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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08
PEORIA EYE 1Nr1RMABY AND oRTHop RDIc IN

TsNhIS establishment just completed and viii be permanent
place for the reception of all patients wishing undergo treat
those DESTROYS being
ted for the of all varieties Of pEFORhlTES, such
long Standing Dloc aions Cuboo nmobty he Lower Jaw,
&c, &c.
The building beautiful and healthy location in the
border of the City OF PEORIA where patients be accommodated
with comfortable boarding and washing such corresponds
each Every instrument and apparatus calculated
the designs of such institution provided the Oho
pedc Department several entirely original used of
which Cuboo young children frequently Obvates the
shy operating by the knife
The design of the Eye Department particularly
treatment Of those patients who under less rigid system than
pursued such institutions would be oT the part
BILE.
For further omatiop, address
F. S. COOPER, NJ. D,
Peoria, Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

- HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-ro my largely IN
IN creased stock, purchased in The East this Spring
~ Saniy receiving additions from the Eastern markets and
W manufacturers have hand larger and cheaper
stock be elsewhere this vicinity have added
well increased those heretofore kept
the articles which have full hand
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks Iaehes Bolts Screws, Nails and Brads, Window sash
TABLE AMP POCKET CpTLERY-The bssi assortment syst
offered ii this haTktf
CARPENTERS AND cOOPERS' TOOLS-A Gall supply of
n. Kellogg AN other make, received;
CABINET MAKERS GOODS-AIahogany VeneeTs and knobs
TILL Chest and Cupboard Locks Table and Bed CasO Glue De
CARRIAGE TRAIAlNGS-Gniia Pereha and OIL Cloth, En-
and Hubs, Fioes,
FOR MIILERS-Anchor Boiling Cloths India Rubber Bells,
Saws, Files Packing Yarn, Block Zinc, dc;
FOR FARAIERS-A kinds OF Farming Utensils, PONs, Cast
Steel Back Scyhes, Cradles, Forks Rsses Shoves
Spades, ara Haea
FOk Constantly Gu haIl ysgy large stock
SosbergFr Ian t Kinds q Siss Yonghghny Coal Raeksahs
Tools, &c All sffsIseJ.
great variety of The most improved patterns
Stoves warranted for year Tin Plate, Copper Pumps and
Lead Pipe All Fery cheap wholesale retail Tie sign Ofhs
Biz Paddock and Cook Stove. HENRY :. KELLOGG
Indianapolis, May 10, 1851.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

~ Our merchants visiting Cincinnati should call at
Moore * Chester's, of 9TH and Walnut street
and purchase Of their excellent Tea, the quality
of which we have tested and find TO be excellent
Springfield RepubIic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08
Wilmington's Patent Grain Sc

APPLIED TO The TRAVELLING AND STATIONARY
THRESHING AND CLEANING MACHINES.
N1E now building the above machines Of the maeri
wv ais warranng Them every way superior
lore built, and will execute orders with prompt
Travellers besides treshing 6ed Station
Any heshers by using stationary horse power and when
used are warranted save grain better thar and
10 hresh THREE HUNDRED A
STATIONARY SEPARATIONS also built by u.s. which
clean the gram ready tor market al the that
H. Being far simple construction than heretofore
used, they are not al all liable 10 get OF repair
HORSE POWERS, of quality, double driving paion
kept constantly ON hand, made promptly 10 order
The superior quality the woTkmen employ on,
long enables do all kinds work with
the machine business, in A No. style.
Travelling ThresheTs. $4,000
Stationary separa'ors. 95 90
Al three and months credit with approved security
10 Ten per cent. discount fo cash dorm
+. BRIGGS & CO.
South BEND Ind Inne q. ISE2-Xlm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08
FIRE AND WAFER PROOF ROOFS

NOMPoSIIoN by the barrel prepared Paper and Telling
Kettles OF % 10 100 gallons bOp Screens, and Heaters h
enare Gravel &c FOR sale Mandatory Market
40 ana one af Saaafs Of he Co House with Pnled a.
sclons for use. G. ZIMMERMAN . CO.
may25 d&wif Indianapolis. Ind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

O-The world is workshop, and none but the wise
know how to use the tools
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08
CoIumbus. Piqua. and indiana Railroad

Ia article this road the Pgua Register states the
following, about which had not heard before. We
are glad that so important work is in energetic safe
hands;
"A contract was also made and concluded, several
days ago, with VIM. Neil, Esq, of Columbus for grav-
cling, laying the superstrcture iron, ballasiing and
completing the line from Columbus Union, that all
the arrangements have been made for the compile
ton Of the road in short time the work can be
done by linen and money" and in the proper manner
(probaby altogether the bes) yet the State
which trains can run from thrtyye to forty live miles
per hour with perfect safety"-ohio State Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

n UEENSWARE.-I this day in receipt OF thirty cIsles
direct Importation, from SIafoTdshTe POleries per ship
Geo Green, combining
Whhe Iron Slpne Tea Ware, new style;
Do do 20 Dining DO
do d Do cgsad Sanas 1hree Slolyi
do do do Handled CBsiards,
do do do Dishes Bakers Bowl and Pitchers
Jenny Lind Tes Pots Sugars and Creams
do do Bowls Teas Pitchers, Plates and Dishes
Mai Blue do do do do dos
do do Tea Pots, Sugar and Creams;
FOrs sale Wholesale and Retail al low prices.
mayl2 JACOB LlNOLEl-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08
Commercial Institute of INDIANAPOLIS.
W.McK. SCOTT, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.

TUNHIs INSTITUTION is now Permanently established and -
recently up The elegance and convenience Il
ne best Cincinnati College now furnishes advantages equal 20
hc, whilst the cost Is lhle over one hall OF others.
The Studies OF the Full Course those necessary complete
Ra noroqgh Mercantile Education and oomprehe four distinct
FIRST q sTiisss I 6,,v rxr,, Poor
n Ss w Whence e. Bops Keeping by Double Entry and Is aPPsa
Banking Manufacturing Domestic Shipping and Commission
eam boamg and Foreign Shipping and general Commission bus
he Cash book Bank EooR IHToee 6ooE se SSo
rP SCSE 01ITard Invoice book Account Current book &c
ClASS embraces The Laws, CusOTss and Usget
THIRD cIA VSssfSfe ,xr,v ,.,,,,-. ,,,o-,-
anon IN Interest Discount Loss and Gain, Broker
age Equation Of Payments Direct and Indirect Exchange &c
ON ihe new and improved method Of Cancellation.
FOURTH ClASS-CoMNERcIl LAw-EmlHaces the Law
Ssl d a 70 s e dEeIs. rsImehe Corporation and Prince
Fire and Life Insurance Contracts with carries in bir;g
service and The nature Of unrsniee ana Lastly &
emedes which lac IN measure, IN the hands the Merchsn him
Pros CARD Of Admission to Fun couT occupying from,
r PE Msf1i s So 81 Es' FS 81 ,ssTrd
Full Course illustrated different together with
taken any leaving optional with The Pupil after The eompe
non Of The Partial Course 10 continue through the Full Course
Price Of Cards OF Admission Partial Course pre-
U-No almlance a Pupil in either course wihou first Oh
isinmg a Gsrd Of Admission from the Principal.
% ~ t On Bansing PoInea Economy and other subjects
Diploma granted only TO those who may pass Satisfactory -
animation at the completion OF n Full Course.
The best for commencing either the first Non
day OF each month"; although Pupils admitted any time
-, Report Of the Board Of EsaMinsra, May 20, ISL
We the undersigned Thy special request acting Board
the Commercial Institute
mat we have attended the examination the present graduating
class Of said Institution, and find said well acquainted wR
the elementary Double
wen be expected their and opportunities actual practice
sidered We believe them have received from their
strucor thorough drilling this all important
cial Education, which, steadily observed properly praccd
upon viii reder them able and ezens and
we would recommend that the following named the
present class receive Diplomas, lO-Nyi
James Weeks John Dorsey, Hezekiah w Roberts Samuel
Morris Joseph r. Haugh, John r. Ferguson George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCaTty, gr James r Brown and
And m conclusion would congratulate the citizens
IN now having IN their alrOnZe home Institution
Commercial education where much short lime
and far less expense anxiety part of parents
and guardians. believe be
similar Institution IN the West b. r. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
/ WIN. SULLIVAN.
/ c. B. DAVIS,
/ BENZ l.. LANG
/ INDIANAPOLIS MAY 20 1851
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INpIANArorI.. Man pn. Is5l.

INDIANAPOLIS May 20, 1851.
~ IL shall be the % the Principal furnish al
naies Of this Institution who desire immediate employ.
men he therefore business pan of the Stals
who may be IN good accountants OF the ssms
stating all particulars and he viii try and him well qus
he'd IN every particular.
70 Arrangements have cen made largest ana
best Boarding houses IN the Guy board and lodge all
from abroad % 90 week making The expenses board
ng Tuition and Stationary about $40 the price
IN lhe CINCINNATI Colleges juYl7-lYd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

10 The Wing Press, in summing up the sins Of our
nominee among other things that Gen. Pierce's
father poor man. Of Irish descent, and without
brilliant edneationl Honiblel Outrageous
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

vER 200 pairs Gents Opera and Congress Caters just
~ ed and for sale at the lowest figures FIR cash. at
J. F. FAIRBANKS
apr9 Sign of the Big Red Boot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

awe, The undersigned having used the Composition Roofing Ma
tera Of Louden Duffy, cheerfly recommend be
evng to all the advantages ascbed Fire and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

REFERENCES
Hon. T. A. HanneSan, Indiana
Hon. Wilson Shannon, Ex-Gov of Ohio;
Hon. VIM z. Bryant Ex- Chief Jusiiee Of Oregon
Hon Isaac p Walker, IT, 5. Senate;
Hon. John Moore, Springfield, Illinois;
Hon. VIM MeMgry Lieut. Gov. OF Illinois;
Hon. s. ii. Treat, Springfield, Illinois,
For further information address J. COOPER,
jan25-Iy PeoTls, Illinois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08
Westward the Star Reform takes onward Course
EG4IEE TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS!

M would respectfully call The attention OF customers and deal
w drugs and msdcss eur fl AMI large
articles We receiving and Opening, CRvDE and
PowDERED Also the various prepared from Medicines
introduced by Beach, Madison, Thompson Howard and others
Also EXTRACTS concentrated articles fluid solid and powdered
Also, the various Compounds prepared receipts OF
character having tested thoroughly
twenty years. also the superior quality Of Pure Medical
Liquors. ID o winch to sell wholesale retail
Our stock cosss~s ~ ~ '1.of
African Bird Pepper seEicsn
Baybeuy Ladlla Slippsr, or Nsrvme,
Ginger, Jamaica, Unicorn,
Ginger, African, Witch Hazel,
Ginger, Race, Raspberry,
I,Obelia Inhaia See, Golden Seal,
I" 70 HaL, &c &c., &c. &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08
INK GkEAT kENTUChN kEMEDh
DIR. JOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA!
Will Wonders never Cease?

the faowizg cures, performed alone by the use OF
! BULLS SARSAPARIkLA, not wonders. then
acknowledge that do not know the meaning OF the
word Read and be convinced that facts stranger than
Seton
LINE P. O.. Fulton Co. KY, Oct l, ISL.
Dr. John BuIl: Sir-The dozen of your Sarsa-
paa ordered in September, came to hand, and, IN ac
knowsging the receipt of the same feel would be
doing injustice withhold the following, among the
many the instances that have under my obserya
ton during the last years of the great curative prop
critics of your Sarssparpla -
Jeanette Martin, highly respectable lady Of my
neihborhood aged sixty years had been long afflicted
with ulcer, which finally reduced her 70 so
helpless condition. that she could not leave her bed She
tres he best medical sdvice in county without relief
and lid given all hopes Of At this stage Of her
case persuaded her take bottle Of your Sarsapa
rlla lie did and In short time returned and pur
chased another bottle stating the first had had decidedly
good effect She continued 10 il until after the OF
i've six bottles had the pleasure Of seeing the old lady
herself church She assured that she had almost
entirely recovered her health and from her received the
account Of her disease and in about the words give
Il yo This Is but of number Of cures under
oservatloneS very remarkable onesperfsrmed by the
OF your Sarsaparia, in my neighborhood. The Re
Gand for II has steadily increased since its introduction
here. Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

u The devil lies in q covetous mans ctsst
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BoYIE CoUxrr. XIV. Oct. 6. ISL

Dr. John Bull: Dear Sir-l have the NEST marvel
my patients, by your valuable medicine
old lady, who had been afflicted from her childhood
With scrofa and various diseases Of thu brain She
sixty years old IL had into something like eproSy
she the most frightful creature my eyes
bebed. called in Dr. NcFadden, fine physician,
consult with in relation to her. We came TO the
conclusion that of power TO relieve her; but,
going my Office, accidentally prxel up Il
Journals when seeing the wonderful your sarss
para effected resolved try the experiment in this
case / took her bottles Of it, after taking which
perceived great change. took her She il
now taking the sixth bottle and consider her efirey
cured take great p sasurs in Recommending your Sar
saparla to the afflicted public.
Yo,rs rasnactfully.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

% Many drops make shower light gains make a
heavy purse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-08

NROCERlES.The undersigned received spendl
" stock Of well assorted orss fresh and
pared sell for cash approved Country produce
IN the city Give call snd feel and your
selves Our word for will give hargan. sol
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-12-21
THE SUMTER BANNER.
Sumterville, So: Ca.
j. RICHARDSON LOGAN, EDITOR.
TuEsDAY. DECEMBER 21 1852.


sBE In taking upon ourselves the
conduct ola public journal, and one
which has received SO literally the sup
port of the public, we deem it but
necessary TO say that our best endeav-
ors shall be put forth to make it q
useful, and entertaining fre-sidc com
panion; one upon which the farmer may
confidently rely for the latest reports
of the markets, and any improvements
that may come to our knowledge, LIN
the science of agriculture; profitable
medium to our merchants for advcr
tising, and in short to strain every
nerve to establish II paper that will
keep pace with the spirit Of an utilita
rian age.
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The common complaint of too much
legislation is certaiuly not applicable
to this State, and our Legislators de-
serve all praise for the despatch With
which they have, in ii session of twen-
ty-two days. transacted business, which,
to- uninitiated eyes seemed to have de-
mandcd the attention of months. Our
own delegates have well done their
part. To Col. AsnMoRR, as Chairman
Of the Committee on Claims, we see
u we'll mcritcd comPlimcnt in the
Charleston Standard" he is cmphati-
oally the working man Of the House.
Our old friend too Capt. GREEN has
not been idle, but has shown himself u
skillful debater,-his speeches ON the
Electoral question, and in support of
Col. AsnMoRE's motion, to increase the
appropriation for the Free School fund
from $4,000 to S74,4oO, (Which was
passed, commanded strict attention.
Among the bills carried through was
one amending the charter of the VIII
mington and Manchester Rail Road
Company Sd as to allow it to connect
with the Columbia branch of the South
Carolina Road, which the dclapidated
condition Of the Camden branch, ms
cvinced by the late accidents on that
Road has rendered extremely derir-
Gus. Also bill rc-chartcrng the
Bank of the State, and granting char
ters TO eight new Banks, among which
is the Bank of Sumter with capital of
100000; we believe there is scarcely
two opinions in our community iii re-
gard to the necessity of having such
an institution in our midst, there is
capital cttoHSh III our District to cs-
tablish many such Banks. and We hope
it will not now be withheld.
The important measure of rc.district-
ing the State, occupied some time, and
has resulted in the annexation Of Chcs-
ter to our Congressional District, which,
as far rs VIC can learn, is generally ac-
ceptablc.
The Comptroller General was au.
thorizcd, upon satisfactory evidence
being produced that $3.50, 900 had been
raised by private subscription, ard cx-
pended in the construction Of the sBluc
Ridge Rail Road" to endorse bonds
to the amount Of 'sG25 900; on All adj
ditional expenditure Of s25O,OOO, the
State to endorse gain to the amount
of s625, 900: the bonds to be sold Mt
par or the State endorsement to be
void.
An appropriation of $4,000 was
also made for the new fire proof Build
ing next TO the State House for the
safe keeping Of public documents and
$4,000 for the New College Chapel.
4
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Christmas,

Ere another week rolls around this
festive season with all its happy brill.
liant, and subs tantiul associations, of
barn-yard turkeys, sparc-ribs, mincc-
pies, and cggnog will be upon us, and
prcsuming upon the time our readers
ought to devote to the discussing OF
these luxurics, VIC shall treat them viii,
only halfshcct next week, for which
act OF mercy on our part, we expect to
be thanked, by n large list OF new sub
scribers; of course We don't care any
thing about the aforesaid nitctics our
selves,
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mud from the bottom ut ii depth sof
two to three hundreds fathoms. dS
. Hoyaae ii. Ba11i,a 5 J Ban. sss II
Mems 81 INs,yys.

Pork is. selling at Madison, Ind. at
s6 25 per1O0 lbs nett, notwithstanding
the large receipts at that place over
those Of last year. Hams are selling
from the block mt sasSl-2 cents per
pound. i 55 8.
Our State Legislature adjourned on
the 10th inst. ..fs5
The receipts Of Cotton at the port
ofNew Orleans on Friday thes4l0 Oh,
inst, amounted to %, $50 bales.
Capt. Gray and crew of the Lady
Suffolk detained in I1ayanna on suspi
cion of being engaged in the slave
trade have been released.
The upper story ola Housein Lon
don commanding fine view Of the
funeral procession in honor Of the
DrKE of Wellington, was let for one
thousand guineas.
6 Adviccs from Mexico state that the
revolutionary party there are fast gain
ing ground.
GEoRcE BuIsr, Esq, has been elect
cd Ordinary Of Charleston District.
There has been q large fire in Sacra
.mento city, California, and property te
the value of 100000 was destroyed.
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BHEAKING UP OF AN ICEBERG IN TIE
Arctic SEA.-Whcn an immense ice
berg begins to tumble to pieces, and
change its position in the water, the
sight is really grand,-pcrhaps one
that can vic with an earthquake. Mas
ses inconccivably great, four times
the size of St. Paul's Cathedral or
Westminster Abbey, arc submerged
III the still blue water to appear again
at the surface, rolling and heavins
gigantically in the swelling waves.
Volumes OF spray rise like clouds
OF white rapor into the air all round,
and shut out the beholdcr from
II scene too sacred for eyes not i'm
mortal. The sound that is emitted is
not second to terrific peals of thunder,
or the discharge of whole parks of
artillery. The sea, smooth and
tranquil, is aroused, and oscillations
travel ten or twelve miles in ovcry
direction; and if ice should cover it's
surface in one entire sheet, it comes
up into detached pieces in the same
manner as if the swell of an extensive
sea or ocean had reached it. And be-
tore quiescent state is assumed, pro.
badly two or three icebergs occupy its
place, the tops of some of which may
be at an elevation of upwards of two
hundred feet, having, in tho course of
the revolution, turned up the blue
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T a LUCKY PREsENrlMENr.- cor
respondent Of the Alexandria Gazette,
speaking Of II late visit to England,
says:
4 had gone to Gravcscnd with a
view oftaking passage, but an incident
prevented. 4 White swan worth; to
performs his fight through the Milky
Way, came near the vessel in which
it was my design to sail, and her com
nandcr took his gun. The sequel we
need not mention. The bloc,t of the
dead bird stained tn. river. We had
Just been fresh from reading the An
cient Mariner, in which the vessel en-
countered heavy calamitics after the
killing of an albatross, and the circum-
stance determined me not to 90 with
suchn barbarian. You will smile at
my superstition. You may even go
Through Lausanne and tell the incident,
but don't forget to add that the vessel
from whose deck the bird was shot has
been missing from that time. She
Pershed with, all on board
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To Cure Hams Nicely.

Cut out the meet rs smoothly rs pos
siblc, salt it very lightly, aud, having
spread it out, let it remain thus for one
night. The next morning put two
tca-~poons-fui Of sa!tpctre and abou,
one gi ofmolasses to each ham. Have
your salt pretty rcd with cayannc pep
per, and with it rub them weU. Pack
them tight i'll close boxes, putting the
small pieces between the hams so as to
leave no hollow places. Let them lie
from three to five weeks according to
the size Of the meat. .Selecia cold day
to ha"g up. Take up your hams
sprinkle them with pcper ard put a
thick coat of lcacllcd ashes on them,
pressing the ashes so as to make it
stick. Have them handled carefully
and hung up with the hook hown.-
Smoke them well until the first of
March. Then take them down, and
upon every place from which the ashes
may have been rubbed, put more
Lastly, either sack your hams or lay
them on shelf, placing sticks between
to keep them from touching.-Etlege-
.Feid advertiser.
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SEVEN Tons or Ars7p ,,,,s G,,ff

SEVEN Tons OF AUSTRALIAN GoLp
ARRIVED IN ESGLASp.-On Novcm.
Der 23d, three vessels arrived in the
river Thames, from Australia, Will,
the extraordinary quantity of upwards
of seven tons in gold on board. One
Of the ships, the Eagle, was frcightcd
with the largest amount ofthc precious
metal ever known to arrive in one
vessel. viz: 10000 ounces, upward
OF six tons. and OF the value of NOR,
than fG00,O00.. The other ships arc
the Sapphire, from Sydney, with H..
6CS ounces OH board, aud the Pelham.
from Sydney, with 81 ,GG2 ounces. The
Maitland also arrived day or two
since, from Sydney, with l4.32G oun.
ccs. Great. however, as has been
the wealth brought over by the Eagle
the ship Dido is expected in Il few
days which will far surpass it, having
Oh board 2SO,000 ounces or about ten
tons and a half OF the precious metal
The Neptune, with 1000 ounces. and
other ships with rs valuable fcights
arc nearly due.