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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

MANSFIELD and SANDUSKY CITY
RAILROAD BONDS.-Coupons Mansfield and
suduly City Railroad Bonds due LIST July ls51 will DO
nj a tie office Of Messrs KETCHUM, ROGERS BE-
MINT No 45 WI ism.st.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
The Best and Cheapest Family Medicine in the World
DIR ROBERTS COMPOUND sARsAPARILLA PILLS

Alternative tonic, diuretic and mild
twenty hive cents per box containing So pills
Each box contains hy pills. which makes them
other sandaTdp, and cheaper warranted
much superior in the 10 any Of he
syrup mixtures Sold besides being
form for
FENHE astonishing which has attended The use Of Dr.
IL Roberts Compound Sarsapara Pills proof abundant
conclusive that they truly
will cure ali durable diseases quicker and pleasantly thar
any other medicine known The Pills principally an al
,erative medicine their basis being the solid
rIa prepared superior manner but sufficiently
gently assist nature, without puTgmg unnecessarily which
them peculiarly adapted 10 weak and enebed perso nvgo-
ting and strengthening the body purifying the system producing
rich blood and healthy OF the liver
They acknowledged By abest physicians
ceponabe bat ecsoious the hghssi degree genera
FAMILY MEDICINE. UNEQUALLED
The Compound Saaparla Pills used the permanent cure
of those diseases which ase from impure blood
and morbid seereIon d The liver and stomach and diseases arising
from iudcOus Of mercury and whenever medicine
CURED 10 mvigorsie and purify the system.
They are purely vegetable compound and be used BY
persons OF all They pleasant the palate and produce
no nausea grpng the operation Hundreds
certificates could be Of those who have used them with
benefit
Purchasers Will be Particular ask for Dr ROBBERS Compound
SarsaParhls Pills aud observe that The green wrapper
box has fac-simile OF the signature OF Jos Roberts, NJ d aud
p. Fay, and 10 purchase none others.
Letters the subject of the medicine
paid, 10 C. r FAY owego TiOga county, New York.
Sold by w. w ROBERTS
apr2l-w5w Sole Agent, Indianapolis Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

gUNHE undersigned respectfully beg call
j community invaluable In
eastern cities has almost entirely superseded all other kinds Of
Roofs and in this city, although but recently Introduced has in
perfected by which the subscribers enabled
all orders for the Roofing Material either country the
shortest notice, and on the most favorable terms
They economical in construction they effect canse able
side and wall which towards
cost and protection against fire. presenting meombusbe
surface burning bodies falling them Being nearly level
they be used conveniently all the of
yards The daily of Roofs which refer, sufficiently
their durability purposes Orders respectfully
icied LOCDEN & DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
Commercial nstitute of Indianapolis,
w. Mex. SCOTT, A. NJ, Principal.

FHNHls INSTITUTION now permanently es'slshea and is
been recently fitted up with oil the elegance and convenience q
institution in the West for faI thorough Ednes
ZION, Wills, the is lils over one half Of others .
The Studies OF the Full Course those necessary for complete
and thorough Mercantile Education and eomehends four distinct
FIRST CIAss3Dousrk ENTRY BOOK KkKrISs--This embra
the science Of Book Keeping By Double Entry aud is aea
Banking Manufacturing and Shipping and Commission
steam Boating and Foreign Shipping and general bus
the Cash book Bill book, Bank book Invoice book Sale book
is
OF Trade and Commerce
allo1 IN Discount Loss and Gam and Broker
age Hqason o. Paymen Dre, enc naec &c
FOURTH CLASS-CoNNKRcIAL LAw.-Enbraees the Law,
S sn pesh e . s Of r fea5s No anu Ma
rne Fire and Life Insurance Contracts with carriers or hiring
emede which lie in The hands OF the Merchant him
csfds Course occupying
70 y weeEs s2S o. BFsPsls or secured 49,.
Full course as Sssted IN different SETS OF Books together with
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law be
taken any time leaving optional with the Pupil aerthe compile
ton Of the Partial Course continue through The Full Course
Of Cards Of Admission TO Partial Course si25 pre-
Ono abundance as Pupil in either course ilAOu, frs,
on Rans Pocs EeOeG@ and other
valuable to the Merchant TO be KNOWN WIN be delivered through
Diploma granted only those who satisfactory
animation at The completion Of a Full Course =
The best lime for either viii be the FIRST Mon
day Of each month although Pupils adnusd at time
Report Of the Board Of EraniHsrs, May 20 1851
We the undersigned by special acting the Board OF
Examiners Of the Commercial Institute Of indianapolis do certify
that of the present graduating
class Of said Institution and find said class well acquainted with
the elementary principles of Double Entry Book Keeping could
well be expected he age opportunities OF practice
dered We believe them 10 have received from their present In
Edacaiion Which Steadily Observed properly Praceed
rpOn will render them able accountants and valuable citizens and
would recommend that the following named members Of the
present class Diplomas, wit
James Weeks John NJ Dorsey iiezekah w Roberts, Samuel
Morris Joseph John r. Ferguson George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCary Jr James T. Brown, and TTa Montgomery
having their power paronize home
Commercial education where much information short
and far expense and anxiety of mind The of parent
and guardians and believe VIII be impaired any Ohio
smiss Institution in the West. r. +. MORRIS,
1 DAVID WILLIAMS,
VIM. SULLIVAN,
c. B. DAVIS,
BENZ. L. Lang
ISDIAHAPoLIs, May 70, 1851
NJ shall Principal furnish all The grad
uass of this Insitution who may s with Immediate emov
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
CRAIGHEAD & BROWNING,
jsn7-d&w6m Sole Agents for Indianapolis.

NEW HAT AND CAP STORE
0TUNDER THE PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS n
FuNHE subscriber having taken for the present. the
Palmer House building offers and well selected seck
o. Goods in his line, consisting of
Moleskin, Fur, Cashmere, and Silk Hats
OF the latest styles which for qualify beauty finish
biity challenge competition.
beautiful OF STRAW GOODS for Genemsns
Boys, and Chidrens wear comprising among others
Panama, Braid, Leghorn, and Straw Hats,
All fresh from the manufacturers hands, and almost endless
variety
He VIII also keep hand complete Black
Drab,
Soft Casssimere and Brush Hats
Consisting of the tasty Kossuh Magyar Hung and
other patterns.
Palm-Leaf Hats, Black and Drab Wool Hats,
From the Oes to the cheapest qualities Also,
Mems and Boys Caps.
My Goods superior designed secure
custom-and will be sold cheap the cheapest for
O-country Merchants supplied the mos liberal
SAMUEL WILMOT.
ON This establishment viii be removed on or about the
list of September, the stand occupied by w H. Talbot
Jeweer under the Capital House
Indianapolis, April Goth, 1s52-d&wtf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
Indianapolis Wholesale Chair Factory

KE take this method Of informing people general that
w manufacturing all kinds Chairs lower prices
than known in this country Our facilities embracing
The be steam power and most approved machinery good
the Wes and the which
ucture enabled sell cheaper possibly could
under other circumstances The facilities
such that supply dealers in all the adjacent towns al
prices which will good profit.
We also prepared supply Halls
and substantial article Of seees Cincinnati prices we would
refer those wishing buy to William Sheets Agent for Masonic
Hall, and Busch, Agent for Washington Hal, this CITY
We would call particular Hotel Chairs
workmanship -
B-Hoes furnished at wholesale prices. Sales Room on
Washington three doors Masonic Hail. ndanapois
Indiana marI1w3m FIFI.r II DAY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

EETHO WANTS A GOOD wATOH-Can and get yos--
w self one Of those beautiful Silver Duplex
epne Watches al The following Trices Duplex $500 full
IsSeed Levers si45O $500 Lepne SLIGO These
Watches quality all pieces
don't buy Of these low priced things that only
sell and keep time We keep but arsfv
Try them and if they fail perform Of tie pu
chaser, return them and get your money
W. II. TALBOTTS
p : RecoIeel Watches were imported expressly fo
this House by lmar3Od6 vi w H T
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

- a HHDS. N. o. SUGAR;
eI0170 bTls. y. o. and s. II. Moasses
25 do Syrup
10 hf brls. do;
100 bags prime Rio Coffee
30 bxs VI X. Raisins,
20 brls. Tar
DO Salt
20 bTls. Rozin Soap
bags Pepper
do. Spice.
Just received, making
fered cheap for cash, approved short paper.
apr19 JOHN w HOLLAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
lNpIAsApoLIs. May 20. 1851

lSDIAsAPoLIs May 20 1851.
~ II shall be the OF Principal furnish all The grad
of this Institution who may desire with immediate employ
mer he therefore requests business men part OF the sta
who may be in Of good accountants inform him of the
stating all particulars and he VIII and send him well quail
led in every particular
Arrangements have been with OF the largest
Boardng houses In the City board and lodge all the Students
from abroad 3 90 week. The board
Tuition, and Stationary
ia the Cincinnati Colleges. july17-1yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
indiana Institution for the
uRAF AND DUMB

ION the National Road, y mile east Of Indisnapois)
VISITORS admitted Monday. Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday, and Friday, between The hours OF and O'clock
r NJ also Saturday, from 10 O'Clock NJ During these
hours some Will be in readiness conduct citizens
the stale and strangers the school through those pas
or Inc buildings the public. The object Of the Institution e
ing the benefit of the unfortunate NOT allow The adns
sion Of Visitors Al any other time oc.q "a ,.1f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE!
Trnnn & Eickardts Celebrated BLACK Iinimsl

APPLICABLE in all the various diseases OF Horses and Cal
lie where external application required such Corks
Chafes Calls SpTans Bruises Scratches Cracked Heel
Shoulders Sfe Hoof Knee Hip Joint Feock OF the
Pasen and Coffin Joints Sweeney, Spn SPAWN Hard TuloTs
Disiemper, Fsua, Poll Evil DC. &c.
Aud Also excellent remedy for the Human frame al
of the Joints Pains Back Breast
Side Limbs Throat, Influenza Swenss Rksu
matsm Sprains. Bruises &c &c &c
article far superior and cheaper ihsn The
Nerve and Bone Linimeni in
1.-THE Genuine prepared and sold Only by the subscribers
II may also be obtained of their accredited agents throughout TIE
Price % bottle, or BEETLES oI dollar by
TROUP s. FICKARDT, Druggists
Cireieyiie, o
TIE whom all orders must be addressed.
The GENUINE BLACK LlNlMENT can also be had OF
THALNAN & EVANS, Indianapolis
And al other respectable agencies IN IIdana- nsI4g
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
as's,;I,s:I
PEORIA EYE IaFIRMARY AND 0RTH0PEDrc IN
STITUTION

TayhIS establishment iut completed and VIII be permanent
place for the reception Of all patients wishing undergo treat
diseased well those Of being oPers
removal of all varieties of DEFORMITIES such
long standing Dslocaion Cuboot mmoby OF the Lower Jaw
&c, &c
Tie building beautiful and healthy location in the
border City Peoria where be
with comfortable rooms boarding and washing corresponds
each Every instrument and apparatus calculated
such institution provided and the Oho
pdc Department several entirely original used
Cub-oo Of young children frequently obve,es the
siy of operating by the knife
The design the Eye Department particularly Tor Tie
treatment patients rigid system than
be pursued institution, would be for The cs
le
For further iniormstion address
r. S COOPER. Nj D
Peoria. Illinois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

REFERENCES
Hon. E A Hannegs Indiana
Hon. Shannon, Ex-Gov. OF Ohio;
Hon. Vim p. Bryant Elk Chief Justice Of Oregon;
Hon Isaac p Walker, U. s. Senate
Hon. John Moore Springfield, Illinois;
Hon. VIM McMurty, Lieut. Gov. OF Illinois,
Hon S. ii. Treat, Springfield Illinois;
For further information address E s. COOPER
jau25-ly Peoria Hines
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

+Under the law 1916, the Stats Librarian employed
about l40 days in the year. salary of $500 year. This sal
airy by the way was granted BY Dsmocratie Legislature 70
Wing librarian, worthy Mr.. Dillon. BY the law
Just passed. the Librarian employed 32 days in the
Common honesty requires that should pay him. somewhat
in proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
Westward The Slar OF Reorm takes It's onward course
NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS

T. would respectfully call the and
w ers IN drugs and medicines large assortment
pure articles We are receiving and opening CRUnr and
ss Inc various CoAPoUNDs, prepared from Medicines
introduced BY beach, Madison Thompson Howard others
Also EXTRACTS, concentrated solid and novdered
Also, the various Compounds prepared from our own Of
the most cfcscious character having been tested tov m
twenty years and also 70 The superior quality OF our Pu ai
Our stock consists in p L OF -
African Bird Pepper. Seuneap
-Bsyberry Ladies' Slipper, OF Nervins
Ginger, Jamaica. Unicorn,
finger, African Witch Hazel,
f, Ginger. Race Rsspberrv'
Iohelia Tnds1s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

ERRMo-loo boxes smoked Herring just received sud for
jsnn BROWNING MAYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03
CERTIFICATl

4.
We the undersigned having the Composition Roofing Ma
ea Of Louden Duffy, cheerfuly recommend be-
evng possess all the advantages ascrbed Fire and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

Also Spices Ground and Crude NuImegs Cinnamon Peua
Mace, Aspiee, Ginger, Cloves, &c
Also Seeds CT
FenlIel, Mustard, AHise Cardonan, Lobsia
We design keeping variety OF Grass seeds SEEDS
Flower Garden Seeds.
Our stock viii be u and complete end invite al L cs
aud examine the qualify OF our goods and prices.
We buy goods cash. and VIII sell low Sou,b
side Washington the Palmer House Indianapolis
dec29-1yd&w T. p POPE a. ca
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

s.e- following cures performed alsne by the Of
BILLS SARSAPAHILLA, wonders. then
re..an~ialEe th1t do not know the meaning Of the
sod Read aud be convinced that facts stranger than
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-03

GReoERIES undersigned have Just received splendid
stock well assorted fresh good
pared sell for cash approved country produce
one in the city Give call and feel and taste for your
selves. Our word will you bargains.
consists, in part Of the following ARTICLES, viz
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

MURPnY's.-W We find that the miners, al
though suffering from great scarcity Of
water, are still doing as well as could be
expected under the circumstances. Within
"a short time past, new diggings were open
ed on the south east side of Kenton Hill, or
Mount Pleasant which promise to pay re-
markedly we'll 10 large strikes have as
yet been made, but the earth pays from the
surface, and grows better as the holes in
crease in depth The ledge has not yet
been reached in this placer, and the i'm
preston is, that when the holes get down,
from present appearances, they will prove
intellectually rich.
The Murphy's Greek Mining Company
are steadily pursuing their operations,
meeting with that success which their ener
gy aud enterprize 50 richly deserve This
is one of the most liberal companies in Cali
fornia. They have generously yielded up a
large portion of their claim to those wish
ing to work on it, and their operations
have been conducted in such scientific and
mastery manner, by their worthy Presi-
dent Judge Putney, that they have secured
to the miners in the neighborhood the only
means of washing their earth.
The post Office in this important settle
ment is one of the best conducted in the
State Major Berniaud is a gentleman
every way qualified for the responsible po-
sition which he holds The strictest regu-
larity prevails, and all letters which have
been either misdirected, or their owners
have removed, are taken care of, and nc
trouble spared to ensure their delivery at
their destination. The Major is also agent
for browns s Exprsssmand - :; Is proprietor q q
has on hand large stock of provision
clothing. mining tools, liquors, Sc, SC.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

ARRIVAL OF THE OREGoN.-FiUe Days
Latsr.-Through theskindness of Mr.. Geo.
D. Brush, of Reynolds, Todd & Co., and Of
Mr.. Clark, of Adams & Co., we were put
in possession, on Thursday. of full files
of Atlantic and European papers by this
steamer.
From the evening edition Of the Alta. we
learn, that the P. NJ. S. Co.'s steamer Ore
gon, Captain Pearson, arrived at San Fran
cisco on Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock,
IA days and hours running time from Pa
mama. The Oregon brings the mails, and
five days later advices from the Eastern
states. She had on board 489 passengers,
of which number SO were females and %
children.
The intelligence by this arrival is of con-
siderable interest.
The Kossuth excitement is on the wane,
and spirit of opposition is growing up
against his intervention doctrines.
Henry Clay, in an interview with Kos
suth at Washington, is reported to have
said A dying man, / oppose your doctrine.
Of intervention The Importance OF this
statement will, no doubt, be powerfully
felt all over the Union.
The papers contain full reports Of the
proceedings consequent on the presentation
of Kossuth to Congress, which took place
on Wednesday, january. In the evening,
the grand congressional banquet took place,
when the Hon Daniel Webster made seve-
raj speeches and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed.
The English government has disavowed
the act of the captain of the Express, in
firing into the Prometheus, and intimated
their intention of abandoning the protecto-
rate of the Mosquito kingdom.
The Legislature of Texas has instructed
the secretary Of state to go to Washington
and draw five million dollars of the debt
due by the United States
The Spanish difficulty is to be amicably
arranged, and the Cuban prisoners sent
home Mr.. I'hrasher, it is also expected,
will be shortly liberated
Mr.. Rives, our minister at Paris, has
been authorized to acknowledge the govern
ment of Louis Napoleon
There are great number of passengers
on the Isthmus, for California Four sail
ing vessels, carrying 600, were to sail the
day after the Oregon, leaving behind them
at least 1000. Provisions are scarce.
A party of fifty Englishmen, from the
Cornwall mines, have landed at Chagres,
from Southampton, where they will pro-
ceed to the quartz mines of Aqua Frio, in
.Nariposa.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION another
column will be found the report Of the pro
ceedings of this convention, which met at
San Andres on Tuesday last. 1t was not
very numerously attended, however. Our
reporter informs US that every facility was
rendered by the citizens Of San Andres to
prosecute the business for which it conven-
ed. The report of the secretaries is cor
rect, with the exception of an oversight
which often will unavoidably happen in the
recording of the proceedings of meetings
of a resolution which was offered by the
Hon. VIM. Fowle Smith, recommending the
delegates to support the claims of Stephen
A. Douglass and Howell Cobb for the presi-
dency and vice-presidency. This was dis
approved of, and a substitute adopted, leav-
ing the delegates free from all instructions
to do what they should see best to advance
the interests of the democratic party.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14
JNo. MCLEAN ADDISON.

Two MEN HUNG On Wednesday last,
great excitement prevailed at Murphy's.
Two tents had been broken into at that
camp, from one of which four hundred dol
lars had been taken-and from the other
but twenty five Sheriff Marshall, we learn,
arrested the persons who had committed
the crimes, and they proved to be an Eng
lishman and ansIrishman, whose names we
were unable TO learn. The people were
infuriated beyond control, showing by their
excited actions that nothing but the lives of
the criminals would be allowed to expiate
their guilt. Accordingly, they seized
them from the sheriff, and with shouts Of
passionate exultation, launched the unfor-
tunate culprits into eternity.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14
ADvERTIsEMENT.

ANGELS CAMP, Feb. D, 1907
SIR-In your paper of the 18th ult., 1
noticed an article representing that the
Sheriff had visited Carsons Hill, in COM
pany Of Capt. Morgan, TO execute the writ
Of restitution in favor Of Morgan ct al Us.
Finnegan ct al.
The article referred to in your paper
from a gentleman representing himself to
be present at the time Of said attempt Of
said Sheriff to exeoute~said writ, pro-
10unce false, and that the statement made
by Mr.. E. F. Willison is not a one sided
or prejudiced statement, but plain, truth
full, and incontrovertible statement of the
facts as they occurred at the time.
In regard to your informant, l have no
hesitation in saying that he promulgated
the above facts knowing them to be false.
am responsible to your informant.
Yours, respectfully,
JNo. MCLEAN ADDISON.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

ANGELS CAMP - The miners engaged
here, are doing well. There is a good sup
ply of water in the creek, and the earth
returns rich reward to the enterprising
and Industrious. There are no deep dig
gings, but the placers yield well and all are
making good wages. The produce is from
II to so cents to the painful. The late rains
have opened the springs in some of the ra-
vines, which are paying we'll Nor are
they without their g chispas" in this loca-
lity. A friend of ours, Mr. Peter D. Gill
lespie, picked up, last week, beautiful
specimen of pure gold, weighing % ounces.
He found it in his claim on the creek, which
pays over an ounce day to the man.
We beg to call the attention of our
friends in this section of the country to the
advertisement of Messrs. Cameron and Ly-
ons, which will be found in our columns to-
day. These gentlemen possess unusual fa-
cilities in trade. They are in connection
with one of the largest importing houses in
Stockton, and, having number of teams on
the road, are consequently enabled to sup
ply every thing of the very best quality,
and on as favorable terms as any other
house in the trade.
Calaveras chronicle., 1852-02-14

PUBLIC INsTRUCrIoN-We have received
the first annual report of John G. Marvin,
ESQ, superintendent of public instruction.
1t is most able document, and reflects the
highest credit on its author. The para
mount Importance of sound system Of
public instruction is earnestly set forth, to-
gether with the necessity for an adequate
ndowment Of schools AS there can be no re-
venue received from the sources indicated by
the legislature for the support OF schools
for considerable time to come, some imme-
date steps should be taken to provide funds
for this most necessary purpose, and ac-
cordingly some suggestions are thrown out
to supply this deficiency which are entitled
to the most favorable consideration. An
appendix to the report on school statistics,
gives an estimate of the number of children
resident in each county, and we confess
ourselves agreably surprised at the number
Of children at present within our state.
From it we make the following compila-
ti0n Butte county contains 90 children !;
Calayeras, 100; Colusi, rs; Contra Costa,
400; FL Dorado, 100; Klamath, so; Los
Angeles, 25O; Marin, 60; Mariposa, 100;
Mendocino, 20; Monterey, 500; Napa, 100 !;
Nevada, $50; Placer, 12O; San Francisco,
1000 San Joaquin, $50; Sacramento, 400 !;
San Diego, l26; San Luis Obispo, 200; San
ta Cruz, 200; Santa Clara, 800; Santa
Barbara, 400 Shasta, so; Sonoma, 25O !;
Sutter, rs; Solano, 200; Trinity, l25
Tuolumne, $50; Yolo, 10; Yuba, $50; max
ing total of 5000 children and youths
between the ages of four and eighteen years,
for whom there is no education, nor the
means of procuring it, provided by the
state