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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

CITY HAT AND CAP MANDATORY.
rH =. Beck and Company
WOULD respectfully thanks for the past
COW libenlparonaee they have received, and ask
a Of the As heretofore, their various -
descriptions of
HATS AND CAPS
shall thcy them TO be and prices ALL
They have just received from the East,
ALL THE SUMMER FASHIONS
which with their enables them supply
reasonable demand fashion, material They sadhe
to
Ready Sales and Small Profits,
by hey hope william establish
ments. Pieasec allhefore purchasing
Mandatory andshop opposite Browning slIotel
2en s.BECK & TULLEY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
IoWe,s CeIehraied Cough candy.

The best remedy knOIon for Coughs, Colds HOarscnes
Sore Throat, WhoOping Cough, &c.
It's reputation Icing fully established II unnecessary
further Of here merely referring gents Indianapolis,
mer
s. A. DUVAL, TOMLINsnN BROTHERS. and D. CRAIG
HEAD. Agents. Naturalization
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
Certificates.

March -,
Dr. owF: Dear sir-My son, when old bmke
with thai dreadful disease SOuous the face and
body and for half
suggested by friends had Of
best physicians in the country, without eecng and almost
wished the little sufferer pains.
Durng he last six months the distressing and painful
myself and wife together,
and had given all hope Of raising AT length,
friend advised Shaker Saapaa Reluctantly Tried
e have bless
healed the that there be
We only that did hear
satisfied would suffering
and The edis well and hearty We do unbeai
ney consider Shaker saapaa Of the
JOHN STANSBURY.
For sale ia Indianapolis by ToMLINSON BROTHERS, S. A.
DUVAL, aud D. CRAlGHEAD, Druggists
Call agents and get pamphlet from which will he able
Judge
yiansl cas- o 3l3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
WEAVER 81 WILLIAMS
Al A NJ 1x RI Il sxu<S-

w
Underwriters and Coffin Makers.
RESPECTFULLYnform their friends nd the public that
they have removed TO their warehouse westofth
M old They prepared to furtsh all articles OF
Cabinet Furniture elegant costly cheap suit The
Of purchasers They will also prompt aud particular
ention aud i'll undertake the whole
thereof; furnish horse hearse
&c. shortes notice. As they keep
collins hand they will be able to furnish the
y Than the usualraes. They will make collins
del shortest notice. either wlin every way
satisfaction One the firm always befound
directly he
house. IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

EoUrvocAL.-Our old friend, ex-senator Wesicoit.
on learning that Messrs. Clay and Houston had sew
orally expressed their feyent desire to be immured
in grave iomb they might witness dissolution
Of the Uuion, exclaimed. with his usual energy
" May God keep me alive until see it, Washing
Ton Usion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
SaIITM y Hanna

a RE the continued agents Of BRsYDRETHs PILLS. Every
n family should keep box of these celebrated pills.
and soercuaI in almost all Being
diet and using these pills. people would have small doctor bso pay
al tie end OF the year. Il lisa "6xsd fact
NIB. Our opposite the Branch Bank-tod sando
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
The best Female Medicine kno,cn. This Extract of
Yellov Dock and Sarsaparia positive. speedy and
permanent cure for all complaints incident to
Il


Its mild alternative properties render i peculiarly applicable to
the delicate the unrivaed
its effect upon such diseases Incpient Consumption Barren
Leucohoea Whites Irregular Menstruaiion Inconnu-
of Urine ana prosraon Of the system mmed
ay that distressing and sude
the female Frame huoya1cy
surprising trey grateful We evidence file
who have not been blessed with offspring
PreiapsnS Uteri, or Falling Of the Womb, Of fire
years. standing cured by Dr.. Guysotfs Extract If
YeilO0 Dock and SarSapari1G. after erery other
knoun remedy had been tried arithout relief.
WAsHSGTos, o. Feb, Is49
certhes that wife ged twenty years. has been
suffering under Above complaint for 1--WE Of
time confined bed.
the best medical could be procured section
Of the country without benefit whatever have also
chased recommended for the Of such dea
SEES, all OF which proved worthless
In the spring Of lss was induced by my friends to try Dr. Guy
sotts Yellow Dock aud Saspara which used
had
all of that improving this she
ed rapidly and gained esh and strength until the disease
rey removed, and she enjoying most excellent health
WIN. MONFORT.
We being neighbos of VIM and Julia MonfOrt know that
above the sickness Of Mrs. Monorf
being effected by GuysO Yellow Dock and sarsapari
to be strictly true. JANE EDDY,
SARAH POWERS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
COMBINATION AIR-TfGHT.


~ HATEFUL for very liberal pa runage would ma
w that they continue kerp iuli supply o lhe above
Superior Cooking stoves,
which
needed Than the following aiming TIE mary "ho testify
o is uarval ed qualities
MARroS CouNrY-Samue merrill, Hefvey Bates Wm CHARLES
Samuel Hannah Mcclure, Jesse Jones, Ward,
Dunlop Goldbuy, Hamilton Dan Ringer Chas Rob-
Vance 1hOs finbook Louden Robert Brown
Asylum, Insane Asylum John McFal Rev
Holiday, Johnson and number Of other names could be
given.
CoUNTYJmes Dugsn Joseph Norris Asa Ballard
Matock Wateouse. Cunts Barnet, Robert
Downward, Henry Rogers, Joseph keniinai. VIM Little
CouNrY-Chas Atherton Allen, Wiism Aur
lex, Semuel shockleyJ Dye, Delany &c
JOHNSON County Dean Isaac Voorhees, Jesse Hughs
Robt Lyons, Sc.
CoUSTy-Azariah DINING Howard, Williams
Davis, Bsrnaby Newly James Treser.
SHELBY coUS1Y-Robt Hough. ID Smith.
fooNE couSrY-HenryM Marvin RHmly Miller Spencer
George Shoemaker, Jacob Johns Jonathan Scott.
Howard CoUNTT.-Joseph ID Shorp, sheriff.
PUTNAM CoUSrY-Isaac Lawrence Smith, PStraderC Call
Davis John Savage
Our Tin and Copper
Business still and hands ready and happy
to wait upon those vino desire any thing In onr line.
Cash Tor old copper and brass as usual
KELLOGG & YANDES,
I Si5n of the Paddock and Cook Stove.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

FO ,sW OOD'S CHOLERA MEDICINE.
II w. HANNAMAN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
GREAT CURE OF CONSUMPTION.

HAMILTON, - tIy
Ma BISNErrDear SrThe great benefit which have derived
from Extract OF Yellow Dock and Ssspars induces
of justice make the following Aer
ing years general debility, which finally
in consumption given by my friends and physicians
aid of medicine As induced
having used but bottles according
TONS entirely we'll would therefore, earnestly
your unequaed Compound TO the afflicted who desire
powerful pleasant and safe remedy
Gratefully your friend, NJ WAITE
genuine put up large square bos containing
quart and Of the Syrup blown the with the written
signature T. Bennett the outside Price 81
tie bottles for S.
Is sold by d. PARK, OF Fourth and Walnut
cnns o. General Agent for the South and West to whom all
orde be addressed.
d. CRAIGHEAD. Indianapolis; sIDDALL REEVES & Co.,
Madison p s. GREGORY Terre Hsue; T. L. SURE Mali.
763m Feb. q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
PETER A. WHITE q CO.,
NO. 81, MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in

importers ana FHOJtsute DedItTS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
RE and opening large and selected
IA Fresh Spring and Summer Dry Goods aud will be receiving
dons throughput the which
call and examine Part the stock Of the foiowine
American English and French Broad Cloths Casneres Sanets
Gghams every description price De anes Apacas
and Bombazines Bieaced Shines and DIng;
cood Cambcs Brown Holland Canvass Padding
sea Vesngs and saw; Silk Bingham, and Cotton Handker.
CHIEFS Black Italian and Fancy c0lored Plain figured
and Camhcs; Bishop and Linen Lawns and
Footngs Edgngs; inl fine White
Hosiery and Gloves every descriptions Notions Of all kinds
Twist Threads Hooks and Eyes, Bads Cords Gimps
Lneys Canton Fannes Brown Sheetings and Shngs
Drills and Tickngs
generally stock
they examine purchase ny
resident purchaser goods
direct enables compete with Eastern prices and willing %
Duplicate Eastern bills. adding transportation.
Feb 2n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
TIME want OF the improved machines and tous
tented for the express purpose making mendng clean
ing watch thereof and skul perform
such work. has caused the little trouble and
He enabled considerable
prepared himself do all work his ine with all the benefits
such machnery and that he has known aud ce
ebraied artist and mechancisn (Nopseh FTeRch attend 10
the business All work will be warranted chsrge made
indianapolis, 9Th. w. H. TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILLA.
eenuiaeand forsaleby
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

For Genllemen's Wear!
Sup. blue brown and French black Cloths Casimeres Css
rnd Marseies vssngs &c. good and Tor sale low
SHAWLS!
ne tes was s and o sG
fancy shaw large assortment and cheap just opened and for
saleby sSy sEAToN HOLMAN.
DRESS GOODS.
Sup black, DeRhine chs ngeahle and figured Silks
dotted and embroidered MusIns. SC, all pat
ss:y sEAToN & HOLMAN.
TEA! TEA!
FINE Stock of Teas direct from New York. be sold
cheaper 'asg the usual HORN JOHNSON
! SUGAR KETTLES,
all sizes and best quality just received and sale
January 26, 1850 by sIgn of the Saw.
MAHOGANY vENEEKs.
Tsd"osd prices ''nefi f
January %. 1850 13y sisn Of the Saw.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
lust received general assortment of superior Gar
den Seeds warranted 20 be fresh sad to be of the fines. sPe
es ss.d --eN -ON - :. .ne 4: . MoRRIsos
| A BRAN A. HAMMOND and HUGH o'NEAL having formed
% $ of s Sem % n. w 81
They will continue in the Office occupied
one Of the" may q ~ nine, be found
AXES! AXES!
FEW dozen of Hunts Superior Axes just received and for
JanuaryaS. 1850. 74y sign OF the saw.
SALT.
600 BARRELS Mol for sale striysT Pree aiding
"a p0''''''"' Opposite Brsnc BANK Z danapoisia
MASONS, AND ODD FELLOWS RE-
GALA.
CONSTANTLY notice. at the
~ New Trimming Stole, Grfhtis Block 5sif
GROCERIES.
900 10 ns so 10 s
Rifle Powder Pig Lead bags at
30 SMITH * HANNA.
] AIR TIGHT STOVES.
ScOR parlors, sitting Offices and every other imaginable
size M sss M suit o. band
Sign Of the Elephant. Indianapolis soy.
GROCERIES.
esvsd and 1 sale wholesale and rsa TSos
wishing to pu'e base will please call andexamine -
/ CLOVER SEED.
QUANTITY of fresh Clover just received sale
"A at the drug store of
second-i,and Engine and Boilers for
GOOD Engine and be had on reason
s woS fhs g.
Hats, Gaps, Boots and shoes.
LARGE and well selected stock comprising general vare-
ss t' - ''- '''U'' : sEAfoN & HOLMAN.
II Glover Seed.
LoT received of s s''s's" SMITH SMITH sd a.
I FOss SALE.
GOOD and handsome Piano Forte, second hand, for sale
IA very low enquire al GRAYDON'S,
March It-e6a sign of the Saw.
GNEs GREY auohiog the Of Eyre
"A Sherley HOOD & NOBLE.
uDEAU1iFUf Silver Castors just received
ab at 81 w H. TALBOTT's.
NTEW styles Of Silver Plated Fruit
~ kets OF 81 w. III. TALB0TTsS.
TIVE War with Mexico, BY r. s. Ripley Just received ny
u j. January l7ta 1850 rl-d HOOD & NOBLE.
Yankee Notions.
WE offer for sale about 900 worth bought and for
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

Is unparalleled such swooning Painting
Spirits, Dependency Epleciic Fits
algc Affections Debility &c II also 10 give
relief all complaints peculiarly
This
In that depends the benefit TO be derived from
be particular in seeing that tie bottles wrappers
with beautiful steel plate engraving Of the ofone
Shakers the wrapper and bottom
Or. Howe's sigr
This pecauOn will counterts and win guard medi
cine from being injured in its reputation by unfair and dishonest
Sold in quart botlles 81 each, or S.
Principal Depot. No J. College Hail. Cincinnati ID.
pretor owhom all orders must be addressed TO he had
druggists the United Canadas
Read the following
reference be made.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

~ REAT AND IMPORTANT CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
NJ Chemcat Combination from fhe Vegetable Kingdom repsI
diseases DR. GUroTT EXTRACT yellow DOCK SARsAPA
n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
III w ELS
Shaker SarSapaFiIla Compound.
Prepared by Sfes IN and put up i'm
Quart Hotties.
rENHE recipe from which the shaker SARSAP1RLLLa Is
from old belonging peculiar shakers and
although has been made public until the time, has
been extensively used hy many Of the
FIRST PHYSICIANS
And families Of Cincinnati. who have pronouneedn
FAR SUPERIOR
The mode in which is vz by steam eahes the pTopr-
ful
Ing of any ether hence lis vast superiority
S.9RS.AP.4RILL4S.
To hose present using single trial will
convince them OF the above fact.
The wonderful healing az this due TO the
the composition Of the used It's leading ingedien be-
ingthe best imported
HONDURAS SARSaP.aRILL7,
Combined with many
Sarsspana compound before the public the
scians no have examined the from which composed,
nesmabe
the combines entirely
gentle siimulan also a
in exciting the action the when orpd-as mild tonic
ing somach-as peative in moving the
bowels sufficient for without exciting them
GENERfE PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,
In removing unhealthy humo impurities contain
ed and ,e nyeoratns the entire for which
arising from
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
such Seroa cutaneous Eons Pimples BOches Eyes,
the Of Mercury sc. salso beneficial in Rheumatism
An Liver Complaints Dyspepsia Lunbaeo, iabual Cosveness,
ton, and ali Lung Diseases, when they corrupt humo;
a falling remedy n arising from
a DERANGEMENT OF THE NERVOUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

PosrAL ARnANsEMKRTs WITH MxxICo.-In oar
paper OF Thursday, we stated that an arrangement
had been made with Col. Ramsay, on behalf Of a
company Of this city, for the exclusive right Of
carrying all foreign or sganst mails through the
republic, frcm sea 10 sea. Without calling in
question the convention which il is reported took
place between Cox Ramsay, on the part of the
New York company, ana the Mexican committee,
we are assured that we were in error in the state
ment thu the right of transporting correspondence
from one sea to the other, across the Isthmus Of
Tehuantepec, had been conceded to that gentle
man.
The decree of the Mexican government, OF the
9th Of November, 1916, originating in the law, or
permission from the General Congress of 1915, fully
and amply ratified all the concessions made by the
provisional government of General Santa Aana,
for the opening of a communication across the
Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Article oh says, " the
rates for light houses, pilotage, and for the trans
mission ofletters, shall he fixed by special la v,
analogous to the provisions of that of the LIST OF
! March, 1872"
Thus, the Mexiaan government! could not gran,
| Col. Ramsay, nor, in fact, concede to any one,
what had already been conceded, and actually be-
longs to the company of New Orleans, who are
now occupied in all the necessary arrangements
for Transporting correspondence the Isthmus
of Tebusntepec, in conformity with their unques-
tonable right so TO do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23
movements of Dl.tingui.ned Peop lie.

Among those now In town Is the Hon. Caleb Lyo,
OF Lyonsdae, recently elected member TO our State
Legislature. lie was the Independent candidate In
Lewis county and best both his opponents BY the tall
majority Of sftosn hundred the biggest, by half any
assembly received this year Mr.. Lyon Is distin-
guiihed poet and linguist and was secretary Of
the California Constitutional Convention. Now that
he has clipped In politics we.ioubt not he will become
distinguished In that field slto
b Weyman. Hartford J. T Cooper, Calais, Ne. j;
J Kendall. Philadelphia; ". King, England X Bog
nsn hsdeifa Capt Stone, steamer Niagara; Persi-
co Alaosna stetsou, Boston, and eighty Others,
rived yesterday at the Aston Ilouse
Chss Mtler, st Louis; I'd Townsend Philadelphia;
Hon Robt Norris, New York; j. Noble Ma.sachusetts
Professor Pe6eiee Albany; W l.. Rets MARY land and
ninety otbere arrived yesterday at the Irving House
y Nisols. Cs,ifsrna; y Williams, Boston; Mai Geo
Taylor q. s. A. Gregory, Charleston J. Gflchrist
Cans da; n. LindsleT Washington and twenty Others
arris,cd yesterday at the American Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23
The Italian Opera House.

Last night, Douizettis opera, "Psrisins, was pro-
duced for the first time In this country. The house
not FULL though quite fashionable caused BY the
great desire the part Of all those distinguished for
their taste, to be present the great gala night
this evening when Parodi and Nathalie Ftzames with
Giuseppe Csrrese win form the greatest attraction
ever knewn in this metropolis The opera of "Pari-
sinai well supported; and when 1t is considered
that it is the highest written by Donisett
but be gratihed that we'll rendered
by those who appeared in 1t. The music is very
beautiful particularly in the second act and it was
admin ably well received throughout We shall take
another occasion TO notice it more particularly.
The great entertainment announced for this evening
and which it ehould be remembered is to commence
precisely at o'clock, by which time every person
should be seated-is of those remarkable events
seldom known in this home Of genius and accomplish
ments We are to have an extra night" such as
Lumley gives to London, in the middle of his most
brilliant opera Of great branoy, support
ed by the highest talent aud ballet Of surprising
excellence and interest Parodi this occasion, will
appear in the dcent role OF Lucreza Borgia
which she has rival and her personaton of which
will thrill and electrify every auditor OF Nathalie
Ftzjames Is almost Unnecessary TO say single word
Her fame is European; but having seen her at
hearsa We may ss well prepare the public for great
ankles. which she with ininiitsble grace
ting the most original and difficult steps with a
fascinating elegance only to be approached by
Taglioni. Indeed, she reminds us OF that celebra-
ted ddnSouse though in some respects she may
renew our memory Of Fanny Elsler. In thu
beautiful ballet OF Paq uta wherein she is to be sup
ported by the agile grace OF Carrese, she viii shine in
come Spanish dances Yet TO be the rage in the metro
polls She will Immediately take her position in pub.
lie favor second TO who has appeared in this
country aud when she has triumphed-as she surely
will-the public will be satisfied that the amable,
gifted and enterprising Marezsk has fulfilled the
mise he de ~ the close Of the last season, when he
raid that the italian opera in New York should be
equal to that OF Lo n0on Paris He has kept his
word in all respects. with ParoIl In the opera Aai
Nathalie htzjsmes we have entertaint aeut sue1
London only boast at the very height Of its
son, and then only for a few nights.
Nearly all the seats have been secured already and
those who intend TO be present this the rst grand
gala night OF the New York season-when all the fash
ioueble world will do their duty towards Msretzek,
sIc consult at the time, tbs highest taste-wil
lose time I'm applying TO the box oce for places.
/ will be q great occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

The WELCOME TO GOVERNOR HUNT-A VERY
FUNNY AFFAIR. -Donnyh brook fair is not the thing
aswe all know, without ight-elections are full
OF quarrels among the candidates for the Offices
but IL Is new thing IN der the sun, on welcoming
new Governor, 70 have quarrel over him as TO
whether he belongs to the Seward interest, the
Silver Grays, or the Union party. There was
some such exhibition on Thursday at the Clarendon
Hotel the reception OF rae Uuverunr elect, Wy a
mixed party Of our city wings.
Mr. Hunt made a clever Speech spreading him.
self broadcast over the wing platform, 50 as to
cover mp ell the cbmks. Mr.. Maxwell, the collec-
tor Of the port not satisfied with this proceeded TO
enlarge the area Of wing principles, so as to en-
brace "Clay, and Webster, and Fillmore, and
Case, and Dickinson" The collector Is perfectly
right There is no telling how politics may run
hereafter; and it is best TO have the platform well
brsCed up on both sides.
Mr.. Raymond, Of the Courier, however, is Oh
different tack. Proving himself so good speaker
at the dinner, IL is evident he would have no OBJ
iections to be Speaker OF the Assembly. lie is a
capable man. But he knows a thing or two be-
sides. The Seward interest is predominant in the
Assembly They have very little sympathy with
Castle Garden and the Musical Fund Hall at Phia-
phia. Mr. Raymond leans the same way He thinks
these Union meetings are mere traps 10 catch noo-
dice He cam imagne the necessity Of admitting
into the wing church such outsiders as Cass and
Dickinson. lie goes for the Taylor platforms and
every body knows what that means at Albany-it
Is free soil end Seward. Mr.. Raymond goes for
the party which will unite the most votes in the
Assembly. That's the Union party for him-of
course II is
Mr.. Hiram kstcham proceeded, however, TO catch
him on that very thing. lie thought the Taylor
platform lad run 20 eced-not bad idea--and that
Clayton was not exactly the man TO set up plat
form for the wings 10 begin with. The higher
law Of Governor Seward was a little too tall and
Iekety 10 be perfectly safe. A mans neck ought
TO be considered In building platforms.
Mr. Moses H. Gnnnel at length came TO the
rescue Of the Governor, b. bold defence, follow
ed up by compromise, or there is no telling what
might have happened The Silver Grays nigh,
have run oil again TO Utica ne they did from Syra-
cuse. He explained that il was all righi-that
Maxwell was right, and Raymond was right, and
ketcham was right, and the President was right
and the Governor was right, and that the wing
platform was all right, aad must be kept "right
eide up-with care"
Now, this Is a good beeinRing-good, perhaps,
for the Collector; good for kr. Raymond and
must have been very agreeable to the Governor
How u is to end is another affair. ltisavery com
plicated and knotty job Of work, and ell the worse
for being mixed up with the cotton question. Sup
pose we get ~ another dinner TO the Governor