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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16

AN ACT authorizing the transfer Of the liens Of mechan
les, and others, in buildings
SEC l. Be enacted ~ the General Assembly Of the State
of Indiana, That carpenters joners, brick and
sons pasterers turner's painters brick makers, lumber
merchants, and all Others performing labor, furnishing
materials for the construction repair Of any building who
shall procure lien ePerutely or jointly upon the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
DIR. MARTINS COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD

HIS Compound the remedies public
Coughs, whether Colds, the
that dreadful maady Consumption Few remedies the short
time has been before the public have effected The
receiving orders for and
which they highly
The Bishop the Protestant Episcopal Church Maryland
(he Right Reve W. r. Whtngham) has authorized has
used in his with decided benefit Medical eLds
scrupe recommend of the remedies
Bronchitis Asthma which they have WITH
The following from highly respectable Physician Island.
whom made acquainted with the preparation
KENT ISLAND (MD.) JUNE %, ls47.
Since
Of Wid cAerry several particular
Asthma OF long standing (bou yea neghbor and
Her disease has been benefited By Medicine which
TAKEN and for the confined
the house do that she has had good nights
time, but she commenced taking medicine
she has only taken boe she enabled bed
all night think the Medicine will make perfect of her
she determined fair trial Her husband, Mr. Rhod
erek EarickOn, merchant here and will send him
some of it, he will act agent, Yours, &c,
HARPER. M. ID.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
LEARNED's PATENT sTAvE DRESSING

THIS MACHINE which Samuel Leaned of the State Of New
York obtained be
time Planning Mill Mss Hosbrook Co. the
This machine has been thoroughly
tested having extensive especially all Of the Eastern
and Northern States; also of Ohio Missouri kenucky Illinois,
and Indiana Il will dress rived Of and
width without material required thickness the
amped 1000 per hour bauer tAan bV
although the crooked and twisting,
makes work and leaves the full strength the
machine simple consequently
IS not likely o
The undersigned prepared
ing Wheels for ontng and shaving headngs both Of
which entirely construction and work equally well the
Stave Dresser.
machines successful operation in Madison and
Jacksonville this State, and in Louisville Kennedy
AL interested the business gftiEg
&C., md seef TO yourselves n. J. HALE,
Carlisle Bsuse, Indianapolis, Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
New Stove Establishment!
ID. 4 G.. H MINIS SON.

ID. G. H. NJ U N SON,
respectfully inform the
and its vicinity that they have opened their shop
Washington street. four doors Of the South corner
the building formerly occupied by Irwin Whsht-where they
tend keep constantly hand large
the different and of the best quality.
featuring and tin which they will sell
and retail al satisfactory Also house. done
best approved style.
Give n call!
ID. &. H. NJ would al intimate that they entire
the above business aud while charges are in ali
strictly moderate they owness Of
prices, the durability the article furnished
orders the all my
them with their patronage. seIt2I-w&t.w-ly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
For sale by WIN. HANNAMAN. Indanaps ole Agent oils no
BUCKS PATENT COOKING STOVE.
UvVpR0VED-

FENHE subscribers offer The public OF pattern
Bucks Patent Cooking Stove greatly improved which they
fdeny be only best baking but this
and beautiful Cooking offered public
Its capacity for baking which the old Bucks Stove exceeded
ohe the addition of
which enables bake ordinary
Being made alright having dampe the fire
regulated Those who Cooking
Stove that simple and easily managed and that be
lied should this fail to please
We the Stove hun
which upon purchase
should fail pleased operation
back, and refund the money.
We have hand the and best selected stock
brought this Market Cooking Of thu
latest and approved patterns plate Cooking Stoves
Stoves, Sizes wood, uta
bic for churches and school houses box Stoves and alright Stoves
The celebrated Sanley alright PaG the
beautiful patterns Of light the market.
In addition the above manufacture and keep constantly
hand Tinwok which Wboeal
Retail low We prepared do all kinds
Copper a the shortest notice. j. cox,
sep20 Washington st. of Meridian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
NEW MODE or FIGURING

PROCESS Touring has been invented By d. p Bonnet where
~ following secured.
made from quantity
wheat.
I'd. less quantity Of boiling machinery is required.
By 1t damp xhe IS mo readily
he -four i quality.
For further particulars and the right apply
declyw DODGE ABEL.
Westp lid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT to provide for the call o. Convention Of the
people the State Of Indiana, 10 revise amend alter
The Constitution Of said State
WHEREAs act passed BY the General Assembly OF
this State at its last session. provide for taking the
sense Of the qualified Of the State the Proprety
Of calling convention to alter amend revise the
sttuon Of this State approved January 10, 1919 AND
WHEREAS large majority Of all the votes given at said
election wss holding said convention AND
wHEREAs is te duty Of the representatives, Of the peo-
pie promptly and ishOut delay, provide for carrying
the public will, aus expressed, into immediate effect
Therefore,
SEcroN A. Be Il etgte5 by the General Gssemby Of The
State Of Indiana citizens OF this State qualified
by law 10 sIbers Of the General Assembly, shall
their respective places OF holding elections in the
several counties Of this State the FIRST Monday In Au
gust next and proceed elect delegates to constitute
convention for the purpose Of considering the constitution
Of this State and making such amendments TO, alterations
Of and changes in the same they deem proper which
amendments shall afterwards be submitted Of the
people Of the State, be by them ratified rejected
Skc 2 The said convention shall consist Of number OF
delegates equal whole number Of members composing
the Senate House of Representatives Of this State who
shall be apporoned in the that members Of the
General Assembly shall then be by law aPPortioned, and
thew shall be chosen In the method the places
and by the electors that choose the General Assembly
persons entitled 10 vote by tbs act for delegates
shall be entitled to said convention Prorid hor
suer That the legal Of Hamilton county alone shall
elect tie senatorial delegate in the senatorial district
posed Of the counties Of Hamilton, Boone and Upton
Aad prorded further That the counties Of Daviess and
Martin shall elect delegate each separately instead
delegates jointly above contemplated In this section
SIC g. That said election when otherwise provided
for by this act shall in all respects be conducted and the
ps book kept in the manner prescribed BY law for the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
CLELEsfkG, EKUN az SION u
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.

q i. !.
. EA7ITH the enlargement Of their rooms
M w (extended 100 feet depth their
mn MN subscribers have increased largely their
M NM stock of Hardware, Cutlery,
x<f44~ G4&> &C.. and just receiving large stock
XxM 80 o y of IRON, NAILS. CASTINGS. &C, di-
ISL @z5 rect from Pittsburgh which, with their
NO large stock Of Cooking azd PariOr Stores,
SA r. of every size and pattern, they very
ESl - ~SSA - | o their old wit
A 2S%S | their thanks, and the public generally, al
N n " 1 prices that they will make satisfactory il
A - ! il is possible. They earnestly solicit atten-
@ - ! ton their Stock and prices.--
WI They will sell $ low the lowest, and
~ their goods They have facilities
= furnish heavy goods at river prices ad-
ing freight only. Thanking county mer
ent large stock inspection. - -
KELLOGG & YANDES,
febI2 Sign of the Big Paddock and Cooking Stove.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
NEW BOOK BINDERY,
AT INDIANA LIS.

FENE undersigned have established book bndey in this city,
the supplying all orders they for blank
books of description and 10 execute such binding they
be favored with.
They have secured the services of Me and LANE,
good wokmen been employed this they feel
confident that they entire satisfaction all who
them with custom.
The County particularly solicited this
furnish blanks for them Of
quality, and at short notice j. ID. A. DEFREES
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
MARTIN & wHITELY's NATIONAL TONIC.
A C,.-tn:,. -a-dA

CeTfqin Cure for Fever and Ague.
Summer and Fall months sections
disease particular study
dreadful
compound have
ing certificate:
PowHArTAN Factory nearB Baltimore,
April 9th. ls4S
Martin WhitelV-GeHtlamcr: II is
able give evidence favor of valuable
Having troubled for
nothing
any permanent relief until months purchased from
Of (Messs Jos Shane Coz bottle of
after giving fair trial. satisfaction certainly cured
Ague and Fever, a the best remedy known.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16

MANUFACTURED al the Indiana Institute for the Education
w Blind, Wholesale and Retail all kinds of VIII
Cloth HAIR Scrub Hat FLESH Paint Dustng Sweeping Shoe and
Whiiewash Brushes
articles all warranted be Of the best
anshp will
H
All County Merchants and others distance, ad.
dressed the the Institute viii with
attention. jan29 Isentnel copyl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
r. CONKLING & SONS,
Pure White Lead and Putty Manufacturers,

BroddInay and Huat SIS Cincinnati Ohio
NNTE and will keep constantly hand
w quality White Lead ground ne suitable only
Painting Finishing Work. warranted give
factioa Orders from distance promptly attended sep2s
MACHINE CARDS AT MADISON, IA.
HAVE hand and for sale A. Hendricks Shoe Store
Il Knights Wool Cards. a Cincnn prices
liberal will be made those who leave
delivered the SRrag,
considerable quantities agency
J. II. HENDRICKS, Agent.
These Cards considered in
nifed SafeS nv those usiugt them l-Ulv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16

WILLIAM ]. PEASLEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
INDIANAPOLIS, LNDLaNA.
uv attend in person to all Bushes. to his care
wv counties composing the Sh Judicial Circuit and IN the United
Office over Morrison & TalbOtt's Book Store
NACAULAY's England, nsTRs,,. 5s., edition a. q
INEper vol mayl6 MORRISON TALBoIT.
.s@is ' lost soaa X
LARD OIL.
THE best quality of Lard Oil can be found at
i deco HANNAMAN'S.
STEAM. GAS, AND WATER TUBES.
WELDED WROUGHT IRON TUBES, from To inches bore
so S @ s' nsh $ f E
Cocks Check yafre and other fittings connecting by screw
WELDED IRON FLUEs, Locomotive, Boat. and Ot'e
MORRIS TAsKER & MORRIS,
Office Third and Walnut Streets,
juIyi6 philadelphia. Psnn
Extra Superior Ingram all Wool Carpeting,
Extra fine do. do. do,
Cotton warp, all wool filing Do
Cotton Ingram do.
E sS Embossed J JfS: cs' ToG ks
NHaRIE aMTOLTETTE. OF FRINGE, BY John $. G. Abb II
| WI At jub6 DAVIS RAYS.
D. n. oowIs, THos NJ. sPALDISo. sPALDSe
i COwAN, DXKERS, a sPALDINGS,
| (suceessos TO Martin stOckwel)
Factors. Commission and Forwarding Merchants
i No. IO9 TCHoUPIToULAs ST, NEW ORLEANS.
Refer to A. HARRISON. Esq, indianapolis. nOvl4 i'm
DOMESTICS.
nLEACHED and Brown Muslns Dhngs Tickngs, GinehamS
Jeans Twesd sattnstts just received and Tor sails at gea
NEACAULEX,s ENGLAND; the lat and 2d volumes
tor the best edition published by ha'peI Brothers no
sep24 MORRISON TALBoIT.
EATHERs Rags. Ginseng nessTs1 rSs and Flax Linen Rs
Dried Apples Shingles, Lumber, and still few Irish Potatoes 70
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16
SALE or REAL ESTATE.

CAPS! CApSi!
NEENs Boys Cloth, Velvet Plush Caps Also Ch,sn
SILK Velvet Turbansa beautiful article Inst ,acsv
octI HORNS.
FANCY CASsiMERES.
SPLENDID and fashionable patterns inst r..
N eelVed AZ augl HORNS.'
Cottonades, Iweeds, and summer Cassimeres
beautiful ..
"A cheap as the cheapest. J. M. BRAMWELL & Co.
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pren,a.,. n. p.na,.urs or tn. People. Money.

We were aware OF the fact last summer, that nearly
every department and bureau had, at that early
period after the advent OF the administration,
pended and squandered away the large and ample appro
praons for contingent expenses made for them by Con-
gress at its last session. The profgacy OF the admins
tration in this matter palpabe, that we doubted
even II Il would have the hardihood TO present itself be-
fore Congress and clamor for contingent money.
Such however, is the fact as will be by the follow
ing extract, which we make from the letter OF the able
and intelligent correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun,
writing over the signature Of *" which appeared in
that paper yesterday The writer alluded TO says
But the fact is that the expenses during the first six
large that any of the nual
amount Of serious embarrassment TO the
department All the contingent expenses Of the govern.
have increased Ia the manner and there are
now lying some forty hy the table of the chair
man OF the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means, asking addi-
onal appropriations Coz nsuiciences OF contingencies
Every bnreau has IN is quota and the probability
IT, that they will all be disaowed cut down TO reason
abs sum.
The additional appropriations for contingent expenses
were nil voted down yesterday In the Committee Of
Ways and Means, by vote OF TO s-a whig member of
that committee making himself motion that effect.
II thus appears that the administration has called for
additional appropriations for the contingent expenses Of
the various departments and bureaus And il further
appears that this demand is exavagan and inexcu-
sable that has been voted downn the Committee OF
WAYS and Means, on the motion OF whig
! What mean all This proAigacy and profosioni Why
has Mr. Meredith expended hundreds OF thousands Of
dollars more in collecting the revenues than have
been expended for the same purpose in any previous
analogous period Of time since the foundation Of the
ernment And how happens i that the vatious depart
mens and bureaus have squandered their appropriations
for contingencies, and now clamor for morei
| We can answer. The cabinet have two reasons for
their unjus6able profusion and extrayagance First
they have predicted deficit, which they have boldly and
falsely charged to the Mexican war And hence IN or
der tha, the event may VERT the prediction they are
under the necessity Of creating the deficit b wanon,
progate and useless expenditure Of the peoples money
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We have no desire sthee any necessity on our part
toproong the controversy with the cabinet organ with re-
gard to Mr. Walkers opinions concerning the expense o.
collecting the revenues The Republic discaims all pre-
tsnce Of speaking for Mr. Walker. by his auhoriy'
That is sufficient for our purpose Wecare not how long
!. continues its aborve attempts to make GU: jusca-
ton Of Mr. Meredith, by strained and fetched inieren.
from Mr. Walkers reports The iacis-the ndispua.
bic and inconnovertibe facsare before the world, in
the able and conclusive speech of Judge Bayy and they
cannot be resisted by the feeble battery Of the Republic
aided with all The ammunition it obtain the Treasury
Department sga "a fa ssa an s8ea
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We transfer to columns, with great pleasure, the
following complimentary notice Of the meritorous and
justly distinguished editor Of the Merchants Magazine:
Z From tbs Horne Journsl

isa GaAsaN 5et HA.E3 #aA From the Home Journal
Hosoa TO FnrsMAs HUM The French fulhl courtesy
We called attention lately the presentation Of three ad
and
milton Of the hand held out for friendship OF the arts be-
by his instructions. me freight Of che pictures, and he
vbelt, were paid BY the French government W. are
ashamed TO that 10 this present. this graceful cop
American reply wssa changing Of $50 duty on the Pic
lures, by the New York cus,on-house
value Of wished subscribe for the Merchants Mag
azine Of New York. edited by Freeman Hunt They might
no! That would have been more like the New York
customhonse, and less like Frenchmen They chose 10
u cse and r
dent We find II in the Courier dee Eats Uns OF this
g as boh NE
national compliment paid 70 Mr. Hunt in Paris and its
and able editor Of the French journal residing beside
prophet in his own country"
MERCHANTS MAGAzINK.--We have more than once paid
tribute the value Of this Commercial Review published
monthly l,y Mr., freeman Hunt The Merchants Maya
a who cares into he ph ls e.
commerce II adds to the positive statistics to the special
versant withit adds these scope Of general views
combination and whole Interpretation of the scattered
which ag,aie the commercial world. and such historic
references as 10 recalling tue past make the better
he
very eevsted place in public Estimation and the English
press has more than once borne testimony lis
France, in Its turn will appreciate the labos of Mr. Hunt
and the light he throws the path OF commercial liter
given by nation and in shape which Is the vaua-
Bile Mr. Huntbecause wholly unsuggested by himself
friends. The Chamber of Commerce. which Is composed
the eminent merchants the French capital has
addressed to the able and interchangeable editor
Of the Merchants Magazine the following letter;
CHAMBER CoMMERcE AT PARIS
December rs, 1919
To FREEMAN HUNT, Esq.
SIR: The Chamber of Commerce Of Paris, having had
occasion give its attention the Review which you
published for several years. could well avoid apprecia
ting its merits They have remarked the sustained zeal and
with which you have known how combine the
interesting positive well observations the
important and useful and they have thought that hey could
better express the estimation which has resulted
this knowledge than by subscribing for the Magazine
addition their library They have instructed
do by of their correspondents New York.
and to forward 10 you this letter. which we Close sir by Of
ferng you the assurance of highest consideration
The Pfesidenrof the Chamber,
LEGENTIL. y
BY secretary
Horace SAY.
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AsTROLoGY.-The celebrated w. RoBACK, from Sweden,
Office No. n street. above 9Th street. Phladepha offers
TO Washington and its vicinity He has
been crowned heads OF Europe, and enjoys
higher reputation than living Natyites
calculated according 10 eomancyadies Gentlemen S. Par
distance beir naye drawn by sending the
date their birth. All letters containing tie above fee
viii immediate attention. and nayes sent 70 any part
the world written durable and he u prepared 70 make
his power Of the following topics
coup, advice advice Tor the successful accomplishment Of
aweay marriage power redeem such gwen
TO bottle; and Cor all Of hazards and for
The recovery stolen properly, the purchasing Of tickets
been done this city and
n vicinity full satisfaction, md 900 naves he has cast
during years will be rehgousy attended
prepaid gratis For particulars call at this
' anu ~ :" "'u0''s''~ A''''"'S 9. w RoBAcK.
Dec. 23-d3m
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. .. 1860.

n1-Mr HxsRY M Lrws Montgomery Alabama, s our gen
ea travelling for Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY Mr.
ID. BkErr.
Mr. ISRAEL T. JAMES, No le2 South Tenth street. PhIade
pa travelling assisted by Mossrs J-Aks X
WnIrrIK Wa IA. WELp, H. r. STEM, JOINS CoLlss JAaTs
DEEmEa A, KIRK WELLINGTON, CHAs g. Hall, ~ A. EvAss
JAxrs CLARK, Jons W, ALLEY and r. Locks
0Mr O. W. JANIS, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio, IL
general travelling agent saes assisted by Mes
T. r. sMTH j. T. DRsT JAsos TAYLoR W. ARMSTRONG; PERRIs
Looks, w. RAMSAY, and G. sTEIsMAs.
0ly-lecepis from either Of the above win be good,
voLsEY PAMRR authorized receive advertisements ior
York, Philadelphia, and Boston, and receipt for
payment for the ia 8r
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EauIvocAL Our old friend, ex-senator Westcott, on
learning that Messrs Clay and Houston had sevcraly ex
pressed their ervent desires TO be immured in grave
tomb ere they might witness dissolution OF the Union,
exclaimed, with his usual energy" May God keep me
alive until | see itw
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TnoxAs = SONS. Aueaon.er.. PhlIaasIphla.

WO COACHMAKERs, &c--AsSiGNEE's PEREMPTQRY
SAIEyey valuable busine stand No. $50 Chestnut s6et,
with George "a feet 23 feet
ON Tuesday, February ~ 1885, Al O'Clock in the evening win be
sold public sale, without the Philadelphia Exchange
all valuable lot Of ground and buildings occupied coach
establishment No 2s0 Chestnut south side,
Chestnut ~ feet and
extending depth OF thar width 235 feet through 70 George
story Chestnut five story
George whole occupied extensive
mandatory and first stand for business will be
sold Of all ncumbnce, oivoy without ni
tauon. BY OF the hssignee Of Williams Ogle.
NJ THOMAS 4 SONS,
Auctioneers, No. 90 Walnut street.
Philadelphia, February, 1850
Coachmakcrs' Stock Carriages, tSc.-on Wednesday
morning, 18Th Of February will be sold public sale,
by order q me same assignee without reserve catalogue me
hnhed and unfinished carriages harness, &c together with large
Of materials Of the quality and article appertainng
o eoachnaking business. stsEe t4Gt s
Feb T-2tT&S 4
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That reason. And secondly they wish 10 create
pre,ext for additional duties for increasing the tariff
and altering the principle upon which the duties are now
collected BY creating dsfeif. by extravagant and
wanton expenditure, they hope induce the people to
demand increase OF duties the best means OF re-
penishng the treasury And, in that event, they hope
only to increase the duties but to change the prn-
cple which they are now collected. These are the
real which have induced the administration TO
squander the peoples money with such wanonness and
profuson II is reckless and unustiable system OF
policy VIII ch deserves the severest rebuke from the peo
Pile.
Nor the evils OF this OF conduct confined to
mere increase Of the tariff The policy adopted, in
practice, by the administration will very soon bankrupt
the treasury, and compel resort to loans and an in
crease Of the national debt II is designed 10 deprive the
treasury Of its in two ways; in the first place,
the money to be disspaed and scattered TO the winds
by extravagant expenditure in the next place. the pol
icy Of the administration will prevent the receipt Of reve
nue. By raising the tariff and increasing the duties. inn
portations will be checked, and consequently the reve
nue. from that source will be diminished And thus is
the treasury be impoverished and the nation run into
debt Such is the policy Of the present administration,
and lis members have hehadhood and folly suppose
that the American people sufficiently benghted to
sustain it. Let them make the issue, and the democratic
party win meet them before the people upon il
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VIRGINIA WARRINGTON MoNuMENT.--We understand
that the governor, counc and commissioners,
have informally adopted the plan OF the monument snr
mounted by an equestrian statute OF Washington, which
ford, The American sculptor Richmond Enquirer.