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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

AMERICAN SUNDAY. School CNiON.-The American
Sunday School Union offers herself Nursing Mother
.n up all the ch ldren Of the couDtry in the and
sdnonon of the Lordespeci4ny the neglected children Of
our cities towns villages aud the children % the sad
S,sste places and f the settlements oi the great West
VIII ploy her services ard the wages'
Dpins yes this o,iety has employed SS sunday
School Missionaries whom l79 Student ssousr,es
The, laboed for various peri ds ard p df.
States Territories They report they organized
2h1s Sunday Schools having 1910 teachers SD 0i S
sLoaIs aud that they have visited AID aided $3.50 schools
s02 and us 9l scholars The value books
srst uousy distributed durh the year IS $3.50 So
the last FIVE the ans sgen,s Of the
S1eet, report that they organized 1850 schools
spstng $500 teachers And 10000 scholars and that they
have Visited and aided IS ~ schools
Nj Stephen Paxson led the Sunday School by his
obId there learned 10 read, attended scholar four
yeA received his fire. impressions of religion from the books
ef the library converted became teacher
en volunteer Of Sunday Schools and finally
hist'onary of She American Sunday SchOo Union Ia sN
years and half Of labor - counties OF Illinois and q
tie. of hsso1ii h oEanzd ~ Sunday Schools with
1913 teachers and q $50 scholars eosanzed 100 schools
having 81 teachers aud 4o75 scholars aided 80
schools. having go teachers and 52oO scholars
In the student MISSION service, months labor in
OIord County Canada Vest estAbbed q ne school,
lard ,uppliee them hrae.l hsvnS t ,esclsr. snJ
56SS scholars The cost n the society IN aes travelling
and donations Of books SS2 } or = 81 On sncb
school
Five deLArs may enable missionary 20 establish .o4ool 40
Eves ,chool library OfiO cho volumes ,tite. ~
your frield life 80 the average ,npn,,, ~
Buidsy School Missionary for the working season.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
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tei Ohio -ts,s ~ 7o...lO 20 10 ..''.''''s' ~
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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
trembling in th cir shoes.

The New York Tribune and other leading
Abolition journals, are preparing themselves
for defeat ia Pennsylvania, and yet save
themselves from he scorn Of their friends
and the taunts Of their enemies, for having
insisted with such obstinacy that it was safe
for Fremont.
To ease itself down as gently as possible,
the Tribune states that it has received infor-
nation by private advices from Pennsylvania,
4" that the BUCCANEERS have concocted some
scheme not yet made public, securing the
vote Of the State In favor Of the Border Ruff
fans, and that their despair OF the last few
days, has suddenly been changed into OK
ultation."
The whole story Of the Tribune about Goa.
litions and bargains between the BUCHANAN
men aud the FILLMORE mon in Pennsylvania,
New York, and Now Jersey, is, of course,
one Of those q" woolly horse" concerns which
old stagers like GREELY know so well how
to get up for political effect.
The only scheme that is yet apparent in
Pennsylvania, to secure her vote to her dis.
tinguished son for tho Presidency, is the
bold and vigorous fight which tho Democ.
racy are waging single and openly handed
against the combined elements Of Abolition.
ism and Know-nothingism. The result Of
that scheme will be that Mr.. BUCHANAN
will get the electoral vote OF Pennsylvania
and Of the Union.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
Going the Whole Porker.

At Black Republican meeting recently
held at Hamilton, Ohio, bevy of young
ladies, tricked out for the occasion, carried a
banner on which was inscribed the motto
FREMoNTERs, or no HUSBANDS"
That may have been very pleasing to the
old political hacks who undoubtedly were at
the bottom of this little piece of partizan
trickery, but to say that the hearts of those
young ladies responded to the odious and
proscriptive sentiment of the motto, is libel
upon human nature generally, and upon
woman nature especially. If love laughs
at locksmiths," so does it Spurn, scorn and
deride all those little barriers raised up by a
mere difference of political sentiment
Let one of those young misses fall within
the matrimonial range of some bright, in
telligent, honest and good looking Buchanan
Boy, and see how quick she would forget
that Black Republican Banner and its jesuit
ical motto.
The nasty old fogies who imposed it upon
tltat little giving, signing, melting mass Of
woman kind ought to be ashamed to look an
honest woman in the face, for the next six
months. The old demireps in breeches!
what do they know about the interior ar
rangements and filings of that little Eden of
love--a pure woman's warm heart?
"Fremonters or no husbands" forsooth!-
just so, in a big horn"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02

Hon. GEORGE 8. IIiLLIARD, one of Mr..
FuLMoRE's conservative supporters, in his
speech upon tho acquisitions Of the Massa-
chusetts Wing Convention, declared that the
difficulty about Kansas was, that ut was a
card In the hands of the politicians during
the whole campaign. When the truth about
Kansas Is known" said he, "you will find
that some Of the men who have boon the
most loud in der bouncing the Kansas out.
RACES. have boon the most vigorous In pro-
venting the meas ures which were calculated
TO give peace TO hat Territory"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
Reasons for Voting for Fremont.


The Toledo Commercial gives eleven reas-
ons for voting for FREMONT. AS there may
be some of the friends and admirers of the
Colonel, who are not ready at all times to
give "a reason for the hope that is in them,"
we supply them with this little magazine of
argument, purely as matter of accommoda-
ton:
ELEVEN REASONS FOR VoTING FOR FREMONT.
1. Because he is a tremendous man.
g. Because he never forsook his trust-so
long as he could find anybody to trust him.
3. Because i've parts his hair In the middle
and Giles" it with California bears grease,
A. Because he says he is mot a murderer. y
D. Because the editor of the Btade says he
(Fremont) is "wol iderful man.
q. Because he Informed the editor of the
Blade (as they were eating peanuts one day on
the steps of Wizards HoteD ain calm but low
tone of voice" that he wasn't IN favor OF sex
tending slavery"
Z. Bees use the London Times and Chronicle
want him to be elected.
b =. Bee ause he invariably pulls his boots Oh
previous to retiring at night.
9. Bee auce the Toledo -BIade and Constan'
tine Mere ury Support him."
10. Be scause Sumner, Klink, burllngaine
Depp, NJ 5. Blackwell, etc, say ".'e's just th'
man."
IL. Because-this is the most imp0rtan'
"reason He run away with T. Ii. BentO.@'
"darter-"
''To be continued"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02

OF The Black Republican journals are
strong in their denunciations of the Demo
cratic party and the Democratic platform,
because they have abandoned the doctrine
of "squatter sovereignty" as advocated at the
passage of the Kansas Nebraska Bill.
The Southern Fillmore organs, as we'll as
the ultra ire-eating, Calhoun papers, de-
nounce the Democratic party and the Demo
cratic platform, because they recognize the
principle of squatter sovereignty" and
thus deprive the South of its just rights in
the Territories. Both of these assumptions
cannot be true. Were both parties honest
in their motives, there would be no argument
upon the subject; for the position of the
Democracy is too clearly defined, to lead to
the slightest misconception on the part OF
any one whose only object is to inform him
self in regard to it.
The Kansas Nebraska Act and the Cincin-
natl Platform, are the only textbooks " he
will require in the prosecution of his re-
searches. If he sticks to them, he will find
all outside interpretations quite useless and
unnecessary.
If the people of the African persuasion
would bear this little fact in mind, they
might save themselves a vast deal of time
and labor.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
TELEGIsAPHIC MARK ELS.
.CINOINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
Flour--The market was firm to-day, and holders were
asking higher prices but the demand quite limited
and the only sales heard of were 80 brs at IS So
and 100 do. white Wheat at S5.95. The steamers news
seemed to have no effect upon the market. The re-
eeipts during the twenty hours 925 brls.
Gran-Wheat is firm, with good demand and light
receipts sales of 300 bushels In lots at l4G Is for
red and 81 % for white included i'm the sales is 2CoO
bushels red from Lift Miami Railroad at SI14. Corn
is and in good demand; sales of GOO bushels
be delivered this week, at sellers option, at csc. and
800 do. white, the spot at SIC. Oats firm, and
demand at 3s39c arrival, and 40c. from Bar
ley is dull snd prices nominal.
Whisky--Sales of4sJ brls at 3Oc., and 200 do frem
wagons at 3GIsc. Market steady.
Cheese-The marke: continues firm, with better de-
mand sales of46O boxes at 91c, and leo do at CSC.
PTovisons-The market is without any animation in
any article and prices of Bacon and Bulk Meat remain
nominal.
Sugar-The market is firm, with fair demand, sales
OF A. hhds. fair and good fair at lG9l0kc.
Molasses-Ihe sales add up 100 brls. al COO. The
market is very firm this rr and the tendency in pr
ees is still upward.
CoHee-A fair demand exists in the regular ay, and
prices remain sready; sales oI4O bags at IL i2c.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02

CHILD CARRIED OFF BY A BEAR. - The
Manitowoo (Wisconsinl Tribune states that a
fearful incident occurred near the village of
Neshota. just before sunset child five
years old was seized in the presence of its
mother by a full grown bear, and in spite Of
its Streams and the frantic efforts of its
mother, was borne off into the thicket. The
alarm was given, and the men with guns
and other weapons of distinctions, COM
menced searching the woods, but had not
discovered any traces of the child at last
accr unts
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02

THE HARVEST IN THE UNy ED STATES
Inc returns OF the wheat ,rvest in the U.
States says the N. Y. JO'v nal Of Commerce,
are now complete, and it is settled that tho
crop is Of most excellent quality, and II not
the largest ever gathero d since the settlement
OF the country, is at least above the average,
and will YIELD large surplus beyond the
supply OF our domestic wants. The Journal
estimates the yield at 100000 bushels,
and p.ie probable export demand from all
sources at 100000.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
S,aARr CK1rrcIsM.-The New York =

SHARP CRITIcIsM.-The New York Evan-
gelia closes an editorial review of Mrs.
BEEcHER STowE's new anti-slavery novel,
" Dred," with the following remarkable
The fault we find with the
work is, not so much that large section OF
the Church Of Oh rist is caricatured aod mis-.
represented by singular perversion OF facts
as that art has been sacri feed to passion, and
that preroga tive of the poet has bee u made
secondary TO the zeal Of the partisan.n
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
BOOK AGENCY.

TINE subscribers have established Book Agency IN
i Philadelphia, And will furnish any book publca
lion NJ the retail phccs free OF postage. Auy PERSONS ~
forwarding the subscription price Of any Of the ~ Mag
Alncs, such ~ Harefs Godey'a, PuInams, Graham's,
Frank aslio's Fashions, Ne., viii receive The magazine
Cor year, aud copy Of splendid autograph Pof'
trait OF either Washington, Jackson of Clay or sub
scrbing W ~ and ~ Magazine, they VIII receive
copy Of either of the three portraits subscribing to
81 worth Of Magazines, all three portraits VIII be sent
gratis. Music furnished 10 those who may Wish u.
Envelopes Of every description aud size, Ia largo or
small quantities, furnished. Seal Presses, Dies DC,
sent " order. -
Eyery description Of Engraving on Wood executed
with nsatneAa and Dispatch viowsof Buildings, News.
paper Headings, Views Of Machinery, Book inslra
trailons. Lodge erineaes Busne Cards, &C. All or
ders sont by mail promptly attended 70, Persons wah
Ing views Of tholf buildings engraved can send Da'
guorrcoiype sketch Of the building by mall or N.
Persons at distance, having saieabo articles would
End II " their advantage 10 address iho subscribers 40
NO would act a agents for the sale Of the sane
SO South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
IN. nyRIs. r'hAr rrkcs'
a. AwIw
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02

OF The Democratic Mass Meeting In
Springfield, Ill lnois, on the 18th was the
largest assembl y ever seen In the place. II
is estimated that upwards Of twenty thou
sand persons were upon the ground ut one
time. DoUdLAs, HARRIS and RICHARDSON
were the principal speakers. The German
turned out in large numbers. and were ad
dressed by distinguished speakers in their
own language. The enthusiasm was kept
up till IL O'Clock at night.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
GRAND UNION
MASS MEETING
OF THE
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY,

NATIONAL DEMOCRACY, /
OF INDIANA, AT INDIANAPOLIS, ON
OCTOBER FRA, 1856.
The friends of the true National men of the
Country, and its nominees
BUCHANAN & BRECKENRIDGE,
The defenders of the Constitution and the
Union are invited TO attend Grand Union
Mass Meeting, at Indianapolis, on the Tuesday
before the October Election.
Some of the most eminent Speakers in the
Country have been invited. Future notices will
announce those who will positively be present.
AS the Great Feature of The day will be the
CESSIONi!
1t is expected that every Hickory WAGON in
Central Indiana will be brought to the Capital
on that day. Among those invited are
Hon. J. C. BREcKINRIDGE, Hon. LEWIS Cas-,
Hon. S. A. DOUGLAS, Gov. II. A. WISE, Hon,
RUFUS CHoATE, Gov. SEYMOUR, and about 20
other Distinguished Orators
HALF-FARE ON THE RAILROADS
Will enable those who wish to come in that
way to do so, at reasonable cost.
All opponents of the promoters of Civil War
and Discord All who oppose those who favor
Disunion and FREMoST-of every portion of In
diana and adjacent States-are invited.
Let every man, woman, and child come
come in wagons, carriages, tugges, on horse
back, and by all other modes of conveyance,
and be Gin at the death" of Black Republican
SIN
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BUON AtsENG's. BOOn AGENTS.
=" a NJ ~ II ID

Df the iaigesI Book ksiabli hnent the United
I'D States, which l. exclusively devoted 20 supplying
Of A6EA Is .ssd CANNASSEkS.
The undersigned wish cali the attention Of Book
Agents, and all who interested in the sale Books
way, 20 their list Of publications, comprising the
most valuable ana best works nov In the market
Our wholesale prices low that successful agent
readily realize small fortune The Great West
eeming with population and wealth, and D. but IN sup
piled with books OF standard character A OPP
pOrtuLiiy Is therefore offered make money and DO
good Vt me same time. Please open correspondence
With and shall take pleasure In forwarding 10
your address General Circular OF Books ors and
foil Information relstiVe 10 the business
WENTWORTH COMPANY, Publishers,
saufoG-u5f-P Ma~hireton 4. BOSTON
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
Cristadoro's Hair Dye still Triumphant!

NONIRAsT The lints brought out IN The Hair by Crs
~ tadnro's matches revltAlizing HAlk DYE. and
those produced by application OF the burning fluids
ordinarily sold Hair nyes you see at once that the
color is natural la case, unnatural IN the other, and
the simple is that Cristadoros Is the only prepa
ration which, by its exact cal combination, ope
rates natural and mmusabe principles. Made, Sold
and applied lin 10 private r00ns) at CRIsTADORO's.
AstOr House, broadway, New York. Also for sale BY
theprincpaI Druggistsa PerfGmers throughout the
country
i CInSE a WI
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
40 Campaign Documents.
Northumberland Sale

NofiCEis hereby given, hat viii soll al public
" veneus, en- Inc isth day OF October, les6, ne
toEnshp Marion y, deceased the personal IRON
eTty ofsshi decedent c0nss Jag Of Wheat, Oats Inv
Corn. Apples Stoves, Beds, Bedding, Redsteads Blu
resu, Table, HOusehuld Furniture, and VARIOUS other
articles too nuaserous 10 mention.
Sale To commerce. al O'Clock. A. NJ A credit of
eight will be given on all sums over three dol
lars, the purchaser giving bis note therefor with nppro
we'd surety with Interest, waving valuation and al-
przisment laws. POWELL ROWLAND.
senf95-Id3w aa.,i-l-.--t.-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
THE EYE AND EAR.

DURING my late tour in Europe, obtained several
~ ne ~ instruments, and Remedies of incaculAble
value in my speciality. There is nothing know
to the faculty in either hemisphere with which
familiar which, combined with extensive practice for
years in the city of New York. enables 10 restore
SIGHr and HEARING in many cases hitherto deemed
hopeless. Cataract positively cured by method
without pain, also Squirting Cross Eyes in few
ends. Amauros cured in the majority OF cases Gran
ulatons ulcers films specs and waiery eye, invzriA
bly,; also, Deafness singing in the and discharges
by entirely new process My ~Treaiise the Eye
price 50 es also, ARTIFICIAL EYES which move and OOk
exactly ike the natural Eye, and inserted without
operation, and all remedies, forwarded by mail.
Consultations by letter receive especial attention.
JAMES w. POWELL, n. D.
0cULIsT, AURIsT, &c.
iei0-dNwlyR1 Ofice. 5it2 Broadway. n. v.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
Fremont on the slu

We call especial attention to the very in.
teresting statement Of B. II. Cook, which
will be found on the first page, giving de-
tailed history Of his search after FREMONT
and when found, Of his interview with him.
The whole matter is decidedly rich, and a
splendid specimen of circumlocution on the
part of a candidate for the high position OF
President Of this nation. We commend II
especially to some Of the very conscientious
Black Republicans who support Fremont
on the ground that he will administer the
Government with the dignity and honesty
Of WASHINGTON II there ever was an ex-
pose Of miserable demagogue it will BE-
found in the statement of Mr.. Cook.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
KID GLOVE CLEANER.

A n Important Discovery 70 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A thing entirely New.-Just imported
"JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATION"
for instantly cleansing KID CLOVIS without the slightest
Smell. Rub snan portion the glove, and the drt
instantly dissppearscan be worn Immediately after
wards. Oue bottle is warranted IN clean my Pairs o.
Gloves. Price 50 cents. Try IL before buying. All
the Agents presented with open bette 10 prove
IFS operation Agen;s coming money Oy the unpre-
cedented demand. More wanted.
CONTENT, NEARY & CO., Wholesale Store,
iels dxlNR Ne. 5l2 Broadway. n. Y.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
SAY INGs AMI,
I.yDII.S.fPOLfs, f.N-D.

No. 1, Odd Pellows Hail, corner Of washington tAno
PennsylvAnia Streets
nAYs Interest on deposits trnos Tor " per cent
As per ums.) Discounts acceptable Business a,
-. g.. rr..,l., depositors, At hEcd rate. Buys a.
80. s.s,s,n Exchangc, Gold aud Silver, makes col
ieeons on all points without charge further ihAn cor
zen, rats Of Exchange. Deals generally IN b1i
arrAnts, and pAls Ps1mpat anss." "
pertaining A. l.. VOORHEES,, Priest.
JOS. r. ROBINSON, cAshr.
snrrREscrsi
Wtn.low, La.ier a Co, New iOfh.
Robert b. Rowland, New York.
Mathew Rowland, New Bedford, Nass.
n q. Burkham, q Co, CincinnAn'
r. A. Fletcher, Indianapolis
T. X. Fletcher, 49,
DanieI Wells, Jr., Mnwaukie, Wis.
Jno B Kills a. Sons, PhIladelIha
IS. Robinson, Rochester y. \. lseps'oe~v
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
or The Nebraska City Mus, which |,

0>T The Nebraska City Mus, which Is
the Punch Of that region, says that "corn in
Nebraska promises most unprecedented
yield. The average crop will be from City
TO eighty bushels to the acre. Strictly tenn
perate men could hardly exist on soil that
becomes so uncommonly corned ON such
slight provocation.p
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02

NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
Flour is higher to-day, the sales are 1900 bbls al
Sc nO96 81 for States SIS 6O96 30 for Ohio, and s77
40 for southern. Wheat is improving; sales of IL OOt
bushels at 81 40 for white. Corn is also Improving o6
COO bushels sold at g. &c. for mixed Western.
Pork firm. Beef steady. Lard duh at l43sc.
Whisky sells a
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
M,KERNAN g. EDGAR.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
q rs Ez II o E

Rates Of Commission are as follows:
All sales from $500 TO 1900 inclusive, will be taxed at
cent, as commission; the value of the property
advances above $1,000 the per cent will decrease
in the following ratio From $1,000 1900 at Ia y
cent; from 1900 to 5000 a cent; from 300 to
81 600 a cent; from 81 900, and much greater
as the sum may be- will be less than per cent.
and all sums as above mentioned going above $1,000
will be cent; charged first $1,000. ON all sales
ofpropery, while in our hands, commission Is charged
notice To be given two weeks previous TO withdrawal
of property from books And further wish II un-
dersood that hold all responsible for the com
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with the of said property before the withdrawal
of the same.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
BATES HOU Sc,

lNDlANAI OblO, INDIANA.
THIS House is situated at the corner OF Washington
Il ard Illinois streets-the most central and pleas
ant location in the city. Ii has been thoroughly
fitted, and now offers the travelling public accommo-
dations superior other Honse in indianapolis and
not to be surpassed by any Hotel in the West.
rwIy
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
.GaIcUTLTURAt. PAM

will be- held on the state Pair rounds, adjoining
ii.nnpos on The 9Th, OH, aud iOth days of October
s5S Al entries to be made on the ON and IN of DC
lober All articles on the ground by eo'cock ofthe el
Por further particulars see premium lie; OF call
r. Beoler, President -
lo,,. 4 T.axtsuTon kac'y idiwNsss
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02

EANCY CASHMERES-
u cases assorted fancy Cashmeres, new styles,
Just received and for sale by JAMES LOW a CO.
sept3Od-Nw AIS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
NIOHAIR DE Beige
vi 5 cases Mohair DE Beige;
Just received and for sale by JAMES LOW IL CO,
septsO-d&w AIS Man-st, Louisville, Ky.