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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09
Ghanres for Business ellen.

&TEAM SAW-MiLL. - Planning and
~ MoloiDg Mills. foot of North liths St. Williams,
b,nrh Oak and Pine timber sawed ORDER and Of all
dimensions Custom Planning and Matching executed
favorable terms Deck Plank, Flooring Siding and Mold
r rs constantly on hand II lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09
Z BROAD'S DINING SALOON, No.

NEW HOTEL.-Ten completely Fur
i pished Rooms at 81 per week Rooms with crates,
&c, 81 so per week Rooms per night 25c This admira
bly, constructed house 10 lighted throughout with
med by hot air furnaces, with water closets each
foor and kent open during the nght. OF William
aud FIaukfcTt sts. block from the Park ji5 lms
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
strong whig Faith.

The editor OF the Indiana State Journal is probably
the best specimen Of strong unaltering faith in the
impotence of whggery, that is to be found in all
this great country He says:
90 We believe majority Of the people Of this State
favorable to the Of public policy advocated
the polls. uninhuenced by any collateral questions the
electoral vote will be given TO the Wing candidate for
the Presidency next November"
Faith like that ought he able to " move noun
tans" Faith first, that majority of the Indanians
favorable 10 whiggery; faith second that the eec
tora vote will be given next year the Wing Pres.
dental candidate! John Tyler's faith while filling the
.4eeidsney, in his ability to make for himself winning
party, was bat stale circumstance in comparison
Gin Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01

a sTRoLoGY-THE CELEBRATED DIR. C. W. RoBAcKs
N Professor Of AsToogy, Astronomy Prenoogy and
cy combined with CONJURATlON, from Sweden Office No II
Locust Philadelphia offers his citizens Of nd-
He has been consulted by all The Europe
and enjoys higher reputation as an AStroger than living
Naves calculated according Geomancyaes 50 Gentlemen
S. Persons distance have their
the Of the day of birth
above will immediate and
Of the world written durable and he prepared
make Of his power by eouraon any Of the following
topics CoBhp, advice for the successful accomplishment
of wealthy he has the redeem such
the the bottles and for all hazard
the recovery OF stolen lest property and the purchasing Of lottery
tickets Thousands Of the above named have been done
this and vicinity the United
of all 10000 Naes Horoscopes have been during
the four years while here Letters will purpose
and will do well call in person and the mail safe
that need fear through the Post Office
Dr. Roback monthly,
missed All will be Telgiousy attended aforesaid
For particulars call al the Office Of the Sentinel and gel
Astrological Almanac, gratis. c. w ROBACK
No 9, White New York City.
70 Be particular the Post Office, and
10 All communications kept religi0usy secret feb26
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
An Imnos.ibility.

There was preacher once. I've often heard,
Who lived think, some where out west or south
And to the heather preached the sacred word,
Whom heaven had blessed with an extensive NOUN
Widespread the fame of Uncle Ned.
Forever yawning, like the sinners doom
No whiskers could he raise not the " first red
Because to tell the truth there wasn't room.
wag, one day, hearing this genius preaching,
Touching the boundless might and power OF Co.,
Took him aside when he had closed his teaching
(ohi by the way,-his name was Capt Todd)
DO you think God made all things7" he cried;
"My views upon that pointare rather dim"
Think that he cant" the minister replied;
knOuV all things arc possible with him."
There's thing ian't, Pll bet mug of cider"
"what is it7" cried the preacher in a crack
&" He couldn't make your mouth an atom wider,
Without setting your ears, friend, further baekl"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
- - GO 81
III y X N g u III w o K K
DOUGLAS. SMITH & CO..

Car Builders General machinists and Iron Founders,
CORNER OF MARKET AND THIRD STREETS
GAINESVILLE, OHIO,
AVING completed their doing extensive
business, prepared short notice. all kn
OF Railroad Cars
Passenger Cars, OF all classes
Mail, Baggage, and Express Cars.
Freight Psrm Wheat Stock, Coal Gravel and Hand Cars
and Trucks Of all descriptions.
They prepared flemish Chilled Wheels any PAL
and ftied and finished
Snow Ploughs and Tenders made 10 order.
Springs Boxes. Castings and Bolts for Cars
Jack Screws Switches and Switch Stands
Wrought and Cast Frogs
Casi-Iron Railroad Chairs.
Turn Tables all other work required by Railroad comps-
They also Engines
Boilers and every description Of Mill Work Shafngs Coupling,
Hangers, Laihes, Screw-Cuumg Machines, &c.
Machinery such Daniels Paneng Machine
Tenanting and Morng Machines Circular and Saws
Bridge Castings Bridge and Roof Bolts Water and Gas Pipes
Casiron House Fronts and all other Castings.
They prepared all kinds of Jobbmg order either
| the Machine, Forge or Foundry departments
They manufacture Iandrys Safety Frog and Wheel
Switch Stand This Frog and Switch being generally In
iroduced on the New England and Eastern Railroads
They extensively engaged constructing 10 order the
justly celebrated ''ndiana Bran Separator
VIII both and small orders with prompness ana
dispatch and having their employ Foremen and Workmen Of
establishment fidelity the OF their work.
favorable any other establishment IN the cou ny
road Tor specimens of work and Thatcher BUT S
Cleveland for whom have done large amount Of Bridges
Work for the Central OHIO and Akron Branch Railroads
| 25-yV3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
j. III. VAJEN,
NEW uARnwARr Avn rnn1 sra

EAYING permanently located in Indianapolis Wsshngo
street, four doors Of Wright House. aud next door 70
the Stage Office, and having furnished bis establishment win
splendid assortment of
HARDWARE AND TOOLS
prepared furnish them the reasonable
His stock Of Builders Hardware Carpenters Coop
Wagon Makers and Cabinet Makers Edge Tools of
variety description which he purchased
in the west. lie IS also engaged in manufacturing
PLANES AND EDGE TOOLS.
Also Picks shoves Forks Hoes and other articles for Farmers
use.
large variety House Furnishing Goods Nails of all
Hinges and Door Locks Of superior quality and
every other article which usually TO be found in harar,
establishment.
Having engaged The business for period Of six years
Cincinnati he feels himself warranted saying most positively
that he will give satisfaction quality well
prices of goods Customers call
selves OF the truth of what he Call and
novI4-lvd-v2g
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
Death of a Di.tingui.hed Man.

The Hon. Joel r. Poinsett Secretary of War under
Mr.. Van Buren,, died at his residence Safeshug. S.
Q. on the 18th inst, 10 the I'D year Of his age Mr..
Poinsett was native OF Charleston and served in the
South Carolina Legislature and in Congress- and suse-
qnently as Minister to Mexico, where, a memorable
occasion. he so boldly upheld national flag, that the
art OF painting has perpetuated the incident. During
the days OF notification, he the leader Of the Union
party in South Carolina
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01

- CARD.-AIessrs FIELD & SLOAN take This method OF
u the comsniy large that they
paed orders for all kinds of chais-avg every
aciy nclune the best Of and maohinery,l they
will cheap establishment the Union
Hotels Halls Offices &c furnished with article
the All oners from distance viii
prompt Country dealers will he supplied
prices which will go,d profit Rooms on ashugon
street mex Bddes Rosms All work warranted
B-The highest price will be paid for Poplar Walnut
Maple lumber, Hickory and MaPle turning timber 6c
iuv12 WI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
Sorrow.

The flowers live by the tears that fall
From the sad face Of the skies;
And life would have no joys at all,
Where there no waierey eyes.
Love thou thy sorrow; grief shall bring
Its own excuse in after years.
The rainbowl-see how fair a thing
God hath built up from tears.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
s 90 F e,

s n fAdA REWARD!-Runaway the subscriber, living
- wv five miles west of Cotton Gin Port Monroe coun-
y Mississippi the 18th day Of july 1851 negro boy named
Billy twenty -four twenty-five Of dark copper coored
inches high weighs about I65 40 pounds
on his rig cheek the Of his mouth, occasoned
burn about the OF Of dollar and when excited
soppag ms speech and his rather fem
give of Hundred Dollars
person con6nng said Boy any jail that him.
THOMAS K WILLIAMS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
m IGHTNING! LIeHTNING!! LIGHTN1NG!M-The .ub

n IGHTNING LIGHTNINGi! LIGHTNING 1.-The SUBJ
scrb-r having several thousand feet James Spras
Cincinnati lightning Rods this vicinity, sill prepared
RrgS quantity of Rods direct from Cincinnati and good experienced
hands quantity short and the moderate
price of TO foot he Will sell tie Rods per
and let the purchaser them himself Always
slgnof the Big Pad Lock and CookSlove, by
HENRY 3. KELLOGG
Rsferenoe-Cnp WORRIES c. w. Cady Yandes. L.
and J. d. Defr=es Esq, and the Trustees Deaf
Dumb Asvum. udge Perkins. Messrs r. Umdehi w Hol-
land. d. Billiard ard D. Craghead aua9s-v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
A Free-soiI national Convention.

II has been arranged by the Free-Sol members of
Congress, shall be held next spring Pittsburg after
the Wing and Democratic National Conventions shall
have taken place. Among those named as candida ties
for the Presidency, the prominent are the Hon.
John A. Dix, Of New York, Joshua r. CiddIngs and
Jckn p. Hale.--Dayton Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
MARRIED..

In Bedford the 18th ns by Rev Sampson Tmcher Mr. JAS
C. cAnLrrox Miss MITCHELL, both of that place
On 10th nst by VIM. Sullivan ESQ., Mr. Gro HrssoD and
Mis- HARHnr PrEssoE, both Of Marion county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
Kossuth's View of the Congressional Wei

The illustrious Hungarian chiefain, in two short
speeches just delivered in New York in reply address.
from delegations said that he considered the Con-
gressional resolution Of welcome have portant
political meaning because amendment which was Of
ered thereto. declaring il to have political meaning,
was reJected.-Dayfon Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
JOHN O'KANE q SONS,
NEW BOOK STORE.

ENTE friends, Booksellers, Country
w chants Teacher Professional Gentlemen and book buyers
generally have opened indianapolis Marion county, In
diana Book Store We prepared supply
trade. small quantities. with
Books Stationery We keep always hand
and complete Of Miscellaneous Theological Law Med
Ical School, ai Classical Books together with full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery
confident would he the of Country Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books give call
All thankfully received who send
be filled promptly. Particular paid orders
mail Otherwise quantities sge volumes lleeswax and
Rags wanted JOHN OkANE q SONS,
may23iwf No Norris Buildings, undsT Odd Fellows Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND oRTHoPEDIc IN.
STITUTIOE

THNHS estab hmen u completed, and will be permanent
III place for the reception Of all patients wishing undergo
ted for the of all OF DEFORNITIEs,
long standing Dsocaos Cubioo mmoby Of tie Lower Jaw,
&c. &c
building beautiful healthy location in the western
border Of the City Peoria where be
with comfortable boarding and washing such corresponds
each Every and apparatus calculated carry
padc Department original of
young children frequently the
sify Of operating by the knife
The design the Eye Department is particularly for the
those who, under rigid system Than
be pursued such institution, would be for the
bic.
For further information address
E. s. COOPER, MD,
Peoria, Illinois.
Josiah Mc2oberts, ESQ Joliet, Illinois
Hon. T l.. Dckey, Ottawa, Ill.
HonI. P. Walker U. s Senator, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Hon. David Davis, Bloomington, Ill.
Hon. WIN. Kellogg Canton. III
Moore Spring field
Hon. A Lincoln, Springfield, H.
Hon. L. A Hannegan Covingfon, Indiana
Hon wmP. Bryant Elk Chief Justice Of Oregon Rockville.
Ind.
Hon. John G. Davis Rockville, Ind.
Hon. VIM. McMurry Lieu. Governor, Henderson, I'LL.
Hon. Wilson Shannon tx Governor OF Ohio, ST. Casua Ohio.
Gen A Gridley Bloomington, ILL.,
Gen NJ. X Alexander, Paris Ill.
Bishop l.. L Hamline. Schenectady New York.
Prof ] J Jackson New Orleans.
MAJOR Frank vor;s, Peoria, Ill.
J. c. Eye, NJ. d., Peoria H.
r. Rouse. NJ. D. PEORIA III.
E. NJ. Colhurn, NJ. d., Peoria, H.
John Hamilton, NJ D., Peoria, H.
A. Simpson. NJ D. Peoria. III.
A. G. osbun NJ D., Peoria. III.
Naih. Tucker NJ D.. Peoria III.
r.. Hamilton. NJ. D.. Peoria, Ill.
WIN Speuy, NJ d., Peoria, III.
Peoria November l. 1851. 2s-w1y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
Mailing for Offers.

When ladies waiting for offers from chaps
They should always be neat and well dressed,
II their heads were adornd with percussieun caps,
They'd 90 of in a crowd-if hard pressd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
NT Ew HARDWARE sToRE-NEw FIRM Am New Coon,

| NTEW HARDWARE STORE.-NEw FIRM New 6ooDs
The subscribers have opened New Stock
Hardware comprising the latest styles and approved patterns
Of house trimmings OF description Builders will please
them the favor 10 call and examine quality, prices,
Farmers also be furnished with almost agricultural
pemeni such ove spades hoes and scye hay forks
grain cradles sickles, &c. &c.
Carpenters Jomers CooPers Masons Carriage and Cabnei Ma
kers Black White and all other Smiths and the invitation
tended the entire alphabet the city and
call the the 9Th Elephant and Cook
side of Washington opposite Cragheads and
goods and prices.
In addition the above they will keep for sale good stock
assorted steel and nails Also,
per- TIM and sheet iron and do all kinds of job work the
line order and lastly they do intend being oldone
lection of the approved kinds of Cooking Stoves
please sale Being well acquainted with The improved
patterns made New York Pennsylvania and Ohio having
had twenty practical the sale
merchandise in the hardware trade they hope please WHIT
may favor them with n call. WAINWRIGHT Il BRO
Indianapolis, Sept ~. 1S50.-w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
Commercial Institute of Indianapolis
w. NICK. SCQI,T. A. NJ. PrincinaI.

vUNHIs INSTITUTION permanently established
ing been recently hed with all The elegance and q
full thorough Ednca-
ton, whilst the cost is ite over one half of others
The Studies Of the Full Course those for complete
and thorough Mercantile Education and eompehends four distinct
cl ETes Of STsesss 1Sw poox
ces The science of Book Keeping by Double Entry and is aca-
Banking Manufacturing and Domestic Shipping and Commission
Steam Boating and Foreign Shipping and general Commission
the Cash book Bill book Bank book book Sale
Grain book Outward Invoice book Account Current book &C.
THE SECOND CLASS embraces Laws Customs and Usages
THIRD cIASSMFpc.xrur cacn
aon Interest Discount Loss and Gan Commission and Broker
age Equation Payments Direct and Indirect Exchange &c &c
FOURTH CLAsS-CosOKRcIAL LAw.-Embraces the Law,
&C. relating Sole Traders Partnerships Corporation and Prnc
pal and Agent Bills Of Exchange Pomissonary Notes. &c. Ma
Tns Fire and Life Insurance conrse,s with for hiring
emedes which lie in measure in The hands OF The Merchant him
GPrice Of Cards Admission Full Course occupying from
P MfH oo Sc Embracing Ii. Scientific part of the
Full Course illustrated different sells Of Books together with
Lectures on Mercantile Arithmetic and cOpmecis Law can be
Ct 10 through
lPrce Of Cards Of Admission 10 Pana Course, S25O pre-
paid or secured
0No abundance PnPil in either without first
LECTURES Banking Political Economy, and other subjects
valuable to the Merchant be KNOWN will be delivered through
Diploma granted only who pas. satisfactory
ANIMATION ut The completion OF a Full Course
The best lime for commencing either course Will be the first Mon
day eisa p %G s sSas @P are aass any SINE
We the undersigned Thy special reques acting The Board
Examiners OF the Commercial Institute of Indianapolis do certify
that have attended the examination of the present graduating
class o said Institution and find said class well with
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping
well be expected their age and opportunities Of practice
sjered We believe them have received from their In
srucor thoro gh drilling thu all branch
cal Education which, steadily observed and properly pracced
will render them able accountants and valuable
we would recommend that the following named members Of the
present class receive Diplomas. to-yvit
James Weeks John NJ. Dorsey Hezekah
Morris Joseph r. Haugh John T. Ferguson George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCary, Jr james T. Brown and TyTa Montgomery
And conclusion would congratulate the citizens Indian
having in their paronize home Institution
Commercial education where much information short
and FAR less expense and anxiety Of mind the part Of pare
and guardians and believe will be impaired
similar Institution in the West. b. F. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WIN. SULLIVAN
c. B. DAVIS.
BENZ. L. LANG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
SECRETARY.


John Smith retired TO private life once, and thence
for ward found il convenient live much smaller
allowance than twelve hundred year!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01

EEATS! HATS :! HATS .!t-5. r. Mr,iINNls would
: ~pecuy noIm I, public iis lie his Fa
stock Hats ard
quality Of Mole~kn SIR Fur and Angola Hats Sk Plush Moa
Plush CoiioE Plush, Cloth, tTer ~. Seal hn.kni OIL Coh
SILK Velvet Cars, for Mems YcuIs iRii end
less quaiie, and he has hesitation that hI~ the iaTg
cheapest and general cf Hats. and CHrs
offered this market and would oSe need of flats
and Caps him call before PURCHASING elsewhere n he ferris
satisfied thai lie gnd Lle beffr ha Than
can be olinned ia any other establishment ~ The cry
BE and call McflN\lS' i'ai Store
sepl9-d& Second dsnr from Poet fIfice
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01

vuvHIs DAY REoEwED-silver Plated ca.,ors-
~ 4, 5, and Bottle, richly
For sale bT gdscN JACOB LiNDLE,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
100 AGENTS WANTEDIII

TBNO circulate by subscription and ynpid selling and
u beautifully illustrated work entitled IIsToRIcAL CoLLEc-
OF the TREAT WEST: containing
and inferssiHg Western
Irdr'dnaI Adcafnss-Skeiess Of Frontier LDssrOns Of
Natural Cuiosifes which appended Historical
Sketches of Netr Dric0.
aud California; by Henry Howe, Author OF His Coils OF Virginia
do. Ohio.n
Intelligent and energetic who will all tceahers
viii be enabled from 50 81 per apply
such Advance properly A
capital Of from so 10 Sl0 val be sufficient Apply hy post
paid or ~ person TO Henry Howe, f. Morgan Co.'S III Nam
ST. Cincinnati. senls-3mw
NCxEcUToR's NoTICE.-The undersigned has taken out
HL letters testamentsry the of wis.
ceased late OF Hancock All having claims
against said estate requested to the properly
authenticated for settlement and all persons indebted said
estate will please make immediate payment.
HENRY n. THOMPSON,
Nov q, 1S5I-c6-w9w Executor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
INprAxAro1Is. NAV 60, 1s5l.

shall be the aim Of the Principal furnish all the grad.
of this Institution who may desire with immediate employ
he therefore business part sa
who he good inform him
stating all particulars, and he will try and send him well quail
GSs In PaFtICuar
have Of largest ano
best Boarding houses in the City board all the Students
from abroad 50 90 week making the expenses board
ing Tuition and Stationary about SlO0o the price Tuition
in the Cincinnati Colleges IuIyl7-lyisSw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
JAMES HARLAN,
ATT0R NEY AT I W,

JAMES HAREAN,
ATT RNEY AT LAW.
se10-fyw IOWA CITY IOWA.
NJ EW STORE AND NEW GOODS-Anron d. Ohr & Co..
receiving and opening daily Masonic Building,
large and well selected sock of staple and Fancy Dry nol Boots
and shoes Hats Caps Boeis. Groceries Coon Ian &C.
which would respectfully call The Of the of In
dianapos aud surrounding These Goods been
chased extremely low prices would part
country friends they NsO and Cheap Goods
call.
Amer absence two years thai famous and Golden Country
California, have returned old home where intend
settle for Is provided friends will give cir
AARON d. ORR.
WILLIAM BRAOEN.
fnna he Masnnic HALL fl.ff
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-06-02
ABOLITION NOVELS.

Great efforts are being made at this time by fanat-
les and spectators in cheap literature at the North
flood the South with incendiary productions intro
duced under the fascinating garb of o interesting
novels" We were favored the other day with a
letter from publishing house in Buffalo, New York,
enclosing two dollars, with polite request that we
would insert accompanying advertisements for the
furnishing ofagents the favorable with
copies of Uncle Toms Cabin - and other Abolition
productions We returned the letter and money by the
next mail; and we trust that will be found
willing TO give circulation to the work above alluded
to, designed as it is to reflect upon our people and
their cherished institutions and whose author has
grossly abused Southern confidence and hospitality.
recent number of the Petersburg Democrat contains
the following in relation this Abolition work.
UNCLE ToR's CABIN, OR LIFE AMONG THE Low
LY," is the title of abolitionist novel by woman
named Harriet Beecher Stowe. The book purports
to be picture of Southern slavery, but it is lie
from beginning end II is the most atrocious libel
on the character and institutions of the Southern
people, which has ever been published. This fact
explains In part its extraordinary popularity at the
Noh-a considerable share of its reputation however
due TO the nordinate putting of the abolition press
One cannot read the book without loathing and dis
gust-there is displayed in such vulgarity,
ness and profigacy of sentiment. According to this
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, Southern farm is a
nell on earth, presided over by monster Master, who
lets loose on his slaves the most savage passions of
human nature, or revels with them in the lowest Of
animal indugences. The " dark-browed" negro
meanwhile is painted in the attractive colours
Inc men are all honest, manly and benevolent and
Inc womsn are pure and bewitching. The beauties
Oh amagamatlon are fully illustrated. Yet this book
10 written Oy UOntan, and the prurient passions of
aootionIsm, devour it with greedy salts faction. If
me boast of the National Era may be believed, no
BOOK published in this country, ever lad such a sale.
MIS- Harriet Beecher Stowe was once Yankee
school mistress in Kentucky