIVE ArrLIoArioNs-Ina list for other pur.
poses the Newark Advertiser gives notice Of appcn.
lions TO the Legislature OF New Jersey for "a law TO
compel fish In Subway river obie when unexception.
able bait Is thrown TO them Also. 'ior an net ncor
poratng an Egg Factory, will clause allowing the
Directors to require the hens TO lay two eggs day,
Sundays exceptcd) provided they can make bargain
to that effect with the hens" Nothing is said in re-.
ierance to an "indvdual liability clause, binding the
fish and hens.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15
YOUTH AND AGE.

The following beautiful lines originally appeared
he Etonian, periodical started about twenty year
ago, by the boys of Eton College For truth, tender
hess and melody they are incompatible:
often think each tottering form
That limps along in life's decline,
Once bore heart as young as warm
As full of idle thoughts as minel
And each has had its dream ofjoy,
His own unequalled pure romance;
Commencing when the blushing boy
First thrills at lovely womens glance.
And each could tell his tale of youth,
Would think its scenes of love evince
More passions, more unearthly truth,
Than any tale before or since
Yes they could tell of tender lays
At midnight penned in classic shades,
OF days more bright than modern days
And maids more fair than modern maids.
OF whispers in awilling ear,
OF kisses on a blushing cheek;
Each kiss, each whisper, far too dear,
Our modern lips to give or speak,
Ofpassons too untimely crossed;
Or passions sighted or betrayed
OF kindred spirits early lost,
And buds that blossom but TO fade.
Of beaming eyes and tresses gay,
Elastic form and noble brow,
And forms that have all passed away
And left them what we see them now
And is it thus-is human love
So very Ii ght and frail thingl
And must youths brightest visions move
Forever on Times restless winul
0Must all the eyes that still are bright,
And the lips that talk of bliss,
q And all the forms so fair to sight,
Hereafter only come to this
Then what are earth's bestyisioRs worth,
If we at length must loose them thus!
If all we value most on earth
Ere long must fade away from usl
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-15

A DMINISTRATOK'SS aIe.-By virtue OF
n an order OF the Probate Court, made at its No
vember TERM A. D. l947 the undersigned, administra-
of Isaac r. Knight, deceased, will sell at public
auction the 9Th day of February next at the
house door, in the city of Evansville, the following
described real estate, to wit:
The undervided two-ffths of the s. w. or. of the
the ~ E. or. of section 81, T. 6, s X 10 w.
Also, the undervided two-ffths of the n W. or.
of the n. E. Or. of section 81 T. 6, s. r. W., in the
county of Vanderburgh.
Terms Of Sale.-One-half of the purchase money
in three months and onehaf in six months from the
day of SALE the purchaser giving with approved
security and waving all benefits from valuation OF
appraisement laws.
HENRY p. VAUGHN, Admir-.
BAKER & GARvIN. Airys. jan. tw-4w.