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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
Commercial Institute of Indianapolis
w. NICK. SCOTT, A. NJ, Principal.

FUNHIs INSTITUTION now permanently established and b
mig recently up with ali me elegance ard cOuvsnence Il
the bes, Cincinnati cOege nov furnishes advantages equal %
ioa whilst the cost Is ,lle over one half Of Others
and thorough Mercantile Education. and cOmPehe four dcs
o FRs + c Glass;. Ey7.r Eoox ,.
Sss The sSs5cs q Bops Keeping By pOo Entry and Is apss
Rsnkinr ManusrIrno ard Don san sbnDaS and cosia
Steam Boating, and Foreign Shipping ard general Commission bus
8 he ca SsoE IKE BIZ BOOK o a1' &
Gran sCSs 0Slsd Invoice book Account cqITsn soo Sc
Of Trade and Commerce
son Interest," Discount Loss and GAIN Commission and Boe
age Equation Of Payments Direct and dec Exchange "a
FOURTH cLAsswco2ssEscIsL Lsw-E@bsaOes The Law
Ss nsI ag4 70 s sGs ase r1s Pom No r
rine Fire and Life Insurance. Contracts with carries or hiring
Which lie in The Iss Of i. L
self as hs sSPpsgs Of Good. n Transit Len Dc
z P Ti s o Cd RsP' F 81 n. Scientific . Of
Full Course as illustrated different sets Of Books osesS wiA
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law,
ion Ct the Partial Course co1inas through the Full coars
Pice Of Cards Of Admission 10 Partial Course, s2sO
ONO sdrnitance Pupil in either without OBJ
LECTURES on Banking Political Economy oher subjects
valuable TO the Merchant 70 be known viii be delivered through
Diploma granted only those who satisfactory
animation al The completion Of a Full Course
for commencing either viii be the FIRST Mon
day each month although Pupils admitted at
hcpo1tV Er1tHtnefAJ
Undersigned by special request acting the Board
Examiners of the Commercial Institute OF Indianapolis do certify
have attended the Of the pese graduating
class Of said institution and d said class well acquainted I
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping cosd
well be expected their age ard opportunities Of practice
sdered We believe them 70 have received from their present In
thoro drilling this ell important branch Of CONNER
cal Edrcaon which, II steadily observed and properly pracced
upo viii render them able aud valuable citizens and
would recommend following named members Of the
present class receive Diplomas, to-wit
James Weeks John NJ Dorsey Hezekah W. Roberts Samuel
Morris Joseph Hsash ioAa + Ferguson George Dorsey.
Nicholas Mccary, Jra James Brown and Tvra Mongome
And conclusion would congratulate the citizens Of ndans
In having in their power paronize home Institution
Commercial education where much information short time,
Of mind the Of
and guardians and believe viii be impaired al oh
similar Institution in the Wesi. B. r. MORRIS.
DAVID WlLIIANS,
WM. SULLIVAN,
G. B. DAVIS,
BENZ L. LANG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
yFPTFEnxT

We, The undersigned having used the Composition Roofing
tea OF LO15en Duffy cheerfuy
evns 10 possess all the advantages sscrlbsd Fire
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
DAINTs, OILS, vARNIsH,
~ Is bbls Linseed Oil;
200 kegs pure No 1 White Lead,
3 casks Venilian Red;
r..I U.tf--.. noh~..

. bbis Fire Proof Paint
Ceases Emerald Green; 1
Together with large stock Of CHI
Blue; Ultra Marine; Chinese verr
colors, grounG and rnground; Go
qualities; with the best stock Of Pa
Draining Brushes, ever before ole
for sale at q very small advance, 70
marA Ora
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
= RIFLES AND sHor-GuEs, REvoLv-
. Err AND ALL OTHER KINDS or Pts.

orally, that he has az ain taken charge of his
Gun business, and will devote his the
ufacture Of Guns His saop Washington street, half
west ofthe Court House sgn The Big oun where he viii
be happy accommodate all who may wish good Rifles Shot
Guns other article the Gun line All work warranted
charge He has constantly hand ihe best Rife Powder
caps aud Lead.
His loss by ere Of his Hat Store makes necessary call sill
who know themselves indebted
call immediately and pay be compelled to have
Gene and
" Orders from a distance promptly attended % Abl3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

TuyoBAccoss vhyns Tobacco, desire
dec22 JOHN W. HOLLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06
TspIANAroLIs. Nav 20, isSi

~ Il shall Of The Principal furnish al The gTsf
Of this Institution VINO desire IL VITA immediate employ
requests The State
may Of good intern him Of the
stating ali particulars he will ny and ssnd him well quail
fed in every particular.
Arrangements have been made with Of the srgcs
Boarding houses In the City TO board and lodge all tie Students
from week. making expenses Of board
ing Tuition and Stationary about $40 the price Of Tuen alone
in The Cincinnati Colleges julYl7-yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

ne fi;7TtHE curcs performed alone by the use OF
! EriI-S SAllsAPARILLA, are not wonders. then
.-sao~-l-c that we do not know the meaning Of the
xszi Ees mi &c convinced that facts stranger than
1rr.1a
iISs 2. O.. Fulton Co, KY, Oct l, 1851.
o. John Gel. Dear Sir-The two dozen Of your Sa-sz-
ierei IN September, came to hand, and, In &C
srcgie .suE t5z roceyf e the same feel would be
i-s .os .riss.ics - withhold the following, among the
ar tie instances thae have under my observs~
in living the las, years. OF the great curative pros?
= ics 81 .uar SaFsapaIaia -
srr ,es1petis Martin. highly respectable lady Of my
isorood aged sxtyve years, had been long afflicted
7t generous ulcer, which finally reduced her 10
eps ccniiion that she could not leave her bed. she
ia. best mricsi advice In county, without relief
,si "a lFsn up ali hopes of At this stage of her
s persuaded her take bottle Of your Sarsapa-
s Ie &i9 and In short time returned, and pur-
chased another bottle stating the first had had adecidedly
good ect She continued 70 t until after the use OF
81. six bottles had the pleasure Of seeing the old lady
herself church. She assured that she had almost
srey recovered her health and from her received the
account II Der disease and In about the words give
20 This l. but of number OF cures under my
,,ssrsacno( very remarkable ones-perfermed by the
Ak q your Saraparla, In my reighborhood. The ss
sn 5y Il hiss steadily increased since Its Introduction
hero. VERY respectfully, your obedient servant,
WI. z. DICKINSON, P. ".
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

BouE COUNT, KY, Oct 8, 1861.
Ir John Bul: Dear sir-I have the most marvel
Of Of my patients By your valuable medicine
an oid aiy who hsd been afflicted from her childhood
sh scrfa aud various diseases Of the brain. She
gxty years Old IL lad into something Exc leprosy,
and she was the frightful my eyes
rhsId called In Dr.. NcFadden very fne physician,
e corsals with me In relation to her We came 70 the
conclusion that IL OF power 10 relieve her but
OF go:ug 20 my Office accidentally pred up Of youf
Journals shen seeing the wonderful cures your Sarss-
ria hAd effected resolved TO Try the experiment In this
ease took her two bottles It. after taking which
perceived great change. took her more She Is
now taking the sixth bottle, and consider he- esttrely
cured take great pi easurs In recommending your ssr
sarsrila to the afflicted public
Eo..- full.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

GROOERIEs-The undersigned have JUS, received splendid
u stock Of well assorted Groceries fresh and good pre-
IN the city GIVE call and feel and for your
selves Our word for we viii give you bargains Our stock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

hereby certify that the ROOF my house being put
DEN Duffy much said Rooa Patent Roosi
building
June 1, al. T. STEVENS
Al work wsrsnied reasonable Length Of psY
February IL, ftbizd&vv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

Indianapolis, February z, 1852
Mr LortfN-Slrtn reply yours OF yesterday would
say thai had n cen for the Roofing with which The
Capital House covered IL would have been impossible
saved the building during The ae fire adjoining my opinion
consider IL Fire Proof J. CAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

FoS sale, wholesale and retail, byl
CRAIGHEAD q BROWNING,
jsn7-c&w6m Sole Agents for Indian polEs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-06

(toFTBE-7s bags prime Eastern Rio Cofse,
~ - bags prime Lasurz Cofsc.
dscaa JOHN w. HOLLAND.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17
Louisiana Interior.

THE CoTroN CRoP.-The Madison Journal published at
Richmond, says SIN noticing, last week. the appear
ance of disease of the cotton plant in this parish we
had not the slightest idea of the extent of its
ravages 1t had only been noticed at that time on one
or two plantations and then discovered by accident
Since that time planters have been examining their
crops closely and it is found that scarcely field is
exempt Its first appearance is noted by small copper
colored spot the of the boil and person riding
through field would fail to notice its presence closer
examination will show however, that nearly every grown
boil has the fatal mark, and breaking open it will be
found entirely rotten. We have only seen it in fields
which had been planted in cotton for long series of
years. and had hoped that the fresh lands might
escape informed that it has made it's appear
the lands in the interior of the parish and
it would surprise If single field escaped its
ravuges.
So far observation extends it will prove more de-
sructve than the caterpillar in A 46 In the neigh
borhood of Miken's Bend, the cotton is all OPEN and
will be picked by the list of November When it is re-
collected that the picking did commence this
year until nearly three weeks later than the last that
the thus far has been far from being as favorable
and that it will close from present indications fully six
weeks if not two months earlier our readers can form
some idea Of present prospects,
MIRAGuLpps EscAPE.-On the I'd instant near Monroe
0uachta parish blacksmith shop, the plantation of
James H. Stevens in which there about thirty ne
sroes struck by lightning and portion of it literally
torn to pieces. without single negro being injured
OuAcHirA R1yER.-The Ouachita Register saws that
Ouachita river is in good ting order as high I'm thot
point
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

AMERICAN Board FoREIGS MSsIoNs-The annual
meeting of this board its session on the 9TH
inst at Troy, N. Y. 1t appears from the annual report
that six corporate members have died during the year
and also ordained missionary and five assistants
The whole number of surviving members is now lS7.
Fourteen ordained missionaries and % assistant mis-
sonares in all 81 persons have been for the first
time and missionaries and assistant missionaries in
all persons have returned to former fields labor making
total of 46 missionary lsborers who have been sent into
foreign field during the year
Thmtyfour persons II males and % females have been
appointed by the committee since the last meeting of the
board and there are now under appointment in this
try IA males and Is females in all q persons expecting
take their departure their shall
have been completed OF these 81 namely missionaries
and four female assistant missionaries stand designated
to the American field.
There have been published of the Missionary Herald.
-oo copies CT the Journal OF Missions $50 900 copies
OF me Youths paysprng G92 GOO copies making total of
ioooo copies OF the three monthly Notwithstanding
average OF lO0lS3S copies per month OF the annual
there We're published usual 5000 copies of DR.
aae sermons 5000 of different tracts II 500 of maps
and illustrations 1900 N - i
inc board has 70 missions III stations and Jas out
loo ordained missionaries including phys
t iol aoorers including 2l2 females have been sent
TINS country 243 native assistants are employed II
Puiuine es'aoiishnents connected with missions
o mc st year printed So 22 pages making 22 55
- paes from the beginning number of churches ~
.uten members 2lSsb of whom 1916 were added during
VIZ pas. year number of Summaries and schools S03 ~
Miu, AL are supported by the Hayilian Goyernment
NUMBER Of scholars 1866
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

pEAih OF joins SHEA two o'clock yesterday morn
ing hf 'oan Shea printer well known in this citv and
lor long time an employee this office breatbrd bi
@' oh tuesday of last week he accidentally fell from
peony In Asiers and received injuries on the head
whch caused arrangement and alternate fits of wild in
sanity and insensbity continued until death relieved
him from his suferings Mr.. Shea was a native of KEN
lucky and we believe, served his apprenticeship at the
printing business in the office of the louisville journal
He has numerous relatives living in Frankfort XIV
" Poor John ~ was the exclamation of hundreds when
his death was announced yesterday, and those simple
words expressed volumes of feeling The noble and gen
erous qualities for which he distinguished had en-
deared him to very large circle of acquaintanees and
he is sincerely regretted by all who knew him 1t will be
reeolleeed that Mrs Shea the actress wife of the de-
ceased met with accidental and sudden death the
Ola ST. Louis Theatre about year since, Poor John -
trust that in the world which his spirit taken
its flight he may find that peace for which we all look in
vain on earth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17
Proclamation,
Y JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR ON THIN GU AM,
OF
EYrcI,r,uu oIsr.. o4sI,NA.

EAECUIIVE OFFICE, BATON Rouar Anupo, i, ,ss,
WhEhhAs inc Convention lately Assembled at IN. sos m m
IN tho town oil Baton Rouge, for the purpose of
lion oil the State OF Louisiana, has Tint mn.a
the adjournment of the Convention the Governor .b,
nation directing the several officers of this snte autbo,d h ~
hold elections for members the General Assembly, omen md b
poll in every parish of the State Mt the places bv
the FRSTTUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next the purpose nj
the sense of the good people this State regard the
rejection Of this Constitution; and shall duty of said o,, IN
receive the votes OF al entitled to old Cona
ton md under this Constitution Each shall express his o,
by deponng in separate box to be kept for that purpose ticket
wherson shall be written THE CONSTITUTION ACCEpTED ~
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED, word IA will,
dscty convey the intention of the AT the conclusion of
election which shall be conducted Snts
election now conducted the Commissioners preside
Inc same shall carefully ballot Deposited and
shall forthwith mako due Secretary State in
conformity TO the provisions of the existing upon subject OF
elections" -
now therefore, have thought proper Issue This my Proclamation
hog the Qualified voters of the ordinance the Con-
'eh'o as aforesaid and furthermore commanding all SheA Commits
'he Elections snd all other concerned notify t
10 assemble and vote the rejection Con-
snon upon the aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER n.,,
MA h"t the proceedings be conducted bers he made in
conformity to the ordinance and existing law unon the au.
' ny he 'oVeihor JOSEPH WALKER
CHAsLRs GAYARBK, Sec. of Stats. ara onta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

NEW MONSTER TELFscoPE-An undertaking of great
interest to scientific persons is being carried
within few miles Of London. wealthy country clergy
man, named Craig, is constructing new monster tcle-
scope on the achromatc principle which will surpes the
celebrated instrument constructed by Lord Ross in Ire
land Its total length will be eghtyive feet and its
greatest circumference thirteen feet The weight of the
tube is three tons and the conrvances adoped to pre
vent VIBRATION and to allow of its being rapidly turned to
any required point are described being suguary per-
feet and ingenious.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

Az ENGLISH FREAH -Rege1sbug, August 14-Three
English gentlemen N1essrs Mansfield Thompson and
Compresl have undertaken to go from London to Con-
stantinope in their boat They arrived here on the
afternoon OF the 10TH and excited much interest Their
little vessel is built of beautiful mahogany 1t is twenty
ye feet long and rather than three feet wide in the
middle Is is exceedingly elegant 1t is rowed by two Of
te voyager while the third steers 1t shoots the
water with the rapidy an arrow 1t is so exceedingly
gt tha Two persons with carry out of the
water IhS We ourselves witnessed yesterday for the
amateur yoya9er in order to avoid tho extremely ranid
and dangerous current just below the bridge of the
Danube took 1t out of the water the side of the
August 16. 's'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

- ADyERTIsiNG-Barnum who bought his Museum in
ork ten or twelve years ago, when he worth
a dollar and vino is millionaire. Tins sno forth
the way to make money:
Advertise your business. Do not hide your light I'M
ger bushel Whatever your occupation calling NAV
oe, II II need support from the public, advertise It
hTfongGy ana efficiently in some shape other; that
VIII arrest pubic attention. freely confess that what
have had in life may fairly be attributed more to the
pubic press than to nearly all other causes combined
lhere may possibly be occupations that not require
aaVertsipg but cannot we'll conceive what thew are
Men IN business will sometimes tell you that they have
tried advertising and that it did not pay This Is only
Wen advertising is done sparngy and grudgnrly lilo.
meopathc does of advertising will pay perhaps it is
IKE nan portion OF physic making the patient sick but
be sure and permanent"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17
During SepfesssE,er,

~ t-''' I" FHIsihito alterations in tteir store
y IL L L y, q
NO 60 CANAL STREET next door to St Charles street
will offer their splendid Fashouabie Assortrnen. Of
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS
SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING,
AND FENTLEiEN'S FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY
at reduction of at least TWENTY Cent on former prices
afordnE their friends and patrons opportunity save considerable
ly purchasing NOW instead of later n the Fall
ANsE&cELLENT LINEN BOSOM SHIRT for Fl as
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for rs cents;
ENGLISH HALF HOSE fl 80 cents a pair;
SILK CRAvATS AND FANCY TIES fsr 95 and 90 ,tz o,.
IlANDkERCfiiEFS, GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS, UMBRELLAS
fERFuAlERY, etc, selling of at proporonate reduction
10 OBSERVE G.. LEIGHTON a ca
gpeodN "a roroI ,..,.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

THs THIRD TRiAL.An Irishman working on the Petit
o2ne tunnel on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last
winter went TO the magazine for powder with fire brand
therein destroyed the shanty and he picked himself up
some 5o feet down the hill which he started lie was
put NIUE bruised A few weeks after he fell down a
shaft caught partially by wall 60 feet from the surface
ana .ien fe thirty more receiving injury but torn
httnds and a Spraned ankle. Two weeks ago n heavy
shower broke away the dam at the mouth Of the tunnel
ana inc water came in flood Part of the men escaped
over the embankment or bottom of the tunnel and
others eaped IN the bucket and drawn up Ou for
unate unfortunate was too late TO get and seized the
edge OF the bucket with his hands and was swung IN the
dizzy height whiring in the darkness His hands were
knocked OIL by the bucket striking the rim of the shaft
ana MS last accident was fall Of 60 feet upon the ragged
rocks OF the tunnels bottom, from which his manged
body was afterwards gathered and buried wheeling
Times. t'NS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17
TO the Holders of City obligations

CITY OF NEw ORLEANS Aug. 49, 1852
T Notice hereby given the hoisrs maGred obligations
OF the old city, the late Municipalities of the late civ of La
Fe That the Treasury is prepared oxn
uo and thh interest will be allowed
AMI alter the 2itt instant,
nule gptf VIM II Carl AMI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

A POSTMASTER IN TRouBLE.-lhe Postmaster at West
>sy Connecticut has been arrested and held to bail
W use 'nason, for wiifuy OBTAINING, come five DAYS
OF postage stamps sent from Washington in the
1nali and addressed to another postmaster
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

hAuNoH-The ship Heidelburc was to be launched Mt
view " fk on the Sth inst She will be commanded by
oap' onaS sagory late of the ship St. Charles and will
be employed in the NewOrleans and Hayre trade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

MURDER TRIAL,-Richard Wakely, Jr, was put upon
rla at Springfield Mass the th inst for the murder
Oh MS own lather by stabbng. The accused who is n
man grown was intoxicated at the time the deed was
committed The defence will be insanity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

WORTHY Acr-Messrs. Roger Stewart s. r. puryis
Mobile have purchased the hull of the ship Mcrsey for
s2ooo with the intention of converting it into bethel
and hospital for saamen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17
The aEssEes.s
EaSy Goods.


@ U o L & AMISON,
NO. Is CHARITIES STREET
~ Have the honor to inform their friends and customers that or
Monday September 49, they will ready to offer for sale mos
splendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Just received from France by ships Eag and Le DYER viz
RICH PRINTED CALICoES;
RICH PRINTED DAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DE LAME, SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID VALENTIAS AND CASHMEREs;
PLAID TARTANs:
PRINTED CASEiMERES AND PLAIN DE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS FOR CURTAINS;
GRENADINES, FOuLARDS AND CHALIY;
RICH DAAIASK AND POAIPADouR SILKS;
fLAlN AND CHANGEABLE SILKS;
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS;
CoLoRED MERlNoES AND BLACK EONlBAZiNE:
EMBD AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA IGDKFs
PARASolS-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWLS;
FANCY AND BLACK CASSLIEREs;
CoLORED SILK CRAyATs;
NALESCiENNES EDGING AND INSERTING;
FANCY "ooLEN SOCKS AND HOSE;
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS
MADAPoLAM AND FURNITURE CHINTZ;
BLACK GoAiBAzET BoMBAzINE AND ALPAcAs;
LIMO AND LINEN CAAIBRICS;
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
THE NORTH w
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
D NJ e STIC GOODS.
suitable FOR Family and Plantation use
sePii -pu "1SchL u JAMESON, Is Chatres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-17

GOLD DGG1NGs IN AusrRA1IA-rbe Ncwyorl, ronors
state that letter from young to his brother in Nav
YORK. dated Port Philip, March H. states that in five
weeks te he mad gold to the value of $4,000
sterling or nearly $4,000