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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
AMERICAN AID FOREIGN AGENCY

CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. G
III The direction Of -fGrsa Hsigh Palmer, CosnselOr
Of thu Stprerns Court Of the United States.
For the prosecution UniieS
States before Cong the Executive Departments Boards
Commissioner sitting in Washington.
Settlement with State Treasury War Navy
Office Departments
Of Fines Pense and Foretures for alleged violations
Of the Revenue or other laws Of the United States
Patent the United
Foreign Goverunen and procuring and Warrants and PEN
sions under the various Pension Laws Of the 4. s.
Recovery Of Debs Lessces and Inheanccs in the United
States and Foreign Countries
s. Investments u and State Securities collections genei
Purchase OF Lands for Foreign Emigranis &c.
TIE undersigned made few years since
TIN sugh Great Brian, France Belgium, Holland Germany &c
under the immediate Of Messr ". NJ Rotscd Soa
AMI ether eminent Bankers Of London Paris business
neged with the OF United States and State Securities
he the advantage Of beng favorsby the
leading Bankers the chief cities Europe efficient and
able correspondents the States and Teoe Of the
UBsn Sub in the principal commercial thereof
Prompt and faithful attention will be al business cOnhdcd
70 The Agency
Once sppoais the Treasury Department
AARON II PALMER
Washington, NAY 1cs7 Wizards Hotel
Agency he best UnIonl and viii give hs
pr and 6,thu ali business con6ded 10 his
requiring be this Stale elsewhere
Inc United States of the commercial world through
the principal s1ies Al Warrington
w Mex SCOTT.
Real Esiais and General Agent,
indianapolis. Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
From the AIbsny CultivatOr.l
The PIow.


sing the pIow, the good Old plow.
Which since its race began,
True riches to the world has brought
True dignity toll man.
And though its share may show the soil,
From mountain side or plain.
1t is wholesome, honest soil,
The soil that leaves stain
Unlike thai soil which guilt imParts,
When from the narrow way
Which truth and honor have marked out,
Man dares to go sstray.
The yielding earth its burrows takes
As seas the vessels PROV,
But not furrOw dos it plant,
Or wrinkle on the brow.
Though forged to break the stubborn globe.
And act the hos lie part,
II only asks the harden'd hand.
And not the harden'd heart.
No widows tears or orphans wall
Upon the breeze are borne,
Bat peace and plenty. health, and joy
Its victories adorn.
II fathoms not the darksome mine,
This grains of gold 10 gain,
But hopefully turns up the soil
which yields the golden grain
God speed the Plowl for carklng care,
Nor penuIy's chill blight,
Shall follow him who follows thee,
And keeps thy plOtUshars bright.
MILWAUKEE,, Wisconsin, C. r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
J. srzAuR

(Ware House No 10 Front street BET. Maa and Ealnat
rB,Hk above woodeu OF single sesred ireen OF The
We manufacture Cob Beakes grea, sreas, durability
nd ease of operation
place Mills by which
means Corn Mil mic Stock Feed Mnt but few
ralnu;es work TO put take II of
We portable Mills single and doube gaed tbe-t
quality OF French bur grind Wheat Cora and stock Feeds
calculated for horse These mills htss
been run BY steam and horsepower N eompelion Sssls ns
failed Of the first prrmiuoR awarded
beautiful silver medal Our mills ass took first premiums,
the bea mills, Annual Fans Of Mechanics institute
ALSo-Portabe Saw Mills 10 be lev steam water, or horse
the Ohio State Far IN 1850 when II awVdeda premium and
splendid silver medal
ALsO-Diaerent portable powers. and
and durability, surpassed by none now in use
All ARTICLES warranted as Representatives, no sses sor
cost Of transportation and the money refunded
For full description and testimonials OF merit and usefulness
refer those interested pamphlet to be had factory
where we take pleasure to explain each article Orders respect
fully solicited. ISAAC SrRAUB co.
NornMr KimbaIi the Of II while exhb
ling Burrows Mill State Fair, last fall, boseroa
about his Mill ami coursgeousy entered verbal agreement
with grind thus. Whoever grinds the regarding
quality and quantity 10 he the of both m at each
| FIRST TRIAL
| trsnb 70 an 10 inch Nal;
| Burrows &c 10 run 20 zach Ma
4 SECOND
SIaub 10 run - inch Mill;
| Burrows Co to "a inch Ma
4
I Siraub 10 a 26 inch Mill;
Burrows Co 10 80 inch NH.
Whes The pinch that bos.erons stepped oui
To the above append challenge to grind cob feed out
\ viii my inch Queen Of Seuth,' with cobbreake
attachment took the Premium the eks Stat
Fair fall against a Mill and Wm Stewart
Obi. and kenucky Stock Feed M both snee and
apprehensive of risky have entire
probation Mr. Pomeroys Corn Crushe auxiar,
Should single article fail TO grind equal IN quality and qusAt
rlea.eS then you can few hure put up
Come boys dont be cowsrdly-thers noIhmg IKE wsKn
srSish, INTO The merits Of thing. ISAAC SrRAUs
o J. FL. Co. scpt30ddk WIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
JOHN wOOLLEY & Co.,
3 A N x E RS,


FXvHHNKFUL very liberal patronage extended
hope by attention business continuance of
same We depostss and pay
same keep regular banking with eutsmes deal
buy and sell checks Nav York, Phil
adepha Baltimore Cincinnati Louisville New Orleans and 9th
T cities of the United States
facilities using enables 10 allow good Of
interest," those who have surplus fnuds sm which they wish
the shape Of ssxst efsr particular
inducements deposts with
We pay none, deposited viii ssbss, b drawn
-
To remain deposit months cent
To remain deposit year 8 per cent
buy sell Different Rxlreas Make colloe
uons &c Persons going purchase locate sns
be furnished land warrants and gold Moderate
octi2d &wif
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Fire and Watsr-Proof Conpositien lsohnG I.tsrial.

aNIIE undersigned respectfully beg leave sail The siisnen q
community this invaluable material fer Roof In ihe
ces has almost entirely superseded all ether knd oil
Roofs and this city, shouGh but recently aoducsd has In
given snlirs satsc.su
perfected wnh the subscribers snabsd to execute
all the Roofing Material slhs country Al The
shortest notice, and on the most favorable terms.
They economical IN construction hey eject
saving wall which goss f ovsrds paying their
cost and are protection against Ere prssas ncovlbuss
sura. burning bodies falling hsn esng nssry lsv~,
rdy used FOR all the Of
yards The daily Of Reo which rsr sufficiently
aites their Durability for these ords respectfully
cned L0UDEy q DUFFY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Impudent Questions.

To ask unmarried lady how old she Is
To ask a lawyer If he ever told he.
To ask doctor how many persons he has ever killed
To ask Minister II he ever did anything wrong.
To ask a merchant whether he ever cheated a custom
II.
To ask an old bachelor why he never married
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Commercial Institute Of Indianapolis,

W.. NICK. SCOTT. A. M. Principal.
TuNHIs INSTITUTION is permanently established and
open all times for tn. reception Of Pupils and its rOO.s hav
s been recently lifted up with al the elegance and convenience
thorough Commercial
The Studies Full Course necessary eoaree
and thorough Mercantile Education, and ccmprehed four dne
FIRST CLIss-pOTnr Esrir Book Kxzrns -Thi. eabra-
the of Keeping by Double Entry and ace.
Wholesale and Retail business by sole traders aud
& and DO%s:: ShPP9g s9S
mess including the method Of seePng The various au5sI books
Grain book Outward Invoice book Account Current book &c
THE SECOND CLASS embraces the Laws Customs and Usge
THIRD CLAss-NsxcaSrlE ARTrHHErIc--EInbrsces caleu
alton lnsrss Discount los. and Gam Commission and Bross
on he new and improved mshsd Of Cancellation.
&c rei.tns 10 Sole Traders Fsrfnersps Cororaon and P
pal and Agent, Blls Of Exchange POi.sOary Notes Sc Ma
service sales and the OF Guarantees and lastly those
s s%eG .s b .s spD:, q o s name o. O
Pres sfCsds Of Admission Full Course occupying from
z .a eo s. F@5ss The Scientific part Of the
sDIss .. .eresn and % can S
skon any leaving spona tb the Pupil aer The eonPo
k-Pcs Of Card Of Admission 10 Partial Course slsso
Fy~Ns smtt,nc. as Pupil in either course without sr oh
'ap1s Gss Of Admission from The P[neip.L
valuable the Merchant be known VIII be delivered through
animation At the completion Of Full Course
day Of each month"; sboush Pupils are sdsied at any time
Rsyors Of ks geara Of Eza1insrs Mag 20, 1851.
We the uninterrupted Thy special acting the Board
the Commercial Institute OF indianapolis do certify
thai attended the examination Of the graduating
Institution and find said class well acquainted with
olnenlary principles Double Entry Book Keng
well expected thar and opportunities OF practice
sderod b.ieve from their present
raclor, ihos drilling this all important branch Of Comnrr
ca Educzon which steadily observed and properly praccd
Hpon will render them able accountants ans valuable citizens AID
would recommend that the following named nebers OF the
present Glass receive Diplomas, to-Tit
james Week. John n Dorsey Hezeksh " RcOeTts Samac
Morris Joseph Hsugh John r. Ferguson George w Dorsey
McCsrty J James T. Brown, and TTa Montgomery
n would congratulate The citizens OF INDIAN
in having their power parenIze home Institution
education where much information, shori
and Of mind lie
guardians, believe wis he impaired oih
aim 1ar ;slsit,ion in the Wr- b F. MORRIS.
DAVID WILLIAM
WM. SULLIVAN
4. Is. DAVIS
BENZ l. LAM
Nay 80 1851
shall be Of The Principal 10 furnish al the
this Institution who desire with Immediate emTln
business any par OF the Stat
may good inform him Of The
statias particulars. and he viii and send h well qSsi
fed N every particular
rAn..Srmenls made with q the isrges.
Boarding in City board and lodge all The Suds
hor abroad 81 90 per week making the entire 81 board
Tuition and Stationary about SIC 90 the price % Ien alone
In the Cincinnati College juiyl7~lyd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
The Greatest Horse Medicine Of the Agel
He CELEBRATED 0lRHAI H0Ral PoWpKR0

The Greatest Hsrss Medicine If the Age!
THE CELEBRATED 61RHAu HORSE POWDERS
n THOSE who have ussd Il once alssss invariably call
and get another supply, and al ante saying that =
~ an admirable remedy in the diseases Ar which re-
.S<E<G- commended =
We DO moi say that THH GEhhLN HORSE P0HDER vir
which that useful animal tbs HORSE subj
bat do recommend most certain and prsvsA
i've in tire following diseases, viz
Disfemper, Ysllou Water SOLDERING, GIsndus. Lsw
Spirits Loss Of ApPtns.
nj I'll Diseases whatever srisng fon
fMPURITy OF TIL = . ID,
boldly challenge production Of better medicine 81 oss
diseases I'D.
shalt sand fall by s deserts and We are confident that
lrin II skep;issl ~ good qualities
-pnrchssers shouM be careful and ash o Fsbyifs 0W
Powder. isAs ssh~ Bay sly q
accredited agents
-fla' TRcUr FICKARDT,
Druggists and NanufsetsrsfA.
n $500 - Cirssvils q
re AXIOM all orders must be addressed
The q ENUfNE FTChIfDTS's GKkMAN H0kSk row
DER also be had Of
And Of asher respectable ssesss IN kfsnA sss>w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS or H0RsI6 AND eATTLHl
Trouu a Fickardt's Celebrated Hack Iiuimen


rs APPLICABLE all the diseases Of Hsrses and Cat
lie where external application required such Corks
Chas Calls Sprsns, Bruises Scratches Cracked Heel
Sae Hoof JOINT Fstock Of The
Pasem and Coffin Joints sweeney Spn Spawn, Had Tumors
Dislemper, Fistula, Poll Evil, go. &c
excellent remedy for the Human name in al
Weakness Stiffness of the JOINTS Pains In the Back Breast
Sde Face Limbs, &c Sore Throat Influenza Swenss Rheu
Iaaiism, Sprains. Bruises, 6e. ae. &e.
This article far superior and cheaper han the
Nerve and Bone Linment in
The Genuine prepared and ssis ssy By The subscribers
may obtained their edited agents throughout the
State Price bottle bstles fer dollar, by
TROUP g. FIcKARDT, Druggists,
CfrcIevlle, o
Te whom all orders must be addressed
The GENUINE BLACK IINIMENr also be lad OF
THAIsMAN a EVANS, indianapolis
And AZ other Indiana. nnr4W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND 0RTH0PEDIC IN
STITUTION

yNHIS establishment just completed and will Ne permanent
II place for the reception OF all patients wishing 10 undergo treat
for diseased ES well those DESTROYS OF being
removal of all Of DEFORMlfES such
long standing Dsocations Cubot unmosy <ths Lower Jaw
&c, Gre. r-.r
The building beautiful and healthy location in the wesiern
border the City Peoria where patients be
with comfortable boarding. washng corresponds
each Every and calculated
the designs Of such institution provided and the Orho
pa Department entirely original used
which Cuboot Of young children frequently obvaies the
sily of operating by the knife
The design Of b ETe Department msrc particularly for The
OF thoss whs under less rigid than
wosld Ne for The
Bile.
Fe rmation address
Rs COOPER, NIB,
Peoria, Winois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

Louis Napoleon has made presents to the artistes
and director Of the French Opera in Paris 10 the a.
mount OF 81, 000
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RREERENOHS

REFERENCES
Hon A. Hannegan, Indiana
Hon alison Shannon, Ez- Gov. Of Ohio
I'm Il. Bryant Elk Chief Justice Of oxegosx
Hon. i5aac p. Walker, u. 5. Senate
Hoa ohm Moore Springfield, illinois,
Hon. VIM McMurty, Lieut. GOV. Of Ilisoiz
Hon : II. Treat, Springfield Illinois,
For further information address - COOPER,
jaarsSiy PssSA hnnoA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
TFLFGRAPH NOTICE.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
yENHE undersigned would Railroad Compa sneDd all
whom having settled all
alton pending himself and the
Moses Telegraph Patents The territory covered By his former
and having by with the said
secured the sole and control OF SAID Patents the
lying north and of the Ohio River he prepared
lines for convey the right The said
-'"r - HENRY o'RIEIAY.
CAUTION.
Having learned that have recently made popo
Railroad Companies and others bund lines
mentioned whn the above described terry this
notify all whom that person he have
authority from enry ORely has re hi
be
ID. Reid until recently, such
zuhoriiy but the Withdrawn and soke
wit The said Reid acting osensby under ORieis authority
sold the Morse Patents the Madison
and Indianapolis Telegraph for which They paid him about 500
the full and complete
the sad Telegraph Patents said line when fact he
ed TO them such right he having
them rights except Tire privilege OF using The said Patents
their whole Mr. Brough informed Mr. o RELY that
he thought they ad sindcd the ard Reilly
that Reid perfectly OF the Limitation of his
authority and he Reid failing 10 make any satisfactory explana
H compelled all
him unders Rel using Patents on
line between rerrc and ouis eceniy bought m
and ohers without right title, and the appropriation Of
benefits Of said PATENT SAID ne by OF
the rights OF the fraudulent and illegal. And
the rights OF the be legally protected preper
that this notice should be guard unrned OF the
the Patent being induce sacrifice their
the OF the Madison anl Indianapolis line did without
negotiating with Mr. o'Riely OF the raIen will
take legal proceedings 10 procure redress from Mr. Reid
dec4-3xd&w2w Agent for II. ORely
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
CIRTTyTCITD.

We the undersigned having the Csaposfss Aoosg Ma
teria Of Louden Duffy, sAserfy recommend s
eving possess all assrbed Fire as
rNafer PrnnfC nunnn finn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

Indianapolis, February 7, 1854
MIR A LoUDEsSrIn reply yours OF yesterday wonld
for the Roofing with which
Capital House covered it would have bean impossible have
The building during the late Are adjoining and epinos
consider Fire Proof -H j. CAIN
thereby certify Roofo bezg ~ ts
den Duffy much protected ssh koo-a Patent Rsofs
the late fire. shall again put ssirgs roof on
building
June l, Isl. j. sHEVENS.
All warranted any reasonable length q tme pay.
February IL 1852 feb14d&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

pWe hare lay before our readers the address Of
Judge Smith, Of August last What no says on the
subject Of the salary of the Circuit Judge worthy Of
the consideration Of the Legislature soon to meet:
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sopt0-d&w3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
PHILADELPHIA.

'ss.,.- C..e-suddcn Deaths-Gen. Pillow.
Cor-e.rouaeuce of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHrLADxLPHrA, Monday, May 10, 1851
Last evening collision took place at
A.. ,o,ner of Buck Road and Broad-st, Psssyunk, be-
tween Patrick Bumer, aged II years. and an unknown
Young man. which resulted in Blumer being shockingy
stabbed in the abdomen. The sssalant, who was ac'
companied by female, escaped, and the unfortunate
wounded lad conveyed to the Hospital, where he
now lies in a dangerous condition. Blumsr came to
this country about two months since from Ireland and
al the time of the assault in the employ Of farmer
of the "Neck"
Since Saturday last the following named
persons have died suddenly in our county asd inquest.
have been held by the Coroner Lydia scot, aged "a
months drowned at Ncetown Patrick Buckley, aged
TO- dropped dead in Kensiagton James Buckley, %
wears OF age found dead In Roxborough Township and
James Genen aged 26 years found dead in bed al mis-
residence in Pert Richmond
A young lad named Sullivan, was run
over al Eighth and Sansom last week ~ omnibus,
and died yesterday, from the effects of the isures Toe
driver of the vehicle is under arrest
Gen. Pillow, late of the army, is sojoufn-
ing at the Merchants Hotel in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

Author requires and her wharves like her affairs arc
rossepHsss only The Spanish Peninsula intsted tho
fatal example and her national power sank Ike lead TO
the deep with the shattered Armada Tue supreme
SWAY of the seas passed into the hands of Eaglsni the
very wear her sons frst settled In America. Sia-e
then hlial emulation has fully shared that glorious 60
premacy and now the Word of God aud the welfare
Of nations intrusted entirely to the devou fidelity OF
those speaking our mother tongue and swsying snpst
the entire unpage OF the world Let US fear lest Tyre
shal be at once our type and history IL We arc ioyN
10 cur Maker our growth never outrun our s.sb.
ity but il We are recreant 70 our highest duty pros
pelty will surely become our speedy ruin
Az nresep, good omens cheer The rssalss already
atsined By this Society prophecy proraesc: ana s2aa
dsps good Take but single product and ILLUSTRATOR,
THE Home" What grateful word ls tnat-aomei
Who that bias turned his early tooteps from the nc'rn
where the first and hrmest affections were ssrnere''
wsnderer among strangers. buietsd oy adverse Nors,
has not learned by bter experience the beauty oil iass
termi Who that has eutwstchcd tue Bear, a~ei
by shriekng storms aud drsnchef oy ther spray mas
no, pondered more fondly on the soisce OF don-su,
oy and painted for its rcposet But who That mas coss
unknown and jared for into great city, the vcnm
of all cunning and prey Of all malice, has not 10 ma
solitude more srid and desolate than amid the wtess
woodlands more tempestuous ssas To meet rhe
seauan's necessities and foster his Interests ne
Home has been provided During the pat year SOsf
sons Of the deep have boarded there and during tue
past ten years the record has embraced 52I guests
OF the past wears bosrdcr 93 signed the Temperance
pledge 310inebstes reformed 2ll became officers OF
ships and goodly number got married-sn sdutra'
bic fact since every seaman, AZ well 40 every andsmss
who has heart to appreciate woman, and a purse 10
rig her owes the ladies good husband and the psrssn
good fee OF the 5000 900 Ia the Savings Bank ~
No so Wslst, over million has b.cn depossed in
small sums by The best fact of all 10 that du.
ring the pass year slone, 25 poor fellows shpwrecked
and destitute, have been clothed and furnished with
s6s cash and by the blessing of G-d on the means Of
grace constantly employed at " Toe Home" some at
least have reoiced in hope ike anchor to the soul
assured of final salty in the haven OF eternal rest
After some further business. including an
election for officers, the Society adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
WEST INDIES.

The British schooner Favorits, Capt.
Hggs arrived this port with later advices from
Bermuda Demerara, Barbados, &c. The F. sailed
from Bermuda on the 2sh ult
The Governor has issued his procla ma
ton that the Colonial Parliament meet Tuesday, the
25th day Of May ensuing fer the dispatch OF pubic bu-
einess.
The Bermuda Gazette of the 18th ult.
says-A large number Of suts drtcd share at
various pc rts of Somerset, "wednesday ani Tours
day last They did not appear 70 have bscn IN "a waer
above eight or nine days. Toey were qurs 'odnd.
Doubtese, they came from 'oms vessel that has been
wrecked in our neighborboOd
We have heard of some splendid returns
from potatoes planted in The month of December last
which have been taken up within the past few weeks
In several instances ten and twelve to one and in one
INSTANCE fifteen to one We trust the crops generally
will be remunerating. There were not we Understand,
many barrels planted this year as the last by Ave hun
bred.
The Gazette of the goth, says: The
quantity produce shipped Bar BADGES up TO the 24
March 1889 hhds, 632 tierccs and 46o barrels
sugar and 342 punchsoDs IS barrels moasses, for the
most part superior.
The advices from Demerara are to the
% ult.
We learn that the fever wa. greatly
nbaiing In that colony the % inst Lsttery its raw
ages were not confined TO sailors, Portuguese inml'
grants and Europeans, but had extended among this
Creole population. Jean Baptists Van Waterschoodt
Esq., Inspector General of the Police Force and Lieut.
George Bott r. NJ stpendiary Magistrate were among
the deaths by fever.
Two more vessels with immigrants had
arrived at Dernerara-the Saloniea, from Rio Janers
with l2t Africans and Braziians, and the Cosspors
from Calcutta, with 80 Coolies.
The bark David Luckie, Captain Close,
which left Deuerara the 9th Feb last destroyed
by FIRE on the Doth supposed to have originated |. spon
tapeous combustion. Crew saved and carried iuto
Bolivia.
A Mr.. Cowen had arrived in Demerara
from the United States for the purpose Of trying to in
troduce the cultivation Of rice into that colony Heavy
rains had set In.
On the oath ult., the Court Of Policy
met for the discussion of the contemplated constitution
al changes The bill introduced appears In The
Colonia of the 3lst The general opinion Is adverse
to the measure a. being inadequate for the require
ments of the colony but it will, for the present. bs
accspted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

Messn Badger of N. c., pearce and Pratt OF Nd, and
Williams of Tenn were absent or silent; Mr. Lord
spoke but minute taking the chair, and Mr. BROOKS
merely introduced Mr. Marshall In single sentence.
Sc there were but two speeches. both from soutnern
Members of Congress.
And SO ended another demonstration
In New York City in regard TO the next Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

place Honse-G V. Brocks-Hs nct-rs ?. n
Niblos Th-srr-Ihe Roussst Fsmiy-Ls sylphids-7S Pm
Broadway Theater-Charoite Cusbmsn-Guy h,nnsrst-Ex
Lyceum eateJula Bennett Ycona., Fohss OF SIGHT J
Theaer-Buou aud Co-Rsb Roy nacrssor, &e-IS
Barnums Museum, DAY .nd Evennsl-Ths Dranksrd, SA
Brackets shipvrecked Mother and Chid-Dy and Evsnaa
National sdemy Paintings and Evssne
ssters Communicative hiner-Dsy ss5 8vsssG
The Aziecs-Socety tibrary-Dsy and Eysnsa
Metropoltas HalIuant Drnmmer-Jssnis Rsynatsos ~