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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

Stiff Compliant, Sweeney, Disien4Ptr, C0gks,
ana SO,e Eyes Curc9
NJ. Michel, Postmaster al Fiat, Fulton CO.
Illinois, says
Mr.. II, &. Farrell Your Arabian Iini ment
is highly priced here. We cured one Of nv
neighborS' horses Of the Stiff Complain BY
about four or i've applications, aud cured one
OF my own ofihe Sweeney. Our Sheriff jos.
Dykes, cured his horse OF u bad Cork with it;
he also tried it on colt that had The Distum.
per very bad, and cured it Immediately. He
says it is decidedly the greatest horse medi-
cine heIevor used, There have been numerous
cures ofSore Eyes with it. | find it ysry
valuable medicine both for man and beast
BEWARE sOF COUNTERFEITS.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
II. q. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor,
and wholesale druggist, No II Main street,
Peoria, ILL.,, 10 whom al applications for agen-
Gies or purchase must be addressed. Be sure
you get it with the letters IL G. before Far
relfs, thus-l, G. FARRELL'S-and my sig
nature on the wrapper; all others are counter
teits. For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgo v;
II. Blaksley & Co, Wholesale agents, St Louis
Mo, and regularly authorized agents all over
the United States.
CEJ'Cail aud get FarrIer Book, free Of
charge.
March 7, lS50--3m
n, B. Beware Of a spurious preparation
called w. B. Forrell Arabian Linitnent, a
base counterfeit which has just made il. ep.
pearance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

CEGvcH seed, Sc.
We have just received md offer f11 sale L.
.ow prices lot of
Fresh Clover seed, Dry goods
Hardware, Groceries and Dyrsiufrs
Fine English Cheese, Chocolate, &c Sc
making our stock for the early spring trade
unusually complete, md as one Of our firm
is now in the East, we shall receive an early
and rich supply Of Goods for the approaching
season. ml4 BOON, TALBOT & SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
Wooden Ware.

wooden ware.
Just received per Saranak, the largest and
best assorted lot Of wooden ware ever offered
iortsalc in Glasgow, con .isting in part Of
SO doz buckets
do Churns
J DO well buckets
Il do Brass bound Cedar do
2 do Covered do
80 hlf bushel measures asstd kinds
a nests wooden bowls
doz Mop handles
doz California Horse buckets
l do willow market buckets
7 nests painted tubs
doz tea cans. also brooms, whips, rolling
pins potatoe maashers, store shovels, skip
ping ropes, Cocoa dppers, knifes, trays. d.;
mOrl4 J. E. SWINNEY.
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list OF LETTERS

| letters:
Allison Henry Johnson Allen
Anderson VIM Kerr Andrew
Apologize Lisbon Kraayvenger FIR
Bornet David Leveridge Asa
Bureson II Lewis Mrs Sarah
Brewer SachIl LewisMrs Sarah Ann
Revn John or Sons Lewis Mrs Jane
Burton John Mcdonald r S
Biakey French McGirk John A
BobbiIt VIM Mccormick Arrom
Brown WM G MuIlens Mrs Jane
Barron G II Marshall Newton
Bro1ley " m T Miller Robt &: &C
Carson VIM Miller John
Collins W McCreary Benz
Crenshaw Wm Morrow Ruth
Chase Bonjamin McAdams Mrs D
Digges F w Mott Horace
Davis NoGae! McAllister 4 B
Duenkel A Mitchell Jabress
Davis VIM R Plunkelt Miss NJ F
DeCourcey Riley BenjS
Dicken Miss E Rossan VIM
Estill John II Riley w w
Evans r Robinson James
Emery Mrs Martha ERead Henry B
Elliott Robt Az Riley John G
FOlIensein c B Slreugey Henry
Florey Jackson Shaw D P
Fox Mrs Mary Seer etary MoInin
Gresham Daniel Star Lodge Nog Is
Gibbs Stephen Swinney VIM
George VIM Starns Elan
GraveIy George Standby Barney
| Herald Editor Of Stanley DR. 5
Iiealey John Turner Lynch
Harper G w Turner Edwin
Ilerndon Zach Sharp VIM
Hall Jesse Wiley & Dameron
Hancock w w Warden Elijah
Hancock Rob! White Capt B F
llursh Geo White John
Hays John Wiggle Victor
Johnson Geo Wilherc Milton
Johnson VIM Wilson Mrs NJ LC
Jackson Miss Yeager Miss f II
Johnson Ezra
w, F. DUNNICA. p. d.
April 3, 1850.
4 BBL. Alcohol, | do sp,s Turpentine for sale
! Il by mar2i DIGGES & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
Liver Complaint, Erysipelas and Rhcuma>
l,snl Enrrl

Liver Complaint, Erysipeas and Rhcuma>
lism Cured.
RGy'ctct, Marion CO., Ky. May II, 70.
Mr. II. G. Farrel--Dear Sir: Your Linz.
mcnt is selling very well, and doing a vast
deal Of good among the people. 1t has cured
bad case Of Erysipeias, and another Of a
tad pain IN The breast A lady, who was con-
fined 10 her bed for several months with Lirer
Complaint and 4 Election Of tke Heart, was en-
tirey cured by the use of your Arabian Lini-
ment. She said the doctor, could DO her no
good It has been applied TO q fresh cut and
cured il in short time. nave Teen afflicted
with Rheumatism for long tue and lust be.
fore wet spell il panied me 50 much tLat /
had no peace all DAY; and ia tie Light com.
menced bathing ard rubbing with r5nr Lint;
ment, and before was done rubbing, the pain
ceased mo. BUCHANAN,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

4 BBL. Alcohol, | do sp.s Turpentine for sale
Il by mar2i DIGGES & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
". ID. st9gal',

QA hhGs N. o. sugar from fair to strictly
wv choice in store and to arrive, for sale
by MI PERRY d. BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11

J1tsU FcCclVCu PEI klayGGc.
$50 bbls d. hlf bbls best CHM. Whisky
10 do Clover seed
2 Casks best Seignette brandy
6 dog cans prime Ky. mustard
5 hf bbls butter crackers
6 doz pair Hames ass'd kinds
D do bottles Ink nsst'd sizes, also variety
Of other articles making in all, the largest and
most complete stock ever brought to this mar
ket mar Il e SWINNEY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
JEREMIAH EAGAN,
MICHAEL ABBOTT.
Fresh Esrugs g. Medicines.

Glasgow, March %, 1850, 3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
St. Louis-fe62S-lf

q ,Of EE cO bags PRIME lilo coffee in store
" and for sale by
mii PERRY s. BARTHOLOW.
GtLOVER & BLUE GRASS SEED-for
sale by mid PERRY d BARTHULOW
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-04-11
CIGAR&.

10 boxes best quality, Just received and for
sule by feb2S j. f.. 5 IVTNNEY,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

be 600 per annum. which he has divided equally
by his will among his children and grandchildren.
DENMARK.-it is said the King will abdcnte.--
Prince Frederick will eSpou~e the Duchess Helena,
and, under the influence of Russia will ascend the
throne OF Denmark. 1t is supposed that thus the
complicated difficulties surround the question be-
adjusted
RoME.-The unpopunriy of the Pope appears TO
be on the increase. Ii l. said that nearly all the Ro
man youth have either emigated. been Imprisoned,
or under suspcnipn and allowed To be abroad
after sunset.
All the letters Of the English Consul except official
ones. are intercepted and examined.
Finances are in melancholy state, iheir paper be-
ing at Ii per discount. aud The Jesuiis have
been established Moclena aud ~ their property re-
stored.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
For The Stafe Sentinel.
May 10, 1850.


To THE CITIZENS OF lsDIASAPoLIs-Ge ntiemen-We
cannot permit the kindness extended to during
late visit your city pass without expressing
ings of gratitude which due to the citizens of neigh
boring city.
Having entered your State for the purpose OF claiming
and bringing away fugitive slave IL but natural for
expect less hostility upon the part OF surh
citizens OF Indiana termed aboionisis; did
know what number of that class might with
We therefore prepared 10 effect purpose at all
hazards But take great pleasure in saying, that
found only disposition the part of your citizens
justice and only Justice, between the parties and
when the negro identified and proven be a slave
Your laws required, did the slightest mani
ieslaiion hinder modest in bringing him away
but on the contrary believe assistance would have been
rendered by you had been necessary. We feel
deeply sensible Of this kindness, because
ed aud would be lost to all OF honor,
10 fail return thanks TO all parties concerned
Whit live in States supporting different local ns
tutions, IL is by necessary right, that this
should be Of Earring and discord between us; but
upon the contrary citizens of neighboring States,
should do you have done this instance support and
carry o Tar possible, the laws and regulations of
the different States; and, brethren OF great Repub
lc cultivate and cherish those feelings OF confidence and
love, which will render happy in peace, and cement
and bind together 10 the hour OF peril. With
RANGES Of kindest regards, remain, gentlemen,
Your obedient servants,
GERvAS s. SMITH,
X. M. SMITH,
JNO- p. SMITH,
JNO. &. MOUNT,
JAS. NJ. HEAD,
JNO. IA. WHEELER,
JNO. l.. SMITH,
JAS. M. SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

count given Of Mr. Rhetis speech at Tie late meeting
in Charleston, represents that many persons mite
with Mr.. Rhett. Mr.. Rhett declared that the Nash
vile Convention had started the bail of reroiution
IL Is well that the disuninDists North and South
should thus avUw themselves.
The following is copy of notice circulated in
the Hall IF Representatives to-day, viz:
"Members Of the House of Representatives who
favorable to the immediate admission of Calfor-
ria, separated from all other questions, viii meet in
this Hall at 8 o'clock, this evening""
The will begin next week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
later from Liberia and the African
E0nSf

BY the schooner d. c. Foster. Capt. Garfield. from
Stonrova, Africa. May 18TH learn that the Colony
was perfectly healthy No slavers had been captured
on the coast for time. The Colony in "a
very prosperous condition. The health of the Am.
Squadron on that station, was very good. The ID. G.
Foster was boarded by Her Majesy's brig Wolverine.
and was detained some time, under cion of being
SLAYER, but was released after thorough search by
the officers and crew.
Captain Garfield met with the U. States brig Balm
bridge. Commander Slaughter, at Monrovia, May Ia.
just arrived from cruise to the Guinea Sea, in
paBy with the q. States ship Portsmouth, Commander
Peck. bearing the broad pennant of Commodore Greg
Dry. She touched at all the intermediate ports Road
sieads and Slave Stations; visited WheyGah, Lagos,
Benin, Old and New Calabar, Fernando Pc, the Cam
eroons, aud Princes Islands. The Bainbridge met
with American merchant vessels, heard of any
to the eastward of Cape Palmas. Left the U. States
ship Portsmouth, Commodore Gregory, al Princes
Island May 4h TO sail direct for the Cape De Verbs
N few days
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
BosToN. July 3.

The confession of Prof. Webster communicated
to the city council by his spiritual adviser D. Park
man. The Professor denies that the act was premed
itated his object in maxim the appointment with
Psrknan was TO sue for further indulgence he
unable TO meet his liabilities, end he did not state
that he was ready TO pay him anything. He
says that DIR. p abused him. and used the most
opprobrious epitLets towards him, and threaten
ed to have him turned out Of his place. This
irriiated him to the highest degree and in the
ment Of frenzy be seized stick and with violent
blow the head be killed DR.. p. on the spot. The
confession then goes with the details Of the after
proceedings which appears 10 have been carried
through with the greatest GOODNESS.
The Philadelphia Reporter failed 10 attend TO his
duties last night. 10 consequence Of which we are
without yesterdays markets and Congressional.
BosToN. July 3.
The by the Europa possesses but little interest
either commercially politically. The news Of the
quick passage Of the Atlantic gave great satisfaction
to the friends Of the Collins line at Liverpool.
The Liverpool Journal of Thursday night says,
Lord John Russell dealt the blow tn the peers
which they have ever yet received. His superb,
democratic denial that the votes Of the Upper House
can, constutionalIy have the slightest influence
on the government, were very effective. and he said
he did not say this willingly. Certainly the love OF
Office for mere Office sake, or the pride OF Pamerston
policy must be strong, when an aristocrat Of the
House of Bedford thus practically repudiates the
House Of Lords, and with the gusto Of Republican
censufe all constitutional control the Representatives
of the Commons.
FKANcE.-M. De Girardin says that he has resign
ed the direction Of LA Presse in consequences Of his
election as a Representative Of BIAS Rhine"
TIE private fortune Of Louis Philippe Is said TO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
STOVES, STOYEsi

ruNHE undersigned receiving Cincinnati and Lou
Of
danapo consisting u all the latest and
Cooking Stoves Pror eh Box Ten and Seven Plate Stoves,
These
puhased prices, WILDE sold
Cor only and that small advance consequently
great eains will be The public respectfully
nd examine themselves
showing Stoves w neither sale Is effected o. not.
THOMAS BUST,
A Sign Of the Red Anvil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
Prospectus of the Indiana state Sentinel.

Que of the under signed, Austin III. Brown having
purchased the Indiana State Sentinel indianapolis
proposes, in connection with his father. William j.
Brown, to continue the publication of that paper
which for the last nine years has been conducted with
much success, by G.. A. a. ]. p Chapman. In APP
pealing generous public To sustain them in their
new enterprise, they have but few promises to make
The paper must commend itself, discriminating
public not wipntronize it. la politics. it will be
thoroughly aud radically democratic, and will main
tain the principles of the great naioual Democratic
party, unmixed with any iSms doctrines. at-
ever. Its mission will be t" proclaim tru and COM
bat error-to preserve the Union of the States, and
the Union of the Democratic party. 1t will endeavor
to a!lay sectional prejudces, and to cultivate that
spirit of amity, and justice, which is The Jass Of
national Union. Ii will be the organ of the par
ty and not OF any man. clique, or faction. In cleo
tons, 1t will know no man candidate for Office,
unil regularly nominated, according to the usages of
the party. 1t will be firm and decided in the advoca
cy of its principles but courteous aud respectful to
it's political opponents. 1t will know enemies but
the enemies of Democracy The Editor has long been
identified with the politics of the State, aud TO some
ext of the nation and such reforms the spirit of
progress and of the age may Indicate, will find in him
fearless advocate
In addition to politics. the Sentinel will always con-
tain the latest foreign and domestic news, literary and
commercial intelligence. A competent and faithful
correspondent will be employed at Washington, whose
pen will be engaged in communicating the important
events from the great national metropolis. During
the session of the Legislature. the paper will be pub
shed daily, aud will contain full reports of the pro-
ceedngs. The business aud Enancla department will
be conducted by the Publisher and all communications
on that subject must be addressed to him.
w. ]. BROWN. EDITOR.
AUSTIN Ii. BROWN, PUBLISHER.
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TER III s.

Il n
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL will be printed with
entire new materials, on paper of superior quality,
and will contain larger amount of reading matter
than any paper in the State.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER
will be printed every Wednesday aud Saturday, and
daily during the session of the Legislature, -Four
dollars per annnm, payable in advance.
THE WEEKLY PAPER
will be published every Thursday, at Itoo dollars in
advance.
ENCOURAGEMENT TO CLUBS.
If ten subscribers to the Weekly Sentinel are OBJ
tanned at any Post Office, the paper will be for
warded to them at the rate OF One dollar and fifty
cents per cash in every instance must accom-
pany the order. Subscribers who have paid in advance
will be furnished with the paper until the end of the
year for which they have subscribed. The first num-
her will be issued on the 9Th of June next.
AUSTIN II. BROWN.
May 10, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

Coor.-"Alay be smoking is offensive 10 some of
you" said inveterate smoker he entered Of
the ferry boats. Yes yes" Immediately responded
a dozen voices. "Well." said the inquirer. immed-
aely placing his cigar to his lips and putting away
at il for dear life, It's 10 some folks"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

OPP ComPARisoNs.-Mike Walsh descanting upon
the superiority of the people of New York city over
those of the other parts Of the State. snys that it
qures intelligence 10 get out Of the way of the
onnlbuses in The city Of New York. than it does to
be a Justice of the Peace in the country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
NOTICE.

1 The stone of the Methodist Episcopal
Church New Jersey street, south of Pogues Run, will
be laid, with appropriate religious exercises, Monday
morning next, DULY sh) at eight oeIock. procession
will be formed at Roberts Chapel and proceed to the
place. The citizens invited to attend.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

PoETRY.-"So yon would not take to be twen-
tyi" SAID young lady to her partner while dancing
the polka. few evenings ago. "What would you
take me for, ihen!" ''For better. for worse" re-
ped lie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
DIED

In this city, Saturday afternoon, the 18th uIt, in
the 2st year of his age, vISoEsT Lowe GRAYDos, son
of MIR. Alex Graydon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
CASH STORE,

CASH STORE!
DAVID WILLIAMS, 81 III. w. BROUSE,
HAVING just commenced business in brakes story brick
building. nearly opposite 10 the Washington Hail. door
west of Tabts ewely store have opened large splendid
assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods. Groceries, Shoes and
QueenSlcGre.
Having
possible prices, and being carefully
expressly for this market determined sell the
such produce
goods We would ask the favor Of old acquantane call
such prices will give full satisfaction the purchasers
all be such represent Call brakes
fonrs story building, Washington
Indian2pOlis, May l, 1880
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
FEW more of those Moleskn Hats which warrant
n anything be obtained
Cincinnati for the money, Mr.. MGinniss. Also
general assortment
Rack and White Brush Mexican Hats,
Black and White Congress Hats;
Black Ruen Vista Fur Hats:
Rack Ruena Vista Wool Hats;
White and colored Leghorn Hats
Panama Hats;
Mems and Boy Ashland Hats;
Mems Hungarian Hats;
BOYS black and white Brush Hats;
large ariety Caps all of which will he sold very
by G.. F. MrGlNNls.
Mays. I04-2m nearly opposite Browning's Hotel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

MAY coquettish sometimes peitsb, smiling often
through her iears in rotation yield her siatiun and
the welcome june appears. Gentle. smiling. care
begpng, with rosebud IN her hair-Apr foolisIl--
May is coolish-June hearted is. ail fair"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

r VAL
AND NEW ARRIVAL.
T NJ. BRAMWEI.L & Co. have removed :hee doors east
u The Ceckered Snre lately occupied iy Messrs Vandee
where they receiving and
of
Dry GooaS, Notions and Trimmings,
OF almost every variety and style
Boots Shoes and HAS, Queensacdre. Glass and Glass
Ware. Nails. Groceries, Sail. DC. DC.
All OF which they selling the lowest possible for cash
approved country produce.
Cash paid for wheat, at he highest market prices
J. NJ BRAMW ELL. & CO.,
Al the CheckeTed Store.
indianapolis, May 25th 1850. lCey
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

William Disney, Senr., Treasurer of Cincinnati.
died Of spoplexy on the lst inst.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

EFSESH GOODS.
MlTH HANNA ofrr fF sale the most reasonable terms
= I cash produce the following per recent arrivals:
5ohags I.asuia and Rio Coffee;
10 hhds n O
lomls Loaf, Pulverzed and Crushed Sugars;
70 hris holasses, n ouse md New Orleans;
packages young
% Kegs Nails good brands
10 boxes Starch 20 boxes Candles;
20 mats CASH; 3 sacks PemintO;
sacks Pepper; 20 andiOxI9 Glass;
3brIs Madder 80 bundles Lead
Is hays Shot 5 boxes ground Pepper;
10 doz Mason black Ink doz Bed cords;
3.oxes fancy Soap bags Carpet chain
1900 lbs Gotten s hales Cotton Batting;
4baes Coveriet Warp; 10 boxes Tobacco
1910 common Cigars good quality;
80 boxes half Spanish Cigars;
dog half gallon squat Jars
doz half gallon long do 10 doz half pint
10 doZ pint TASKS; 10 doz quart hotties. 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

We much a supporrr of the WIlmpt Pro-
viso the Sentiuel.- Lafayette journal, July 2.
The Journal has labored in nearly two columns to
extingusl the State Sentinel and has finally arrived
al the above conclusion. We hope the editor will
no, set up equal claim supporter of Democ-
racy jerks would then have to preach our funeral
sermon indeed with Aunty Bugg as chief mourner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

....Age without cheerfuness is Laplund with
out a sun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
OUEENSWAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

TO COUNTR Y MERCHA NTS
HEW THE Subscribers receiving and have
N+A Il large and general stock Of Qneens
u The purchases have made expressly this MARKET
IL furnished prices Our
aim establish business and the Inducements
will their
made with houses in this which
n supply all
from hich will
any establishment West
wholesale prices.
Nav lS-iO6 MANSUR & FURGUSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
LADIES' FANCY STORE.

eah Just received the Ladies' Fancy Store variety
,SGx<,J of fashionable Spring Goods. consisting OF New
X Chip, and Pnmilla Braids Chill
rk dreE's Bonne and Hats Ribbons, Artificial Flowers.
Tabs Gloves, Pocket Handkerchiefs Beautiful Combs.
VisrlIr wide Silk Lace Lawns. Gmps Buttons Jenny
Brads Gloves Collars. Cuffs under
silk Dress Goods all Of which will be sold
very low for cash.
Stamping done for braidIng. e5tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
JAMES HALL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 2, Temperance HIH Washington ST. Indianapolis,
Manufacturing u Clothing Emporium.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Ready " 1de Cioth-
ing. Cloths, CaSsimereS, VestingS. Trimmings,
Trunks SachelS, Canes, Umbrellas, Hats,
Caps, and erery description of Gentle
mems Furnishing.
ALSOGenera Agency the of Grand and Subordinate
Regaa Ehens Costumes for the Orders of Masons Odd
Fellows Temple of Honor Sons Daughters and Cadets of TEN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11

ELKHARr CouNTY.-The editor of the South Bend
Register. after noticing what he calls the Peoples
Mass Convention in Elkhart county, held week before
last. says
'The Delegate and Representative are both Dem
ocrats. and also is the majority of the remainder
of The ticket. We hear that IL will be warmly sup
ported, and that It's prospect Of the reg
uIar ticket headed by Judge Chamberlain. is quite
good"
We trust our Elkhart county friends will not con-
to elect wing State senator in consideration OF
whg support 10 other candidates. DR.. Ellis. VINO has
just returned from Elkhart county. has 80 idea that
Mr.. Cha mberlan he dsf,.atad for Delegate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-11
TO THE LADIES I,

FEW sets of CHARMS and beautiful article for the
n Ladies' which in bianey and attraeveness unrvsIled
Gold Buckles and Slides
Shell, Pearl and shell iuaid card
Silver and Shell Combs;
Gold hooks for chains, article;
All of which will less than they be
purchased elsewhere. w. H. TALBOT.
Aprill Gil 97y