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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-08

pHia, publishes the IOll0Wlng statement OF the
amount of coinage for April:
GoLD-l24,6 GIT Double Eagles ST. 493, $40 90
1890 Eagles $1,000 90
1852 Half Eagles 372,660 90
1882 Quarter Eagles 294,655 90
126,213 Gold Dollars 1929 90
462,o44 Pieces SS,474,12s 90
SILvER-9s, 900 Dimes $4,000 90
GAG, 900 Half Dimes 1890 90
1000, 200 Scent Pieces 10000 90
l,S06444 Pieces S3,526,234 90
CoPpKR--1, l70,5s2 Cents .. $ll,705 80
2,976s2e Pieces 1851, $50 80
GOLD DEposITEs FOR APRIL
From California So $50, 900 90
From other sources 10000 90
$1,000, 900 90
Silver depositcs for April 25,700 90
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-08

| COINAGE OF THE MINT FOR APRIL
f. G. DALE, Treasurer of the Mint at Philadel.
phia publishes the following statement of the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
HARDWARE AND curIERY.-1rn nv larp,

= HIfDWAfAE n.
AA creased stock, purchased this Spring con
IN saniy receiving additions from the Eastern markets and
" manufacturers have now on hand larger and cheaper
stock than be found elsewhere this vicinity added
articles, well increased those kept
Among The articles which have full hand
BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Locks aiehes, Butts Screws, halls and Bads, Window SASH
Glass &c; '
TABLE AND POCKET cUTLERy-The bes, assortmen, ever
offered in this market.
CARPENTERS AND cOOPERS' TOOI.S-A full suu.,v Of
N kellogg's and other make, just received;
CABINET MAKERS GOODS-Mahogany veneers and Knobs
Till Chest and Cupboard Locks Table Casors Glue e.
CARRIAGE TRlMMiNGS-Guua Percha and Oil Cloth, En-
ameled and Patent Leather and lace also Hubs Shafts
FOR MlLLERS-Anchor Boiling Cloths India Rubber Bells
Saws Files, Packing Yarn, Block Zinc, &c;
FOR FARMERS-All kinds OF Farming Utensils, Piows Cast
S,ee and Steel Back scyihe Cradles Forks Rskes Shoves
Spades, and Hoes
FOR hand large stock of
Shoenberger ron all kinds ofSee Yoaghgany Coal Backsmuh
Tools, &c. AL warranted.
great variety of the improved patterns Of Paor and ook
Stoves warranted for Year Tin Plate Copper Pumps and
Lead Pipe All cheap wholesale retail the
Big Paddock and Cook stove HENRY s KELLOGG
Indianapols ISL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
MH EnIcAL ,ooILEGE or EvANsvIILE. EvAN.r111

NU EDIcAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE, Evansville,
I'VE INDThe regular of Lectures in this Institution will
the first Monday Of November under the following
Faculty to-wit
LEVI .IAYCOCK, NJ. D. Emeritus Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
HUGH RoNALDs, NJ d., Professor Descriptive
Surgical Anatomy.
e. a. FOSTER, A. NJ, M. D., Professor of Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX nj. D., Professor of Maeria Medca and
Therapeutics.
MADISON j. BRAY, NJ D. Professor of the Principles and
Practice OF Surgery
WILLIAM H. BYFoRD NJ D., Professor of the Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
GEORGE B. WALKER, M. d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
WILLIAM A MCDOWELL NJ d., Professor of Institutes of
Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN T..WAlKER, NJ d. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study of Practical Anatomy
under the superintendent the Professor Of Anatomy for the De-
will be for the reception of Students by the Isl of
October
Fees for full course S75
ma fee $40,
Good boarding may be obtained from sO SO week
Any desiring further noTRaion, address The Dean
(post pad by mail which will be promptly attended to-
6. b. WALKER, NJ D,
july27s-w4w. Dean of the Faculty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
Commercial Institute of indianapolis
w. Nick. SCOTT. A. NJ. PrincinaI

HNHIs INSTITUTION permanently established is
ing been recently fitted with all the elegance and
Ins Ss Sea college nov furnishes advantages equal %
uen whilst the cos is lhle over one half Of others
The Studies of the Full Course those necessary for complete
thorough Mercantile Education and comprehends four distinct
FIRST CLAsS2DousIx EsrRY Book Krrprss This eubra
ees The science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and is sa
Banking Manufacturing and Domestic Shipping and Commission
Steam Boating and Foreign Shipping general Commission bus
IS The Cash book Bill book Bank BOOK Invoice book se book
Second % Se0 s az
or I5aas "a and ID, comIneree
laiion Interest Discount GAIN Commission and Broker
age Equation Of Payments Direct and Indec, Exchange
FOURTH CLAss-coxssERcrAL Law.--Embrace. the Law
pal and Agent Biz Of ESaanse Nas anu Ma
rne Fire and Life Insurance. Contracts with carriers hiring
emede measure, Of the Merchant him
self as the Soppsge of Goods in Transit, Lien, DC = 4
Prce of Cards of Admission Full Course, occupying
Partial oo 81 E@ Of h. Of
Full Course illustrated in different Of Books together
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law can be
ton Of the Partial Course Continue through the Full Course
EPrce of Cards of Admission Partial Course $780, pre-.
No almilanee Pupil in either without first OBJ
on RansSs Po Sns and
valuable to The Merchant 10 be KNOWN will be delivered through
Diploma granted only TO those who satisfactory
R S az m me % o f% h Ccos will he The &
day Of each month, although Pupils admitted at any tme.
Report OF the Board Of Examiners, May 20 1851.
We the undersigned (y special request acting
Examiners Of the Commercial Institute of Indianapolis certify
that have attended the examination the present graduating
class Of said Institution and find said class well with
the elementary principles Double Entry
well be expected their age and opportunities practice
sdeed We believe them have received from their
strucor thorough drilling this all important branch of CONNER
cla Educaon which, steadily observed and properly
will reader them able accountants and valuable
would that the following members the
present class receive Diplomas to-wit:
Morris JOSEPH r Haues john Ferguson 6erese
Nicholas McCarty Jr James t. Brown and Ta Montgomery
And conclusion would congratulate the citizens
now having in their power parenze home Institution Of
Commercial education where much information time
and expense, parents
and guardians and believe will be impaired otf
similar Institution in the West B. f. NORRIS
DAVID WILLIAMS,
VIM SULLIVAN,
@. B. DAVIS,
BENZ. L. LANG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
PEORIA BYE ssrraxAsY AND oRrHorxDIo NJ

FUNbS establishment just completed and VIII be permanent
place for the reception Of ell patients wishing undergo
EYES well DESTROYS being opera
ted of ali DEFORMITIES
long standing Dslocations immobly of the Lower
&c. &c h- t-fss
The building in beautiful and healthy location in the
border OF City where be
with comfortable boarding and washing such corresponds
each Every instrument and apparatus calculated
the designs such institution provided the
pedc Department several entirely original used
which Of young children frequently obviaes the
sy of operating by the knife. '.- - -
The design of the Eye Department particularly for
treatment of those patients who under less rigid system
be pursued such institution would be for the part
bic. - r t0hstf 49,
; ssss ele-f E. 8. COOPER, NJ D., -
Peoria. Unois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
The City Flooring Min in Operation Again.

VIE undersgned having added The latest Paneng
Machine their establishment by which they enabled
do better paneng thsn done By machine
even equal not better than that done by the hand If
who has doubt respecting capacity
Machine, them to call eastern
market square and examine for themselves
We prepared TO lumber every description
fourth OF an inch to twelve inches thick. We face
groove all kinds OF lumber and rough
The be- the shortest plane
straight,
Doors and Sash In Short all lumber that planned
straight, &c. fFH
SUETJENRFRGFR CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

In the " National Telegraph" dispatch from Pitts
burgh to the Louisville Democrat, giving sketch Of
the Abolition proceedings the 11th the reporter said
''It is said that speeches will be made tomorrow
avoring the nomination Of Gen. Pierce"
This, the editor of the Democrat branded
Whtg Iie intended fer in the South.
On the next day, the 18th, the operator up there lin
the National Telegraph" ofice,-sent despatch to
the papers here and suppose also those further
South, beginning with
Erred. Douglass took his seat as Secretary, amid
loud applause
Then he ended with
"The committee on the platform, after being coseted
seven honrs, announced that they prepared
port which will be made to-day They in faror Of
nominating Gen. Pierce as tier candidate for the Pres
deney."
How much truth there was in this will be seen from
what came to ms on the same evening, and which was
thus given to all the city papers yesterday morning:
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS
OF UNIVERSAL FREEDOM.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. IL.
The Convention, to-day, nominated j. p. Hale for
President, and G.. W. Julian, of Indiana, for Vice
President
New, what are we to think Of matter Of this con-
temptble character3 Is anything else than petty
knaveryl Is the operator in the National Telegraph
office at Pittsburgh using his place TO Distribute
lies, bels and SANDERS among the people, intended to
do injury to the candidate OF the Democratic parya
IL happened that while looking these several
libels the Ripley Battery, Scott organ, brought
this
"The operator in the National Telegraph Office at
Cincinnati telegraphs that there six voters in
their office, who all for Scott and will give him
their first votes That's the ticket, and them's the
boys"
This is peculiar string Of dispatches and circum
stances and suppose il to be taken indication
Of Wing telegraph tactics for the Presidential
The Democracy Of the country will not be very slow
marking such tcksters. We trust, however that the
young in the Office in this city, in beginning their
voting career will not be parties such dshonorable
proceedings TO helm their political friends along The
Telegraph business, for the Western press, in
toIerable nuisance, at best but when falsehood and
fraud brought in it is than nusance,i is
an insufferable curse!-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
, RIFLES AND SHoT-GUEs, REvoLv-
Err AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF Pts
Fire and WATERPROOF Competition Roofing E.+sri.l

undersigned respectfully beg leave call attention of
II the community this invaluable Roofs Tn the
eastern cities has almost entirely superseded all other
Roofs and this city, although but Introduced has in
every instance the
perfected by which the enabled execute
all orders for the Roofing Material either country al the
shortest notlce, and on the most favorable
They economical consdes
side and which goes paving their
cost ana are protection against fire. presenting eomb1sbe
surface 10 burning bodies falling them. Being nearly
they be used conveniently for all the
yards The daily of Roofs which refer sufficiently
aes neir durability for those purposes Orders respectfully
sicitcd.a LOUDEN d DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

MARINERS, ATTENTIONi-JOHN WILKINS 81 Co.. keep
II constantly hand and will sell better than be
elsewhere Robins0ns preniR
SEPARATOR built Richmond Ind warranted 10 thrash in good
wheat 500 bushels day clean and ready for market
Aso-Beord Ssai1s premium Steel Poto of
all sizes; with Of Agricultural implements OF
the improvements together the largest and best
CooKING PARLoR and Box SToyK offered the
West, which will sell at reduced prices
North side Washington brick block. few doors
east Of Pennsylvania ST. aus3-d6t ewiL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

Letter from Gen. Pierce.

The accompanying correspondence viii commend it.
self to public attention. 1t embraces aetter from Gen
PIERCE exculpatng himself from the charges founded
upon the published reports OF his NewBoson speech
and giving his own version OF his position before the
country on the Slavery question
To THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLIC: Dear Sir.-On
the appearance in your paper Of a charge intended, il
not calculated seriously to impair and perchance
stroy the confidence OF General PIERcEs southern sup
porters in his soundness on the Slavery question: ad-
dressed him letter, which, together with his reply,
now ask you, as an act of justice, to publish
make this request, presumng your object like mine
to have been the discovery Of the truth =
Very respectfully, EDWIN DE LEON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. I3, 1852.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

EXPLAIN, WILL Youth looking over the expendi-
lures of the Convention observe that while Milton
Gregg paid $40 for railroad fare and expenses
Of the dcommittee Madison there does not ap
pear to have been anything paid TO Michael g. Bright,
who was also of The committee and who, like Mr..
Gregg, resided at Madison Why was thisa-N. n.
Ledger f 80 as t--.tt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

-D-UNDER THE PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS a
FuNHE subscriber having taken
Palmer House bsldng offers and well selected
OF Goods in his line, consisting of
Moleskin, Fur Cashmere, and Silk Hats,
or the aies, styles which for quality beauty finish
bliiy, challenge competition.
beautiful assortment STRAW GOODS for Genfemen's
Boys, and Chldren's wear; comprising among others
Panama Braid Leghorn, and Straw Hats
All fresh from the manufacturers hands
variety
He will also keep hand complete Black
Drab,
Soft Casssimere and Brush Hats,i
Consisting Of the tasty Kossuth Magyar Hungarian
other patterns.
Palm-Leaf Hats, Black and Drab Wool Hats,
From the best to the cheapest qualities. Also,
Mems and Boys Caps.
My superior workmanship
will be sold cheap the cheapest for
G-Country Merchants supplied on the mosi liberal
SAMUEL WII.MOT.
rN This establishment will be removed the
LIST Of September the stand occupied by H. Talbot
Jeweler, under the Capital House.
Indianapolis, April 20th, 1s52d&wtf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
INpTANAPoL1s. Nav 90. 1851

INDIANAPoIIs
be OF he to
yates Of this institution who may desire it, with immediate employ
me he therefore business any part The State
who be in him same
stating all particulars and he viii and send him
fed in every particular.
U Arrangements have been made with largest ana
best Boarding houses in the City board and lodge all Students
from abroad 50 90 week. making the
ing Tuition and Stationary about $40 co. the price Tuien
in the Cincinnati Colleges juy17-1vd6w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

Indiana can be redeemed lind. Journal. -
Now Indiana Is fast being redeemed by economics
Democratic administration from the enormous indebted
brought upon her by Wing ms-rnle Soup Spiier
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

10 The New York Democratic State Committee have
issued notice calling State convention to assemble at
Syracuse the LIST day OF September for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for State officers and presi
Dental electoral ticket.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

10 s. P. Benson, who is nominated for Congress by
the Wings Of Kennebee George Evans, Is under
stood to Be friendly to Mr.. Webster.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

REFERENCES:
Hon. f. A. flanagan, Indiana;
Hon. Wilson Shannon, Ex-6Sov Of Ohio; ra rii1ss
Hon. VIM p Bryant, Elk Chief Justice Of Oregon;
Hon. Isaac p. Walker u. s. Senate;
Hon. John Moore, Springfield Illinois;
Hon. VIM. McNury, Lieut. Gov of Illinois,
Hon. s. ii. Treat Springfield, Illinois,
For further information address E. s COOPER,
jan2S-iy Peoria Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

~ A girl has been fined So, by Recorder Genois, al
New Orleans for voluntarily kissing in that city
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

EGHoRN AND PALM LEAF EATs-over sevensy-6ve
dozen Leehorn and Palm Leaf Hats Boys Just
~ 9el'T G. F. Mc0INNIs Hat Store
South eide Of Warrington street. second doer Of Meridian
ape
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

UpREMIUM COvERLETS.-I would inform the citizens o
adjoining counties thaI have permanently located
on the corner Of Washington and West Indianapolis Ind
prepared TO do all kinds Of CovERIET WEAVING
notice. the approved style.
keen ON hand the la approved patterns long
experience the business in England and the Und States feel
confident entire satisfaction have work for
the business Lebanon Warren
last Warren Agricultural Coveres
took the Premium. -. u SAMUEL PERROTf.
indianapolis July 81, fs52-w3m. ..-l4s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
TO BUSINESS MEN.

10 BUSINESS MEN.
FuNHE undersigned invite the through
outihe Stale Of Indiana the facilities they offer for the
nSn Of legitimate local business The pro6so which
general Appointing Agents for the sale Of the splendid Fabrics
AMERICAN PORCELAIN COMPANY,
Manufactured by Charles Cartridge Co, Long Island and sold
EXCLUSIVELY by Mes.r John,On& Goode Of New York city,
and elegance durability and cheapnes stand positively unrva
led having wherever introduced d'irs" from market all similar
The system under which the Sold
Cuts off all Competition,
and give III retail dealer all the profits whe he has heretofore
sales which the superiority tho gives
% n gains aIe nOo M pu
In addition 10 the Porcelain Fabrics and included tire
American Argillo Company,
thus Offering ducement scarcely inferior the FIRST
Of B
ed sn se
Certainty Of Rapid wealth
personally call and examine only the but the system
u trieh they Sold pedging ourselves in all cases.
opportunity may not occur once in CEN
ury require that all agents appointed by shall be
others Bot we shall be happy 70 receive The calls the cArr
smnne these mos, use unous and esan nroi, ea
wINcHELI, PHELPS Co,
Agents for johnson & 6oodel.
REFERENCES $50 ~
II 3 FIrcH, Pest Mechanics Bank, Syracuse, N. VI
E. b. wIcks. Cashier Mechanics Bank Syracuse ~ r;
THos g. ALvoRD Prest Salt Springs Bank, Syracuse N "
E. b. JUDsoS Cashier, Sa Springs Bank Syracuse, NY;
A. s. BARNES Co. Book Publishers, New York city;
July, 1859. juy15
fHNc THE fUBLIcThe undersigned hereby cautions the
public against buying using Patent Right for machinery
Tor cutting the Screws the rails &c. OF bestesds granted
Spencer Lewis April 9Th 1850 the same was procured fraud
and has been sudged by the OF Patents for the
United Siaies Gross and Csmpbei Of Tiin, Ohio.
% % S s s only % 5 or ia p
Indiana snd will prosecute any infringement upon the by
sale, using, otherwise = ~ = fss.- .'i--
For Of the public he herein sets forth the decision
Of the Commissioner ri Paiens ....ft
Spencer Gross Campbell -Inerer Gross
Campbels application with Patent granted said Spencer
April for cutting
rails &e of Beadead before Commissioner
Patents
eater careful examination OF the testimony in the above entitled
priority of invention IL decided Gross
Campbell the said Gross Campbc OF
the machine claimed by them having the part in cono
ovey prior TO the invention production Of the BY said
THOS EyVRANK.I
PATENT orrrcE, March AZ, 1881. = =. - : :. :
q -. a. II +, SAM'L II. KISINGER,
julye -w6w. Agent for Gross & Campbell, Tiffn, o.
EcHoRN AND PALM LEAF HATs.-over seventy Eve
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
CFRTJFcAT

HWe, the undersigned having the Composition Roofing Ma
terIa Of Louden Duffy very cheey recommend fs use
eyng d to possess all the advantages acrbed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

Now, all you have do is call and your price
for have got the articles suit Bring your Wheat
sead Live Geese Feathers Beeswsx Ginseng and Eggs you
wish to exchange for Groceries, the a cash
MURPHEY q TAYLOR,
mar25d&w journal copy Masonic Hall.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26
Knaves in Telegraph Offices.

EDWIN De LEON, Esq, Washington, d. Z.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-26

r. b FrTcH, Pest Mechanics Bank Syracuse ~ Y;
E. b WIcKs. Cashier Mechanics Bank, Syracuse N. r;
THos g. ALvosD, Pest Sal Springs Bank, Syracuse N ~
E. b. JUDsoS Cashier Sa Springs Bank Syracuse, NJ. VI
A. s. BARNES X Co, Observation-Disclosures, New York city;
July. 1852 II juy15
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-30

Ioa.s S0 newspapers are published weekly on
eos..I lle Maria, emigrant ship, now on her.
age from Liverpool to Australia.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-30
EBENSDURG, THLRSDlY. DECEMBER 30, 1852.

But soen the steeples called good people all,
to church AMI chapel, and away they came,
focking through the Streets in their best Clothes
and with their gayest faces. And at the same
time there emerged from scores OF by-streets,
lanes, and nameiess turnings, innumerable peo-
pie, carrying their dinners to the bakers shops.
The sight of these poor jewellers appeared to
interest the Spirit very much, for he stood with
Scrooge beside him in bakers doorway, and
taking off the covers as their bearers passed,
sprinkled incense on their dinners from his
torch. And it a very uncommon kind CT
torch, for once or twice when there were angry
words between some dinner-carriers who had
jostled with each other, he shed few drops Of
water or them from it, and their good humor
was restored directly. For they said, it was
shame to quarrel upon Christmas Day. And so
it was God love ii, so it was
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-30
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