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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
Gold by the Ton.

At London, the 9th ult., three vessels arrived
from Australia. with upward Of seven tuns of gold on
board. One of the ships, the Eagle, was freighted
with the largest amount of the precious metal ever
ward Of six uns aud of the value of than f600,
600. The other ships the Sapphire from Sydney,
IA 668 board, and the Pelham from Sydney
with q, 1862 ounces The Maitland also arrived day
SINCE from Sydney, with IA 1926 onnces. Great,
however, has been the wealth rought by the
Eagle, the ship Dido is expected in few days, which
will far surpass it, having board $4,000 ounces or
Neptune with II 600 ounces-the andromaehe, Az 05l
ounces, and other ships with valuable freghts, are
nearly due.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
A Cool PIagiarist.

Mr.. Webster, in his great India Rubber speech at
Trenton related the following anecdote:
May it please ysur Honors, remember having heard
an anecdote Of celebrated divine, Dr. South-a man
OF great learning and virtue. He relieved himself OF
his clerical duties one summer by travelling rather
tnsog. He went into country church in the north OF
England Sabbath morning. and heard the rector read
sermon. In coming FROM the church the rector sus.
peoted him to be brother Of the ministry and spoke
him. He received the rector's eourtesies and thanked
him Tor the very edying sermon he had preached sug.
costing that it must have been the result of good deal
Of labor. Oh no." said the rector, we turn off these
things rapidly. On Friday afternoon and Saturday
morning produced this discoarse" SIS that possible
srp said Dr. South; cit took three weeks to write
that very sermon" Your name is DIR. southP
said the rector. at is, sir" said Dr. South "Then,
said the rector, 81 have only to say that am not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From New York.
FROM new DIX
FURTHER NEWS BY THE ARC TIC.
NEW YoRK Dec Is. 10 NJ

The English news is unimportant
Advices from Buedah announce the capture of Prone
with but little loss on either side.
Advees from Paris state that negotiations are nearly
pleted for the modification of the tariff between
England and France.
A select committee appointed by the House Of
Commons to investigate the charge of bribery at the
Derby elections, in which the Secretary of War is i'm
pleated.
The Earl Of Derby announced formally in Parliament
the determination of the Government adhere to the
principles of free trade.
Parliament would adjourn the 10th inst, for
Of nine weeks.
meeting of the ladies of England convened at the
mansion of the Duches of Sutherland the 26th u tc
adopt memorial to the ladies of the United States
the subject of slavery 1t attended by many Of the
highest ranks in England.
In consequence Of the extraordinary activity in the
French navy yard, the English Government have re
solved call for addition OF five thousand The
British navy
Disastrous floods have occurred in various parts
England, doing great damage, also causing heavy
the shipping the coast of Scotland.
The friends Of the proposed London, Liverpool, anC
American screw steam ship company, have appealed tc
the Government In its favor.
Measures have been taken by the English Government
to put the naval depots in Jamaica and Antigua, in
State of defence.
The Andromacha arrived in the Thames from Sidney
with 40 900 ounces Of gold.
The Bank of England is now selling American eagle,
rs shilling II pence The Emperor of France would
be formally proclaimed the I'd day of December Or
the day the Senate would be oonvoked. Some le
gitimsts in the departments have resigned.
The report is confirmed that Henry is about to issue
a manifesto to all the Princes Of Europe, protesting
against the usurpation by Bonaparte. The municipal
council Of Srasburgh voted to present the Emperor the
castle Of that city as the imperial residence.
The custom receipts of France for ten months end.
ing November lst exceed by 900 francs the receipts
for the corresponding period last year.
The Pope has resolved send apostolic delegate
to the HaYtian Government The Pope had received Q
letter from the King of Siam, promising that there
would be no further prosecution of the Christians.
Preparations were making at Hamburg for the emf
grafton Of several hundred persons to Salt Lake
Violent shocks OF earthquake had been experienced
10 the north Of Hungary doing considerable damage.
Advices from Damascus state that the Turkish cam
pagn against the insurgents of Central Syria had total
" failed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From Washington.

WAsHrEo1 ON, Dec 20, s IN
SEEATs.-Mr Kings health is worse He sent his
resignation IN TO the Senate and Mr. Atchson was
elected president pre- ten.
Resolutions, expressive Of the thanks of the Senate
and regret at Mr.. Kings illness, were passed and sent
to Mr. X.
Meriwether said the vacancy had occurred and the
Governor filed IT, There his power ended II was Tor
the Senate TO decide what length Of time that appoint
meet con'iHued. he wished ne could give he seat to
Mr. Dixon the Legislature had declared desire
that he should have IT, The Of the Governor was
clearly in pursuance Of the constitution.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
-. LADIES, FURs-poppIs Ear STORE. ON

k@-LAD1Es' FURs-DoDD's HAT STORE oINoIN-
wS NATL-we are iut in receipt OF another addition
stock Of Fus for ladies' and have complete
Russian and Hudson Bay Sable Snae Maren
Mink Labrador Msren, Fitch, Sberisn Squirrel Chinchila,
rmne Isabella Bear Silver Badger Natural and Luslered
Black Lynx African Lynx, Genee and other Fws beautifully
made in Mua victones, Boas Capes, Cus M wrstlet
Neck Ties Trimmings &C. The ladies of indianapolis and
cnty requested 10 keep establishment in m,nd
For gentlemen, have very article of Fur Gloves Silk
Plush and Fur Caps, and great variety Of Soft HITS
70 Merchants who deal in Ladies' Furs, byed
our stock. WIN. DoDD & CO, Haners,
No. 14 Main street, . doors below Fourth, Cincinnati
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
| WAIT FOR THEE.

The hearth is swept the fire Ia bright,
The kettle sings for tea;
The cloth is spread-the lamp is light,
The white cakes smoke in napkins white.
And now wait for thee.
Come, come. love home, thy task 10 done;
The clock ticks listeningly,
The blinds are shuttle curtain down,
The warm chair to the fireside drawn,
Tie boy il on my knee.
Come home, love, home. his deep fond eye
Looks round him wistfully,
And when the whispering winds go by,
As II thy welcome step was nigh,
He crows cxultinsly.
In yain-he finds the welcome vain,
And turns his glaace on mine,
SO earnestly, that YET again
His form unto my heart straiu,
That glance is 30 like thine.
Thy task 70 done, we miss thee here
where'er thy footsteps roam,
No heart will spread such kindly cheer
No beating heart, no listening ear,
Like those who wait thee home.
All, along the crisp walk fas,
That well known step doth come,
The bolt Is drawn, the gate is past,
The babe ia. wild with JOY at last,
A thousand welcomes home
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

The FRUITs OF HALF CENTURY.-Fifty years ago
steamboats, usknown-now there are 1000 ahoat
on American waters alone. In 1900 there not q
single railroad in the world-now there are 10 900 miles
in the United States and about % 900 in America and
England Half century ago it took some weeks to
convey news from Washington TO New Oreans-now
not as many seconds it then did weeks Fifty years
ago the most rapid printing press worked by hand
power-now steam prints 90, 900 papers an hour
single press. Now is great fellow but will be much
bigger half a century hsnce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From New York.

New YoRK, Dec. 20, s P. NJ.
The steamer United States has arrived from Aspin-
wall bringing $3.50, 900 in gold dust and two days la.
ter advices from San Francisco. The markets were
more active.
Among the passengers the captain and officers of
the steamer City of Pittsbsrg.
The English government has made formal declara-
ton Of an intention blockade the coast Of Peru
count of the McIntosh claim The order after
wards eountermanded.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

The COMMERCE. THE UNITED SrATzs-The won.
deriu increase in the population and commercial resour.
oes OF the United States within the last thirty years can be
appreciated from the following statement Of the exports
and imports in the years 1922 and 1852 respectively
Thirty years ago the Of exports was little
more than sixty millons,-they amount to one
hundred and sixty Millions stated in the Presi.
dents Message. Then, the imports into the country
were little more than sxty.two millions, bat during
the present they will exceed two hundred and seven
millions We are already the first commercial nation
IN the world, exceeding even Great Britain in the
amount Of our tonnage The Commercial proore.s -
the country exceeds anything ever before known in
history and is an excellent evidence Of our unexampled
prosperity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
The vote being taken, Mr. Dixon was admitted

The vote being taken, Mr.. Dixon was admitted
yeas 81, nays 10.
Dixon was sworn in and the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Brown, Of Miss, submitted an amendment
to the rules providing for the appointment OF CON-
mttee Of fifteen, to be called the committee on claims
Ewing submitted resolution requesting the Judiciary
committee to inquire into the expedency Of reporting
resolutions providing for amendment to the consttu-
tion so as to require the Presidential electors except
the Senatorial electors to be chosen in each State in
the several districts, instead of the whole State.
The House then adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

"A year two since, Mr.. B was elected 70
represent the of Sheburne, N. H., in the Legis
ature. He plain, old farmer, full of sound sense
and ready for any real work that was needed. When
he made his appearance at the State House, it be
confessed that his tout ensemble anything but fash
onable His hat perfect relic Of antiquty-his
coarse frock and trowsers Of genuine dapple gray
homespun-his shirt bosom, the product of his wifes
oom and his boots Of the hckest and most substan
tial COW hide As Mr.. B. entered the lobby there
several young members" standing about the fire
and supposng the newcomer to be only visitor they
merely glance his weather Drowned face turned
up their at his verdant look and then continued
their conversation. B. took a seat near the stove
"No room here for visitors" cried of the Zip
pants.
60 I'm q member"
"You a member" uttered the first speaker
'Sartin, !" responded B., in mild tone.
"Where fromp
"Shelburne.n
"Wel, !" said fashionaby dressed member" with
dsdanfu look at the rough dress of the farmer
havent the folks in Sheburne got anybody else send
herep
80, for that matter" returned Mr.. B. with
perfect good nature, III spose there's good many men
there that know more'n do but they haint any of 'sm
got any clothes that's fit to s0sari'
The hedglngs were foored, and before the session
closed they found that the member from sheburne
could see through question as far they could see
around it,"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From New York.

NEW York, Dec. XI.
Flour is firm, with fair demand Sales of 1000 bbls
at S43a5 so for State and So 66a5 81 for Ohio Wheat
is held for higher Rye and barley quiet Mixed
corn 78a79c and in better demand. Ohio whisky is
firm ct 24c Pork is firm al SIS 50a1s rs for mess and
$1525a155 80 for prime. Beef continues buoyant Hogs
are firm and in demand at $775aS.25 Lard in barrels
I2al2tc. Butter is dull at 16a2Oc. Cheese at 8a9o
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

"Mr. B, distinguished advocate and attor.
neygeneral of far 'down-east State, sitting with
his hat his eyes, and his chin his breast bolster
ed either side with chairs and table, and sleeping
comfortably the ndomitable spirit Of gin would
allow, in the court house at A. when the Court
entered and took his seat the bench Observing the
situation of Mr.. B, which had not changed on the
entrance Of the Court the Judge looked the Sheriff.
who seemed to understand that his duty get the
sleeper into condition.
OBJ, the Court is in
81 won't give the reply. Suffice say, the Sheriff
had decided objection to going to the murky and
sulphurous place to which he consigned.
Mr.. B. said the Judge, I'VE have observed
with profound regret, your conduct during the last
week and this morning find you in no better cond
ton to take your than before We disposed
to bear with you longer You disgrace yourself and
and your family the Court and the profession by your
course of conduct
This reproof elected the following cooquy
" did your honor speak to msP
"'I did, SIR
"'What remark di.did you maker
"I said sir, that, in my opinion you disgrace your.
self and family the Court, and the profession by your
course OF conduct
May i-i-it please your honor, have been an ator
ney in-inn this ccourt for fifteen years. and permit me
to say your honor that that the first correct opinion
ever knew you to giveP Slightly 'pungent that!"-
HnickSbosker
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

mixes one almost throw away even the pen, and hurry
home to the dear wife God hath blessed hearth with
What shall repay the loss Of such welcome this to
the lonely Bachelor Not the Injuries of negative
cares-net the silent hours of study-not the indepen-
dencc as mani For without the love of Women in the
gentest of the heart, ell welcomes are, indeed
Gold
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From Wheeling.

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
WHEELING, Dec. IA, p. M.
The Royal Arch and Equinox from below, report that
the Magnet, blew up this morning at the head
of Grandview Island, fifty FIVE miles below here Alb
ner Long, pilot killed; four mortally wounded,
among them Mr. Beck, from Pittsburg; five missing
Mr. Chalfant, the clerk, from West Weeling, was NOR
tally wounded. The boat belonged to Pittsburg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

EnOCKET-BOOK LOST-LOsi ON Wednesday, Dec. 18TH be.
second toll gate, east, and Indianapolis small
Leather Pocket Book containing about thyhve dollars
hand for $50 by James Freeand 10 Thomas
Frsesnd The money consisted Of $40 note on the State Bank
ofOho piece balance small and silver.
liberal The person finding and returning
The same to James Kirin's Store, indianapolis,
dec17-dot-w0w ALFRED FREELAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From Boston.

BosTos, Dec. Ia.
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTIoN-First district, Scudder
whig Second district, Weston ree-soier claimed, bal
returns undecsive; Third district, Edmonds, wing
Fourth district Sabine, whig; Sixth district, Upham
whig Seventh district Banks, democrat; Eighth dis
trict, Wentworth, whigi Ninth district, Dewitt, free
soiler.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
roo. 1000 oSR gs s so5p.rHE NEW s OAR;

sbeBsesVeBU NINA sAoRA-Improved Singing
Book, by l.. Mason, conang
l. selection of the best Tunes all Mr. previous
books First compositions by CHI Zeuner Appendix
containing Tunes The whole making SHE important
book of Church Music in world"
of Thousand Camna sufficient
of its Fifteen the publishers
Rice Kendall Boston, Will command copy by mall for exam
nation.
Also for sale by r. X The Boston Aeademys Collections
The palery Maon's Musical Exercises for Schools Ma
sons Juvenile Singing Books The Boston Gee Book livery popu
ls Academys Collection of ChoIuses pu down
Sl4 dozenl and other musical works decl0-d1t&w3w
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notce is hereby given thai /
will sell public auction Saturday, the 18th day of Janu
ay 1885, the late residence Alexander W. Russell late
Marion deceased all his personal property consisting of
variety valuable household furniture mich Cows "a shares
State Bank Stock Branch Indianapolis share Terre Haue and
Richmond Railroad Stock 10 shares Indianapolis and Beleon
Railroad Stock shares Masonic Hall Stock shares India
hapo Light and Coke Company Stock &C. &c credit Of
nine months will be given all three oars the pur
giving his note with approved security waving valuation
laws
declG-lwd&wl5jan DAVID S. BEATTY, Admir-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From Washington.
NEVHE w HSffHH . fou lie
TVAaurr~. N

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
A letter from Mr.. Pierce ono of his friends. in
which he audes to the attempts Of the newspapers and
politicians make cabinet for him. and then saws in
substance that the people have made him President
he shall take the responsibility OF making his own
cabinet
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

UNXECUTORS NOTICE-Noice hereby given that letters
La Tesamenary have been issued upon the
John McCutchen OF Ma
county State Indiana All persons indebted estate
requested to make prompt payment per-
having the
the adjustment The probably
JOHN CARLISLE, Executor.
Ia dofOQ -xrQ,p
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Dec. 81.
River risen feet since last evening Flour steady at
So Bias 35. Whisky 1899 Hogs advancing with sales
this moi ming at S6S0a6 60 Provisions firm. 100 kegs
lard sold at lie Meat generally held for advances.
Pork barrels slips. Groceries unchanged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

e DEMONSTRATORS NoTIoE-Noiice is hereby given.
IA letters Of administration of the of Alexander w.
Russell Of Marion county, deceased have this day been granted
the undersigned All knowing themselves indebted 10
the of said deceased requested call the undersgn
ed for settlement and all having claims against said
notified file the within the time prescribed by law.
The estate is believed to be solvent
Nov. 80, 1852 nov30 d1w&w2w. DAVID s. BEATTY. Adm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

A@=No MEDICINE offered il the West met with the
uS that Las attended the of Perry Davis Pain
Killer This remarkable remedy has raced the attention
fer a syindIs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

EARLY RrsrRs. = Paley, Priestly, Frederick the
Great Bonaparte, Gibbon Wslin. ton Franklin, John
Quincy Adams, and Daniel Webster were all early r.
sers; and the Of sirach said Of the wise man he
rissth early and his i0its are him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
From Springfield.

In the 10th district Edward Dickinson (whg) 10 ele
ted.
In the 9th, John C. Goodrich (whig) is elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

.e<s;7eEsz=szzz==z5 RIFLES AND SHOT-GUNS, REvOLV-
NsssSAeEtszezzE Err AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF FIS
kWNo TOLS.-SAMUEL BECK would respect
~ fully inform his old friends and the public gen.
~ orally, that he has again taken charge of his
Gun business and will devote his attention the
uacture Of Guns His shop Washington street, half
fthe Court House Big Gun where he will
be happy accommodate all who wish good Rifles Shot
Guns any other article the Gun line All work warranted
charge He has constantly hand the best Rife Powder
Caps and Lead.
His loss by FIRE of his Hat Store makes necessary call all
who know themselves indebted 10 him by book fecount
call Immediately and pay up, he compelled to have
Come and save
r7Orders from distance promptly attended to- febi3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
GREAT ATTRACTION At THE EAGLE CLOTHING
STORE!

Public Interest!
G. SIMON g. CO., on Washington Street,
S<-Sa%S7lSSA opposite the Wright House. respectfully
- The Public that they have
AzsS$@S&1 opened their large and beauiiful
CLoTHNG which be surpassed In the
West in the East Having manufactured Clothing for great
number years which gives them experience to furnish goods
prices suit buying wholesale retail they
do desire great profits; all they hls the peoples cusiom and
will sell Goods under the motto, That the ninbe Dime is
better than been purchased
with ready will also be sold cheap for Cash.
Shirt Collars, Suspenders Trunks, and Carpet
Bags
CALL and examine their Stock and IN buying you
will not only dimes bat dollars.
B. They also inform The Public that they have engaged frs,
and they prepared make Garments order
warranted to ft and at the shortest notice.
nou11- Indy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
@-IMpoRTANT TO WOMEN -tADuop. !,

49, light shall again Tie iaded eys rcIume,
And rosy health tho lalid check
Have your friends Fever and kge, General Debility
relaxation OF the Stomach and Bowels, Of IT, People
drink much water and regularly often % proper
nourishng food.
Dr. @. Benz Smiths Vegetables Sugar Coated Pills tgenuine
via Fever and Ague nthre Jays Dyseney
with proper diet, and they rsIe. They pill
that do child six months old may them safely Be sur
and get DR. G. BENZ SMITHS Sugar cosledP- Price cents
Sold everywhere in the State.
n-1- Look for counterieits. oct12d&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
p :. 5. - 80

EDREPARED from Rennei, the fourth Stomach Of the Or a.
Ter directions Of Blren Leg, The Physiological Chem
Isl, by J. S HO1gllon NJ D., Philadelphia Pa.
This is truly wendcrl remedy Indigestion Dy-pe ria,
Jsundice, Liver Complaint Constipation Debility ure 3er
naGure's method natures agent
Half teaspoOnfu OF Pepsn, infused water val digest dis
solve, Five Pounds Of Roast Beef in about Of tbs
stomach.
Pepsn the chief element. great gesng pnciE 81 the
Gastric Juice the solvent Of The Food the purifying preserving
and stimulating Of the stomach and nieslnes Il
ed from the Of forming ATfca
Digestive Fluid precey ike the natural 6asrc Juice III s
Chemical powers. and furnishing complete and perfect substitute
for By the aid Of this preparation, pains and evils Of midi
gesion and dyspepsia removed, us they would be ~
healthy stomach doing wonders for Dyspepcs curing
Of Debility Emacaien Nervous Decline and Dyspepo Cosump
on supposed be The Of the grave. The scientific
deace which based the highest
remar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

0~-RoBERTs' EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GIN
w. GER will cure d. spepsia, Cra,up choc Cholera Che
Morbss Rheumasm Sick Headache, Asue,
vous Debility &C. Procured only by w. w. ROBERTS,
oct1o Druggist, indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND 0RTHoPEDIC IN
STITUTIOE

STITUTION.
ENHIs establishment just completed and will be permanent
for diseased EYES well those DESTROYS Of being opera
the removal of all varieties of DEFORMlTIES such
standing Docaons Clubfoot mmobiy ofhe Lower Jaw
&c, sc.
The a beautiful and healthy location the
border the City of Peoria where patients be accommodated
with comfortable boarding and washing such corresponds
Every apparatus calculated
institution, provided and the Oho
pdc Department several entirely original used OF
which Club-oot young children frequently obvaes the
sty of operating by the knife
The design Department particularly for the
treatment hor rigid than
be institution, would be for the part ncura
BILE.
Fo 3rmaiion, address
Z. s COOPER, Nj. D.,
Dar-sa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

6h - 6AR REWARD.-The citizens of Brownsburg, Hen
pebBU bricks County Ind and vicinity offer the sum Of
Five Hundred Dollars 10 person or company who VIII bd
Mill with three ard Cading Machine
in thai town. The country for such enterprise cannot be
passed. Pankroad state Of orwardness offers
great facilities for transportation.
For particulars, enquire of JULIUS A. JEGER,
Ofihe firm Of H II. Moore 81 Co, in Brownsburg.
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