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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-23
VIII they Unita2

Letters are passing. and conferences are
being held, between certain Abolition and
Fillmore leaders, Ia this State, in reference to
union of the two parties upon one electo-
raj ticket What the result will be, time
will soon determine. We do not make this
assertion as a matter of mere gasss-soork-
We knoo whereof we affirm. j. d. d. can
not come out over his official tail as HChair-
man" and charge us with @willful falsehood,"
for he knows, too, that what we affirm is true
Whether the FREMONT and FILLMORE forces
are united or not, is Of little consequence to
the Democrats. The result will be the same
in the State, whether they vote for joint
ticket or separate ones. In no event can the
electoral vote be given to any other candi-
dates than BUCHANAN & BREcKINRIDGs.
But there is one feature in this bargain, il
consummated, which it is well enough tc
look at In the event of union, what dis.
position do the contracting parties propose to
make of the German vote, which their State
ticket received on the 18th? Do they in.
tend, or do they hsope, even, to SO far hood
wink that class of voters as to make them
give a practical endorsements to the doctrines
Of Native Americanism? Do the Republican
Germans themselves intend to be quietly led
up to the Know Nothing feast thus prepared
for them by their crafty and willy leaders
Here Is phase in their new party utilization
which it will be well for them to look a
with an undimned eye, and contemplat,
with an unclouded judgment. In the con
tingency contemplated by the opposition
there is but one course for the. adopted citi
zen to pursue, if he would save himself from
the just detestation of every honest man. /
is to cut loose from the gambling politician
who are playing with his dearest interest
with as much indifference as the youngste
plays his game of shuttlecock. Now is tn
time for every foreign born voter to beware
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S100---Pr0clamation.
To the Mayor and Citizens of Philadelph
and the Union


To the Mayor and Citizens of PHILADELPHIA
and tie Union:
7 PRO POSE 10 test my Electric Oil on any case OF
L Rheumatism, Neuralgia, PARALYSIS, Asthma, Piles
Gout, Fever and Ague, letter Felons, Swellings Of
all kinds, Cramps Deafness-and some other cases
that have treated successfully-and TO forfeit 10 any
public in stitptlon the Mayor may name, slO, if my
genuine Electric Oil does not make efeetua In
each case.
Wiley, ESQ, who went TO England six weeks since,
ITO die ,
PRoF. DIX GRATH, Phila-near Sir: When left
home for my health, (scrofuloUs erupiions, &c.
nover expected to return sgSin believing thst my
complaint would soon carry me on. When you saved
me three bottles of yonr Electric Oil 10 take with az
merely palliative, aid not think would so very
he called upon to thank as do, for my
Gao only say, before the departure Of the
steamer that you have only to come here with your
Oil n make fortune in year. There is
other sinilsr medicine 10 England, IL In the world
will write by next steamer. Yours most truly,
HENRY WILEY.
1t cannot be their imagn atoms who that old
sores that have discharged from six months 10 I've
years nave been cured by this OIL 1t cansot be IN
true. nor deception where pain IS relieved In one
tales no and 60l written letters say no! Come and
see them A regular Doctor in attendance, and ladies
can consult a lady privately, by dropping line to
the ONCE. Advice from distance, making inquiries
that any physician can answer, will be promptly at
tended to- Always enclose stamp services
WAY All cases treated literally with without the
Oil as Ihave two pbyscinns associated for this express
purpose frol y: pE uhA "a,
N b. The largest bottles ten times the cheapest
Please rofy me OF any Of failure 10 In from
hall an hour 10 three weeks as wish to cure all.
CsfUXEO.S.
All the Genuine Electric Gil has my name blown
linthe bottle and my written signature the bottles
Look for base and dangerous imitation made by a
woman, calling hersefa chemist be careful to ask
fa-n a Canine EleCtrl, Oil. will be
doing yourself an injury.
Prof. c. De GRATH,
No. 80 South Eighth Street, Pha-
II Fshenstock * Davis, 100 Randolph street, cole
agents for Chicago.
VFs For sale by ROBERT BROWNING, Indianap-
oils Indiana, ana by druggists generally.
o,f02 dAWIY.
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A NEW REFORM NOVEL.
JUSTICE IN THE BY-WAYS,
A TALE OF LIFE.
BY v. C. ADAMS.

l2mo., Cloth, 45c PIP. Price 81 20.
WILL BE PUBLISHED OCTOBER 10.
The New York Herald says:
p c. Adams, the author Of 'our World and several
popular works, will soon bring out novel entitled
Justice in the ByWays Let the chivary OF South Car
olina look out for a dusting."
The n. Y. Evening Post says:
sShortiy will be published work entitled Jus
tice in the Byways' from the pen of F. C. Adams au-
thor Of the popular novel Our World"
"presents lfe-like picture Of that peculiar CT, liz
zation which of late has sgnally blossomed In the
ruttianly achievement of Brooss
This is emphatically work of age. II is history
in the guse OF cton history whose accuracy attesied
by public records and State documents. Each
ter is living reality II is book emnenily suggest
i've of much needed moral reforms II is sectional
II hits North and Sonth. Ii shows The social evils gene
rated by Slavery in the and by neglected poverty
in the other. Ii pictures the olies and vices OF
out Southern chvaly the crimes othe forsaken wretch
es in the Five Points; and the sordid sin which uxu-
rates in palaces. Ii portrays how those who the
World regard beacons Illuminating the paths Of yir
tue groyel In sensuay-sought and loved for its
sake while the neglected OF the world in their depths
OF yet emit rnysfes bic though they
sonihat II would become the great TO learn how true
use OF their wealth and influence may benefit poor fall
en- humanity.
Order of the nearest Bookseller Of the Publishers
LlVERM0RE & RUDD,
No, 80 Broadway New York.
WILL PUBLISH IN NOVEMBER,
The Elephant Club, by Doestcks 81 oC
Old Hanse The Pawnbroker,. ...................l2j
October2 81, 1856. dSwIw
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The Strength of James Buchanan I'm
PennSyIvanfa.


Greedy and Bennett, and most of that stripe
ofpolitical brigands, having placed their hopes
of success in Pennsylvania on the fusion State
ticket, will now be considerably puzzled to
decide what course TO pursue in reference to
this State in November. Thadeus Stevens
and David Wilmot are equally at loss how
to manage the Fillmore men SO as to force
them into another bargain. We can tell all
these gentry in few plain words that the
day for their experiments upon Pennsylvania
has passed. The day for their tricks is over
They can no longer operate upon the suppos-
ed credulity of our people. Their expedients
and their Vaccinations will all give way
when they are put to the test They may
mine and countermine, they may hide their
tracks as craftily as they please-they may
assume all sorts OF DISCUSSES, and adopt every
variety of name-they may go down into the
lodges of Know Nothingism, or mount upon
the housetops, there is one obstacle that will
battle all their designs and defeat all their ar
tiices, and that is, the admitted strength of
James Buchanan among the people of his ma
tive State.
This is the phantom they have feared all
the time. 1t was to avoid meeting him and
the Democratic party in November, that they
have tried, during campaign of unheard-of
violence, and of unprecedented effort, to
break the force of his influence upon the
country, and at his own home but now the
hour of their doom is approaching, they
must meet old Buck upon his own soil, they
must meet Pennsylvania's favorite son in the
vsllies and upon the mountains of good old
Pennsylvania herself, and they will soon
too soon-fnd that all the fears which they
have entertained in reference to him were
too we'll founded. Thaddeus Stevens pre-
diction will be abundantly verified. He de-
clared after Judge McLean's defeat in the
sectional Philadelphia Convention, that as.
Buchanan would carry Pennsylvania by fifty
thousand majority. This is the figure, and
we will not take one less. One blast upon
the bugle horn of James Buchanan, in the
contest soon to be decided, is wc...h a thou
sand men not only, but ten thousand, yea
twenty thousand at the back Of it When
our population comes to regard the spotless
purity Of his life, the long and honorable
record of his public career, his high capaci-
ties, and the unbroken current of his national
antecedents, they will throw aside their pre-
JUDGES and rush to his banner with enthusi-
asm.
CLEAR THE TRACK FOR JAMES BUCHANAN !
I-Pennsylvanian.
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The reach of almost every family and
Caomcfraco
PROCLAMATION.
BY
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Gov. Of Ind.

Thanksgiving being the fervent language of grateful
hearts, important part OF lis observance should be
the celebration Of public Worship in Churches.
During the past year our people have enjoyed great
public health. We have been blessed with peace,
Christian people shall ever feel and NANTES.
gratitude to Almighty God for the wisdom and goodness
OF his divine providence.
II is custom of people 10 apart day Of public
Thanksgiving. In accordance with this custom, and
with my conviction Of Its propriety, designate
Thursday the 2Uh of November 1856 TO be observed
a day OF Thanksgiving and recommend the people OF
Indiana suspend their ordinary avocations and
semble that day at their usual places Of worship and
offer thanks him who controls the destinies of Nations
and of men.
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and seal and caused
(|Si to be affixed the seal of the State nj
Indianapolis this Goth day Of October
A. ID. 1886.
b. the Governor JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
BRAsxUs b. COLLINS, Secretary Of State.
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DE NOT DECEIVED by the base limitations. Heg-
ID eman Clark cz Co.'S Genuine Cod Liver Oil never
disappoints and nine years experience has proved
peror to all Others and the only reliable cure for con-
SUMPTION.
As great deal OF spurious oil in the market
adulterated with seal oil, whale oil, &c, DC, too
much care cannot be taken to procure the Genuine.
Our Oil Is made at own factory in Newfoundland,
and each bottle has signature ever the cork, be
careful procure Clark 81 Co.'S for since the death OF
Mr. Rusion our late partner there has been article
introduced called Rushtons, which is in way
nected with r. c. * Co., or II. 4. d Co. Sold by
druggists. octlS- d&w.
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Close Of the Thirteenth Volume.
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Won't Submit.

Mr.. BEEcHER, the rampant rife preacher,
intimstes that if FREMoNr is not elected, the
Black Republicans will 'rfss In arms and
firov of a government tcorss than that Of old
King George" The reverend gentlemen is
evidently getting excited. Has he, as they
say the pirates do when they come TO des-
psrste encounter, been mixing powder in his
sehisdhsm Schnapps?
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Correct the Ticket

We notice that few of our Democratic
exchanges in this State, publish the name of
Judge HovEY as one of the candidates for
State Elector, instead of that of SAMUEL H.
BUsRIRK
The correction should be made at once, as
it may lead to error in the printing of the
electoral ticket
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YORK. Oct. 81.
Cotton market dull sales 500 bales.
Flour steady; sales OF 10000 brls.
Wheat declining sales $4,000 bushels al Sl,5S9l,'O
for White and Sl,556l SO for red.
Corn quiet (; sales 81 900 bushels.
Pork nrm; sales 800 brls- Weste IN mess. Lee
firm.
Lard dull.
Whisky easier; sales Ohio al 3je.
Bacon quiet
Butter firm.
Coffee steady.
Sugar buoyant; prices have advanced &c.
Moasses steady.
Linseed Oil firm.
Iron steady sales of 100 tons Scotch Pig At 5000
G3i so per tun,
Tallow quiet.
Freights firm.
Tobacco drm with large sales at l09l0Ac.
Stocks Arm Illinois Central Bonds, %; New YORK
Central Railroad, s3x Reading. ~; Galena and
Chicago, lO9z Erie, 6j14 Cleveland and Toledo, H.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct.al
FLOUR sales 10 coo brls at s6,759s,SIi per bril- and
lot OF extra, S7,2H. Rye Flour 1919 per bd Corn
meal at S3,6h yer erl.
Whea-Sales Of 1000 bushels ct 81 80 per bushe for
prime Southern and Psnnsy lvsnia red, and
for White.
Rye-Sales OF 900 bushels at sic. Pennsylvania,
and 7sc for Southern.
Corn-Sales $500 bushels good Southern yellow at
CSC. aloat, and G4II965c. IN store.
Oats, at 42C943c.
Whisky, a. sc for brls., and 35e. in hads.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PALMER's VEGETABLE COSMETIC LoTION, for The crT
uf Pimpes and other Eruptons of the Face, letter,
llmgworm, Er sipelas Scald Head and every variety
Of Itching Irritating Disease Of the skin. II Is me
great Skin Purifier OF the age. Ii opens the pores Of
skin, and allows that pass of in insensbe persPi-
ration which would otherwise be rcsined the
face producing the various kinds erupons which are
annoying.
LADIES OF ALL AGESl
It's the greatest beauer the world has ever known.
2oughness, unsighty pimpes, Inflammation, and all
such snnoyances vanish with the use Of this Lotion,
like the dew before the morning sun.
Palmer's Lotion has cured my face and hands of an
eruption which had been pronounced ncurable by all
my physicians. HANNAH g. PATTEF-
Cincinnati, April 26, 1919
Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion has cured 3
very distressing eruption my wife's face, after all
our acquaintance had despaired of her otisinng any
relief NIMROD PRICE
Milford, CIermOnt CO., o., Nov. %, 1851.
There is 10 humbug about this preparation. 1t has
cured M hand with less than bottle.
J. p SoUTHARD,
State Bank of Indiana, indianapolis.
Price so cents, or six bottles for 50 SO.
Prepared Onlyb by ,,,,,n
sc West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o.
For sale by Druggists Generally. dim
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-23

OF The New York Tribune of Saturday,
very quietly gives it up that the official re-
turns from Pennsylvania show a decided pre-
ponderance for BUCHANAN, in that State. 1t
says that these returns show much better for
the Democratic side, than the previous con-
ficting reported majorities which it had been
receiving.
We suppose that after this, there will be
no denial by any respectable Abolition journal
that Pennsylvania % has gone Denaocraticn
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s WINGS B NIX,
I.y'UIJN.SP0LIS IND.

No. 1, Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Washngton.and
Pennsylvania Streets.
DAYS interest deposits (raies for 10 per cent
Il as per time.) Discounts acceptable Business pa
per for regular depostors, at fixed rate. Buys and
sells Eastern Exchange, Gold and Silver, makes col
ections all points, without charge further than
rent rates of Exchange. Deals generally in Land
Warrants and pays prompt attention to all matters ap
pertaining TO the Banking Business.
A. L. WORKERS., Prest.
JOS. r. ROBINSON, Cash'r.
REpERKTcEs:
Winslow, Lasier d Co., New York.
Robert b. Rowland, New York.
Matthew Rowland, New Bedford, Mass.
4. G.. Burkham, & Co., Cincinnati.
s. A. Fletcher, Indianapolis.
T. X. Fletcher, -
Daniel Wells, Jr., Milwaukee, Wis.
Jro. X. Ellis * Sons, Philadelphia.
h. Robinson. Rochester n. Y. Isep2Od&wly
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" Mr.. Speaker BANKS, of Massachu-
sets, was, last week, in Illinois, stumping it
for Fremont and DAYTON. He spoke at
Mendoza on the 18th. We fear that it is
not in the power of Mr.. BANKS to switch the
" Sucker State" off the good old Democratic
track, however gratifying it might be to his
I" pheelsnks'' to do so. Rather guess he'll
have to "lt her slide" for Buck and BRECK.
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NOTICE.

called proposals for furnishing the State of Indiana
- with ten hundred reams printing paper Is 36, Ito
weigh not less than 50bs per ream will be received at
the Office OF the Secretary Of State, until o'clock Sat
urday,) November 9Th, 1886
HIRAM +. TALBOT, Auditor Of State
ERASMUS b. COLLINS. Secretary Of State.
W. r. N0PSlNGER, Treasurer Of State,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-23

u The New York Courier, says the Boston
Post, short time since, informed the world
that Colonel FRrMosr had left that city for a
few days. Wonder where no is? He certainly
is ao,ehsye in Pennsylvania.
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INDIANAPOLIS BOARD OF TRADE.
OFFICERS:
President-JAMES BLAKE.
Vice Presidents-D MAeuIRx and S. w. PIERCE.
Treasurer and Collector JANIS H. MckKREAN.
Secretary--T. B. ELLIOTT.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
William Robson, Jumes NJ. Ray, X. j. Calling
w. r. Stearns VIM. Y. Wiley.
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RATHER GRAPHIo.-A Boston paper, speak
ing of one of its commercial representatives
of the city. says: He has taken in a ton or
two of self-consequence at every port at
which he has happened to touch, and started
overheard modesty and scruples to make way
for its stowage."
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KID GLOVE CLEANER.

A Important Discovery to the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ thing entirely New!-Just imported
"JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATION
for instantly cleansing KID GLOVES without the slightest
Smell. Rub q small portion the glove, and the drt
instantly disappears-can be worn Immediately after-
wards. One bottle is warranted IN clean fy pairs
Gloves. Price so cents. Try II before buying. All
the Agents presented with open BEETLE prove
lis operation. Agenls are coming money by the unpre
cedented demand. More wanted.
CONTENT, NEARY & CO., Wholesale Store,
jeISdwlyR No. 500 Broadway. n Y.
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CLIREHUGHS
" GsS MD UrhTT ID L

w Us "A q u i y z L L i > :
NTlTH his newly invented transparent, skin seams,
w and other late improvements render them for du-
raby, comfort and ghtness, superior TO all oilers
They measured and made scieEtinc principles,
warranted not 10 shrink and trial will prove how they
excel heavy, clumsy, ilhittng articles Non-resdents
will receive application, his system OF measuring.
which never fails TO secure perfect it,
CLIREHuGH's only genuine Tricorherous and Liquid
Hair Dye, for sale every where. l62 FULTON-ST
NEW YORK. isept30- ydoxw-R
IF YOUR HAIR Is FALLING OFF, il can be pre-
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growth, by The OF BALLARD'S II AIR FASTENER,
price 25 cents, so cents and S1,-eleea ntly perumed
IF YOUR Hal Is GRAY, there Is nothing equal
to BALLARD'S HAIR DYE. II makes any shade,
from brown the most superb black without staining
inurBg the hair the skin II these peer
less qualities it received the premium at the Worlds
Fair, ana the endorsement Of those eminent chemists,
Drs. Chiffon and Torrey.
Manufactures sold and applied at 49s and SEQ Broad
way, New York. sept3O-ddEw wi r.
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Administrator's Notice

NJ Office is hereby given that letters administra
~ tion upon the estate of Charles Good, late OF Ma
on County, deceased have been granted the u-dor
signed; and all persons, owing said estate required
10 speedily quidate the same, and all persons having
demands against said estate viii present them for adj
justmsnt. The estate is supposed 10 be solvent
POWELL ROWLAND,
septlTA3w Administrator
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ss.Oo REWARD.

S,TRAYED on the 10th day Of September, 1856, from
- the undersigned, living the Rockville Road, u
Brown Mare about years Old middle sized, heavy
built and white heavy forehead, and is little sway
backed, has a the back shod before, and goes
little lame. The above reward will be given 10 any
one who will return said Mare TO Charles c. Hants.
Washington street, Indianapolis, opposite the Court
House. in the Union Block.
oct3-wI SYLVESTER MENGIs