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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-05

NRENTiSTRY.- .G. ". JONES Dentit, iorm-
~ erlyot Brooklyn, New York, has opened rooms on
Is prepared to perform horoueh and durable work,
srtlng Mineral teeth on plate, with without the arti
sl gums sustained by atmospheric pressure, answering
the purpose othe natural teeth not only as ornaneats
S ri the articulation Of angua ge and the mastication
ST oed. Also all other operations connected with
Dentistry. Rejerences-Drs Allen, Angel, Giddings
aad Byrne, Rev.'d DIS. Stone Balch and Cutler OF
BROOKLYN and New York; Drs Cunningham, Haxall
and Dean of Richmond ocl5-tt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
Ecouomv-What is il.

is not economy to burn green wood. The water
contained in the wood requires certain portion Of fuel
drive it off, that there is loss Of much heat,
which passes up the chimney, and the extra hauling
amounts to one sixth Of the whole.
II is not economy to keep smoky house The smoke
backens the paint Plastering. paperng-sPong the
complexion of the women and children which is worth
something-causng weak eyes, great and tear
Of temper, and this makes life uncomfortable than
there is any need Of.
1t is not economy to keep cold house. Modern ways
of economsng fuel many and cheap and il lit
tie more to make house tight than does to leave it
open.
IL is NOT economy send children school without
books.
is not economy in Short indulge in any careless,
shless mode Of doing business in any want of ener
gy in attending to ones own affairs.
IL is economy to expend, one, five, or ten dollars
the may beannually, for good, well Conducted
newspapers and magazines-thus getting knowledge
Of passing events and the ways Of the wordobtainng
information Of Inventions better modes Of culture and
management-hints which animal crop,
and enable to make well to money-giv-
ing reading for the children and family and something
to think and talk over-thus promoting good feelings
and making life glide pleasantly and proftaby.-
Prairie Farmer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
Penalties


The penalty Of buying cheap Clothes is the same a.
that of going to law-the certainty Of losing your suit
and having TO pay for il.
The penalty Of marrying, is mother-in-law
The penalty of remaining single, is having no one
who cares button for you, is abundantly proved
by the state Of your shirts.
The penalty Of thin shoes, is a cold
The penalty Of pretty cook is an empty larder
The penalty of stopping in Paris, is being shot,
The penalty Of tight boots, is corns
The penalty Of having a haunch Of venison sent to
you, is inviting dozen friends to come and eat it,
The penalty Of popularity, is envy
The penalty Of baby. is seepless nights.
The penalty Of interfering between man and wife, is
abuse, frequently accompanied with blows, from both
The penalty Of godfather, is silver knife, fork and
spoon.
The penalty Of kissing baby, is half crown, Give
shlllngs, II you are liberal, } to the nurse.
The penalty of public dinner, bad wine.
The penalty Of legacy a fortune, is the sudden
discovery Of host Of poor relations you never dreamt
OIL and OF number of debts you had quite forgotten
The penalty Of lending is-with a book or an UNI.
brella, the certain loss Of ii with your to BILL
The sure payment of it; and with horse the larnest
chance oil ever seeing it back again sound Punch
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
From New York.

New YoRK, April l6, p. NJ
The Sierra Nevada arrived this evening with 2S6 pas
sengers and $500, 900 in gold dust.
Five steamers waiting at Panama for San Fran
cisco, besides number Of sailing vessels The prices
Of passage extremely low and passengers few.
The news from California, which is to the 10th oil
March, is undressing.
The French expedition, which left San Francisco for
Ecuador short time ago for the prolessed purpose oil
making new gold discoveries, really bent revolu
tonizing that country and estabhing independent
Government.
A duel was fought at Sonora Costa, the 18TH be-
tween David c. Brobrick and Judge Caleb Smith, who
exchanged shots without doing any damage.
No further serious damage is apprehended from the
food, but the papers filed with disasters.
Three men, John C. Aliens of Kentucky, John B.
Looms, of Ohio, and jeremiah F. Goodwin of New
Hampshire, died Contra Costa from eating poisoned
mushrooms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
1898 AZ

Some ought to be charitable enough to print a
cheap edition Of the Constitution of the United States
for gratuitous distribution in Maine They don't seem
to understand of the important provisions OF
that celebrated document otherwise such violations OF
could not have taken place. The Bee says:
"The house of Mr.. Davis, in Stahdish, Me- was
recently bounced upon-so informed by highly
respectable gentleman from Portland, and searched.
was found and seized, together with Mr.. Davis, who
was bound hand and foot by the searchers The lady
Of Mr. Davis lit is said, also roughly handled and
thrust aside The authorities thus far, of course
successful. However, the other side it was shown
that the liquor seized the prescription of the family
physician and ordered expressly for the purpose Of
bathing a child. An action has also been brought
ae ainst the nformer charging him with perjury, and
he has been held bail the charge. II offered
in evidence bet ruled cut by the court that the normer
under pay of the city Of Portland a spy against
the dealers, etc. Gin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
Raising the price of Board.

AT the time Of General Tayor's Inauguration, a long
tall hungry unganly fellow, whose hands hung as low
as has knees when he stood up straight made his ap
pearance at Colemans and took lodgings He sat pret
ty the end of the table every day dinner and ate
Unfortunately Soup, fish: flesh fowl, desert, his enor
mously long arms kept sweeping round like the arms Of
huge windmill, gathering in everything that fell with
IN the ares OF a circle they described.
His voracty and beastly gu,tonousness Disguised
the other boarders that about dozen Of them went
Coleman and told him that he get rid of the fellow
or they would positively quit the house.
Coleman reflected while, and finally thought he had
hit upon plan. So he took the fellow aside and told
him that owing tc the unusual crowd of people in the
city and the plethora of every hotel and house
provisions had became and high, and he found
that he was losing money, and should be compelled
raise the price Of board from dollars and half to
three dollars day.
"Don't" said the fellow, "don't do it, shall die
do. It nearly kills now eat two dollars and
halls WORTH and if you raise the price to three dollars
shall die in two days Don't it, if you please.v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
GREAT FtOOD I'M THE OHIO!

PITTSBURGH April 19, 2 p. NJ
On last Saturday night the head waters of the Ale
gheny and Monongahea rivers commenced rising and
yesterday morning the latter Brownsville at the
rate of two feet per hour About o'clock last night
the this point commenced rising at the rate OF
inches per hour, increasing during the night with
unexampled rapidly. This morning the marks upon
the Monongahela Bridge were all covered, the water
having reached thirty feet. The river is rising
the of inches per hour At the Point the
Steam MILL the water is within six and half feet Of the
mark of the great food in 1892 and the river is still
rising rapidly the commencement, il is feared
that the flood will exceed that Of 1892 II has been
raining since Friday night almost necessarily and still
continues
The piers OF the acqueduct the Allegheny are
greatly injured by RATS coming in contact with them.
large number Of RATS have been already smashed to
pieces. the upon which have in majority Of in
stances, probably been lost. A number Of men were
seen on parts OF RATS floating down. raft without
sweep struck against Mechanic Street Bridge and
shattered pieces. All board lost in sight Of
thousands Of spectators, who standing shore
but unable to render any assistance.
The citizens in the town part Of Allegheny City are
removing their furniture The dwellings in this city
on or near the river are nery all submerged At the
merchants hosting their goods to the upper stories
The river below is overlooking the wall Of the Ohio
and the pier Beaver has SUNK foot and in
great danger Of falling, which will stop travel on thai
road
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
From the Brownstown Democrst.l
The Canvass

The canvass may be considered to have commenced
The candidates or Governor have already addressed the
people at one or two points. The Wing editors have
also opened their batteries They war as usual with
fasehood and Misrepresentation If their present course
is to be taken eny indication of what will be during
the coming campaign shall be much mistaken if the
father OF all lies does feel constrained yield the
socks before the contest over. IL Is matter OF great
surprise, that the wing editors well wing poltl-
clans generally do not learn TO place proper estimate
upon the honesty and intelligence of the people of In
diana. Notwithstanding the wing party, through their
state officers brought the State to bankruptcy and ruin
squandered the public unds-not by hundreds-not by
thousands-but by millions, yet these gentlemen have
the presumption not to say the audacity to talk Of Lo
coloco extrava gancer and ''Locofoco abuse" Ten
years ago, when the Democratic party into power,
the name OF Indiana was "reproach and bye word"
eyerywhere-her public credit was gone-she had yir
tuay repudiated her solemn obligations and Judging
from her past there nothing Of promise in her fu
ture. Ten years have since rolled away During these
ten years. the Democratic party have been in power
Democrats have managed the affairs OF state How
striking the contrast Indiana is ranked among
debt-paying Her credit is redeemed The dark
cloud that long lowered around her horizon has been
rolled away and her future is bright with promise This
does not look mnch like "Locofoco extravaganza" II
true that il any one mad predicted, that in less than
years Of Democratic rule great and favorable
change wonld be wrought in the condition Of public
affairs the prediction would have been deemed the
height of extrava gance We feel assured that Wing
in the State of Indiana will deny that the management
Of the public debt has been marked by wisdom and
commendable zeal for the welfare of the State In this
particular, the Wings will charge the Democrats
with extravaganza. Let look for a into the
management Of the finances Of the State by the Demo
Gratis other respects. The Wings will certainly
object to the expenditures rade account of the Be-
nevolent Institutions Of the State. These her bright
jewels. These shove all else tend to render her
illustrous. This much talked Of 'extravagance"
is not to be cuad here. We must then look for this
extravaganza" in the ordinary expenses Of the govern
ment If il cannot be found here Il only exists in the
m OF ma of ed nd hIU Az
figures the best arguments, will let them speak
on this point. We find the following statement con-
tanned in report made to the House OF Representa-
tves during the present session Of the Legislature by
the Auditor of State relation the ordinary expen
of the State Government from the year 1897 to 1851
During the first six years of the period embraced in the
following table, the administration of the State govern
ment was in the hands Of the Wings. The figures will
sneak for themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
Lusus Nature.

They are a rery commercial people in New York City.
Here is the way fellow lately" sold" alarge portion
of the public.
LUsUs NATURK.-Some years an optician Of this
city, made glass eye Of the proper size and filling It
with distilled water put therein small eel gentle
tleman Of subtle wit the baube struck with
idea purchased the glass eye and departed Shortly al
terward the public running in crowds somewhere
down Park Row, to see =" horse with living snake in
his eye" the greatest curiosity Of the age, &c. The
dimes came beautifully to the showman's pocket, and
the show went bravey, until the optican having been
led to the sight Immediately Recognised the glass
eye made by himself, and inadvertently mentioned it
when the whole affair collapsed.-N. Y. San.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
From New York.
FURTHER CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

New YoRK, April IL.
An Indignation meeting was held at Sacramento to
consider the bill recently passed by the House relating
to contracts with China emigrants The bill is de-
nounced as intended to introduce system of quasi
slavery and outrage upon the rights OF American
labor The bill passed the House, after violent opposi-
tion by vote Of 30 to 90 1t is thought the bill will
pass the Senate or if il does, that will be vetoed.
Mr. Van Buren, INTRODUCED resolution in the Senate
approving oil the compromise measures.
The clipper Northern LIght engaged TO proceed
Acapulco after the passengers of the North America
James Stewart, Of Philadelphia, drowned at
Twists Flats. He had brought down hundred and
thirty thousand dollars.
Further intelligence makes it almost certain that the
schooner Exact from Oregon hss been lost with all the
crew
Since the departure of the last steamer the weather
became favorable Business improving, bnt prices
were unchanged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
From Philadelphia.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, April is, P. NJ.
SWITZERLAND. An edict has been issued warning all
foreigners to enter Geneva without papers. They
will be expelled unless they report themselves and OBJ
tain the necessary permission.
Those who choose can have voluntary passports io,
America and England but none for France, Germany,
and Austria
INDIA.-Chna and Bombay advices say that nego-
tiaons with the Birmese had failed and force Of 900
troops from Calcutta and Madras to start the
18th of March. squadron of war steamers left Bonn
bay for Ragoon which would tall at Madras for troops.
Hostites inevitable.
Specimens Of Irish beet sugar had been exhibited
in London and samples sent to America.
Archbishop Cullen stands the head Of the list Of
candidates for the archbishopric of Dublin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
OBITUARY NOTICE.

The peculiar circumstances attending the death OF JOHN w
QUARLEs ESQ., of this city, have caused quite the
community, and have produced amongst
the most poignant grief and melancholy reflections.
His character of ordinary stamp he a
tachment and sympaes for his friends strong and abiding
his youthful companions will that his legal attachments
of high order matter of public noorey and his profession
al brethren always accorded him the reputation Of Than
binary ability eloquent advocate, and superior special
peader doaig mother and aectonate brothers,
felt pride and JOY in his early promise Of usefulness and his
growing professional reputation well
in his relations and brother How sadly all things
changed In the pride Of his manhood he forth mnge
the busy of @ but before the rising of the he
borne the house of his mother manged dying
fatal blew had consigned him early DEATH whether thai
blow the murderous assassin special Of
dence shrouded painful mystery additional pain
the grief of his friends But his young life nheds heart
that beat high for fame feels that pulse land
go me and the mercy
family circle
JOHN w QuARLEs ESQ., the eldest Of the late Col
William Quares and born in this city being the 23d
of his age He student Of the Abury University Green
CASTLE and admitted to the bar the early
practice evidence legal requirements
attorney Like young Of peculiar genius he
Of ardent temperament purposes his
deemng qualities many and plead eoauny for The forget
funess youthful May his noble qualities be emulated
and his faults forgiven snc6ed
family, his friends, and many intimate associates.
FRIEND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
CITY ELECTION.
A FRIEND.

Election last Saturday in Apri-Announcemeni fee $40
adUaRce
Owe requested announce the OF GEo. WEAVER
a a candidate for Street Commissioner.
aTEoMAs McBaKkR is candidate for City Marshal al the
suing City Election.
1--WE requested NJ
Hunt candidate for Secretary OF City Council.
a candidate for City Treasurer.
TDANKL CULLEY will Secretary oihe City Coua-
Gil for ensuing year if re elected.
Mr. EDIroR-Pease announce JOHN NJ BRAMwELL as esnd
date Secretary of the City Council the ensuing election
E-we requested announce JAMES II. KENNEDY
ddsie for City Treasurer The ensuing Corporation Election
Owe requested announce SAMUEL A PERRY cand
date for City Marshal.
Owe requested to HUGH SLKvIS candi-
Commissioner ensuing Corporation Election
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April l6, 8 P. NJ.
Kossuth remained at the National Hotel all day,
ceiving calls. He visits Mt Vernon tomorrow.
SENATE.-The deficiency bill debated at consd-
cradle length, when the Senate adjourned till Monday.
HoUsE.-A motion, which pending to lay the
subject of printing upon the table, was rejected by
vote Of SO to 81.
After stormy debate not very credtable the par
ties participating in it, the House referred back the
port of the committee with certain instructions and ad
lourned till Monday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
N vouchers with extraordinary

treasury sf the Mexican vouchers with extraordinary
diligence.
SENATE.-Mangum made personal explanation de-
Tending his position on the Presidential question. He
said he would probably be prepared support the Wing
nominee though yielding his preference, he did four
years ago. He was to withdraw from public life
Presidential candidate differed from great majority
Of his constituents but he acknowledge Scott TO be
his first choice whose military services have endeared
him to his people and country in payment OF debt oil
gratitude
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The steamer America arrived at Halifax at three o.
clock this afternoon. She left Liverpool the Sd inst.
and brought forty passengers.
Sales Of cotton for the week AZ 900 bales 81 for
fair New Orleans. Sales Of 900 bbls Western canal
-four 19s Cd and 2ls for Ohio yellow 2Ss Cd and
white Bis Cd. lard 49s. Consols closed at 98i.
Brown Shipey's Circular says that breadstufs are
much depressed, but the circulars disagree to the
extent ii the decline According 10 Shipey flour has
declined from Cd TO Is and wheat ID.
Spinners and manufacturers anxious to renew
engagements. Buyers had the advantage, good yarns
were lower
American securities in fair request at favorable
prices. United States 6's 1862, 1921; ditto, 1868,
l10taff1. New York State 95a96 Pennsylvania SIS
s34. Ohio 6s70a75-
The French Chambers opened on the 29th ult.
BY the President in person. His reception OF the
warmest kind He read his speech standing, which an
nounced IL be the interest of France preserve amy
with all nations and dsclamed his intention Of assuming
the title Of Emperor but declared that If dissatisfaction
and intrigue forced him. he would demand from the peo-
pie, in tie name Of the repose Of France, title
which would irreyocaby fix in his hands the power with
which the people had invested him. The announcement
received with immense applause and cries Of long
live Napoleon.
Sir William Summerville, late Chief Secretary Of Ire
land has been hunted from representation and sought
refuge in Canterbury.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-22
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, April IL.
Three negroes, Alec, Jerry, and Bob, were hung
about tive and half miles from this city yesterday
two for murder Of women. A large crowd attended
On the gallows two of the three Alec and Jerry
serted their innocence of the crimes for which they
about to suffer both spoke but little and that in so low
tone that could not be heard They asserted their
innocence and told the crowd their lives had been sworn
away they conducted themselves with great calmness
and composure