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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-29

HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
E3S Main Street,
ENHERE be had the following necessary arti-
Wv cles-
Rergerators, the most approved kinds
Water Coolers in zinc and wood cases
Shower Baths, Larrabee's patent
Bath Tubs, two diferrnt sizes
Sponge Baths, three different kinds
Hip Baths two different sizes
Hand Shower Baths desirable article
Leg Baths, for Rheumatism swelngs
Foot do several different styles
Bedet do Toilet Pals, Water Cans, &c.
With general assortment of housekeeping articles
NH 81 L. GINTER, $50 Main st.
EYl A and beautiful style of HATS has just been
e. received THOMPSONS FASHIONABLE
HAT AND CAP STORE, No ST Main street. called the
HOLIDAY HAT, which for elegance far surpasses any
Hat heretofore introduced Please call and examine for
yourselves, ye fashionables JOHN THOMPSON
NH 90 81 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-29
DLACK AND FANCY CAssaMERI

hayc received by late arrivals large and choice
ment of black French Doeskin and fancy Cashmere
Pants various qualities styles and prices, from 50
For good articles well made and low prices call at No.
1o2 Main street.
ap 10 KEEN. CHILES & BALDWIN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-29

These extracts combine in eligible form all the val
liable medical properties ohe Drugs which they repre-
SENT the exclusion other and useless constituents
and have met with approval from Physicians here snd in
other sections of the State during years past in
which we have been preparing them.
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Apothecaries,
no 25 90 Main ST. corner I 4tb
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-29
CROOKS, BELL IL CO.,
Importers and Jobbers Of Foreign and DO
mestic DRY Goods,
ALBATA SPOONS AND FORKS, Fl

IA TED WITH PURE SILVER.-To the above il
portant and necessary articles for house keepers beg
call the attention of private families hote keepers and
public places where they required. The pure Alba
is imported by me direct from the well known manufact
ry of Joseph Yates & Sons, Sheffield and is plated wit
pure silver under my own inspection, be engrave
just the silver, and for is good For sa
at the house furnishing store of
my9 L. GINTER, 1877 Main St
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
rFrou, the cincinnati Enquirer

1.-THE Indiana State journal (Scott Whig) is deadly
hostile platforms" He says such things were
known in the days OF Washington and the earlier Presi
dents. The editor Of the Journal is pattern conf.
dence man, who can take sausages" under the most
doubtful and dstrustful circumstances, without having
his appetite in the least disturbed.
Ia Maryland tie Wings do not aspire to the virtues
Of the Wings this way The Baltimore correspond
ent of the Washington Republic writes:
The extraordinary speech OF Mr. ManSum yesterday
behalf Of General Scott has created great stir in
political circles here and has given rise much discus
sion amongst the Wings The fact is too papable TO be
contradicted, that the Of this State never be
given any whose position with regard to the Com
promise measures is equiyoca. The day Of mum can
didates is gone by The electoral of Maryland in
the coming contest will be given that man, Wing
Democrat, whose support Of the late measures of adj
ustment is most open and Jealous, ana the candidate
upon whom there the shadow Of suspicion this
point will be overwhelmingly defeated
General Scott may be perfectly sound on the Compro
mise and if he is will receive, the Wing candidate,
the Of this State but explicit declaration OF
his views than any yet given is imperatvey necessary
this result Such is the universal sentiment Of
all the Wings with whom have conversed-a feeling
which exists to much stronger extent throughout
the counties than in the city The simple assertions Of
General Scots southern friends, unsustained by per-
s0nG announcement Of his opinions will not be taken
satisfactory evidence Of his soundness upon the
important question now agitatng the public mind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 26, 8 p. NJ.
SESATE.-Seward presented a resolution Of the Leg
slature of New York in favor of ship canal tho
falls of the St. Mary's.
Mr. Walker presented petition from Philadelphia in
favor Of the freedom Of the public lands.
Mr. Borand gave notice Of his intention on Wednes-
day, Of calling up the resolution asking the President to
inform the Senate Of the object Of the japan expedition
Mr. Cass submitted resolution requesting the Pres
dent to transmit copy Of the correspondence Of the
Austrian charge Vienna with the Department ofSats,
the subject Of The apprehension and Imprisonment OF
the Rev. Charles L. Brace American citizen, by the
Austrian authorities; laid over.
The bill, apportioning the representation of Califor
MIA, was read third time and passed
The deficiency bill next taken up, and after a
short debate, the Senate ad ourned.
HoUsE-rhe bill further to extend the time of loca-
ting Virginia military land warrants in Ohio taken
up, and, after debate, passed.
Mr. Lockhart, from the committee territories,
ported joint resolution ratying the action Of the Leg
islature OF Oregon which fixes The Of government
at Salem passed.
The house went into committee Of the whole the
State Of the Union the homestead bill and after
short debate, rose, and the House adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
Gov. Wright.

Last week copied the opinion of the vincennes
Gazette, relative candidate for Governor and his
administration. Now, propose 10 bring ''more OF
the same sort" from respectable wing
Schuyler Colfax, of the South Bend Register, who
urged bv his Wing friends become candidate against
Gov. Wright, uses the following language in speaking
Of the Governor:
1T we not deceived, Gov. Wright has, from the
first day Of his incumbency, endeavored to act
honest impartial Governor Of this State. He has per-
formed his duty to all parties fearlessly."
The best of the joke is, Cofax IS trying get this
back explain il away He labors through long col
for this object. But his paatory remarks amount
about this that when he the above paragraph,
he didn't know that Gov. Wright would be again a
ddate
Read what the CentervIlle Whig says, and then you
may be prepared appreciate the inspd irony Of
tain wing print in these parts when talks about $40,
Wright and his strokes Of policy !"
$50 far State policy is concerned there is
difference between wings and democrats; and Gov
ernor Wright has taken the first efficient steps for the
development and encouragement of the Agricultural
sources of Indiana, again say that hope he will
be continued in the Executive Chair "Pincennss SEN
find
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
"Whisky Democrats. =

In the whole range Of newspaperdom meet with
nothing which combines muen bigotry, intolerance,
malignity, defamation and vulgar intemperanee
The regular Temperance Organs
We have a case in point: A short lime since
cy made in the Indiana Senate BY the resignation
ia the Indianapolis district Of Mr. McCARrY, whom the
Wings had nominated as their candidate for Governor
His place had to be filed special election and both
parties made their nominations accordingly. The tenn
pernace question into the issue, and parties d.
vded IT, Now how the result announced by the
Temperance Organ at Indianapolis.
"Lev L. Todd, Whisky Democrat, is elected Senator
from this county, ill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of the Hon. Nicholas McCarty,a Temper
ance Whig-Tempsranes Chart.
To this the Lafayette Courier thus replies:
''Mr. Todd, the Senator elected, is an exemplary
member Of the Presbyterian Church, aud ifhe is a
'sWhisky Democrat" he is different kind of Demo-
from those who commune in Presbyterian churches
elsewhere. We suspect the truth is, C. Woodward, the
editor OF the Chart, is rantng Wing, ard haint sense
enough know that the Sons have nothing do with
politics. bat that every mothers Of them is permit
ted 10 cherish such political religions sentiments as
they choose
The worst enemies the moral question of temperance
has are such organs that same Char-CiR Enquirer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
Yankee Entarnrise.

We observe that Chagres is being deserted very fast
and all the mail steamers now land at Aspinwall busy
and thriving place established by American energy
Passenger trains the Panama Railroad reg
ulary far Buena VISTA which point it was OPEN
ed on the I'd inst, and COL George NJ. Totem the
Chef Engineer expects have the road open to Frioo
the 18th instant leaving only ~ miles of river navi-
CATION. The regular trains leave Aspiawall 6, A.
NJ. daily. Mail trains the arrival of the mail
ships and passengers leaving Aspinwa in the morning
arrive at Gorgons the same day. Fare in the cars
S. from the end Of railroad to Gorgona; in boats from
81 80 to ST. WHILE by the old river route from two to
four days consumed expense Of so TO SIS.
The road is in excellent order and the equal in
comfort to any Northern roads. The Eldorado
directly from the ship the wharf She laid at the
wharf viii there and received the and pas
sengers on board in the same way, with much ease
and security could be done the wharf in New York
the landing in small boats at Chagres.-RchmOnd I'm.
0uirer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
IRON The Nadi.O and Louisville Papers. !
Prom weIlsviIIe.

WELLsvILLE, o., April 20.
The recent heavy rains have caused food in the
Ohio river equang the memorable Of 1892, which
has steadily advanced four inches per hour The de-
struction Of property is ncaeuable We have reports
Of many lives being lost. The occupants of houses on
the low lands having been disturbed during the last
twenty years, asttered themselves with future security
and made many and extensive improvements, much OF
which is entirely swept away nearly ruined. NJ
small buildings have already oated past, and
the present moment, a good sized framed house is
passing.
River commenced rising Saturday morning, and
commenced advance At the Of inches per hour,
during Sunday and Monday morning, during which time
large quantities Of timber lumber, and drift covered IFS
surface By this time il had broken its banks and
only inches per hour. The Of Warrenton Is
completely submerged, also Marietta. Our river now
Mississippi in It's grandeur-fu not only from bank TO
bank, bat from hillside to hillside with current from
TO 10 miles per hour and great fears entertained for
the safety Of Beaver canal reservoir; reports say
not stand the great pressure Of water.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
iBY AUTHORITY
AN ACT

AN ACT
Explanatory to the act entitled San act prording for
the election Of tO~n and city officers and prescribing
The qualification Of rioters IN such eleeti0ns approved
March 10, 1852, and to proride for filling racaneies
tR the office Of councilman or trustee.
SEcrfoS Be enacted By General Asssv Of s STATE Of
iaaiaHa That the entitled providing The election
Town and city officers prescribing ua6caton of voers
IN such elections approved March shall be construed
apply TO all incorporated Cities and having any or the
officers named in said =
SIC That said act, 10 which MS act is explanatory
DC so construed 10 change affect any provision
o. incorporation IN any other anner whaieser
me orcers OF any such Corporation included
Ton or ocers the above entitled
OF such corporation Of The wards
geo IN any such act Of Incorporation and right
age as IN the above entitled act specified other
each provision OF such act Of incorporation
unimpared and in full force
SIC When any Vacancy the Office councilman or
trustee shall be ihed the mayor president proper
cy or Town BY the ark thereof who
earaon fixing the the election vacancy BY the
legal voters Of such corpoao the proper thereof
may be provided for IN the Incorporating city town
sEe As there diversity Of opinion regard to the con-
ucion OF said act and corporation soon 10 be
heid Ia several towns and Is declared q
sency and this act shall be in force passage
WIN. II. ENGLISH,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
s s. MICKLE
President Of the Senate pro
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
The Scott Platform.

The New York Herald says the plan Of the Wing par.
ty for the Presidential campaign, prepared by Sena
tor MANGua OF North Carolina, comprehends ga gun.
powder candidate and the platform of the spois" Some
idea may be formed of the plan, by the following:
Qneston-What is the opinion Of General Scott upon
the Fugitive Slave law Z
Answer-Look at the battles Of Queenstown Chip.
pewa, and Lundy's Lane
Q.-Is he in favor OF that law as a binding compact
between the North and South, strictly constitutional and
proper
A.-The seige Of Vera Cruz was one Of The most
splendid military achievements of modern times.
Q.-Will he, If elected President cooperate with
Seward and his allies for the repeal of the Fugitive law
will he resist all efforts of tle agItators to disturb
and stand forth in its vndcation like Fillmore and Web
sterf
A.-The victories of Cortez were eelipsed by the -,
umphs Of Churubusco, Contreas and Chapultepec:
whatever be the political opinions of General Scot
man who offered the dictatorship of Mexico and
the free gift of a million Of dollars, and yet refused TO
become traitor, be trusted in anything.
Ridiculous this sounds, it is reality; for the pc.
culiar friends Of Gen. ScoTT foremost among whom is
Senator SEWARD scout the idea of his coming before the
tments the great measures OF the day. the Compro-
mise Fugitive Slave law &c. They tell the people that
they take Gen. ScoTT for President because he
has been distinguished in the military service OF the
country, and without knowing his opinions In other
words he has done his duty soldier and therefore
'can be trasted in anything" The indications that
the people do no; intend TO do anything Of the kind
They have had enough Of '.mumn candidates. The
Wing party especially, has been vctimzed by them
North well South the determination Of the great
mass of voters, Irrespective of party support
candidate whose opinions the alluded 10,
not freely given and known ofall If the whig
leaders doubt this, hope they will be permitted to
try the experiment of running another military umn
cause he has never yet betrayed his country Buffalo
CouriJ
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
Hard Cider.

Here is one OF the most Malicious Of the most
personalone Of the most hitting paragraphs that
have picked up for many day. What does the Hart
ford (Conn) Times mean, in striking outrageously
hard at some OF the most PROMINENT Temperance cruss.
ders ia Cincinnati Gin. Enquirer.
had rather hare the tcords Hard cider 10 get Wkig
uofes than WashiagtOn's FarepsH address" said a
distinguished federal stump in 1910; and all wing.
gerry responded msn and went vigorously work shout
ing and drinking hard cider and furnishing mred ieh
rum and brandy TO all whom they could induce TO drink
And yet, many Of these Wings, who then in
for and hard cider the embodiment Of Wing prn
cples and the essential elements Of Wing success,
the dmouthed advocates Of the Maine liquor lao
considering that beautiful measure to be fine hobby
hsrse on which they may ride into power.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From wheeling.

WHEELING, April p, P. NJ.
The river is falling with forty feet water in the
channel 1t has fallen in all about two feet. The
within feet Of the "hghwater mark" 1882
The is all the island, and those living there
houaeS.
A large amount of lumber well many houses
have foated past this place. II rained hard all last
night and some to-day II is now cloudy.
The Asia arrived at New York half past eleven
O'Clock with dates the 10th and $3.50. 900 in specie.
Lower grades Of cotton had declined with sales of
fair Orleans osd Sales Of the last three days 400
bales Flour steady l9s Sd for Western and 20s for
Ohio Lard 49s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From Sandusky.
SANnusKY- Anil 10.

DISASTER ON LAKE ERIE.
We learn from the collector at the port, that the
steamer Superior went ashore the side OF Putin
bay Island Saturday night, owing to a dense fog
The clerk reports her being firmly wedged in be
tween two large rocks, and her bow four feet out
water.
The boat much damaged in striking, but ow-
ing to the fact that she went ashore high water il is
feared she may suffer serious damage before she be
got of The passengers came in on the Huron
The iron steamer Michigan will leave Erie to-day
going the relief Of the Superior Putinbay Island is
about eighteen miles north Of this city.
Navigation is open to Dunkirk.
The schooner Fairfield arrived at this port yesterday
from Oswego
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From New York.

NEw YoRK, April %, P. NJ
The Florida democratic convention. which the
18th inst, nominated James E. Broom for Governor and
A. P Maxwell for Congress. d. L. Yuee and DR.. S.
w. Spencer were appointed delegates TO the national
convention.
The first resolution arms the Virginia resolutions Of
1885, the second endorses the Baltimore resolutions Of
1874 the third deprecates the revival of any party
issues the fourth appointed fourteen delegates to the
Baltimore convention without instructions. No prefer
ence expressed but it understood that Doug
las the FIRST choice for the Presidency and Jef
Davis for the Vice Presidency.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH April III, Up. NJ.
The river reached height Of thirty three feet at
yesterday, when it commenced falling, and, up
noon to-day, had fallen in all seven feet.
The Pennsy lvania Railroad between this place and
Beaver is much injured, but there is large force al
ready on it and repairs have been commenced The
train started this morning for Massllon but
tell at present when the will from here 10
Beaver
Rochester, Beaver and Sharon ali overfown, and
many families had to move. An immense amount Of
property has been destroyed.
Kate Hays left here this morning for Cleveland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
DIR RoBERTs' COEPouND sARsAPLRI 1 a. PiI Isl

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q An aleraiive tonic, eure;ic mid cahar,c Price
twenty -hve cents per box, containing so pills
tscn box contains My pals which makes them
any other s'adsrdp and four cheaper and
much superior IN the diseases 10 any OF e
syrup mixtures sold besides being propsz
use.
THNHE astonishing which has attended The use Of DR.
- Roberts Compound SaIsBps1a Pills proof abundant aDd
that they truly N0res Rsnes that ihey
VIII cure AL durable diseases quicker
any Other medicine known The Pills principally
eaiye medicine their basis being the solid extract Of Ssrspa
a prepared IN superior manner) but sufficiently
gently ASST nature. without purgng
em peculiarly adapted eaz enfeebed
ting ana strengthening the body purifying The system PRODUCING
new rich blood and healthy liver
They acknowledged By abs physicians
eeponaoe bui encacou in the highest degree and genera
FAMILY MEDICINE, UNEQUALLED.
compound Sarsapaa Pills used FOR The
OF those diseases which lie from impure Of me hoo
and morbid secreion II The liver and stomach
from an use OF mercury and whenever
CURED 10 nvIgoraie and purify the
ihey purely vegetable compound.
persons or all ages They pleasant palate prac
no nausea unessness gripping the operation Hundreds
benefit ~ ~ 60
furc1asers Will lie paElcu ask for D Roberts ComDod
Sarssparila Pills. aud observe that
Lox has mile of the ID
p. Fay, an 10 purcl ass others.
Leiters the sub Get Of the medicine
pau 70 C. r. Far, owsgo, TiOga county New York.
Sod by w. w. ROBERTS,
aprzi-WoW Sole Agent IndianapOis "a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
KossuIh and several others visited Mt. Vernon. The
party consisted of about l20 and left the Col
iyn stopping Fort Washington they then crossed
the Virginia side, and landed the tomb Of Wash
ington, which visited in solemn silence, and Kos
Washington with evident emotion He then retired to
the acent woods to commune alone. Kossnth leaves
for Trenton and New York on Saturday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
Frnm baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April %

BALTIMORE, April %.
We have no mail TO night south of Richmond.
The papers from all parts OF Western Virginia, are
filed with details OF disasters by The food and il the
accounts not exaggerated the loss Of property
have been immense; il IS stated that in instances
whole towns have been swept off, and large quantities
Of produce 10 warehouses waiting transportation have
been damaged. In Morgan county alone. the damage
done is estimated 81 one hundred thousand dollars
Fifteen bridges on Parkers and siaaion turnpike, have
been carried of.
The roads from Cumberland TO the Allegheny coal
mines. are greatly injured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From Ciarksville.

CLARKsyILLR, April 10.
The police OF city, this evenings arrested a man
calling himself Dr. C. Hayne, of New Orleans, a
charge Of bgamy 1t is charged that he has several
other wives living, besides the with him.
Having induced very respectable and lovely young
lady Of Paducah marry him. he shortly afterwards
started for Nashville the Ironton. He over
hauled this place 10y the telegraph and is jail
There was considerable excitement, but he submitted
10 the arrest without resistance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
Approved April %, 1859:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT

AN ACT
authorizing The State Librarian contract for re coser.
ing the State House trfh fire and ,rater proof compost
flon roofing material Boston sheet-paper also for
the rePainting Of the outside icooilcork and the nee
esSarg piasferin9 to the same.
SECTION BE enacted by the General Assembly Of fs State OF
IadaHd That the State Librarian he
to contract for recovering the State House with fire
proof composition roofing at a cos,
exceed dollars per square, 10 contract for he
sary repairs to the pasierg cost not exceed three hundred
and hfy dollars, and The outside wood
building be epaned favorable same can
had the same 10 be paid for of any Treasury
otherwise appropriated
SIC In as much as that said State House should
be recovered without further delay Emergency declared
exist rendering important sh lake effect immedI.
aiely This therefore sha take effect and be in force from
and stter is passage.
WM II. ENGLISH
Speaker Of The House OF Representatives
SIS. MICKLE,
President Of The Senate pro tenn
Approved Aprl 81 1852
A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From New York.

New YoRK, April IS, p. NJ.
Four-sales of 400 bbls State 81 IL 437, Ohio
3Ia4 so; Indiana 81 4 as; 1000 bbls Erie rs;
yellow 81 and southern 65 pork quiet with sales
Of prime new $1s s7al9; beef dull with sales
of prime Sc 30 and $40 10; Ohio whisky
2Il; Erie S9s, Reading 775 United States skies.
1861 ll55, Canton Sll Ohio skies, 1860, 1885, do.
1870 1924, Pennsylvania iyes 90.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From springfield.

SPRINoFIELD, MASS, April q.
KossuGh met with very enthusiastic reception New
Haven, where he was received BY Mayor skinner IN
speech welcoming him 70 New England and expressing
great interest in the cause Of Hungary.
Kossufh arrived here this evening" and was received
By the Legislative committee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
From Maysyille.

MAYsvLLE, Aptii q, p. NJ
The river has risen eighteen inches since The
is within five and halt feet Of the last high
water two weeks since.