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81 pRANCK TAYLOR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
Louisxille Correspondence.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 3, 1892
ED. SENTINEL-Dear Sir:-You will see by the pa
pers, that the election yesterday, of very quietly
resulting in the election Of Democratic sheriff. and
Wing marshal Party lines strictly drawn but
the Democracy is confident of success at the coming
contest. There would not be shadow Of doubt
the State Of Kentucky going Democratic, if the election
were to come off now.
Some of the delegates to the Niagara humbug have
returned heartily disguised with the tckery
capital for Scott that gotten up for that occasion
and have avowed their determination not for this
hero Of Lundys Lane They have been into the green
room-have looked behind the scenes-and learned how
they manufacture wing thunder. They, poor souls,
thought must be the spontaneous outpourng of the
peope-but how great was their modification, when
they learned that it all done by machinery
One of the longest Wings in your State has pledged
Indiana for Scott, by large majority. Some of the
soft ones have been betting money his assurances
They'll learn that it is not safe to put their trust in
princes, much less in marshals.
You will in to-day's Democrat the refutation of
the abolition lie to njure Pierce. What nexti Its
fortunate he negroes, for if he did, the next
thing would be, that he burning F. P" with red
hot brand into their naked flesh, the bank Of Duck
river, or some other by-place
1t is understood and believed here that Mr. Clay was
opposed the nomination OF Scott and that neither Of
his three will vote for him. This has been commu-
ncated in confidential mannar, and Mr.. Clays most
intimate friends understood il soand Mr. Clay had he
lived would never have cast his for Winfield Scott
Yours, &C.,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
The Religious Test in New mp.hire.

The suboined extracts from recent letter OF the
Hon. Edmund Burke, of New Hampshire, than whom no
reliable witness OF the history Of political events
in that State could be found show what party respon
sble for the anti Catholic test in the New Hampshire
constitution 1t the Wing party that inserted that
ntoerant feature in tho constitution, and it has been
the Wing party that has continued il. And yet the
Wing partzans have the audaoty urge the existence
OF the odious test objection to General Pierce
they know that he together with Judge
Woodbury. and Senator Anterior, labored with all the
force Of his eloquence and zeal have il expunged from
the constitution against the pertnacious opposition Of
the Wings This is certainly the extreme OF efronery
The Constitution of New Hampshire adopted
some 40 years ago, while the Federal parry in the
ascendsncy in the State 1t the the Constitution of
the Federal party, was FRAMED, ADOPTED and
for many years administered by THAT PARTY. All
its odous features the work of the old Federal Party
of New Hamp hire.
Since the Democratic party have gained the ascen-
dency that State, repeated efforts have been made to
call convention to alter and reform it. The question
has several times been put the people and voted down
the GREAT BODY Of the DEMOCRATIC PARTY
VOTING IN FAVOR OF REFORM, and the great
body Of THE Federal (Now WHIe} Party VOTING
against 1T.
Within twenty years, the question has been referred
to the people less than three fines, and IN EVERY
INSTANCE DEFEATED BY THE FEDERAL
PARTY, UhO almost to u man, VOTED AGAINST
ANY CHANGE in the CONSTITUTION.
On the last reference of the question the people,
EVERY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN THE STATE
ADVOCATED an alteration IN the CoastitlfiOn-
EVERY FEDERAL PAPER OPPOSED IT.-Lss.
Timer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
j. g. Hester.

We effort the part Of some gentlemen in this
State hunt down the talented young Senator from Mon
and Brown. After six months intimate acquan-
lance with him, and having daily opportunities TO OBJ
serve his Representative Of the people, it
gives pleasure to say that believe him TO be Of
the most able and worthy young Of our State. To
his untrng industry the people Of the State will be
greatly indebted for their code, and particularly
the friends of reform should be thankful him for his
able efforts in the advocacy of the reforms that
mach needed in laws Mr.. Hester assured
that the independent and honorable he has pur.
sued has brought around him host Of true friends that
will stand by him when assaed by designing dema-
gogues who jealous of his success Heed them not
friend Hester their poisoned darts viii fall harmless
your feet for those who associated with you during
the long aud arduons session Of the Legislature, know
that their assaults false and malignant.-Bl utsn
Banner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12

- HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-To my largely in
AA creased stock, purchased in the East this Spring
Ia = saniy receiving additions from the Eastern and
VI manufacturers have hand larger and cheaper
found elsewhere this vicinity added
many articles well increased those heretofore kept
Among articles which have full hand
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks Laiches Butts Screws, Nails and Brads Window SASH
Glass, &c;
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-The hes, assortment, ever
offered in this market.
CARPENTERS AND COOPERS' TOOLS-A full supply OF
n KeIoggs and other make iustreceved
CABINET MAKERS GOODS-Mahogany veneers and Knobs
Till Chest Cupboard Locks Table and Bed Casters Clue &c
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS-6uia Percha and Oh Cloth, En-
ameed Patent Leather and Lace also Hubs Shafts Feoes
FOR AuLLERS-Anchor Boiling Cloths, Indis Rubber Belts,
Saws, Files Packing Yarn Block Zinc, &c;
FOR FARMERS-All kinds OF Farming Utensils Flows,
Steel and Steel Back scythes Cradles Forks Rakes Shoves
Spades, and Hoes;
FOR hand very large stock
Shoenbege on all kinds Steel Youghgany Coal Backsmnhs
Tools &c All warranted.
variety the improved patterns Of Paor and Cook
Stoves warranted year. Plate Copper, Pumps
All cheap wholesale retail, the OF the
Big Paddock and Cook Stove. HENRY s. KELLOGG
INDIANAPOLIS Nav 16 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12

e ENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.-Thc Third SEES
IA Institution will the first Monday of
November and four months with The following Fac
ulty and of Instruction.
BENJAMIN w DUDLEY, M d Emeritus Pref Anatomy and
Surgery.
ROBERT PErER, NJ. d Prof Of Chemistry and Toricology
THosas D. MITCHELL NJ D., Prof Of Theory aud Praetes Of
Medicine.
JOSHUA B. FLINT, NJ d. Prof q Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
L. Dudley NJ D., and JAMES NJ. Bush, NJ D.,
Professors Special and Surgical Anatomy, and Operative and
Clinical Surgery.
LLrwELLYN POWELL D., PrE Of Obstetrics Diseases
Women and Children
HENRY NJ BuLLIrr, NJ D. Prof Of Physiology aud Pathology
ERASMUS D. Force, NJ d., Prof Bateria 1sdiea aad Ihsa
DAVID CulaNISeo, M. d., DsnonstYator Of Anatomy.
The the whole OF lectures amour; 10 SlOo
SIS paid only Graduation fee Ss5
Disseciing ticket $40. Hospital ticket IS.
JOSHUA Z. FLINT,
Louisville iuys-w5w Dean Of the Faculty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
London Money Market.

The London advices with respect to money show a
rapid increase.
The influx Of gold from Australia is becoming more
rapid and regular far above the shipments of coin
that colony. There was, however, drain upon the
market for railway calls The calls for French railways
alone amount FL 247 $40 sterling, be paid in all
July; which from the published three ourths
Of what is wanted for English Railways the for
which is f1 SO5, $50 sterling, making total OF
e., 900 900 sterling.
The Bank Of England had scoumulatee on the 26th
JuDe an amount of f22 042, $50 sterling.
The idle or unemployed capital held by the bank,
amounts TO the large Of ETA pa $40 sterling The
amount Of circulation has however, Of late increased,
and staads at the sum Of Ell 342 55s sterling, being
less than the amount OF bullion it holds.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
LITTLE BRITAIN, July "a, 1852.
To ChGs. ~. Cuskman, Esq, Secretary of Committee Of
Mass Meeting;

LITTLE BRITAIN, July "a, 1852.
To ChGs. ~ CusAman, Esq. Secretary of Committee Of
Mass Meeting;
My DEAR SIR:-Your very kind note, conveying TO
me the invitation Of your committee to participate in
the Democratic meeting of the 26th at Washing
toms ad-quarters, Newburg, came duly to hand.
need say You, it, that would afford
me very great pleasure to meet with my Democratic
friends again that hallowed spot to give my humble
voice and sanction those great principles government
which there inauguraed, under the eye and
tenance of beloved and venerated Washington and
do most earnestly regret that cannot be present in
person. as will be in heart and feeling, that occasion
Nor need say that ninety winters and have
not chilled my ardor for my country, and the Demo
cratic republican principles which it is based ;
but age and its attendant infrmtes deny any
further activities with you in the cause; yet shall
only when her CONTROL to pray for
the preservation perpetuity extension and ascendancy
OF our true principles the end Of time and to earhs
utmost bounds. AS exponents, and tried and true
representatives. of these principles Pierce and King have
my best wishes, and shall have my vote; should live
give Respectfully and faithfully yours,
ROBERT BURHET.
The reading OF these letters greeted by tremen-
dous shouts from from the thousands present.
Old Jeremiah II. Winnie present in person at the
meeting. He fought under Gen. Scott at Lundys Lane
and lost leg in the service Of his country He goes in
warmly for Pierce and King.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
Got his Reward.

A few weeks before the Wing Convention nominated
Gen. Scott, Humphrey Marshall Of Kentucky the Con-
gresham from the Louisville District out ia a
lengthy letter. in which he entered largely into argu
ment to prove the weakness and unworthiness Of the
General, which the writer gave his why he
could not support him. II seems that Mr. Fillmore
highly pleased with Mr.. Marshas onslaught upon
the Wing nominee for wc il announced in the Leus-
vile Courier that the President has offered him the Chi.
psss Mission ~-OSa. Eng
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
SINEX
1From the Christian Record.l
North Western Christian University

According to the call of the Commissioners publish.
ed in our Extra, the Stockholders in the N. W. C..
the Christian Chapel in this City,
the 14h ns and proceeded to the election of twenty
Directors according to the provisions Of the Char
The following persons elected Directors for
three years, viz:
George Campbell, Rush County, Ind.
B. F. Reeve, Rush county, Ind.
Jeremiah Smith, Randolph county, Ind.
Benz. Irwin, Bartholomew county, lad.
Elijah Goodwin, Bloomington, Ind.
o. p. Badger, Putnam county, Ind.
II. ST. John Van Dake Noblesville, Ind
ID. c. Slower, Charlottesville, Ind
Jas. Ford, Wabash county, Ind.
p. NJ Parks, Morgan county, Ind.
w. H. Craig, Morgan county, Ind
CLANCY Butler, Shelby county, Ind.
p. NJ Blankinshp, Gosport, Ind.
]. H. Marsteller, Lafayette, Ind.
Ovid Butler, Indianapolis Ind
j. M. Mathes, Indianapolis Ind
L. H Jameson, Indianapolis, lad.
Allen May indianapolis, Ind
Jas. Sugrove, Indianapolis, Ind.
d. G. Stewart, New Albany, Ind.
Z. S. Frazee, Fayette county, Ind.
The Board will hold a meeting at the Christian
Chapel, in thi. city, Tuesday the 9th inst, at
O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose of taking in consideration
some of the most important matters pertaining to the
building Of the University The members OF the Board
who present, were full of energy and will go to
work in the right way 1t reduced to certainty,
that shall have, in very short time, this important
Institution in operation. This will be bright day for
the Reformation in Indiana, and the West More
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
Especial Dispatch to the n. Y. Tribune:l


NIAGARA FALLS July %.
1t is estimated by good judges, that go 600 persons
here today and that 00G have already been
the ground. The and boats constantly crowd
ed.
The cars tonight were full inside on the platforms
and the top, and besides that dirt put
to carry passengers. The boats also densey loaded
Hundreds have gone away IN private carriages. The
military snd some entire delegations gone.
Tonight there will be grand ball in of the Ohio
tents which large number OF ladies will participate.
There is full tent of Democrats from Cleveland,
who have renowned their party afinilies and will go
strong for Scott.
That will do, Horace! Ten lies in five paragraphs
and big lies too. There has Wing drunk sober,
dreamed of estimating the crowd over 30 0OO and they
ready compromise 10 900. BY all accounts
should Judge the crowd to range from 10 10 000
including Democrats visitors the Falls, and pleasure
seekers generally The Railroad conductors Niagara
who had nnetenhs of the crowd in their charge agreed
estimate of 1000 all told. This falls SO 900,
short of Hoaces story. About that 'dance in the
tent" in which ga large numbet Of ladies partic
pate" sheer fabrication Nothing of the kind
took place.
That last lick, however, is the richest. GA full tent
Of Democrats from Cleveland all converted to Scot q
o Pentecost! What time they must have had in that
tent We have had search warrants in the hands of
police trying find these tent converts and not has
been heard Of vet. Our Cleveland military say they
did not hear the word 'Scott" in their encamp ment
On Horace! Horace!-Clereiand p. Dealer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
Fire and water.proef Composition Roofing Natsrisl

ME undersigned respectfully beg the attention o,
II the community this invaluable Roofs In the
eastern cities has almost entirely superseded all other kinds
Roofs and this although but recently Introduced has In
every tho
perfected by which the subscribers enabled execute
81 orders for the Roofing Material either country the
shortest notice, and on the most favorabls terms.
They economical effect oonsderal
cost and are protection against Ere presenting uncomfortable
surface 10 burning bodies falling them Being
they be used conveniently for all the purposes
yards The daily Of Roofs which refer sufficiently
aitess neir durability Tor those purposes Or3ers respectfully
hcied LOUDEN & DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12

GEN. HINTON SENT FoR-It is understood that the
Wing Administration have an agent to California
to bring back Gen Hinton the fugitive mail depredator
What fort To stump the State for Scott In every
important campaign since 1886, the General has been
the "big gun" Of Whiggery, and the absence Of his
familiar face and voice at the Wing gatherings will no
doubt be felt. The General is one Of 'em.-Ashland
Union
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
Niagara.

Sickness seems to prevail in the Wing party, The
Buff Courier Of last evening says:
s9Hon Thomas Corwin left here yesterday for Mon.
treal on account OF i'll health.
exports current that he did not deem II proper Tor
Cabinet minister to take part in proceedings-but the
fact nav be relied on that his health would not permit
OF the excitement Of the celebration"
Poor fellowi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12

uDREMIUM COvERLETS.-I would inform the cIizens o
adjoining counties thal have permanently located
on the corner Washington and West Indianapolis nd
prepared TO do all kinds of CovERlET WEAVING
notice. the approved STYLE always
keep and approved and from
experience business England and the United States feel
confident that give entire satisfaction have worked for the
fourteen years the business Lebanon Warren county,
and twola Warren county Agricultural Fairs Coveets
took the Premium. SAMUEL PERROTT.
India nar,nlis 1HSo-Nv3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12

ADVANCE THE PRIcE OF BRANDIEs.-The N. Y.
Express says the Europa brings bad news as to the
prospects Of the vintage in France Holders of brandy
yesterday advanced prices Of that article per
told, and at that rate understand there
some heavy transactions.
Perhaps offset, it may be stated that within the
few days past there have been large importations of
this kind of liquor from Boston, the sale Of the article
now being inhibited there.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
Ancient though Living Landmarks.

At the great Democratic sting of the river coun-
ties Of New York, held at Nevburg last week, the
following letters were read from the only surviving
guards of Gen. Westinghouse 81 and the other
90 years of age.
LITTLE BRITAIN, July "a, 1852,
Mr. CUsHMAN:-Dear SRI thank the committee,
Of which you the organ for the invitation contained
in your note to me, attend the meeting Wash
ington's Headquarters, Newburg, Monday next. The
extreme heat OF the weather and the inrmes Of age
will deprive Of the qualification | should receive
from being present with you But neither age in
hrmes, assure you, lessen my love and devotion
TO the Democratic principles OF government
and trust and hope to live to those principles tr
umphant IA the election of the peoples rues represen
tatives, Pierce and King. Yours with respect.
USUAL KNAPP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE!
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12

TEyo THE PUBLIC-The undersigned hereby cautions the
public buying using Patent Right for machinery
for cutting the Screws The rails &C. Of bedsead gsaied
Spencer Lewis, april 9h 1880
been adudged by the Commissioners of Patents for
United States, Gross and Campbell, of fIffa, Ohio.
the only authorized Agent said Gross
Campbell for the sale of the Rights said machinery
Indiana and viii any infringement the by
sale using, otherwise.
of the public he herein sets forth the decision
of the Commissioner OF Patents:
Seneer Can5eR nierfe of said Gross
Campbes application with Patent granted said Spencer
for machinery
rails, &c. Of Beads,eads, before the Commissioner
Patents
Aer careful examination OF the testimony ia the above entitled
priority decided in favor OF said Gross and
Campbell inventor with the said Cam bell Of
machine claimed them having invented the part
oversy prior the invention production OF the by said
Lewis THO'S EWBANK.
PATENT OFFICE, March IT, 1881. -
SAN'L ii. KISINGE2,
iulys-w6w Agent for Gross s. Campbell Tifhn O.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12

nTAt the Wing ratification meeting at Washington a
transparency was having on it two SMOKING not
booIs of soup, with spoons in them. What falling
of this is from two dollars day and roast bss-NasA
lie zm0lssa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12

A letter from Wisconsin to the New Hampshire Pat
riot, says:"They say East that Scott will well in
the West. speak only for Wisconsin which is good
for Pierce and King by ten housand majority beyond
any contingency"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-12
TO BUSINESS MEN.

III BUSINESS MEN.
FENHE undersigned invite the attention OF business through
OF legitimate local the which
far exceed those of other within their knowledge They
general Appointing Agents for the sale Of the splendid Fabrics
Of the
AMERICAN PORCELAIN COMPANY
Manufactured by Charles Cartridge Co. Long Island and sold
by Messrs. john Goode of New York city,
in elegance durability, cheapaes. positively
led having wherever introduced, driven from ra'kei all similar
goods.
The system under which Porcelain sod
absolutely
Cuts off all Competition,
and III dealer all the profits which he has heretofore
been obliged to share with the cs These profits with the
dealer unexamped gans gains which are not only immediate but
large iaeeasns income for future years
In addition the Porcelain Fabrics and included IN the same
OF sale, we have the wares of the
American Arglllo Company,
thus Offering nducement scarcely inferior the first
being manufactured at the celebrated essb
Mesrs RUSSELL * ERWIN, OF Nso Britain, Conn.
description of the question would be deem
and scarcely believed without inspection
therefore invite all who desire 10 embrace the
Certainty of Rapid Wealth
personally call and examine not only the wares but tho
tChe hey sod pledgng ourselves in all make
good statements.
As we offer AN opportunity may In
Jury require all appointed by shall
business character, and desire
others shall be happy receive the calls
aiming useful unique, and elegant productions
wINcHELI, PHELPS Co.,
Agents for johnson & Goodel.
REFERENCES.
T. b Frrcn, Pres't Mechanics Bank, Syracuse, N. Y.
E. WIcks, Cashier Mechanics Bank Syracuse, N. Y;
THos g. ALvoRD, Pres Salt Springs Bank, Syracuse N r;
E. B. JuDsos, Cashier Salt Springs Bank Syracuse " W
A. s. BARNES Co, Book Publishers, New York city;
GEO II DERBY & Co, Book Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y:
July, 1852. julyis