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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL,
rNnVAEA

ENDIANAs
6tANAL LETTING.-The undersigned will received sealed
" Hante, Indiana, the 2sh day of May
of forty miles OF the Wabash and Erie
Canal Terre Haute Point Commerce. the
The line will be divided into sections
about length and will embrace the variety of work
similar division of canal which
is one reservoir of tdocks culvers sc together
wi OF portion the Eel river dam and the
guard lock connected Herewith.
Payments ade the work advances in par funds
The line TO ready for inspection by the 18th OF
Nav by Goth that month"; the plans specifications, es
mates quantities. will be exhibited the Engineers oiee
in Ter Esute.
Dsted Terre Il auto, 18th March, 1873.
CHARLES BUTLER
THO. ii. BLAKE,
AUSTIN NJ. PUETT
Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal.
March 40 96 sw Goth MAY.
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ASy'5>s "a ~

The Congressional is as usual, unimportart
as proceedings" President making by the Wing
House, leaves the Senate matter unfinished and con-
sequently but little is done in the way of legitimate
business. portion of the wing majority travel
ling and making speeches in States about holding
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

ENR JOHN J. DRUMMOND, Of Noblesve india seduced
~ wife few days since and departed unknown 10
This scoundrel succeeded edcng the
broken my family, consisting Of wife and
children and rendered myself the miserable OF moa For
twelve vile and had lived in the enjoyment Of the
domestic happiness considered self Of
wife n of
domestic fidelity and female purify. But alas the wicked per
desire that Mr. Editor will publish this brief notice
this ber OF female virtue that he properly estimated in
fled punish
wicked conduct and Of the holy saying Those
whom God hath joined together LET pat asunder"
AUSTIN TURNER.
Will ghoul copy. IOI-3mo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
laie of tNditua. Marion Comfy. q,

the Fshraay Of the Maden rross cour A. D. 1913,
probably yent Creditors siherefore eqnIed he their
against the eAae OR ao Ia the said Probate Coun within
hereof they will payment.
rsb. 9fa 1873 E3n's BESSEr ISAAC, Adm nislraior.
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]. HI. WELLCOMB E'S
PATENT INDIA DIAMOND CEMENT

THE Proprietor would respectfully inform the public that he
has now the satisfaction them which
weld, beautifully and durably, all articles of
china EaRTHE.N AND GLASS WARE, SHADES, ORJs.9-
.ME-FTS MARBLE, IVORY, &c,
without dsgurng them in the least rendering them at
they before broken and
not ted by heat, water, air.
This weakened in the least when subjected to
strong when immersed in hot The publ have
long necessity OF such article and in this their
pecaon fully realized renders article ready for
use in a short time.
used India making the finish Of china
is anplied without heat, and be used by child.
B. will the importance of becoming
ouainted and only article for du, ably repan
when is trifing. I002pisf
nThe agent 1i remain at Fraziers Hotel for Ueek
from Monday. nth ApriL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
WANTED.

nn "A DOZEN Hens and 100 dozen Turkeys, delivered
USI Smiths Tavern south Of the Court House, indanapo
lis LIST Of May 154s For which 81 dozen will be paid
for Hens, and 50 per dozen for Turkeys.
lJI-tlst Nav ABNER SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
~ GREAT INCONSISTENCY:

~
Physicians prescribe DR.. ROGERS LIVERwORTA AND TAR
stages and the most hopeless of CONSUMPTION,
all other medicines have failed 1t has proved itself to be
medical aid in curing that disease Now
inepient such COUGH
COLDS &c. &c. when the Lungs not too far gone before u
place 1t is seldom known to fail in brenk-
ing up Cough Cold in few hours time,
strictly followed TheGENUINE DR. ROGERS
LIVERWORT AND TAR which makes many wonderful
cures Hannamans Drug in this city,
wholesale o. retail
One Thing Certain that Basm Of Wild Cherry 10
far remedy used for all distressing coughs and diseases
Of Lung The being performed really astonishing
the world Dr. celebrated wholly inno
remey-beng composed principally Of the Wild Cherry and
Pine combined by medical process with the
Moss another Natures euratves for pull
monary diseases
Besides astonishing efficacy in the diseases above mentioned
very eeetua remedy in Asthma the complaint in
extensively used with decided in
of years standing.
regular physician but has been well
tested mpants for which il recommended
{13- See advertisement. oo-t eh.
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Military land Warrants.

For the information of the holders of Military
Bounty Land Warrants, we publish the following
Circular of the Commissioner Of the General Land
Office to Registers and Receivers Of the United States
Land Offices.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

N UDGE IIalburtous Yankee Stories,
30 Travels Rocky Mountains, by Joel Palmer,
Sketches If the early settlements of the West,
Salalhiel, &c. &c. MORRISON TALBOT,
april One door Of Brownings.
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Regular Packet Line
FROM
MADISON no CINCINNATI.

In connection ulfk The ~ d I. Raiiread.
<r,iE new splendid WISCONSIN. T. 7. Wright
Master Madison Monday Wednesday. and
Friday on the arrival the half past O'Clock p NJ
and viii Ciacnna every tuesday Thursday and Saturday
al 70 O'Clock. NJ
MADISON will Madison Tuesday,
day and Saturday u O'Clock = ~. and win leave Ccinns
every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday at l2 O'clock NJ
the will greatly the adj
tine OF hoess they be furnish
with good state Also in coming from Cincinnati and
ali intermediate ports take the they viii find this ln8
cheapest key remain board al night free Of ehase
"a few more Of the same sort Ien.rrs
uNLE6ANT Neeneworked Caps and deep ordered Cambria
sprfe Opposite The Palmer Hcuss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
NEW ROOKSI

NEW BOOASi
an oRRISON & ia LBOTT opening fine addition 10 their
IVA stock OF books Having made their purchases the
Spring Trade Sale they enabled offer unusual
buyers They keep supply OF
MEDICAL an ID Law BOOKS,
Which will be sold al the lowest prices.
They desire call special extensive and beautiful
men Of Chdrens Books CT grade and price
nprl7 One door west of BrOxnings.
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JUST RECEIVED, DIRECT FROM
NEW ORLEANS.
n ~ HDS Prime N. o. Sugar brls Nc. 2 slackerel,
- Qb6 brls Crushed DO. 4brs No. , do,
brls N. o.. Molasses, brls No do,
8 brls 2 bhs No. do
bris Sugar House MOosses, kits No. do,
II hfs Golden Syrup, 6 kits Salmon,
30 boxe lint. and C. P. Teas brl Madder
hoxes Candles, Indigo,
Ia Spice, 76 Coffee,
80 bags Pepper, 80 hrls Florida Tar,
II boxes Raisns, 5bores bar Tobacco,
Al and boxes Rnsns.
goods by Of
firm will be ouud 10 be OF superior quality Merchants and
invited call and examine with
that will sell them goods be Cncin
natl or Madison, adding freights BLYTHE HOLLAND
npr17 Railroad Depot East Aide.
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LATER STILL!

LATER STILL!
a 4 MAYHEM may be fine Staple
N Fancy Dry Goods Family Groceries which they
are determined possible prices for
ing purchased rates they
Their stock part of following variety
Dress Goods. &c.
French Scotch, English, and American Ginghams;
Irish Poplins. Linen Ginghams;
Oregon Cheeks, .5ranadne;
Fancy Plaid aud Mode Derages
Foolhar1 and Princess Plaid siiFsi
Changabe eLanes and Oxford Piaids
Fancy Plaid Figured Lawns, &c:
Bingham. Lawns and Chambray Gnshams;
Plain Plaid Jaconets, Swiss Null;
Victoria India Musns;
English, and American Prints;
Bro French Linens: Black, Blue aud Brown Hollands;
ia and 10 brown and bleached Sheengs;
al super. unblearhed Muslins;
Fancy, Mode, Thibet and DeLaine shawls;
Berage and Cleopatra Shawls;
seAsonaiie Bonnet and Cap Trimmings;
Linen Cambria and Linen Handkerchiels
Cotton and Linen Bobin Thread Jaeonei, Sc;
six Ingran Black oil dressed besched mixed and
Super Kid and Embroidered silk Gloves;
Linen Tapes Braid and Bohin and Coronation Cord;
Parasos Ladies' Umbrellas;
Nankeens and Satin, Jeans;
French and English bro. and check Linens.
General variety Of seasonsbe good, for Gents and fouth
and complete assortment Oh me Family OroSeres &c ~
April Is. 1873. 100 3mos wssw
Estate OF John McCready, deceased.
Legal Representatives Of JOHN Nc cRAaDf G9
Bart TopashP, Lancaster County, deceased
Public Sale.
Of an order of "a county,
Subscriber ADM MIS- rator Of said deceased VIII sen on saar
day May, at O'Clock NJ the public house O.
Hannah ulgs the village Of Ge@geOwn, In said township OF
a for the payment of the debts OF the deceased acl Of and
in said township contani about seventy acres wha
LOG DWELLING, trim
tine, PickeI. Christian sheIs and samuel Bsuehman
Administrator Of saa deceased.
Lancaster. Pa, March IS, ls45
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

ER rdOVEN'S Collection of Sacred Musician arangeme
Eb IRON the Compositions Of Beethoven HAYDN and Mozart
MORRISON & TALBOT,
april One door west OF Brow mini rs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20
MEXICAN WAR.

rryHE subscriber and viii shortly publish History
War comprising complete history OF all the
one o army Mexico With biographical
the distinguished officers the
lar army force illustrated with
cravings.
enerprsns and cient of good character
profitable employment in circulating the above work IN nd
ana and all other inmaton applicants viii please nd
dress the suhsc riber by mail paid. H. MANsPELD,
New Haven, Connecticut.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-04-20

PEOUGHS.
EDEACOCK snd Diamond Pougs from the mandatory OF Rich
II ardson Taylor, Madison indiana superior article.
BLYTHE K HOLLAND,
spri7 Railroad Depot enst side
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with the mighty army of F~renchmen, and
should the aged and feeble king Of France be
called to his fathers underthis excitement, and
q victorious army returning to the land Of
Napoleon, where isthe power to hold diem in
check! Certainly not in an infant king, and
should the mighty Eagle Of liberty again dart
forth from its lofty summit and proclaim the
homo Of the French a land of freedom! all
Europe will rock like a floating continent
without q foundation, and when the thunder. Of
war and the cry Of liberty to The world reaches
this happy land Of Columbia's sons, with a
great and victorious army just returned or re-
turning from a foreign land, who but a second
Washington, in the person Of Gen, Taylor,
could have nerve and power to hold this great
and mighty people to a neutral line?
could say much more, but the people will
close the chapter in November.
Yours truly,
D. w. HALEY.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-25
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED

Of all the cures that have been recor.
ded, we can safely say that the annals
OF medicine can furnish but fe v equal
tothls; which now stands a living proof
OF the durability of Consumption, even
when life has been ~despaired Of. Thorn.
as Lochran-his person was seized with
a violent cold, which produced a severe
cold, and brought on an inflammation OF
the lungs. He had frequent pains in the
chest, likewise in both sides, experience.
ed much difficulty in breathing-had CO.
Plous night sweats, and was subject to an
occasional splitting of blood.
While in this situation he placed him.
self under a highly celebrated physician
under whose care he remained twomonth
but found his disease still growing worse
He then tried the Thompsonians, and
preserved in the use oftheir remedies for
ten weeks, without any relief: He next
tried advertised remedies with no better
success. The disease continued pro.
crossing gradually until he took fresh
coio' ne then commenced sinking fast,
losing in a short period over thirtv
pounds in weight. He then tried the
Homeopathy system for three months, at
the end of which time he was reduced
to a mere skeleton, At this critical
stage Of his disease, with scarcely auy
hope of help, he commenced using the
BaIsam Of Wild Cherry, and in 12 weeks
by theuse ofthis Balsam he was restord
to health, and at the present time has
not a symptom of the disease in any
form.
1estimony:-We, the undersigned hav.
ing been intimately connected with the
above named Thomas Lochran hereby
testify this statement to be perfectly
correct GloRGE CURTIss
JOHN MAXWELL.
G-See advertisement.
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FAamtatIOm for Sale i'm Mad
lSOM County.

"A PLANTATION containing 1O4C
acres of the very best Creek bot.
tom, and up land, is offered for sale on
the most liberal terms From $50 10
6Oo acres are in cultivation, Of which
nearly one half IS Creek bottom, we'll
dItched and drained. The up land in
cultivation is all circled. The pIace
has a constantly running stream passing
through it, which will afford water en.
ough to gin the cotton and grind the
corn for the use Of the plantation, Ills
well supplied with Springs of the best
water 1t has upon it a large new Gin
House and Cotton Press, a negro qua
ter sufficient TO house from rs 10 80 ne.
groes, and all necessary out-buiIdinps
IN proportion. The Dwelling House is
good, also has attached to it, a fine or.
chard and garden, containing a large
number of the best peach, apple. pear.
plum, apricot, nectarine, &C., trees:
grape vines, and almost every fruit that
comes to perfection in this country.
The house and garden are Handsomely
improved. The most Of the land i
fresh; but little of it having been cult.
waited o than from one to four wears.
| believe it to be one of the most desir-
able tracts Of land in the county, not
only from the quality of land, improve.
ments, water, &c, but also health.
1t IS Offered for sale at a less nr;ao
ana on better terms thanI have heard oil
such land and improvements being Of
Iered at in tire county,
There will also be sold at the lowest
market price with the plantation, the
'roP of corn, a large stock of hogs,
sheep, and plantation tools; also
rouse hold and kitchen furniture, If the
purchaser should need them. tits with.
n three miles of Camden.
For information apply to ABRAM A.
dcWlLLlE, near Camden, Madison
Mississippi, {
Feb. &c, l848. 94-tf I
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Senator Allen offered resolutions, some DAYS
ago, instructing the Judiciary Committee to
Iqnuire whether the act of 1898 (or 1897 re-
CURED amendment for more efficient punish
ment OF persons in the army holding cores
pondence with the enemy in time of war
These resolutions were laid on the table, in
consequence, perhaps, of a discovery some
thing like the following, by the New Orleans
Delta:
according to the old law Of 1899, recited
by Senator Allen, Mr.. Trist has rendered him.
sell amenable to the pains and penalties attach
ing to the offence of holding intercourse with
a foreign Government, "with intent to infu.
ence the measures or conduct of such Gov
eminent" The penaltyis i" fine not exceed
ing $4,000, and Imprisonment not less than six
months, nor more than three years.D There
can be no doubt that Mr.. Trist has violated
ms act Were he to return to this city, we doubt
not that the District Attorney would be bound
TO nave him arrested, and brought before a
Grand Jury. But, fortunately for Mr.. Trist. he is
alone in this disagreeable predicament.-
less a parsonage than James X Polk, Presi-
dent Of the United States, has made bimselr
accessory, p~articcps c%rinsiantis, in the violation
the act 1899. He has adopted, recognized
authorized Mr.. Trist's unlawful act: he
s. therefore, an accompIice after the fact in
this serious misdemeanor. Mr.. District A ttor-
ley Durant, will, therefore, have to join James
Polk in the Indictment, unless His Excellen-
y should turn States evidence, and get the
he start Of Mr.. Trist. r,
Wouldn't it be a funny affair to indict the
resident OF the United States for a misde-
and to put his High Commissioner q
lto qnOd, on his return from his brilliant and d
l~ccessful mission?" {
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ed the animal with SOM other creature that
had hair omit.
MY hearers-.Keep what you have got and
get what you cam is a very bad precept, II
every body were to act upon this principle,
a precious little indeed could be got. HeYthnt
had much would keep it always without benz
eft to himself or to any one else; and he that
had nothing would be in a fair way to Just hold
his own for ever. No, no-the seed must be
sown before it be made to produce sixty, or
an hundred fold! but you must be careful and
not SOW it upon barren ground, or you will
have the modification of gathering nothing
but thistles at the best. Of every three pence
put one In your pocket, dispose of another for
the good of the body, and give the other to
God, through the hands Of the poor and needy;
and heaven will smile upon, fortune favor YOU,
men speak well Of you-and finally go to your
long home as happy as a woodchuck to his
winter burrow. Be saving but not parsimo-
nous l want you to enjoy the good things
OF this N'rld in a moderate and rational man
ner, as becomes a being of belly and wisdom.
Partake thankfully and cheerfully of the good
gifts OF Providence with which you are sur
rounded, and not sit like patience Jon d mon
ument smelling at beef Open your mouths,
your hearts, your hands and your pockets
and %reap-giye and receive-help one an
and the reward will follow-but not in
the manner that it followeth the thief. And
above all, foster an~dencourage a spirit Of love
mot that passion born love which springs up
y a night, like the mushroom and departs as
'uddenly; but that gentle heavenly, umaran-
hine love, which not only fourishos in smiles
'ut blooms as fresh in tears. So mote it be!
Dow, JR.
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D, w. HALEY

AUsrRIA.-The affairs Of this country ar,
every day becoming more critical. The army
Of Italy alone now amounts to 100000. Be.
fore the commencement Of the present agita,
ton, the Austrian Government had no money
70 spare, and they have since endeavored to
procure a loan Of the RothschiIds, but were
met by the answer, "We will advance no
money for war purposes" An attempt was
Being made to obtain o loan eqaalto G4,0O0,-
600 ofthe Emperor Of Russia.
Letters from Vienna refer to active military
preparations. Large orders for the fabrication
Of arms have, it is said, been sent to the Prus-
sian factories. One order alone, sent to Solinn-
gen, ~ for seven thousand sabres.
A letter from Lemberg, in GaIlicia, OF the
28th December, states that the town was in
agitation in consequences Of the manifestations
of the Jews who are said TO be 30,000i in num-
Der, and who have been much irritated al an
announcement ri hat a proposition rec recommending
that the Jews should be adopted to the rights
Of citizenship, had been rejected. 1t was much
feared that the Jews would attempt to make
an effort for their Independence.
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Canton, March 10, 184s. 27-29
THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPI.
Madison Coumtu.

-| ~
BY the Probate Court of said co,,n.,
March Term, l848.
T appearing to the satisfaction Of The
Court that Peninah |. Johnson. flate
Penlnah |. Davis,) administrators. and
John W. Johnson, administrator lin
right Of his wife) of the estate Of Elan
H. DAVIS deceased, have failed and ne.
elected to make their regular settle.
ments as administrators aforesaid, and
II appearing also to the Court that said
administrators are not residents Of lb;s
state, but reside beyond the limits lbare.
o. O. 50 that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be served on them. Il i
therefore ordered by the Court that. IN.
less said administrators appear becora
ms Court at the next term thereof M,
'he End Monday in April next and
make settlement as the law requires.
.Aelr letters will be revoked. 1t is firth.
ordered that publication thereof he
made once . week for two successive
veeksln the Mississippi Creole, a news
court is held. sun
Attest, JOHN T. CAMERON. clpk
o" 90 1910 1929
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-25

.'''"t" hemedy. tor all feed pains i
Ms SIDE, chest, 1Oins, back, 5owels
muscle,
ltEUMATISM in all is varie,
form, Nervous Affections. Lung,
ana Liver complaints, Spinal Affections
femaIe weaknesses, &c, &c. For The
above complaints this plaster has nc
equal The great celebrity which 4
. alieady acquired, not only in the
new world, the extraordinary cures i
mas performed in the most extreme
cases Of suffering, have acquired for L
sach reputation, that the proprietor
mas not (until recently been able to sun.
ply half the demand.
Inc sales throughout every city.
town and village in the United States are
without parallel!
a circumstance MOI surprising. when
tne vast amount of human SUFFERING 70.
Ileved by its use be considered, in spinal
GeiecIs the benefit usually is of the most
ceciaed character. In Nervous COM
plants, nineteen cases out of twentv
readily yield to the penetrating stimula
combined in this valuable preparation,
10 Rheumatism either acute or chron.
ic me claims of the Hebrew Plaster
nave long since been universally ac-
knowledged. Those who are laboring
under weak backs, no matter from What
cause the weakness may have originat.
Sevenl If such person have been mis-,
~ previous applications in the
use q the Hebrew Plaster they will find
affected part suddenly restored to
INC original ~soundness.
As a supporter in cases of constitu.
-lonal weakness it will be found of great
advantage. 1t is particularly recon.
70 Females who are suffering
rom sudden weakness, or general de-
'!!llty' IN short, it embraces all the
virtues which the most scientific mind
vas capable ofcompounding from yalua.
'le substance found in the old world.
INC Will be found entirely free from
hose objections which are a source oc
omplalnt with the numerous spread
lastors now fefore the public.
VI These pIasters possess the ad.
antage of being put up in air tight
oxes, hence, they retain their full yir- {
les in all climates
Sold sholesale and retail byScoyl g.
lead' No 80, Charities ST., New Or {
'ans, La, General Agents for the South 5
Sold in Canton by E. D. WARD g.
o, FRESHLY & MOSBY, and BY +
II regularly authorized agents through c
the State. C
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-25

PERSONS visiting the Macedonian will see in
the bow two of the guns taken with the yes.
sci from the British. The stamp of the crown.
wi'h O. R. beneath, tells the story. An En-.
gllsh CockHey, looking at them a few DAVIS auo.
said contemptuously-
ITS heasy enough to put that stamp on a
gun of Yankee make"
How long do you suppose it would take? ~
asked a bystander.
NO more than 'alf an hour" replied Bow
Bells.
WE'LL" reioined the other, ave took forty
ioar OF those guns, with the stamps already
on 'em, in seventeen minutes"