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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
~R RIO THE PUBLro-A oARD-A PUBLIC

M@-R. R. RIO THE PUBLIo-A oARD-A PUBLIC
aS INVITATION TO ALL WHO SUFFER PAIN
If there who is suffering pain, care
what the may be, guarantee that Railways
Ready Relief will you and relieve You entirely in few
minutes after usngt Cali upon agent you wills
find this paper you suffering any pain will
warrant that
Radcays Ready Rsi.r UR stop Sors yor taes s
II will Rheumatism after all other remedies have failed,
and is the only for Neuralgia viii Sick Ner-
Headache and ops the painful hroh few minutes
will relieve the distressing pains Of Dsrrhea Cramps,
spasms, &c.
r. r R-CHILLs AND FEvER-We guarantee that Rad
ways Ready Relief will this distressing plague stops
the shs in few minutes its warming cleansing, and
gorsng n1usnce thrills through every secretion OF the system
should be taken internally keep he souach free aci6,
and ueuirsiEe the poisonous miasma Of ague.
should be applied externally the panto give renewed
the functions the sknhe joints and igamens the
and muscesto vvy and refresh the senses from supOF
sleep, drowsness.
Let every individual bear this important fact In mindRadways
Ready Relief will check the ehs few mnnte and stop the
pain Instantly Neurasic Rheumatic Nervous ChOerc
Diahosio Pains few minutes It fails in relieving
the patient from pain. nov2O-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Business and Railroads.

The New York papers say the sness of transporta-
ton from west to east increases faster than the means
Of transit; tha the three roads open to market
cannot carry the ncrese Of freight since they were
opened that roads could not 10 the business OF
the canal and that the great thoroughare must be en-
larged because the public business nperously demand
it. There is danger o. the means Of conveyance
getting ahead of the freight.
II is therefore, wonder that eastern capitalists
investing freely in railways in preference
the eastern. The stock in several of the eastern
roads is only worth from thirty to sixty cents the
dollar, while commands a premiun. The
increasing business of the Mississippi Valley, will
furnish freight faster than the railroads transport it
for fifty years to come-Cin. Nonpareii.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
FALL IMpnRTATInr
1852.

fEsEIE SUBSCRIBER offers for ae on liberal terms complete
= sssoTsmens Of FaENcH AND GERMAN GOODS, BON
Black Gro de Rhine Silks various qualities 20 10 90 inches
Back Lusirngs, all widths;
BACK Satin rure &c TO 80 inches wide
Black and Cored Wa cred and Figured silks for
Mhile and Colored Gro de Rhine Ares for boLnets
White and Colored Gro &c Ayers
White and Colored Glaze Silks Of superior makes
r While snc Colored ssilns, various grades
Black Modes, in full assortment
White and Colored Bonnet Pushes;
florences aud MarcelInes, al widths, 10 inches;
Artificial Flowers Feahers Dresses in every variety
Illusions Bonnet and Maine Laees;
Crown Linnes; Buekrams Crowns, Frames. &c-
Fan and Fancy Bonnet Ribbons from No Ihsye
store upwards Of 200 different designs and patterns.
Cap Ribbons, m full assortment No. I 10 :;
Plan Tsaea Ribbons coored and black No. p aI-
Plan Satin Ribbons.
FTnges0Plain and krored head Sewing SIX Frnges;
Basds Of every dsscripSion for frianig 'e'' Wosi
Velvet Ribbons, cOl0red ard black, all widths;
Acorn Drops and Buttons;
Dress Buttons various styles and patterns
SEWING SILKS.
]. Besnx's suz Rnbinacc brands Black servings
American sew =, in one hundred bundles
Embroidery silk, .hhe ana colored;
White and Black TX Loces, variety ratern .
German and Engh Thread I.aces and BobbirE;
Linen Cambria Han lkerchis, every grade and price;
Embroidered and n. i.sitched Hsndkerehieis;
chldren's Plam and IA sn-siiched Handkerches;
Genlemen's Pongee and Silk flanikerehefs
Rhine craysss % 10 80 Inches
Ladies Fancy Cravals and Neck Ties
anders celebrated make;
Silk, Cloih, and Cashmere G.oves;
Ladies' Berlin Gloves, Cham0is lined
Ladies' Beaver Gloves, Fur lined
LADIES' and Chdren's Black aud Coored Cashmere Hose
chsrens Boots, Gsiiers Caps, Hoods NuHsrs, &C. in fun
sHAwLs
Black and colored snk shawls
Cashmere aud Broche Shaws
w ?. DEVOU,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
New Locomotives,

Two locomotives, intended for the Dayton and
Western Railroad, have arrived here One made
In Philadelphia and the other in Cincinnati. They are
appropriately named in honor of 'Pe;er p Lowe" and
'Valenne Winters !" of citizens who have for
long time been connected with the efficient directory
Of the Western Company.
We learn from the Enquirer, that the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Company have ordered ten new
locomotives Six of them to be built by Hardness
Of Cincinnati and the other four at Taunton Works, il
Massachusetts, The present heavy business Of the rail-
way and the large increase anticipated the opening
of the line to indianapolis bv way of Union require
this additional motive power.-Dayton Empire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
The PORK Trade

We dip the following item from the Cincinnati Price
Current Of Wednesday,
I'VE have received statement from the Custom
House at Buffalo, Of the whole number Of Hogs that
arrived at the ports of Buffalo, Towawanda and Dun.
kirk from the opening to the close of navigation from
which it appears that l42 46 head received this
season. against no. 25 last year. leaving Increase
Of 81 $50 head"
One assigned for the present enormous price
Of hogs is their alleged scarcity. The above statement
shows the ncorreones extent at least Of this
allegation. From the way things look just in
nsotion with the hog trade it appears 10 us that il
would be the part of wisdom for people be get.
ting ready to tstand from under ."-Dayton Empire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

C-An excited Irishman thus contrasts the Celtic and
Saxon races, in one of the London papers:
''The Celt has long Uranium, high and expressive
features dark, complexion, square and muscu.
lar frame - such find in the Shakspeares, New
TONS Nelson's and Wellingons, in the Sephensons and
Of enterprise great statesmen authors artists
the kingdom and you will find ne.tsnths of them hav
ing the Celtic physique"
Now for the Saxon:
''From long and careful examination he is sscer-
tanned to be faxen haired bullet headed g.eyed,
hege.faced, long backed, potbslIied, bandy-egged
stupid slavish, NUMBERING suky, boor, whore moral
state is disgrace and regret to England. Their uni
formity of complexion and figure, their obesity, their
weak legs and scanty figure their small brain in proper.
ton the long spine and large fat face, marks Of
infsriority.n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

GOLD IN THE CoUNTRr.-It is probably correctly
ascertaned that by the close of this year the receipts Of
gold the Philadelphia mint will reach s52 700 OO0
unless the next semi-monthly packet should be
voidafy delayed, against s45 $4,000 les: year At
New Orleans there will be 81 600 0OO against SIS 466
600 last year. The foreign gold New YORK, 50 300
600 Against 81 $50 900, last year-givng gross total
of $50 900 000 Of which, allowing for export of ST.
600 900 for December from New York end 81 900 900
for the last year from Boston and other ports, about
$50, 900 900 will have been of the country
foreign states to 3lst nst leaving for domestic distr
button S28 900 900, against SIC, 900, 900 in 1851
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Railroads In Russia.

The great railroad be ST. Petesburgh and Mos
cow Russia which is 400 miles long, has been
pleted Il was built by American engineers They
have three different classes of in Russia to
modate as many different classes of the population. In
the first class oil cars the price Of ticket for 400 miles
is SIS and for the second So and for the third S.
The grandees ride in the first class the merchants 10
the second and the peasants in the third There
difference between the state of society in Russia and
America, where republican ideas would be apt to
take umbrage at suoh distinctions travelling con.
veyances Being all sovereigns, we find difficulty
in riding in the same cars.-Gin Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
From Washington.
WAsHING1 ON, Dec.

WAsHING1 ON, Dec. a. p NJ
sEEATz.--A bill was passed providing for the reno
val OF RATS from Red river and keeping the navigation
open.
Gvnn introduced bill for the of a rail-
road and branches and for the establishment of postal
arrangements from the Atlantic to the Pacific. He
moved that it be made the special order for the 10th
Proximo
After debate, the bill was laid the table and the
one, upon the subject reported last session,
made the order for that day.
The bill providing for the compensation Of members
was then taken up, which gives them thousand
dollars per anuum and the mileage aow allowed, such
mileage to be computed by air line; dollars per
day be deducted for absence unss, oauesd by the
sickness Of himself wife, or children.
After debate, the subject indefinitely postponed
end the Senate adjourned
HOUSE, Various petitions, Of particular interest,
presented and after the transaction of other
important business, the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Col. Samuel MedarY.

This gentleman, who is the able and heightened editor
OF the Ohio Statesman has received the recommends
on of nineteen of twenty three OF the electors Of
that State for place in Gen. Pierce's Cabinet Col.
Msdary is perfect Napoleon in political contest and
has for number Of years been regarded one Of the
best politicians in the State of Ohio We are glad TO
valuable coaborer handsomely endorsed after
passing through such warm and well contested battle
lit speaks well for the Democracy of that State
HarTisburgh Union
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
How TO Acr.-A letter, from a pretty good source

How TO Acr.-A letter, from pretty good source
at Washington, jots down the following admontions
SIN conclusion, word TO office seekers. Please,
gentlemen be as modest and retiring as you can well
afford be. for General Pierce has decided dis
taste for all pushing and scrambling for place. Re.
member, himself has patiently waited till he sought
after The first shall be the last and the last shall be
the first Remember, ALSO that General Pierce is from
State where the children are boln with slate and
pencil in their hands and that consequently he is we'll
and tretD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

DEATH OF THE Hon JUpeE VAN NEss.-The Hon.
Cornelius p Van Ness died last evening at the Girard
House, in Philadelphia. His remains be taken
Washington for interment Mr.. Van Ness was long a
resident in Burlington, Vermont the practice of
He was Judge Of the Supreme Court OF that State,
and subsequently, Governor Of Vermont. During the
administration of President Van Buren,, Mr. Van Ness
was Minister to the Court Of Spain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

IL The following banks located in the interior of
New York State have given notice wind up business
Adams Bank, Armenia Bank, American Bank Champ.
lain Bank Cortland Coanty Bank, Commercial Bank
OF Lockport, Excelsior Bank, Henry Keeps Bank,
Knckerbocker Bank, Genoa; Lumberman's Bank, Me.
Intyre Bank, Mere iants' Washington County, ~ Y.
Stock Bank, Northern Bank of New York, Oswego
County Bank, Prattsvie Bank Sullivan County Bank,
Village Bank, Warren County Bank.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

MURDKRs New YoRK.-There was two murders
committed in New York on Saturday night. James
Madigan stabbed Elias Furman at a house No. 80
James street, that the wounded died in a short
time. A black fellow named Horatio Melix. got into
quarrel in Water st.set when he drew sheath knife,
and deliberately stabbed VIM. Berrn in the neck. The
wound was severe one, causing almost immediate
death Both the murderers were arrested
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

God srorE for Dr..
Co., NEITHER Kers Neutral Rock Oil be nsnded
WEE improved, exceled We have taste for using III
cang na style brought the aid OF the Patent
of the dayconsous that the medicine will fud way
public favor But we are IN EARNEST The indianapolis
Druggists requested PILEsbu you
follow directions. We find thai the Oil here is selling, ssag
and doing good NJ LYON, Fort Wayne Proprietor.
See notice scrofula Blindness dec24d3,wIy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
eREAT ATTRACTION AT THE EAGLE CLOTHING
STORE
puh1ic Iutoroetl
Public INTEREST,"

G. SIMON & CO.. Washington Street.
41EDAA> opposite the Wright House, respectfully
INFORM The P0hlc that they have nov
slaRI@s&< opeaed their large am besunfol sssotl-
READY MADr cLorHISc, which cao be surpassed u he
West nor Having Cioihng
nuraber of years which 70 furnish goods
low prices buying wholesale or retail they
40 not desire profits peoples aud
will sell Goods under the moo Ths The nuhle Dime
better the slow Doar Their Goods h've ben purchased
ALsoGloves, Shirt Collars suspenders Trunks and Carpet
Bags.4sf.
GIVE THEM CALL examine their Stock, and In huyg you
will not only dimes but dollars.
The, inform they have engaged FRS
Cutter they prepared make up csrsus &c order
warranted 10 6t and at the shortest nouse'
nsv11><1mdrw6
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND oRTHoPEpIO III.
IRWIN

fuNHlS esabl u completed and VIII be permanent
place for the reception OF s patients wishing undergo
for diseased EYES well those DESTROYS Of beng opera
ted of all varieties Of DEFORlFIES such
long standing Dsocaiions Claboci laOSy % lie Lower Jaw
&c &c
The building in beautiful and healthy location IN the western
border of the City Of Peoria where patients be accommodate
with comfortable rooms boarding and washing such corresponds
each Every aud apparatus calculated carry
the designs OF institution provided, the Oo
pedc Department entirely original used
which Cubool Of yonng children frequently obviaes tue
sity of operating by the knife.
design F'e Department particularly
system
he pu I'D Institution would be for the parl
bic.
Fc szTRsion, address
E. s. COOPER, MD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

10 The whole of New Mexico would sell, under
the hammer, for the il the United States per
annum maintain it.-Madison Courier.
That sounds very much like the revamped cant Of the
anti-war whig papers, alter had acquired California
That country generally represented pile OF cold
lava rocks and sand the habtatons OF snakes and
tpedes, with here and there few naked Indians, who
lived on snas and grass-hoppers.-Cin. ENG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

aF@eNo MEDICINE offered il the West, with The
We that Las attended of Perry Davis.
Killer This remarkable remedy has attracted the attention Of
for q mere swindls
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

ORA man, says the Cincinnati Commercial, had the
tip Of his cut of Saturday last by barber on
Front street, who, while engaged in shaving him. fell
asleep, and the blade Of the which he held de-.
scended upon the customers proboscs and shortened il
by the sixteenth Of inch. The outraged customer
Immediately knocked the darkey down. and would have
beaten him to death had he not been prevented.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
,1-wHY ARE YOUR FLOORS pARE?-1

VS. WHY ARE YOUR FLOORS RARE?-You answer
VS Because poor buy carpets ihem''
Shor-sghted mora you not poor DO decent
how sparse your ia,oms Thank. Hgn-go his CARPET
you fud goods the patterns
the finest texture selling prices thst VII suit your means
any person be they rich oor These facts
Remember them der91
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

4 DEMONSTRATORS sALE-Notice IS herehy given thai [
n Will sell pablic auction Saturday, the 18Th day OF Janu
1853 the late residence Of exander w Russell late
Marion deceased all hs personal property consisting OF
variety Il valuable household furniture, mich "a
State Bank Stock branch Indianapolis; share Terre sue ard
Richmond Raioad Stock - shares indianapolis and Beeon
se Rrosd stock shares Masonic Hall stock shares India
napois Gas Light and Coke Company Sock &C. &c credit #
nine months Will be given all three pur
chaser giving nte win approved security, waving valuation
sud sement laws
declo-iwodzw i5jan DAVID s. BEATTY. Admit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

q UoTIoN AND COMMISSION HoUSE-Havmg taken
formerly ocauples by T. NJ. Sia for purpose
Of transaclg General A1con and Commission Business
respectfully patronage OF the community. Hav
ing considerable experience business think
Inise general satisfaction.
Liberal advances made sgnnenis.
Outdoor az - pnncually attended 10.
SALES EVERf EVENING.
declo WA Y. WILEY, City Auctioneer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

pIn Greece the order of succession the throne
has been regulated by meeting Of the penipotena-
ries Of England, France, Russia, and Bavaria. The
heirs of King Ohio will succeed his crown, cond
tion that they viii embrace the Greek religion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

1.-THE Boston Courier, that sedate old Wing organ,
says that il Congress confers upon Gen. Scott the title
Of Lieut. General they ought be and put pro-
wise 10 the bill that be shsnf again for President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

PLACES TO lMBfRE IN GoTHAM.-There are 5000
hotels drinking saloons and dram shops in New York,
and the amount expended in them is amazing almost
exceeding belief II the daily sales average SO each.
which very low esta ate the amosnt will be $50 COO
day, 50 400 900 month, and SO 900 900 a year
Tse New Workers certainly do stake little something .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for the Daily State Sentinel.
BY THE WADE AND o'R.ELLY LINES



WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
SEEATE.-Mr. Dodge, of Iowa, gave notice of a mo-
ton to take up the homestead bill.
A resolution to pay Mr.. Msriwether per diem and
mileage was laid over.
Mr. Brooks introduced bill repeating the duty on
railroad iron; referred.
The joint resolution authorizing the President to
fer the renk of Lieutenant General, by brevet, upon
Gen. Scott, was taken up.
Mr. Shields moved the resolution pass and said that.
Of all the officers in the Mexican war, Gen. Scsn was
the only one who had received additional pay.
Mr. Cass followed, urging the passage Of the resolu-
tion
The resolution passed; yeas "a, nays IL.
HSUsE.-The reference Of the Presidents message
resumed, the question pending being on Clingmans
proposition to instruct the committee on ways and
means to report bill admitting railroad iron free of
duty
Mr.. Howe moved amendment, limiting the action
Of the bill June, 1854, which deb ,ted and reject
ed. Yeas Al, nays not counted.
Mr. Jones said he had hoped the matter would be
postponed until the administration into power
He then proposed amendment exempting all kinds OF
iron from duty. Adopted.
An amendment to refund the duties paid on railroad
iron since 1s46, was debated and lost.
Mr. Washburn moved the csmmittes on ways and
means report tariff bill before the Arst Monday in
February Lost
resolution, referring the subject Of the tariff and
rs-snEe the committee on ways and means
adopted and reported to the House
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

SHoEMAKISo By MAcHISERY.-Sewingm machines are
coming into very general among the large shoe man.
ufactures Of Massachusetts, II is said that opera
tor with the machine will stitch in day than ten
times he amount usually accomplished by "sttcher"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Glass-Works. Louisville. XIV.

AN making. and constantly hand all kinds OF
GREEN BLACK GLASSWARE FUR DRueoIsTs, 0RocERs,
C.NFEcTIoSKRs' FAMILIES such Walls, BorTLEs for
Vine, Porter and Soda JARs with without covers
F Preserves &C. &r All OF which vii sell az owes
Pshurg prices customary me and charge for delivery al
the Jacksonville Depot, order amounts so
Orders addressed By mail Will receive prompt attention.
GEO. l.. DOUGLASS
oc2sa1y Louisville, Ky.
K-Psrisxlar attention. given 70 PssvArz Mssxss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Dill. 81 DAv1s's EAT1N7 sA.

- LOON On Illinois hsf square S~S--S-s-S-
kSxax north Of Washington, keep constantly hani New
Baltimore Fresh Shell Oysers, Oysters, Quas
venison Fish, &C. &c which they prepared up
style day night They Ieep the very best
Wines Ale Beer rad Porter deel3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
KIER's ROCK OIL,

A New an d Most Important Remedy for Disease,
DISCOVERED IS-lSi9-
drawn from deep PTsburghhas been used With
remarkable One and Pemsy vana and more ssi'
Saiesand working West An opportunity =
gov offered 10 TESTING IT. Where knownsnd
ed makes firm friends. and winch eloquent
m ,s praise Certificates OF power heal al haidui We
evidence, have weigh with you
your neighohood You have only 10
trv he Oh 10 he sarisfed-it viii SPEAK FOR ITSELF
we have no the legion Of NOsuns and specifics o.
he lutte about thesome they are COCO
for soIehingsome they good for nothing However
PETR0LEUM
bes OF the above nos
,rorus-duy and inclination both forbid Il
Those who afflicted respectfully invited 70 geta ClRco>
LAR nd the Directions for
acne Rheumatism Pes DarrhRa, Flux, Tooache, Buns,
Worms Scrofula. Coughs. Bronchitis, Group. Cd Sores
Cholera Morbus Contscsions Of the Limbs and
Joints Eyes, Kindness Cosiiveuess.
Dyspepsia. and oiber Diseases
8v that time cures much But u
MOI a HUMAN INVENTION. bU compounded oy Neiefes
master hand-aad Nature do her work BY halves
The 5 used both internally and externally
As AGUE SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and scRo-
FUIA are so common many parts Of the wes we are cen
strained 10 say Oh will and relieve other dc
cases has been constantly used with most COMPLETE STE
~hoeo r,<e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

a~wILLIAA TELL OYSTER SALOON AND cor.
uSS FEE HOUSE. In the basement room of the Palmer
House, Indianapolis Oysters in the
shell and can received daily express All kinds game
ed up and parties and fam lies accommodated the shortest
notice. JOS sc aIAIATEL. Proprietor
Palmer House Nov 22 1854
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
- ocKET.RooK LosT-Losl on

urocKET-BooK LosT,-Losto "Wednesday, Tee 18Th, be-
tween toll gate and lndienapolS, smsI
learr Pocket ,ok about hiy-6re dollars IN mon
and hand or $50 given by lanes Freeand %
Freeand The money sed Of so noe n the SinS Pns
ofOhio $40 cold piece the balance smell notes sno
liberal reward will be fiven the person nfons 1"e
he same to James Kns Store Indiansp . rprr1 ann
essl7-d2p-waw AhfA11 t"~h'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

No. CENTRAL RAlLwAY.-The Inlercs' Coupons due Oh
W bonds of the Indiana Central Railway ompaHy on
day of January 1883 will be paid when due hS Bank
ng Office OF 8. A. Fletcher, in Indianapolis. dee20d&wIw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

ITO CONQUER PEACE" is difficult Thing,
V regards tOO,h-ach eAorgs Of the famed Pain
Killer, sad II will chou, facei and "scser"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

r-some ardent sdmirer Of Mrs. II. Beeeher Stowe.
has given 10 the world, through Frsser's Magazine
genealogical tree Of her family. They comprise twelve
Of whom nins are aatbsrs.