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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

CsOUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals
will be received by Secretary Fesherston Msyhews
slore until Saturday Sept 18th, at O'Clock for the exclusive
privilege Of furnishing refreshments inside the incosue Of the
Fair which the Executive Committee will
No intoxicating drinks allowed.
Said Fair be held Indianapolis the 5h 6h and 9TH Of
OCTOBER The 9Th will be devoted the reception and arrangement
stock and articles and public admission the 9th and 7h
sepI7- 1wd&w. r. MAYHEM, Sec'y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23
DIED,

or Cholera on the 10Th August 1882 n. c. DIX
wTDDIE, in the oath year of his age
''In the midst of life IN dealh''
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rHNo THE PUBLIC-The undersigned hereby cautions the
public against buying using Patent Right for machinery
for cutting The Screws the rails &c. Of bedstead granted
Spencer Lewis April 1885, the procured by fraud
and has adudged by the Commissioners Patents for the
United States, 10 Gross and Campbell, Of Tihn, Ohio.
The undersigned the only authorized said Gross and
Campbell Ire sale the machinery
Indiana and viii any infringement upon the by
SALE using, otherwise.
For the information of the public he herein forth the decision
Of the Commissioner Patents:
Spencer CaF5eH Interference Of said Gross
Campbels application with Patent granted said Spencer
Lewis April OH 1885, for machinery for cutting
Screws rails &C. Of Beadead before the Commissioner OF
Patents
Aer careful examination Of the testimony the above entitled
priority Of invention is decided favor Of said Gross and
Campbell the said Gross joint with the said CAM bell OF
the machine claimed BY Them having invented the
trovery prior the production of the by said
Lewis THOfS EWBhNK.
PATENT OFFICE, March II, 1851
SAMsL III. KISINGER,
ulve-vyau Aeenf for(sr & Campbell Tifin n.
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on FOR STEAM

AT EAGLE BOILER AND MACHINE SHOP
rUNHE citizens OF Indiana who purchase Steam
Boilers sheet-ron Chmneys, &C. well construcfcd Of me
best quality Of ron and cheap specially invited the well
KEfSHAw sINKEk, whose fsclies for manu-
Steam Boilers q me mcant.ins
BY which prepared and ready by long expeecs
business oexecuie the shortest notice. any description
of new work or repairs Of old.
Therefore, before going dow The nver OF e..
on Pogue's Rum right north Of the Gw wsr N ns kaAf0'a
city OF Indiana
Indianapolis July I, 1s52 we@-
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY.

TUVaE will Thurs
dsy, 23d of September end Friday the 2h OF De
cember, 1852
II will be gratifying the friends Of the University learn
the the Tscuy been filed by the election
Rev RYoRs D. of the Ohio University President
Mathematics and Civil Engineering Both these gentlemen have
accepted and expected the duties OF their
i've departments the beginning of the ensuing
In the Normal Department. recently established oil
lures upon the TnEoRY PRACTICE TEACHING will be
given during the session. by of the Faculty The Mode
School established i'm with the Normal
ment will opened under the direction Of Mr. JOHN c. SMITH,
graduate of The University the beginning Of the session. the
od College building, which being fitted for that purpose
TUITION.
In College Proper-Eighf Dollars per session
In Preparaiory-Siz Dollars per session.
BOARDING. be had private families from 81 IS 81 IS
week Students who Boarding Club, which occupies the
College Boarding from sevenfy6ye
dollar per week. JOS. G. McPHEETERs,
Pres't Board Of Trustees,
Bloomington, Ind Aug 1888 Septo-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

M BOTTLES delicious Fruit Drops direct from
lVU Philadelphia for sss Of 40 cents, by
ssp15 J. p. POPE d Co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

EBEAUTTULLY SITUATED HOUSE AND GROUNDS
y IN MUNCIE, DELAWARE co, FOR SALE-Quarer
Of mile the of the Frame house containing nine
rooms large cellar walled with slone good we'll with
lot House situated the summit Of knoll Of half
from elevation of 30 commands OF the
with Of land. Natural Of half
the Population Of Nunee 1900 improving rapidly,
siua led O. Belefontane Railroad.
For &C., apply at the
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE.
sep15-d&w2w
unpaid FIRST day of July last loans from the
Sinking Fund the lands mogaged IN security will be advertised
sold second Saturday
in December than interest,
to said FIRST sy July may the deemed su
fcen payment such will not be exaced II the borrow
this Office written 70 pay interest
the and withheld. j. mORHiSON, fres't
SINKING FUND OFFICE
Indianapolis, Sept I, 1852 sepi5dcSwSw
nJounal Indianapolis Courier and Journal
Lafayette Palladium and Jefesonan, Richmond Courier and
Journal Tene Haue Banner Madsona and Courier Madison
Journal and Times EVANSVILLE News Michigan City; and Demo
cra Goshen publish Of dollars: and send
o the Office OF Sinking Fund
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The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age!

The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age!
THE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE PoWDkRp.
"a THOSE who have used il almost invariably call
H. another supply and all unite IN saying that q
~ admirable remedy IN The diseases tor wh'ch y &c
we do not saw that THE GERMAN HORSE POWDER ssir
which that useful animal the Horse SUBJ
ec recommend most certain cure knd proven
tive in the following diseases, viz
Disfemper, YelIow Water, Soldering, Giandsrs Los
Spirits, Loss Of appetite.
And all Diseases whatever arising from
IMPURITY OF THE 81 o Cd,
boldly challenge the production Of better medicine G hoss
diseases.
publish certificates for willing that the medicine
shall stand fall by its own deserts and We are confident hai
convince the skepcsl Of lis good qualities
B-Puchasers should be careful and ask Coz Fkardfs Ger
Horse Powder and take sny other Duy only Of
our accredited agents.
TROUP q FICKARDT
Druggists and hanufscturetA
Circlevlie, O.
To whom all orders be addressed. i =. -
The GENUINE FfCKARDTSS GERMAN HORSE row
DER also be had Of
THALMAN 4 EVANS, Indianapolis
And Of other respectable agents in indiana m.rtw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

COMPOSITION RooFING.-We are prepared 10 furns
~ plans for Fire and Proof all times and shall
Of information concerning
Communicates from any part Of the STATE through the Post Of
Zee, will be promptly attended TO- -
juno-d&w LOuDEN DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-23

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON WASHINGTON ST.
FOR SALE-Notice hereby given that Saturday. the
25h day September the undersigned Administrator
estate of Joseph Setcher deceased will in pursuance Of the
Decree Of the Probate Cou Marion and State Of Ind
made the August thereof for the 1852 sell al
public the highest bidder ahe Court House door the
city of indianapolis the following described Real Estate belonging
the said Seicher Seventeen half
7tl fronting Washington of Lot number three 3) in
number sxysix 1861 the city Of Indianapolis;
mencng at north of said lot then running seventeen
and half feet 7k thence south hundred and
five feet 1885 and half feet thence
north hundred and ninety feet 1881 The place OF begin
nng-togeher with the thereon. Also lot number
four h number III the second addition the
town of sonvie Marion county Indiana with the improve
ments.
Terms will be- third of the purchase money hand,
third months third eighteen months from
sale Said last stated instruments draw interest from date of
sale be secured by with approved freehold security
able without relief valuation appraseneni
laws The properly win be sold subject to the widows DOVER but
from will
~ o'clock nj. and o'clock p. M. CHARLES FISHER,
Aup. 6-yy4y
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RadWay's Ready Relief

NEW ADvERTlsEMENr-Let every beiy read
~ NO.
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The Treasurer, in by deputy will attend for the
OF receiving taxes al the places of holding elections the
severa townships follows:
Madison township Saturday. Nov. 6l.
In jefferson township, Petersburg, Monday Nov. eth.
In Prairie township at VIM Spears, Tuesday. Nov 9th
In Prairie township Seth kmworthy Wednesday, Nov 10Th
In Liberty township Sharpsvle, Thursday, Nov. 1.th
In Wild Cat township al William Conners Friday, Nov 12h.
And after the hday of November he vii attend his Office
in Upton until the 2ls day Of March, 1853
j. :. RESSLER,
Sept. Is, 1852. sep22v Col and Treas
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Democratic State Ticket.

FOR CONGRESS,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, Of Shelby Count,
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is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED
IN THE MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT
HAS STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS
IN A FEW SECONDS.
II will the pains FIVE minutes
will the obstinate painful Rheumatic Nervous,
Neuralgia and Bilious complaints a few hours,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
fails in giving instant the iorneAlns
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Democratic Electoral Ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27


RrTuyss-AuruMS SALES, 1872 POPULAR GOODS
Poep, a. sysTEm AND POPULAR Prices
We are prepared TO greet buyers OF Dry Gooos tsnkee
Motion. Carp and Oh Cloths, with full new ana Gull
nomse Goods purchased early, and Foreign Goods ar
a. tsf.c,,on 10 those VINO have tested It
DRESS GooUs OEPAsrMEsr An,
r., oranns very supen display OF staple biIn and
English Dress Goods, compnsins roPhhs APaca n. ~
Cloths eptirel, new and sho'ce coiors Aso asno: VI
psS sh.5ss Of uIsin Mousu De Laines' Pc san Cotns
nsw and beautiful designs French sennos ana oe
oil kinds Of WoolleD, siIs ana MetnG 'nsw a,tsn
tor 70 our display Of the various grades OF long and square
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
Fbs Room deyofsd t. these Goods and winch unaei 9
supervison Of DhvD THOMAS ss purchaser sno
worth, offs visit on.pecron The array OF nts Lneos
Camehes JscoDsts Lawns Lsces v Lnan ,omoer.
sp6 almost unrvsled Also Towels NsPk,na rsoe C,ota ,
Ic OF oil quslitiesbut most particularly ~oulo We "
behalf invite attention 70 the hnu o'
had fes experience solely In the eooo Per.su,
10 ti, de partnent advantages he ohes 70 ci@se poSe
must he ex amin d and tested to be appreciated Mao.
The Purchasers and MANAGERS OF the HoS,tkI OS We. M
And On CLoTB YANKEE NoTIONS, and WooLES w,
PAYMENTS invite the closest scrutiny sno inP''oN "
their goods and prices o.-
onprses every description VI Domestic Cotton 10000 IN
cludns all the styles OF Brown ana oieacnea nav
'"i'e' PRINT AND BINGHAM DEPARTMENT -,
One OF the most extensive ssortments OF these oooos OF
fered TO Retailers IN this country we Only ssA al 'Pe"
once. are undertaking and unormNErr Casa pay
Ne are prepared to grant short accommodation Of time o.
w. sbsJ ,xhiht bv the aid Of travellers, thfoegh the
sonnry full anee Of Samples OF our Goods Ornels sew
70 us Si be filled With pomptness and despaLco ano .o
Wsded speedily all the winter BY the medium OF expresses
E -. 3 .iI,o.d, u the extreme North South East OF
Wal TwEEDY, MoULTos PLimProN,
Importers and Joobers
no AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

will rise agnin, and it must be regarded
as quite extraordinary if we do no see iron
90 up to seven or eight pounds. the foreign
producers pocketing the whole difference
between that and the GA 49,, at which it
stood when Congress was urged to inter
pose and prevent them from destroying all
our own furnaces, forges and rolling mills.
We commend these facts to the consid
GRAFTON Of those of our neighbOrs who are
so dexterous in the contriyance of tables for
the purpose of proving that we were very
prosperous in 1912, when the whole con-
sumption Of iron did not exceed 100000
tuns, and so much the reverse of prosper
Gus in 1916 when the consumption er-
ceeded nine hundred thousand. We should
be glad, also, if they would explain to their
readers whether we did or did not pay for
all the iron we used in 1876, and whether
for the diminished quantity that is now
used we pay in anything but certificates of
debt, bearing interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Printing - Truman smbih- James brooKs
Polk, Nc.-Gen. Edney.

Correspondents OF The ~ l. lnDune
WASHINGTON, wednesday, Aug - lsos.
The Senate have had under consider
tio" to-day and up to this hour, g p. ~, stnn
SESSION. the corrupt Printing bill, the plain E4s
lish Of which is to transfer from the Treasury Of
the United States a vast sum Of money Tor tas
support Of The Union per-one Of the
most reckless abusive and indecent partisan
sheets in all the Loco-Foco party.
The apology for this reckless and corrupt lsgis-
lstion is found only in the poverty Of the Demo.
cratic" cause. The Union has never sustained
itself it has 10 elements Of growth Of itself, and
no vitality but that which is supplied By fat jobs
and extrayagant contracts.
Some sharp words passed to-day, in the debate
upon the Printing bill, between 4" Uncle TRCxn
SMITH," the old Wing Hercules, and the Little
Giant DoUGLAs, by which the Giant came of WIN
the loss Of some Of bis feathers. Old rRUmis
fairly reused, and whoever crosses his path after
this, will get particular Jesse" as you wdl see
by the reports.
Mr. BROOKS, Of Newly ork, got rather fractious
in the House, to-day on the amendment TO estao
sh Light. House Bureau, and kept the ie"
and NAYS in active operation for Oh hour or more
Some OF the New NOrs mrmbers we're excerdint
" annoyed by this specimen Of pahidnsntsy
lofty tumbling, until sne game was stopped
Mr.. EVANS, OF Md, who at length carried 'n
amendment clean through in good st'le, ~ 'pwo
OF all opposition. Mr.. BROOKS is cterer. but o.
not yet earned the reputation OF beng g''~
man. No, DO. al
The quarrel between Polk OF Tennessee, auu
WHITE, OF ky.. 1.-THE former 10" DacSgnne
seldom mistaken for gentlenan,j mas oren ses
tied without b0odsbsd. Mr. WHITE II 10 ever
way al honorable man, and one whose ePutau''
net Dis TO exhibition of personal con age.
The affair between POLK and ten. CULLcss
vet unsettled-Mr. Polk. upon whom the ones
rests. choosing to remain quiet so far. ltls quiz
likely the quarrel will be laid on the table sna
perbsps come up next Session among the unua.
shed business, If it should not happen 70 W
settled in Tennessee daring the canvass w
LON il man Of noble soul add Io't' beann
end Will neither commit or submit to di'hoa"'
able act. t..
Gen. EDSEy, whose appointment as Chafso
Guatemala was sent TO the Senate ABOUT Ts.
weeks since, has not yet been confirmed. "a
report of his confirmation, though made on CIV.
authority. was mistake. The General ss
ious about the matter, and follows up inc oe.s
auents with vigor. think, from what spPe.f
his confirmation will be made before the c'os'
tais session, but there is doubt about f;,o,sra
xsur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

r. The Louisiana Courier has a Wash
ipston letter of the 9th inst. which thus exults
over the asserted " aid and comfort administered
to the Opposition by certain magnates at the Fed
eIal City:
"As an illustration of the feeling which pervades
of the mort dsr gui,hed and radical OF the Wha party
n W at Washington, THE CABINET or MR. FILLMORE
INCLUDED will detail ~ you the ks Of VI
Cabin made 10 In the essence OF Member Of Con-
gress from the South SaCurc az evening last at the
Presidents grounds. The dstD suished gentleman al.
uoed 10 tIpresstd The unaiOysd eradication al The
d.at of The Wigs In North Carolina and remarked thai
he pOuS hare slrsH fire hssald dOslqrs raler than The
resh sk0pLd haze been different S. you perceive that
there is detection In high places as well among the
In gard 10 the availability Of the Here of Lun.
dys Lane. And you may rest assured ths, hostility
which ,lubers In the hearts OF The President and tse
Saary Of STATE will be aroused and made manifest be-.
fore November"
We think this correspondent fbs with regard
to the matter. Whatever may be the feeling
cherished in high quarters, cannot believe that
any such 0roraI of tIeachery to the Wing party
has be.n made. Can The Republic shed any light
on the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
TEMPERANCE AMONG SEAMEN.-Tl

TEMPERANCE AMONG SEAMEN.-The
friends of Temperance in the Seamen's Retreat
on Staten Island organized Society last Noyem-
Der, and have maintained weekly meetings ever
since, the Superintendent and Chaplain taking a
leading part in the movement. About six hun
bred of the seamen there enduring the pangs of
disease have taken the Pledge, of whom at least
two-thrds have nobly adhered to it, the residue
having been enticed back into their old tipping
habits by vicious associates and rum selling board
ing house keepers, who so often fatten on the
frailtMs Of Poor Jack. The movement is good
one, and will continue to do good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

By TELEGRAPH.-Our domestic adyices
are not Of especial interest. Arrivals at New Or
leans bring US later news from Havana and from
Mtxi o. From Philadelphia we get the nomiua-
tons of the Democratic City and County Coaven
ton, md notice of an important arrest or two.
From New-Oileans a report Of another wholesale
massacre by the Camanches. Capt. Stevens his
officers, and Sc men, are the reported victims.
From Boston paragraphs in relation to the Fshe-
ries, the Liquor Law, recent arrival from Buenos
A,res, &c. No mail had arrived at Baltimore
south Of Richmond.
The Loco-Foco State Convention at Harris
burg nominated George w. Woodward for the
Supreme Bench, and Gen. VIM. Hopkins for Ca
nal Commissioner. From Montgomery, Ala,
We Learn that Gen. Pierce failed to answer the
inquiries of the Southern Rights party, and the
Committee have called State Convention, to
meet on the second Monday of September.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Connecticut.

The following are the Resolves Of the
Wing State Convention Of Connecticut, which
assembled ut Hartford on Wednesday:
Pesoired That the Whigs Of Connecticut In Convea
ii, assembled do moot cordially aud chesriu'y rsuy
Al d sccept the nomination Of WINFIELD >cOTr VI Nes.
Jersey aud WILLIAM A. GRAHAM ~ North Carolina a
he idstes Of the Wni p1ty of the oiOp tW as
fiees Of President and Vice President Of the Voted
otstes ard that pledge united efsfts 10 aeif
support.
Rtsolred, That In Gen. scorT we recognize the &C.
complshrd colder, who from his first enusocs in,o
public life to this dsy-s period Of more than fory
years-has ssiuy deit ndcd the honor aud inrg
ry Of The RepUb ic. and the iaiety and sscrsdDe Of
the American CITIZEN. hresde and bole-snd covered
the American arms with glory and renosn tanoisa
every that has occurred siIce the Commencement
Of his uiump baDt career.
Rssolred That In Gen Scorr see the enlightened
civilian and statesman, wno 10 more than oue tryiog
emergency, was instIun entail In SAVING the country
from the horrors Of Internal strife and ths thrsaened
di,ssters Of cisunion
R.solrtd Thai we look to Gen scorrs administrator
OF the Government conducive 70 Pe.c-, Pros
perliy and Union-to peace because no maa better
hnUws or bias reason 30 depiore lhe evis To-
1e.ed BY the rsvages OF wsr-to Increased prosperity
by relieving the Nation OF burdensome debt iacurd
by former adnnis.ratons and by restoring ssreu.aa.
manufacturing al d commercial Interests tner
iomed peaceful functions and infUenceto uoiDn, BE-
cause hts position renders the projection OF fns wtos
country Dis nrsIcut ehu oecaust DIS Natlro setVbfsh
past life have been performed not On the soi or uDdf
the flag OF any Stale secti0r-but over the whos
country and under the broad banner OF the Union.
RtsOIued Gbat the protection Of American Lsbor OF
every description 10y oi.criminsting duties and the In
CT HaTbors and Rivers by tho General Gov
eminent, are principles la support Of which se iid
continue to struggle until they are adopted - the &C.
knowledged policy OF the Government
R,solrsd, That In WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, the candissis
for the Vice Presidency recognize tae sa,esm.n
hrmness, ssgacty and ntegri'y-sn IN waverins Wing
and a devoted friend OF the MON OF these Stises
Resolced, That we pledge Ourselves to our wns
brethren throughout the linton, and 70 each other
usn every proper eXerIou 10 rest IRE the Whig parry
Connecticut TO lis position, and !. cast tns eecto
of rhe State a. the coming Presidential election o
WINFIELD ScorT and WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
The following is the ScO1T and GRAHAM Eec'
toral Ticket which is pledged 10 canvass the
State thoroughly, and bound to be elected;
Electors at Lare.-IsAAC w. STUART, Of Hartford;
JOHN r. TRUMBULL, OF StontoRt0n -
Dist I, JONATHAN X. FLYNr, Of ToIsnd Dn W
CBAUNCEY JEROME, OF New Haven D.',. IL ,o,, ~
FISHER, Of Thompson Dist Nv, NELSON "hiif'
OF Danbury.
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Y OLD BULLION is an egotist, but then

q OLD BULLION is an cgOtist, but then
he has reason to feel consequential-his mistake
is in sho wing it.. Here is a touching extract from
his late speech eIulting over his election to the
House.
81 have gone through contest to which had
no heart, and into which wa, forced by com
snatIons against Life and honor and from which
| gladly escape. What is & seat in Congress TO
mel / have sat thirty years in the highest
branch OF Congress-haye made a name to which
I can expect to add nothng-and | should only
be anxious 10 save what has been gained. have
dome site affections sorey acerst ID IN these lat
ter times wife whom have never neglected,
and no needs my attention now more than ever
children, some separated from me by the wide
rzpaDse of oceans and continents, Others 0y the
slender bounds which separate time from eternity.
touch the age which the Psalmss assigns tor
ind, ed if | do not think of something hey Ond the
Il, etiug and ,hadowy pursuits of this li'e o all
y hICh have seen the vanity. What is my occu
gati N Ask the undertaken, that good Mr.
lynch, whose face, present on so many mourntul
occasions, has become pleasant to me- lie
hnows what occupies my thoughts and cares
ontherng the bones Of the dead mother-a SIS
1.-two sons--a grandchlld-plan ing the cy-
press over assembled gravrs and marking the
spot where and those who are dear TO me are
soon to be laid all on the sunset side OF the Ia
her OF Floods. the towering City OF st. Louis on
| one hand the rolling stream of the Missouri on
| the other; and where cemetery OF large dmen'
| >ions is to be the future metropolis of unnum
| beIed generations. These are nv thoughts and
| cares. and the undertaken knows them"