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DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and itieasfkes.
A strict construction of the Constitution, and no
assumption of doubtful powers.
A Diplomacy asking for nothing but what is
clearly riht and submitting to nothing wronj;.
No connexion between the government and banks.
An i V'lhtr-ent revenue tnritl.
Ko pnblic debt, cither by the (Jeneral (jnvcrn
munt or by the Statu, except for objects of urgent
necessity.
No assumption by the (Iener.il (.Jovernment of the
debts of the States, Mtli-r directly or indirectly, by a
distribution of tin pnveedrt of the public laudd.
No e.xtentive system of Internal Improvement by
the (rf-ner.-il (invcrnuiont or by the States.
A constitutional birrier against improvident State
lonn.
The honest payment of our debt and the sacred
preservation of the public faith.
A jrralu.i! return Irion n paper credit system.
No grants of exclusive charters ami privileges by
special legislation tt banks.
No swindling corporations.
No connexion between Church nnd State.
A preference f r Democrnts over Whigs for every
tfiVe.
Acquiescence in ti e rule of the majority in all
case of party discipline.
No proscription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid to public education.
A progressive" reformation of all abuses.
The YcarS Farewell.
It comes, through the wintry night,
A deep nnd oleum strain,
Like the voice of the distant torrent's might,
Or the moan of the sleplesi main :
But wild i the music of wind-woke strings,
In iu fir and fitful swell.
And swift m the. pnnsage of ragte wings,
I the dyiii Year's farewell.
It floats o'er the foied fields,
Where the reaper's joy hüth been,
With the sng of praise winch the peasant yields
For the liirvest he hath seen ;
But the song grows sad on the battle plain
Of the Brahmin's sun-lit shore,
For it tr-lh of the eyes that look in vain
For the loved that come no more.
It sweeps through the nnctent woods,
Through the ruins vast and dint,
By lite shadowy paths of the forest floods,
By the desert fountain's brim :
And it wakes the tones which the wilderness
Ilatli long in Iter silence tthiioed,
The echoes of far forgotten days,
That have left no trace behind.
It rings through the crowded marts
Of the old world's wealth and power,
And it winds its way to their weary hearts
In the hush of the dreamy hour;
To the oun it speaks of their future springs,
With the breezes blithe and bland,
But it telis the aged of better things
In the irir unfading land.
And it tells of the deserts crossed,
Of the fair forsaken ground,
Ot the pleasant streams which the heart hath lost,
And the hidden fountains found ;
For it speaks of the rock bcfi.ro us cleft,
When its shadow darkly fell.
And a blessed lesson of hope is left
By the dying Year's farewell.
Tun Wokii 'kSF.Ln.? The translators of
, I it I . A I ir t I V 1 I mi.ie ro cm-, nor w i it pi tin hi in i:i n ite im iiiriii-ifi;, i
tliC blblC have lelt the IlehreW WOnJ SSeJall, jthe subscription monev is paid in lull to the publishers, without
us they found it, and of course the Knlili 10 ajs;t-" KA.Y 4:0i.IK54
p-adcr often ak hi minister, or some learned ' lateairni.'Mnet.t witii t;...- nn-i-h p i'- Mor of Bbckwood-
. . , , 4i ,i iM.igiwine KfCUH'S t' us eariv sheet of that work, by which we
fri'i;ii, what it tnc;i:i?. Aiul the mitunter tr ,iia;i .1! 1 t.i pi tu.- .-i.t.V.- i.umb.-r ti.e h.ouu of subscrj-
ki r . it ..... 1 I.,-.,. ,.K1!4 . A 1 i ' In r b fore iiiy ioi:ion of it en be ti-;' iiitf-d in juv of tio' Ameri-
:ariRMl fncihl ha, ino-t ottcn been obliged to , faii JoiirnaU For tlli, a,i wlh,.r a,iv.,:.t ,.. s se,med to our ...b-
COttfoS lllOnillCe, bccaU'C it IS ;i IIiattCT 111 '. briber, we pay larie a c.nideraton that we may be comp.-l--
1 1 I 1 , , . ! e.t to raise the j rtce of t! e Mau'.iuie. I herelore we iejeat ml-
rearu 10 wnn n me iiiim learneti nave tv no :
means be;n of om: mind.
nM I t
tC 1 arjLTtim- aUl ,
inot of the Jei!i eoinmentator, iivo to the!!;il
won! the mcatiini; i:ti:km.y foui;vf.u .
. , . . iii
Uabbl Klint 111 IVard it as a SllIt tO CleVate
U. ri'i 1 r t . 1.. . t.
ie VOKe. 1 he author Ol the NC'pttlalllt
translation appear to have regarded it a a mil-! an:.;.oii.o;ier i..r 1.5 to ti.e höhest bi ii- r aiut ti.e personal
II. , , .ipropeitvot said Ar.i.entro :t cori -uilng of two
blCal IlOte eOUlValcnt, perhaps, tO the WOrtl
i. . i .i l it I
CCOnllll; tO I.Uther aiHl Others, It
mean- sn.r.M-i:! Gesunui explains it to mean, ;
'Let the instruments idav and sinirers stop,
... , i . i
U ociier reirards it as equivalent to m-rsfm
..r i
ocher reirartis it as eiuivalent to mmisfm
' .....It VJ.......W. ..II
JUKI V up Ml sinn, otiiumui, u-.xainiuwi- .ui
the seventy-four paages in whit h tlie word
occurs rero'ni'es in every case 'an actual:
appeal or summons to Jehovah These; are
' . , , ill i
Calls tor .'lit I atld pravm tO be heard, eX-
inil MthtT with iTitire direr tilths if not
rtLU CllIUl IUI IIU1M UICIUlLs ll IIOl
ill the imperative, 4Hear JellOVah! Or awake
Jehovah I atld the lik'e, still earnest addrcS to
tli-if Iii would niitfiidif r nod heir ' Sec
isnd tnat lie wouiu n mtmoci ami mar, wt.
The word itself rejranN as indicating a
, , - . , . - l
blast ol trumpets by the priest. Selah, itself,
he thinks an abridged expression, ucd for
llif'f'ation Selah: Higiration indicating the
" 'I , . 7 . - . r, - -
SOlirid Ol the Stnilged instruments ntld Selall
a vigorous blast of trumpets. Bihliothcca
Si i cm.
In tlf course of Quoen Atlcl.tide recent
jotirncv to Kxctcr, a letter was placed on the . rs
table of tliC V aitin-rOOIll, at Taiinton-Sta'ion,
, , , r ii , n e-i
aoilrcsifil as follows: u 1 or hir 4Ios ira-
it.s riiagcsty tuiene ad il.ule Railgray Hotel,
tan ton.
Among the advertisements in the Than we :
. . , . , - .
read that,4 I wo sifters want icashm", ana
-1 . 4 . i I c 1 r l l
fli.it A. itifi.'lr.p iini-lw.lil'if I.' f-kttl rf nlil I-
tiiiii. .v T"jiiirtv-i j i.uiiLui.i.n ii'.i'i i uiui-j
(Iren, zrishni for two or three, or any other c m- j
ployilicnt!"
" . i
Tr n. . . , . :
IlaVC StllliClcnt Courage tO SpPak tO .l pOOr
frirnrl PVPn in tili .trci t inti whetl a rifh
iriCnO, CCH 111 lilt Sinti, ailU WIlCIl a ntn .
one is niY'li. The etlort is not so irreatas!
many people may imagine, and the action is
worth v even of a Kinir.
The following is a literal copy of a birth
announcement, ent the other day to a pro
vincial brother of the press: uOn Sunday
K;tst at his Residence Mrs. Of a Sun
and Air.'7
When your " friends" tome "advi-dV you
for your good" stick up to them for the loan
of a sovereign ; and if you ever sec them on
your side of the street again, skiver me, and
welcome. Blackwood.
Faith is the spring f all energetic action.
Men throw their souls into objects, only
because they believe them to be attainable
and worth pursuit.
tJreat ellbrts from great motives, is the best
definition of a happy lite. The easiest labor
is a burden to him who has no motive for
performing it.
SALT!
Iaoa BARRELS No. 1 for sale at river prices. ad ling trans
,UUU prtation. SMITH Si HANNA.
Opposite Brand- lUnk . Indianapolis, la.
rf riEr'E.-s sl -h Steel, 5. 8 and 12 inches wi.le ; 100 pieces Amer
ican Lll."trr do ; 5d bundles spring do to S inrhes.
51 y S. Ac W. MOORE.
;es;oc;i:iii:s,
OF the best quality, for talc by
"tn 9 EATON it "OAN
f v)i i i7vcf! toe i.n i i" ks."
lr E have a lare st.Krk for sale, wholesale and retail.
4' SMI I'll & II ANNA.
ciMMti:iuui:s.
BRLS ettrs fine cranberries. jut received und for sale by
45-y D. C TEAL, west side Depot.
17
4 MERICAN ALMANAC for li e rar 1H40. Just receives! by
J. decIC MOl'lRIüON Sc T ALBOTT.
BL COUMF.NIN'S lliitory cf the Top l.
n! MORRISON 8t TALBOTT.t
wtt of Browning's.
BIOGRAPHICAL ad FoIiUcal History of Congiess
2 MORRLSOV k. TAL
BO TT.
Q 000 ,,,S Vltn Varus, assorted ; 1,(00 lbs Battinf; 200 lbs
-7V7V7 Candlewick; for na! low by S. Sc VV. MuORE. M y
f ä BAO.S Prime Hio Cotree, very low.
ßl 61
8. St VV. MOOE.
7SAIIY BARTON: A Tale of Mancetter Life, just received Ly
iu IHM ID . NOBLE.
Indianapolis January 9. lSJf).
Elritisli Periodical Lilriuturc.
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Republication of
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BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
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L on tl eir arrival by the British Steamers, in a beautiful cL'ar
type, on fine while paper, and are faithful copies ol the originals,
Blackwood's Muguine bein: an exact fao-simiie of the EdinliUtgb,
editiun.
They em'orafe the views cf the three meat parties in England
Tory. "Wl.i, and Kadicnl. " Hack wood" an.l the " London Quar
terly" are Tory ; the " Edinburgh Review" VV h i j ; and the "West
minster Keview" Radical. The ".North British Review" is more
of a religious character, havintr been original y edited by Dr.
Chalmers, and now, since his death, hein conducted by hip son-in-law,
pr. H-inna, associated with sir David BrewKer. It literary
character is of the very highest or.u r.
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Consisting of hack volumes of tlie following valuabla works :
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E'arkwood. Magazine,
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Westminster Reviews.
I Any one subscribing to Itl.ickwood, or to one of the Reviews, at
j $d a year, or to auy two of the Periodical at $ j. will receive, gra
; lis, one volume of an v f the ore in in m a!o ve iiam.-d.
A subscri?er to any three ot the Periodica nt $ a year, or to
the lour Review; at wiil receive two premium volumes at
above.
A subscriber to Rlackwood and three Review,at $1a ear, or to
the four Reviews and Blackwood, at $10, wilt receive three pre
mium volumes.
CTle ise he particular ia namirg the premiums desired and
the works subscribed for.
CbUbMUM..
Four copies of any or all ot t i.e ;i'Mve w Ork i.l t c sent to one
address on the payment of t!ie rcjruL.r sul'sciijition for three the
lourih ! ei.ig c r.jtis.
, No premiums will Ic ie-t u here the :ttovi! a'low ance U
smix while the p ice u t.w '
Ui mittanrt4 mill coniniui.iC'.iu.n nouhl l.e aiwg j s a.i.irei.ei,
IK)4t .()li or franked, to t'.e pot llo rs,
i.r..v.ti r 'i t wX riuo'ii lun.
' 4 11 1 1 Y1'.1 iYS . V1,!1'',
rH,"''' "iidersunetl, administrator ot tue estate oflMvid Armen-
j ö trout, late of Marion county, Indian 1, deceased, will, on the
20'. h dav of Januar v, i I''. :it th- Iiite resi-tr nee of f.ii 1 i!eei-dent,
!OM Mi-sissini tr.Jt .south of Mar I .nd street .in the city of lull
etock, one bureau, one b.ok nr, two Istivid, mi cO'iUng
'stove anl furniture, an 1 various other article of household and
kitr n lun.nuro :-lumbcr, s'on-h-i, bri.k, and a large av,oit-
nu."tor car,: ",trrs VH'r:
all nullit rf tliree did ar- find nn h-r, r.-ih
in hand, an i t r ait
moniliS fto.ii d.ite w i'
with ....rovei erui
sums ol ovr ihti-e ool o, a credit of mx
'I 1 i.l.f ... .... I I. ...r .. rc j ', I k .1
moil 11 s ll'l.ll M.l.r nil in- m 11 . v I i:'- J' in ll.i i in ni Ii i. Wli'i
wl.h 4.,. prove i wmiiv. : t without a,:y i.:o f wbT. ver from
valuation or an.r.os.'nient I iws.
iWejnier ij. --. W3ah SOLOM t CUt'SK. A.lmr.
(' i' iiJiri7l: slid! OV i.OT.f
LY IXDrA.WWO.lS,
()f the Yu.ihintjii Jf.iil Company.
"'ÄXIT'l I-T a'r pi ne at the trout of the H ill ' llmw nins'H.) m
Th-.r-liy. Januiry LH'., between thr h..ur of II and 2
n,tl,,tl1' ,,n !i'",lh ,,in "f ,,,m4 ; "n
pp,nHyv3(lI., ntrert, in ft.-ol if the Ili-("t. A pi , n ol l!ic I it c a lid
the alleys adjoin in; the auie, ran he m Washington Hull.
(ne fourth m tnnd, and the lemsin ler in Ihne annual pavments,
" wih "". H-itiiu relief f-on appr.iem-id laws, and
j,,, ljmv. The ati.. i..n win i e p-nttivei? k-.i-i without
iwrvi. mum hmhet bidder. j.mi:s rlaki:, Aitem.
Indiannpuliii, li.-c. b, l-!-1. tio Is
m - , , r , " .
EäVK.f-lil Im
r state, t,.r f..iiina and b.ndmn the i.iwsuni j..um.uof ths
prjei,t tiessiort of the Jf ner tl Aseinbly of th State of Indiana, lit
Un f.m and manner prewnUd by lw. Tliebid will t oiiened at
raid nrtice at 2 o'clock. ! M. , on Sa'urd iy the 1iy of Innuary,
1119. and the fontrart awarded to the lowest repon-ibl.' bidder.
The successful bidder will be reijuoed ti Rive bond and Herurily In
the peuI run) of two th u:iud d. Ii ;! Inr the t iitliful perforiiiance of
his contract, subject to the approval of the und.-riC(ied.
U. MAUUIKK. Auditor of State,
HAM I,. HAWAII, Treasurer of State.
JOHN II. rilOMI'SON, Secretary ol State.
f lST RKCF.IVKD. 5 hd prime new crop Su;ar, aolirlsprin
new cro:i Molasses, 10 I alf br:s do. I or r-ale v.-ry low .
i s ,t w. moore.
rune
il.lti:it'r A :.' IMi.VO E'OEcrri.
t rlH K sulwcriber linn j usl received Irom I . (j ilbert Sc Co.'s rele-
M l.r.r.rd ldniul"a-lory, Rostoii, .M;-s , two l'i , no Fort ; one of
- i rili f . .. t fi..- ...... . .
I Wlllf II IS a ueaoi im I iwnre v-urnrr, ;iu.vuuiu ur, Willi iin.l.oliail
Atiachmrm.
fors de n.rcah,:itlhe ,h
nhd to order, frn the n
warranted iu every particular, a ndaie offered
Alanufirturer' wiire loom price. I en n dir.
same establislimeiit, Piano of every deserin-
lion aesireu. on inr nii.nr irrni. .-v. w. ini,i,Aitu.
. ..... . . .. .
ail... A Jt IUI I I
Aug. It, iJin. .o.o,t.ru;iiii niocK .opposite 1'Hlnier Hoiife.
rs.OI K! I I.OIIKI
p-v C. TKAhCii iimiMo bill 1'ro.l.iCf Meiclirnt nt the Rail
) y9 Depot, is pi.pired to give liberal advance oiu oimpirnuiiia
of FtoiK ; and will insure the bil.et market pi ire for all krt him
tosell und to forward. .Millersaul otl.et havlnjr rlour sent to this
l10'1' or l'l''"e"l or sate, would do uell to see l.im before ron
tiK,nin-; their flour. IU p-iyiparUculuratUntivn to litis business.
October, i"t. 37-tf
IEO(I cV ?t) ma:
Off AVE b-ien appointed agents (or tlie sale of Ihlbrock Cu.'i
EU. School Ai'paratu. a supply of which has just been received.
consisting of orreries, st-lliirious, small plubs, peometi ieal forms
an t Holiils, numeriral fiams. .c.,to be soil at nunultrturer s
prices, which are very low. i earners and olheisbie respectfully
invited to call ond examine. 02
sV.imii:s.
j :) d .z Wis-! Rurkets,
3iO lbs S F Indigo,
10 hits M.-uMn,
4brls A Until,
.1 hhH Lead,
75 do Wrap Taper,
in dnz llr'xiiiH,
For rile bv S. k. W. MOORE
5 OOX t'lMllt.'O I lltW,
12 boxe- Collins' St Mann's A ih,
3l) doz tLass assorted,
H ihi iron and steel Crnln Shov
els. My
Jl'ST IK TI.UK.
ti mor.M.f that Oi l Ibmrbon Whiskey at rivrd lo-djy ;
1 0Uo 10 turrets of ol 1 Monuntrahel.i Rye Whiskey j tote
v.hu have tried this liquor wo nt use amy tümp eUe. For sale tnw ty
4V)- I. L". TEAL, west hide Dtjot.
oiYiifl:ü
SMttlM the country for merchandize will be executed, if sent by
children, at lowest ntes. Tun jears residrnre in this city , and
referenre tu all w ho do btliue with us. we itrnu xiitli. lent lit s..tofy
aahat lliey willlM dealt with fairly hy H.MHI1 & IIA.WA 45
OVI'lt-HOI.S !
TOO PA'5i Uuff-ilo Ovrrshnes, tesuU a large lot of men's, wo
lJJ men's and rhddrrn's Melnltir. tlvershoes, thai are wurranted
not Ui heroine lnrd iu eo'd weather, for sale al SHAUPE'S llatanj
SIh Stör sizn of Oilt Hit and IUm.i. 5.y
l'ST reeeivedat ORAVDO.N'S. Sign of the Saw, a very de
JT sirahle assortmeni of voarli Laces, Cringes, Patent Leather
Top Leather.O um Cioth.tJurtain Stull, OilCarpeting.Tuits, Moss
Huh Hand, Alc. tee 2i
stil l, i: row i;it!
fSwrE otr.-rforsale two superior brands at Cinci una tiwholekal
TT priresAitlioutail.ling transportation.
June . ü SMITHS HANNA
kUI V I.I til as usual uy w noievaieni
s If.
SMITH c HANVA'S.
.IIOIjASSKS.
CUOAR Housand i.lv ntatkm MojoMS,a first rateartiile fursal
CI chenp.at MAVHEW'M
l'J-U
aiiioas axo siioi:.h.
4 FRESH and complete innort me ntj tistrereivedand for salelovv
hy UM) SMI I II te HANNA.
" roic ( ASH
IXTE will sell from ten to filly dollars worth of jjoods at reduced
rates. IS SMFI'H . II ANNA.
tt i;;;?is.vai;i;
4 VARIETY fi.raaiely
mayfi SMITH tVJI A NNA.
U50..
fe2 i 'l0"5. embraeing all nixes, and WHrrante.l a r.rst me arti
C3 1 " cle, for sale kt reduced prices, by TIIH.MAS Rt'lS'I',
"I Siu of thu lied Anvil.
ToiriY::os!
UOXES Virjinia. Minvurlnnd Kentucky Tobarcns, for sale
very low hy S- te VV. MOOHE. äl y
Orv ERLSgCarotina 'J sr, very low, by
54 y S. h Y MOORK.
S E MI-WEE KLY.
LIST OF LETTE IIS
KF-MAINIVO in the Tost Office at Indianapolis, I tdiaua.on
January 1 , 1849.
(Zj'I'crsons calling for these letters will please to say
AUVEUTISED
The inland postage on all letters or papers for Foreign
Countries viust be pre-paid, otherwise they cannot be for
ttarded. Uluber Mi Catherine Parker Mrn Heneritta
'Hoover Ü Powell Benjamin
'llutcheison Chas U P;irr Noah
Uluzer J II litt rson Chambers
! Harden Embr 3 1 T
Asbey Mary Ann
Allen f'aroline
Avery Solomon
Alexander John
Ad.tms Henry 1
Aull fhrislev
lllart&ock William
Tut'h Jessee
Parker IU v Dyrd
Pendergiist Knos
Peters Henry
Porter Hiram M
f Q
Quarlcs Win
jfteynolds Pleant
! Rose (jhurle
IHulson Miss Mary
Anderson Miss Mary J , Holman Wrn S
Anderson Jus
Hoover Wm
At -milage A S
Adams Williams
Aiken James
Arm tat; e Srott
Atkin John F
Austin Stsphen
Anderxou Jas V
B
ßurri John
Hu-hiod Thos
I1 n d V I)
Ueckwith John D 2
Uowser Henry
Hnii'e flentge
Brown W S
Benj on Carl
Uro wlnn t' M
Itthm OodK;vr S
Bl ck Washington
Houh John 2
Bur ke John
Itrown Jaii
'11.11 I sr.', ,11
llatten James
jlliess A
Hawes P A
Huddle L
jllaihert Allen
jHorkman Jarob
: Hamilton Norval
;il:turk John
lludSon Miss F.lita
I heth
iHill Wil'i.im
jlle.i.lIey J.iiii- i
Hu.Uon Marths
llaxn s C L
'Hajden ("apt N
Hu llle II. my
:Hane'ss l'hiliipps
II .rt.i ll John a
llarliour F.liha
dhlT I) tvi 1
illiiiKT Jacob
KiJilev Samuel
Rose Wm II 3
Rogers M.ss II t
Riclii-ion Matthew
Roll Miss Siisau
K-ed Samuel
Roll Joeph
Rum k Miss Lovina
Read Mis M J
Ramsey Robert F
Robertson Alexaxan
d'T
Ro.-td Samuel B
Robinson S.juire V
R ij ster Mrs Adelina
Ruse Decaror
K.bb Robett
LJea t Maiie or Julia
Ann
Uinger Conrad
S
mith Wliliam
Sinks Dau
ideiiuttom Wm
Speers Wm H 1
Slack Maurice
Suikcj Win D
Djcoh Hiram
Heiner JO'in
Harne MissA varilla 3 Hutton J II
Ho.iz WilTam 2 Hoover Sarhh J
Ho 'a It-r Joi.ri Hill Mi.s Margaret
Brj an Itennett 1
liii'hoover Christian Irwin Maihip
II
rt'ih .M niii ()
Bvrd Henry
He',1 F.lizi
Hrown II It
Hyinjton Jnmes
I5.iker l'onr;.d
llran Luke
Hrot$rnii -Mr
Bi unit Siimuel
llfi ' t M
ImiuitltChi istopher (
J
Jnmes Elija
Junes John U
Johnson J
Jeifery Wm W
lan'cunt I liomas
Johnson Mrs Ph-'be 2'SelU Nicholan
Jjuison Rev W II
Jjineson John M
Jjmfj I ra
J.tckson Naiah
;iiothfr John
;Si,Ily 0 mi.-1
SHiith Mor.Mi L
Smith Mis. Pi iscilla
Short (leorire
S ofl'ord John
Sheüuba rger Nancy
lb
.villi Mis Kli.a J J .l us.m S.to.l J
Brook Jas
Hi own Rott
It .u 'lheo.!ore Ü
B.ites .-mith
Hr. it iii' (iotlib
Itaker tj'ort;e
Hriiton Wil.iam
i Jno It
l!f . I 4 'oumd
llruinlev Aiex
Hi I ile Wm
Bio oilier Joseph
ll. ll Nu'hanifl
I. irker Frederick
Hron Levi
Urou ii Caswrll
Brow n F..ra
Blown Itev O
Bru . I A l
Beek m in n Wm
O
("law-ion Arthur 2
l..lk SU-:iuiid Mis
CunirT.ii.Lii John J
Vn '.din'.oti lleiij
ov-il.i!e Wil.i.nn
"oll;ns I -a t
( Ink Mis Maria
W) im
r.. ..t I". i U
fit .ir..;. J W
rl.-k J.M
I ' ui ti Wm
'llii.Tt-ilill Win
Cress V li
Johnso'i Wm B
Jam.'ii Piurkttiy
J.ickin 7. idoc
Jain.-s F.bj .h
Uor.e Win J
J unken lire.'iiville
Join Fleming J
K
KMne lo. I
Ko.-k Ili inrich
Kin 1 1 ji riet
iKe lo.'t; Newton
iK t ie John
'Kiii2 Sand
I li
l.i'tb Mathrw
La l'ertv Ueno
lmi W'mlf
Laekey Andrew
Loi'kwoo 1 U.A 2
Lord Lint II
Lou lermilk Misj
.Maiy
'LnMfü John M
,Lsme Col Henry S
lLoucks James
I.ewii Mi.s Maigt P
Lowmuu John
1 1. oie (i.-o W 3
' I. itra John W
! Linton F.li. ibeth 2
Lane (Jeo'ts
Li wis II L
I.antr H u id
Smock Simon '
SlliderJes.se
Serjeant F.zra D I
Shearer ' eo W
Smith Stephen j
'Smith John
Smitti Mrs r.liabeth '
Show J Jill es ;
'shorts Daniel I
Mlihh Joshua :
wharj. J.d.n K 2
tep'iers John j
SoottMrOio 2
i Sniithor J ohri
Sni,!er Miss LvJia
Si,w Miss Olive 1
i-Stniih Sauiiul j
,shuli H B j
Sharp Ji' n U
,Shuniawny U 2 '
iStep'ti-ns Su.rn;iali
ISm.tli Pet. r M J
.Smilher Willis !
ISini'li W ll Kvi i
Smith Joe
Sid dull I no B
jSinock M. ssi s R Sc
1 Co
starr N M
s.i wi r M's Sophia
Smit.i S W
'Sti-vi uson Mis E.'i.a
! b.th
,S.jott W.slton
Shull R.,rh, 1
S, mour E l
Spaik1 Win
st.oit Hano'l
si iel.is Hobt
Shaw Mi's Sophia
SHOW Jo'l'l
S. i.tf (J w
Srluirteld Sarah E
Smock Archibald
Sto.-kwell Haniel
Sinork Abraham
SorJs Mrs Klizuheth
'Lester R RJsS
Crowe SaiiilStnnhope Lonjr Jo.-.-.di
C :.key Miss Eliith
Cloos C M
( han iler Hobt A 2
i'otiiitroe Joel
Cherry Thos I
Curry' Mrs Mnrgt
C uddin'oll .ÜM
Mi.r-t
Cntti'ison J.t II
Clinton J.iseph
Co rtT- I ins B.-nson
Chamberlain E M
Cam, bell A J
Carter C
Coleinan Jos P
Carle Wm H
CaMersoii I'atrirk
Lynn Joiüh
Lhrrir ore lis M
l.titi Mi Jane
Lande S.iud
Levy Jo-' i h A
Lav erty John
Lnux J".i!i
M
Mono William
Mort ui Miss Lavina
Mil bouse Thomas
Mofk John
M iru Mrs Snrah
Myers Miss MaryJane Stevenson John
Morifun Alexander
I Stall l)i A
iMeekerThos N G
Marsha! HeorifR 2
L
Tomlinson Jesse Sr
Thompson Nancy
ITalhert Miss Mary
jTonilitison batnu. I
i Thompson Joseph 2
iToddThosJ a
Cjirsoti Alex
Nlattena John W
('ooper Clariuda MisslMorris Francis A
Cond John
Mjttley Edwur 1
Cot Leander
Currv Solomou
Carter Jl W
Ciuey MÜlord
l
D oion M rs l ersis
ly oü Miss Mary
l;i vis John 3
Düringer Simeon
1 im y Wm Harrison
llurham H 'tij A
Dempsey II P
I. rrick Levi
Dent!, r William
l)i Hi i" Joofph Jr
1 awsou Tin odore
I);iwso:i Matthit.
I av is Reuben or No
I lc Davis
Darbv John
Heva'll M. A
Diet) iJeorjn j
D.I b y Hobt E
Dobsoil I) M
E
Klston David
Elir.i'.eth Mi Sarah
F.astenlay Solomon
Elliott Ii H
r.nglem.in John P
Em try John
Ely C, C
Este D K Jr
EHjkoii Andrew
F
Mortow Rev W
Mot i f II Henrietta
Martin Mrs Eli.abUh Turner MiitMinrrva
Moiian .Vitlianiel iTvUrE S
Marsh Milton ;Tutewiler Henry 2
Mu"ifT Miss MarthnC 'Thornton 11 P
Moore Misse E J & Tombieson Julian
H L
Morris Mis H
More sa;:c
M y ers John 2
Mvers Reiijamin
dan D.ivi 1
Mathency Andrew
Myers Willijrn
Mnn J in i st 2
MunJy James
Mayo Mis Amanda
Mo.ie Joseph t
Murry ('hariis
Malvy David
Mrsli Milto i
Man ley William
Mentooth John
Muntane William
Muir William
Todd Thomcs
Tavior Stephen II
I'm tu r Augustus
Tiiiii- lli.ntiilial
I'l hompson John
Talbot David
Taylor Stephen
I'.-arney Edward
jThonipsoii A M
Tirterne v Chas A or J
' A Beck with or
! Oeoige T Ely
Thoiiitisou Austin M
! u
. Lr ogles Sipiire
I V
Vininj II O St S L 5
Virnn Ho! ert tJ
Vming Moses
MACS
ining S L
LMcCole Miss HarTictjVukens S H A
jMcCJure Jacob jVicroy Jmnes
jMcCliy Rirbnrd V'ansjoc L
iMcMahan John Vinrient Mis Nancy
Mcf arling ueniamm V ausickle Jacob II
i Mc Kee Aliner
J McCord Joseph
'McCormark John
W
Werner Phillip
Wright Wesley O
Whiieman S T
Freeman Lettetia Mrs McKissi.tk David
Flowers Miss Maria
FolU Frideikk
Fee David
Fi ii.ier Snul
Fintier Sainl
Fuqua Andrew
Fletcher Hora'.ia
Formiti Mi hs Dretta
Kieler Wilhelm
4
CJ reen Jai l
(JDS of T W
(Javer Henry
iflnrirk Jului
iold Adam
(rieft JW 3
M.-lt..ri- Inlin or ll.U'-.b..i;..l.l H T
... ..viii. w .-.v i i. n . Ii it a
- Elroy iWliite il II
IMiMJlure Ker.ia 'Weaver John
,M.-L:oitfhliu MUs Eli-j Wiley Wiley
i in K
jMrCulcc Jamea
j .Mcuire J imts
;Mr 'nr.lv Samuel
iMcKee James
M Daniel David
McCKJImd Beitl.ie
I Mr! 'ovy Francis
. McCrwadv J imes
'Mcl'aw W iUiaui
! N
iVi-wel Mm E M
'.Nordvke llenajli
'NimI C F O
W hitehead Charles
Ward Thos S
Whiteside Mr
Word R L 2
Walker Wm J
Wright Lorenzo D
Wilson J'-r. miah
Warner (Justavus A
White John
Wi-e Mrs Mary A
Wood Nicholas
WeaVT Joseph A
Wililer Benjamin W
v' 1 1 -o :i Thos or Jas II
Willson Samuel
A'ood be.ij .iiiiu S
-.Vntrl.t CI. hs H
Wollhilt Henry
Webb Richard
Williams Nancy
Wilison Fdisnbeth
Wilson Allerd
Winter Miss Mary M
Weaver D;ivid
Winecup Miss .Massa
Williams A
Webb M B
Wilkinson James
firitiin Pant
Ires'i John
Oalhel I Christiana
(iott Thomas
(irren Kliiba
liillin M
Oleen Mrs Sarah
(iiuniui Augelo
(Joe Smith
(tii:i Mrs Lucy
(ray Robert
II
Houston Mrs Martha
lleriu William
llovey Alvin P
IIiHiver ( orsjii
Harris Win
ll.-nd.ufcoo William
llstl Elizaoeth
1 1 ti I Samuel A
11 illam E
Hall John S 2
llowland John D
Hviitt Ren be a
Hiller Carl
.1 3w
Neighbors Charles
ViUfclur Lewis
(
()verman John M
Overall Miss Susan
shorn Cant Jno
Oh aver John
O'l'oimer John
O'Riley D iglass
P
1'rulson John
I'earce Thomas
I'm x II Miss Sarah
Place Jos..,h T
I'oiue Mus Zerurrilda Whi tle William P
K
Payne Fletcher K
'arker A 2
I'iker Diuiel
!'r.-itt D l
Parker H W
l'esbo.lv Joseph A
ftirker James
tWoSti James
(Worth Hi.hnrd
Wiuhhurn A
! 1 1 t & ... .
v I iui jruu
White Stephen
V
VotlUt Jl'SM
jVaryati John
I,. DU NLA., P.
M.
WEAVER WILLIAMS,
I iKlcrlaki r :uil Colli it -.linkers
f ItKSI'ECTFULI.Y inform their friends nnd the piiMic.that
they have removed lo their new vnrehouse,jusl wert of their
t ntd one. They are nnw prepared to furnish all articles ol
r .l Cabinet Furniture, elecint, cwlly,or rhesp, to suit llmttirte
i i'-"Ji,i' in.irti.i.ora Tiifv will nlsti my iiromut and D.irticuhir nt
tentioti to funeral atrineeineiits, and will nnderlake tlie whole
or any part thereof; furnish a on or two horse hearse, car
ri ieen, Ätc. at tin- sliortenl r.otire. As tli-y keei ready inane
roilius en Innd, thev u ill U nb'e to furuisli the same prompt
ly, and at lower than thu usual rates. Iln-y III nitke rofTnw to or-
at Ihe shortest notice . either d. iy or night, nnd will iu eveiy way
cuaraiitee to five satisfaction. ( ineof the fum ran ulnys be found,
cut of business hours.at hin residence, directly i n the rear of the ware-
limine. '
ALP Harrels No 2 for sile at lowest rates.
4.', SMITH Ac II ANNA.
I J
sTi:iii,.
LL denrriptions for sale at the sign of the HP.D ANVIL.
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ALMANAC IOIt THE YEA II 1HVJ.
SUN.
MOON'S PHASES.
D.
II. M.
a o M
5 I? E
1 K M
4 25 M
January.
First Qr. 3
Full M . 8
Third Qr.lG
New M. 21
ad -2'J 30 31
First Qr.3l 11 6 M
Full M. 7 G 9 M
Th.irJO.r. 14 10 23 E
New M. 22 7 52 E
February:
1 2 3 ! 7 6 ; 5 22
8 9 10)7 U:.ri 3d
13 10 17 0 51 J 5 US
22 23 21 ; f, 4J 1 5 46
4 5 f. 7
11 12 13 14
H 1J 20 21
. 20 27 28
March i
12
4 5 G 7
11 P 13 11 i: 1G
H 19 2D 21 22 23
3 Ö 22 5 53 ! F irst Qr
1
25 F.
24 F.
1 E
23 M
20 M
12 M
30 E
16 E
39 M
29 M
22 M
50 M
45 E
19 E
46 E
41 M
0 M
51 M
30 M
3; E
28 E
10 i g 21 i 6 I
17 ;6 10. 6 8
Full.M. 8
ThirdQr. 1G
New M. 24
First Qr. 31
Full M. 7
j 5 50 ti 1 4
IS 4 - ' 6 21
5. 40 6 28
23 26 27
2H 2'J
4 5
30
r
13
April:
1 2 3
8 9 10
15 10 17
22 23 24
2'J 20
11
IS
12
I!
2t
34
6 41
OH
20 21 , r, 1
27 2S I 5
ThirdQr. 15
New M. 22
First Qr. 29
.May t
12 3 4 5
s y 10 II 12
13 10 17 14 10
22 23 24 25 26
t 59 ! 6 55 j
4 52 ! 7 I
4 40 j 7 7 1
G 7
1H II
20 21
Full M.
ThirdQr.
15
22
2a
4 41 i 7 13
New M.
J First Qr.
o
28 2'J 30 31
12
June:
4 37 :
4 30 ;
4 35 i
4 37
4 :s9 l
4 43
7 18
7 22
7 25
3
10
17
24
I
8
4 5 G 7 8
11 12 13 14 15
18 19 20 21 22
9
10
23
20
Full M. 5
ThirdQr. 13
New M. 20
First Qr. -27
Full.M. 5
ThirdQr. 13
New M. 19
First Qr. 20
23 2i
2 3
7 27
7 20
7 23
7 19
7 13
July:
5 0
12 13
10 20
20 27
2 3
9 T
10 17
23 24
9
10
14
21
28
4
II
IS
5
4 47
4 .S3
1 I ÖS
13
10
i:
22 23 2 1
29 ?.0 31
August i
1
8
15
Oil
7 0
6 53
; G 49
'ß40
6 29
G 1-
: o 7
5 30
5 45
i I
3 34
8 l.
5 13
, 5 4
I
t i
4 50
1 4 49
: 4 43
4 ::9
! 30
I 4 30
: 4 37
i 4 40
4 41
Full M. 3
10 42 E
8 20 M
0 26 M
5 7
12 11 14
19 CO 21
II
Tliirdlir.il
New M. 18
5 17 S
5 21
First Qr. 25 11 46 M
20 27 2 29 30 31
i Sfi'temhtr :
... 1
5 G 7 8
12 13 14 13
3 30
5 30
5 42
3 4'J
5 55
G a
o y
0 10
0 24
0 31
C 39
0 47
C 53
3
10
17
24
4
11
Full M. 2
Third Qr. 9
New M. 10
11 -10 M
I 17 E
10 24 M
3 40 M
1
10
23
30
18 1!
25 20
.'0 21 22
First Qr. 2l
Full M. 1
ThirdQr. S
New M. 16
Fir-t (ir. 21
Full M . 31
Third Qr.7
New M. II
First Qr 22
Full M. 29
Third Qr. 6
New M. 14
First Qr. '22
Full.M. 29
October s
1 2 3
8 9 10
15 10 17
22 23 2i
4 5 0
II 12 13
18 19 20
25 20 27
23 M
34 E
3 M
43 M
37 M
It
21
2- 29 3 31
12
.W'ttmber
3
10
17
21
4
11
5 0 7 8 9
12 13 14 15 lu
2 45 M
3 33 E
8 46 E
9 47 E
1 15 E
10 0 M
2 2 E
6 22 M
18 19 20 21 22 23
25 20 27 28 29 30
Jitcembrr :
7
I ?
8
2 3 4
9 10 II
Irt 17 H
5 f. 7
12 13 14
10 2(1 21
13 i 7 14
"2 7 19
23 21 25 26 27 28 2'.' 7 21
3o 31 I
iM)UAroiJ.s iosi' fficji:.
Arrivals :iul Dcpai turc of the
Eastcrm Closes daily, at - ... - 5 P. M.
Arrives.! u'y at ...... 8 A.M.
Cincijiati via lirtwkvdle Clone Mondays1, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. G P. M.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, 6 P. M
Cimcixiati via Lamenreburgh Closes Tuesdays, Thuts-
days and Saturd.iys, 6 A.M.
Arrives Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, 7 P M.
Southern via .V.uumi Climen d.tl y, except Sunday, - G A. M.
Arrives daily, except Sundays, - 2i P. M.
Leave n worth via r.lnonanlKU ("h ues Mondays, Wed-
iied.iys and Frei iys, ..... G A. M.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursd.iys, and Saturdays, 4 P. M.
WtstKH vi t 'l'errt Iliute Closes doily, - S A. M.
Arrives daily, - - - . - 5P.M.
M..iriiitH-i 3se Tuesdays ai;d Fridnys. - - 7 A.M.
Arrives Wednesdays, nnd Saturdays, HP. M.
CKAwroFDvitj.E Closed daily, exrept Sundays, - H A.M.
Arrives daily, etcept Siiud.-i) m, ... 5P.M.
Laivykttl via Isbanun Cliwe Tuesdays and Fridays, - 7 A.M.
Airives Wediiesd.i) s. and Fridays, G I. M.
Nou mea via Im?uh pmt Clone .Mondays', Wednesday!
and Ftid.iys, ... 7 A.M.
Arrives Tin s ';ivs,T!mrd;n s, nnd Saturdays. 2 P. M.
Cbskmtills,., via It'inrhctter, Jo. Clows on Mondays
und Frid iys, ......
An ives Tuewdays and Saturdays, -1'ssni.B.TOi
Closes Thrdi),
Arrives Wedne.sdHVH, -
7 A.M.
r. p. m.
GA.M.
3 P. M.
GA.M.
4 P. M.
ntJNI.AP, P. M.
1'bbu via Broad llimtle Clones Tuesdays,
Arrives I-ridays,
fadtunapvttii.vVor. 21 .
L.
Tlllltl AKTi:iti:V STATK.IKI1'
Of 31 lit na 1 lAtv. Iiisiir:nice Company
f iv York.
A'). 35 Wall streetfor the second term of Five year.
Amount of first dividends and re-
seivedfund, .... 537,15S 67
Amount ptemiums received fiom 11
Feb. to 1st Nov. 1S4S, on account
second dividend. ... $195,333 43
Amount tccetvrd for 6Pa inks, poli
cies, ic. second dividend, -
Amount received for iuterrst on
bonds and m i tjjaes, &c. -
Annuities balance, -
1,940 7Ü
15,777 9S
3,353 15 21C.410 35
$753,508 54
DISDURSEMKXTS.
Lössel and expense, and paid for
uitendered policies,
$71,261 03
ASSETS.
Cah on hsnd. - - 2,201 93
Cash dep .sited in the
bank of New York, - 4.S75 95
Houdi and moitjsges on
real est lie in the cities
of N. Yoik and biook
lyn, valued at twice
the amount loaned
thereon, - - -475,237 19
Stocks of the State and
City of New otk, and
of the United States, 104,102 99
Amount due fitnn agents, 3,74ü 33
Amount remaining un
paid on half yeany and
quarteily policie is
sued previous to fust
dividend. - 2,093 20
CS2.307 61
4753.5G3 64
Increase of investments since Feb. last, 164,747 50
Number of policies issued fiom 1st of May last, 691
Whole number policies inued, 65971 Kor life, -Lesscancelled,
forfeited, and Kor seven years,
expiiid, deaths aod surien- f For oih'r periods
deied, .... 133J
3224
890
152
4'266 4266
M. ROBINSON, President.
Samvci. IlA?t!AY Secretary.
November 1st. 1S4S.
J. L. MoTiir.niiF.AD, M. I)., Medical Adviser at Indianap
olis C. V. C'adv, General Agent for Indiana. 61 4w
.11 UM SO I A IVO III iAlOLIS
ICAIIKOAI.
tFLTER AML1.VaEMF..VT.
ON and afler Monday, Oct. Hi, IriH. the Passenger Cars w
leave Madison and Indianapolis daily, (Sundays excepted,)
f.älosr. vi :
will
as
l.enve Madison at 8 o'clock A. M.,and arrive In Indianapolis.at
about I P. M.
ylesve ln.lianapdu nt 8 o'clock A. M.,nnd arrive in Madison, at
a'.xMit P. M.
Freight triins run daily leaving Madiuon and Indianopolis ot 5
o'clock A. :w.
A II Freight for the Northern Station must be at the depot! M adison
by II o'clock , lo insure its shipment the succeeding day.
May.lcMH. SI tf HENRY lt. HALL, Supt.
llciilar Tacket Line
F It O M
TO CINCINNATI.
It cnttiection teitk he M. Sr I. Railroad.
f-iIIK new an 1 splendid itfsimer TVISCONS1N. T.T.Wright,
Master, will leave M idisou every Monday, Wednesday, end
Friday, ou the arrival of the cxrs nt half past one o'clock, P. M.,
and i!'.uve Cincinnati everv Tuesday .Thursdav ond Saturday
at 12 o'clock, M.
MADISON UK LLP. will leave Malison every Tuesday, Thürs
day. and Saturday at ti o'clock, '. M.,and will leave Cin- iunatl
every Moii.la v. W.nes, lay . an-t Fri'ln v, at 12 o'clock, M .
Püsseners com ine: in on the cars wil1 find it greatly to their ad
vantrge to take thi.: line of boit. n they Can always befurniih
.l wi'.h a 1 s'.a'e room. Alt ., in rounng from Cincinnati . and
nil intermediate ports, to take ihe cms, they will find tbis line
the cheapest, hsthey can remain on board all night free of c.arr
Htial'ri. firing on vour Cianic!
OYSTEUS, FltESH FISH, ii IMF, Ac,
ISejrti'arly served up at the
CITY SALOON,
Nevrlv opposite fie Sentinel Ottiee, Indianapolis, Indiana.
31 tf
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14 15 lfi 17 18 19 V0 ! 7 li i 5 6
21 22 24 20 'J6 ; i 7 is 5 14
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epletnbcr -7. 131.
Volume JV::::::::::::Xuin!)cr 09.
A AItI.
CHARLES MAYER just came to town w ith a most plendid
assortment of Notions, Toys, Liroeeries, Confections, et cet.
see advertisement. He invites the folks in town, und also those
who viit the place to rail anJ examine his stock of goods, which
in variety, quality and price cannot I e excel ed any where. He
is selling the most of his goods ch aper than he ever itold them be
fore, as h" bou.'ht them at sistonisl ing low piiee ; for Chiitmas
and New Year' day he is especially well fixed. Pleas examine
my stock ot good, even if jou don't w ant to l uv, as it w ill be a
pleasure to you to look at them. CHARLES MAYER,
60 Opposite Temperance Hall.
Cigars, Toloicco, xtud li.
TT OYERS of a good smoke, if you want to smoke an extra fine
JLA Principe, or a hi.'hly flavored Regilia, just ctepin.and jou
will be served w ith the best cigar, w hkrh can im imooite.l al-o, if
you want a good chew, I have xrellent Tobacco of every flavor.
20,( 09 improved Spanish cigars of diilerent brands ;
lUO.Ooo best half Spanish i!o ;
50,01.0 American do ;
500 papers high'y flavored cut and dry Turkish smoking tob. ;
1509 " Ameri'-an cut ;.nd lry tobacco ;
LO boxes Dir-rinia chewing toba. co.of various brands, straw
berry, raven lish, lad y tvit, pound lumps, five and
eight pound lumps, hor eyd.-w, m.ilrod, i eilroa I, 8tc.
500 p.ip,rs (ino.l win 's pres-drhewing to'..a.'co ;
5( Ü '
Hodmann's do
do
do ;
obOU stone pipes ;
4 boxes hite clay pipes ;
C do. German pipes j
Jut received and for s.ile by the subscriber the lownt prices.
CHARLES MAVLIl,
.VI Opposite Teinperatice Hall.
TOYS, AOTIO.S,
Ac
OCX DOZ Leather Doli, of all tdes ;
Ii J 'Jo doz wax Doli, of all st7.es ;
7 Kreuch Accordeons, from .?! To to .12 00 j
lot) (i.'rman Accurdeonr., from ;tl cei.ts t fS ;
6S (lutes Irom U cents to ? , j
S7 lincy boxes lrotn 50 cents to ?5 ;
ltiil do, pearl, bone and pi. it cd Studs, latest French fashion ;
Sf.V) Violin, from 2. rents lo 5 ;
75 Drums from 10 cts to .I ;
11) Swiss music boxes, phying yat-.kee doodle, sweet hone j
6 doz China toys of diiterent patterns ;
JO doz bottles bear's oil ;
6 doz ox marrow ;
23 doz ' rose oil;
And a good many otlier trti'-'es of this desct iptlon too numerous
to mention, just received and for sale verv low, bv
C'ilAK LKS MAYER,
50 Opj'Osite Ternpf ranee Hall.
iiins, list(Nf and i'oclict Cuflery.
sih 'O P (ii.ns at SI n pie e ;
3 si barrel Revolvers :
pair ilou' le barrel Pistols ;
IC-o single barrel jd-ito's from H7 cents to $1 apiece ;
ITmiO Wosteuholm's pen an 1 pocket knives (Vom 50 cts to QJ ;
00 pock knives diirereut brands at.d p;!tterns ;
Alo, luitclier knives, table cutlery, ocket knives, shoe knives,
Stc., just received and for pale very low bv tlie subscriber.
CilAKLKS MAYER,
.r0 Opposite Temperance Hail.
ruui rs: rjci'iT.s:
BOXES new Malaga
sm 9 Raisins;
10 hf boxes do do 00 ;
U5qrtr " do do do;
1 k-;r Zante curants ;
1 I rl Cet inan prunes ;
2 boxes citeon ;
1 box Veruiacely or Peutihc
Nu !eln ;
10 drum raisins without seeds
300 1' s French prunes in fancy
j.irs :
1 basket D.Ves ;
5 t oxes tig rote ;
C " Jujube paste;
4 brl solt shelled Almonds:
2 br Is aner shelled do;
1 tri fi; Ibens ;
1 brl IVanutts ;
1 brl cresm nutts ;
1 brl Tecsn ;
I brl English walnuts ;
5 tirh Chesnuts ;
6 bris si.i:ill solt shelled Hick
2o drums Turkey fis ;
cry Nuts ;
Just received aud for sale nt the lowest prices, bv
CIIARLP.S MAYER,
.'.0 Opposite Tempersnce Hal
-i;oct:i:ii:s
CO lbs r loves ;
I 1 brl pi inter ;
i5o boxes tadow c.indles
r( BAUS prime Rio Cotree ;
JSJ S t'a?s Java do;
3 chesis best Imperial Tea ;
4 " Vnung H vson do ;
3 Ounpowifer do;
20 bris best N. O Sugar ;
10 !rls refined do do ,
5 brl loat sugar ;
4 brls crushed' do;
4 bils powdered do;
h bags pepper ;
2 as allspice ;
:v'0
20
! 3
!25
3
ti urine do ;
star do ,
sperm do ;
rosin soup ;
soda soap ;
cateel soap ;
it
1
6 holf boxes almond sosp ;
5 bris s. IL molasvs ;
1 brl jf olden syrup ;
5 Ib riunnmon
10 bris N. O. molasses J
Just received and for sale by the subscriber at the lowest prices.
(J 11 A III. r.rt Jl.MtB,
50 Opposite Tentperiance Hall.
C'o 1 1 f re I i o 1 1 v r i cs
KAfX LBS astortwd Candy;
xjyjKJ V,M, i,,B fatir y candy ;
25 His gilt kisses ;
100 lbs French do ;
J.r lbs cracking do ;
150 lbs sweet do ;
75 lbs fruit Tos;
10 It s shell do':
anS l ite Works.
500 pieces candy segnrs;
.v) lbs white sugar toys ;
25 doz cough candy ;
10 Coz strowberrirs ;
25 boxes Canton firecrackers;
19 doz rockr-tts, dirlerent sizes ;
21 doz Roman candles, do ;
25 do pin wheels, do ;
25 lbs ch vein. e Lozenges ;
li doz grasshoppers, do
Just received and lor sale low br the subscriber
CHARLK9
MAYER,
50
Opposite Temperance Hall.
I'UUMS AM) l'KllSLUVES.
"J) DOZ pickles in rjuart jirs , 2 dor tomato catsup ;
smt 3 doz assorted pickles in hf 2 doz walnut do:
gallon jars; I 1 doz mushroom do:
"2 iioz HKs'ted do in one gal. jars ;! 2 doz raspberry sv rup ;
1 dor pickled onions in qrt jars, 36jars assorted jellies;
2 doz peaches in liquor; :4'J jars assorted preserves:
6 doz ttottle peppi-r sauce ; 6 kegs of asserted pickles ;
2 doz hrandy cherries ; 5 doz sardines in tin canisters ;o
Just received and for sale at very reasonable prices, by
CHARLES MAYER,
51 Oppoite Temperance Hall.
"ciieesc, Ili't'f, .Suii:i;m, and Crackers.
O fnC LlbS Western Reserve 15 brls butter cruckers ;
Z)JJJ cheese: : brls water do;
liCOli.s dried beef of excellent; 2 brls HoMon do;
quality; 3 brls soda do;
1300 Irs Bo'oenn Sausage ; I 2 brls sweet do;
Just received and for sale very low by the subscriber.
IHARl-LS MAVEK,
60 Opposite Temperance Hall.
lovler, Miol,
Ca.-, and I,":iI.
H g KFOS best quality of
iL ?F Kifle Powder;
50 bags Shot of all sizes ;
25000 plain s B Caps ;
Just received and for sale very
50
"tOlMiO split rilibed G D Caps ;
10000 Walker's caps in tin boxet
600 lbs bar Lead ;
C doz powder Masks, all sizes 1
low by the subscriber.
CHARLES MAYER.
Opjosite Temperance Hull.
FISH! FISH ! FISBI!
H AVE received direct from Doston the fallow ing splendid lot
of fish, which are all lately caught and inspected
C. I .la K 1 M ..!- ...1
liO tisiTta ft. m n Ir .1 . t llorrlnnrr
yj 111.9 . . j .'i av. ni iv. ,
10 btls No .1 do ;
6 hf I ris No 3 do ;
15 bf brs No 3 do ;
6 qrtr trls No 2 do;
20 b;ls No 3 do ;
1 brl pickled Herrings:
500 lbs Miioked Halibut ; '
1000 lbs Coil fih:
4 doz cans Lohstert ;
brl Tongue and Sounds ;
2 tierces Salmon.
They will be sold at the lowest prices, wholesale or retail, by
CHARLES MAYER.
50 Opposite Temperance Hall.
him! vi.i:s. WINKS!
fit AVE received dirtct from New Orieans Ui fullo v.intr splen
did lot of Wines, which are no drug, but of direct importation :
4 octarines sweat Malaga ; 1 7 qttr csk I ort
3 qrtr casks Muscat
3 qr easks white Oetman wine;
3 half pires Madeira ;
4 qrtr caks Satm-me wine ;
2 uoz c nampagne 01 the nest
brand imported ;
3 qrtr casks hherry.
1 eok P.ordeaux (claret;
Tin'v will tu-, sold nt the lowest prices, by
CHARLES MAYER.
Opposite Temperance Hall
50
THOS I : TIIAS AUA IN!
rb CHESTS nioreof that eitra fine Gunpowder Tea. said by
Z& thoe who have used it, to be the finest intheeity; also." a
little more of the same eort left" ol that super Young Hyson, and
a very fine articleof Gunpowder Tea, in 6 lb. cattyF.lor sale very
low by the boi, at MAVHEW'M. 86-tf
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
VERY large lot of thirty hour and eight day Brass Clocks
Just received and ready for Inspection ; some most beautiful
patterns, all lever escapements, brimi a decided improvement on
the old escapement; we warrant them all perfect, and to keep
eoodtitneor nossl; prices sj and upwar.is, anne jeweiry siortr
r . 11 .f.! iirVT'l. t Jiuirnsl eoov 1 4'J
(Journal copy)
HOOTS AN1 SHOES.
GENERAL assortment, and very low , just received by
sept 11 SEATON & HOLM AN.
HOLLOW WAKE.
FINE assortmentforsale at
inavö ISMITH & HANNA.
A
A
TO C!tKtENTHitS.
TUST received at GRAYDOVS, sign of the saw, abeantiful
ar
tide of finishing nails, 5th and Cth sires. Call and see.
25
TIMS ! "
CHESTS supeiior Gunpowder; 4 do Imperii. ; 4 oo oung
Hyson ; JO CHities, ass4.riel ; r.r U l.v R y
NAILS.
sal at Cincinns-ti prices,
r m KEi'.S Nails just received and for
5sVsv v Ith freight, at M A YHEW'S.
lG-Swsw
. 1 1 . I... . &
r ATI". Clarendon. or Neciotnancy In the iiueme-, j
reived by MORRISON fc TAl.itOT'l ,we w oou... -.
December 7, 148.
TIN WAKE
A N assnrt'iient for satehy
SMITH St HANNA.
iinlG
ttST received, 75 tons Pittsburgh Iron; 100 keg
Nail, low at wholesale by 8. V V. MOORE.
do
assorted
5y
J
INDIANA STA TE SENTINEL:
X GAZETTE OF THE PEOPLE
&-Ojfiec on Illinois Strett, .Xnrth of Washing Un
BY CHÄT'MAxNS teSPANX.
(0Th Stato Sentinel will contnin o much larger
yn-mit of ronclin matter, on all subject of general
interest, than any othrr iicwstjmpor in Indiana.
tiii: Ki:rii-ui:i:Ki,v iinsrioN
IH publiMtiOt every Wi ili:o.(ln v nn. I Sji t n ri'n v. and
dunii: Im M-rsioii i,f i1(. Looi-laturr, lli,-f titnee? a
l 1 . ...
vcoK, nn i m-s(l:i- i ,,,i;,Vv. m.i! S-.üm! nt
Four Dollars a i,nir. p-iynhlo" ai-A n s ,n atlvtn'cc.
s-sai: v::i:tii4Y r.otiio.
s publjshf,! i vory TlmrHliy, nt 7V. ;,., .7 rear.
always tu lo: .ud in niKuiu o.
.91 m advanct' v lii jkiv lr i ih-mi'I,,
I'.ts iih ri i 1 1 : i:e ÄlO hi n'. nit -o, fr ..f reigt-
irc, shn M inve U'.n-f coji s .d n,' .n ipi-W . i l.lv i
your. s'J will pay i-t st iM'trth. xl v ilv.tMf
bo clmroi! f'.r 1 1 - Tri-Wt-rkly , ate! tft;te for ti.e
Weekly, t!uriiir the L L-l ttue Msi(.i:.
ADVi:RTfSi:.Mi:T will he mortui three llnu 8
at a stjtiare of t-iht Jim ai:d b-.; t nt.tiiu.eii at tl
rate of twenty five cents a square for ( ncli additiot.ttl
lnsertinn. Quarterly advertisements, per Square, $'.
AW advertisements from abroad must br acenmj ti
nted by the cash, or no attention will be prti.l to tl.ei.n.
ftrrostarre tmii-t be paid.
MM:III LOTTKUirs.
GRAND sCHK.MUS FUR JANUARY, 1S4D.
J. 'W. .Tl:iiiry V d'., 31;in;iKiri.
$40,000!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Ben'ßt of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. 4. for i49.
To be drawn at Alexsmlna. Va . on Saturdsv. Januatv f..
P.KILLIA.NT fC.il KM L I
1 prize of $10,0'K1, 1 do 1.1.000, 1 do KJ,tx.0,l do5,0C0. 1 do3'C0,
1 do 2,392, I do 2.000, 30 prizes of $1,000,30 do500.4.c.
13 A. lj'tt'-ry 14 Dtoirn If allots.
Tickets $10 Halves $5 Quarters $2 5-1.
Certificates of packages of Jo Win le Tickets $iro 00
Do do -2Ct 11,-ilt do C5 oo
Do do 26 Uunrter do 32 Jm
i I pilal s i iT-iZiil
SO Vri.r ui s.l.OOO!
VIIUs'IMA STATK l TTllUY,
For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Cbis S'n. 8, f..r Xr-A'J.
To be drawn in Aleianritui . , on .-'at. r lay, January 13,
SPLK.ND1D sCHK.MK.
1 splendid prize of e 4-..-53J, 31' pti7.es of 5.000, !3 do (lowest
3 No. prizes) 60 , &.r.
.V) i.iij'rt; 1 1 iß raren
11 J),
lial'ots.
Tickets 12 shares in proportion.
Certificate of packages i l W hole T tkcts
I'o t'o 25 Hal ' o
!' : 2". Quarter do
Do do : Lichih do
S1T0 DT
-J (Hi
42 5
21 m:
l prizes of :iO,000 eadi :nc $ÜO,OGO!
YIIICIMA STATE LOTTERY.
For the reru.fit of M tioripaUa Academy,
Cl i .vo. l i, i..r 1 4:1.
To he drawn in Alestindmi, Va.. on fntnrdnjr, Jinuarv 20, 1 r 43.
UKILLI vNT SCHLML.
lJ prizes or .?30,000,-2 do l i.i 00.2 do 7,000, 2 do 5,(f0, 2 do
10 do l,5O0, lo do l.'.tH, vO dolOO,&.c.
7" A". ls'tt'iyVd Drawn BaMs.
TicketsS1" ; shares in proportion.
Certificate of packages of 2. Whole Tickets
$!30
(5
do
do
do
-2b
25
I Ulf do
Quarter do
do
?0,000 IoII;iis!
nO.UlHI.
$10,(10".
A' oilers out i f 7S
STATK LOTTERV.
lfi Drawn
VIRGINIA
For the Bent fit
of Mononpalia Academy,
Class A, for IS
Tobe drawn in Alexandria. Va.. on Skturdav, January 27, 1P49.
MOST SPLENDID CHCME:
1 spleudid prze of $:0,0oti, I do dO.OOO, 1 do 15.0 0, I do Li.tOu,
1 do 7,000, 1 Oo 4,06, 3 prixesc4" 2,0 e,Ui do lido, IU) do l.O.'O, ltO
do 500, &.C.
Ticket only $'2 shares in prrpoition.
Certificatcsof packages 20 Wliole tiekets t2t0 00
Do il.. i1 Half do 10 (si
Do do '.''' Q'i oler do 1 ü )
Do on 25 Kijhth do 30 it 1
Order fr Tickets and harel and CertifVatei rf Tarkacs in th
atmve Splendid l.tl-iies will receive the in out prorri;4 itteiitirtt and
an ofliri.il a ciuiit i.f eai h dr. o.p Kent immediately alli-r il i errr
to all who order from us At'dress
J.L. C. MAl'UV,
A pents for J. W . Mauiy a- 'o.. Manner.
G5 3w Alexandm, ViicUiii.
v.siii.m; i o id im, rou saliT
rT',IIIS fine Tavern Stund, fcondurtrd for the lent twelve jnol y
E. Hiownine) is now offered for Rite. To per.iis acquainted
with Indianapolis, a description of this property would ri't be i rres
sary; but In lh"e. ui.arqiiHii.ird, it may lie t t.ier tu Fay.lhalit is
situated on Wafhincton street a' out the centre ol the r it y of ln1in
apolis. The buüdincs are Ihm k the front ihtee fti rien ,1 ive ll,e I ;ie
tnei.t. the wingst wo stories, the whole Ci.ntainine seventy l nr.- n s.
If desired, an extensive stable having; seventy units, it h the ner.
sary ßraneries cribs and shrds attat bed, will be sold with the stand.
The furniture in the buildinc belonging to IE'. Prow ninp, for s. te.
.Mayll.lPi. D'f if It. I. EVI HE.
Yoiin's Ii:irovs(l I'afonf Sinnt ami
Scrc'iiiiiy: I:i4'liiit.
rWMIR suhsciH er l aving pti'i li ised cf Robert M. Dempsey, J'sfj
Jbl his rijht to th Stute of Indiana In the above, will rontinu. to
1 nanut.ictute the machines ;.t Iudianspol.s, and will unrrai t ib m
j to pet form tetter th.-.n other inncl.ines of the kind now in oe.
! Tl.ete are utout two hundred sold in dirt rent t arts of the State,
giving the utmost satisfaction. Orders lor n.acnines must te address-
to THOMAS K. CASE, Indianapolis, Ind. 00y
ciiimii:k than i:vi:k!
JAMES SUI.r.rtOYE resiecttu!lv announces tft bis old
customers and the p.ibtic, that lie is nett rin.i.t d to n II ar
tides In his line of business as cheap as the) enn le sold
by any other establishment in Indiana. Peifone inwaritcl S-t.dn,
! Bridle 1, Harnest of all kinds, Saddle and Carpii Lr.gt. V'rtrls,
j H7ii;), or any article in his line, are tequeMrd to call m d t-es Ids as
I sorttnent. Now nianufactiirinp, a lot of full tpantth Saddles tiy
su;erior article.
! Also, just received, a select lt of Ftirru . Tree, riusb, T bb
J race Chains, liuckie. Haines, aic, an 01 whim win be sw4d lor a
very small advance on ct. At his old stand, two doors east of Meri
dian street. I ndianppoü.
Wlat and other hinds of merchantable produce w til I e received at
market prices in payment for any of the above articles. 73
siiiM.v im;i:'i.s!
TUST received, a vry larje lot of Cornelius k. Co.'s Lard Larrps
of the latest snd l.e-t styles, suited to parlor, chtroler, cthce or
I store ; also, r variety of kitchen or h-nd lard lamps, wtb any
quantity of cut or plain globes; also rLin.nex s 10 M all kinds of
I lamps, Hol which will be sold al Philadelphia prices ; thf- publio
. m invited to call ar.d price the lsrr.ps nnd see if they art i.et far
i below any thing in the market, at the jewelrv s'.oir of
I 42 y (Journal cop) V. II. TALE07T.
! KELLY'S II50N CÜKISON.
rrpiIE xubicribcr Is now prepared to furnish smiths and others,
L his newly invented compound for bardenins iron, f ivies; it
the hardness of stc I end retaining its original touglmis, lull
directions accompany the article. Having devoted two cars to
; the experiment. and completely succeeded, be adopts this met Led
i of getting it into general use, preferring it to peddling in patents
i an. I patent rights.
He solicits orders and a fair trial. 20 JOHN KELLY
C O N V V C T I O N L II Y .
UavU tV llayiics
"TC'rOULD respectlully inform their l'iiids and the pubtic pen
T V erallv, that they have taken the Indianapolis Coufectionrv
(ately kept by Mr. Hodgkins, wh-re they aie prepared to i.rt.ish
Candies, Fruits. Cakes, and all articles in their litie, on as ri aon
nble tetms, wholesale or retail, as thev can be purchased in the
West. They rep ctlutly Invite the a'tentiou of country ceiders.
-rurties supplied to order on short notice.
hi tf
Tlie I.urKct and Cinl Stork V i.
TAJOV receiving at TalLott's Jewelry Ftore direct fiom tLe
1 nianuf ictoiit s, the largest nd best setociioii of Wairbes,
Jewelry, Silver Ware, and Fancy Goods, biought to Indiana, jobs,
and at prices that defy competition, eithei at home or abroad. I bis
is loud talk on paper, t ut w ill sound full as well to tl e est cl 1 1 e
public if they wi.l only ca'l nnd learn bow low they ckii tuy. W
ar.-prepared to suit nil tastes, uni a.-mn we promise j-ncis km't
suit. ttore opposite Washin-jton Hail.
40 V. II. TAI.BOIT.
Cotton and Wool Itlarliine Cards.
rpiIE subscriber, thankful lor the very libeial patronapc l.e L
received for the last twlve yeais from Manufacturers ai
Carders of the West, would now inform them that he l as on hand,
and will b receiving the prsnt winter, a good assortment cf
chine Cards, manulactured at fict.trr,Mancckusrtts, w hi- h will b
warranted in evejy particular, and sold at Cincinnati prices, w UU
the freight lidded. Also, Tacks, Emory and Comb fdate.
A. (J vVlLLARM.
No. 5, Grithth's Block, oj 101.it e Palmer House.
Januarv , 1S47. ti
CJETLE.11E'S HATS.
AM now in receiptor another lot of tlxwe brant if ul Hat mad
expressly (rr ihM market ; they are nt inferior lo any I ton ve t-e
fore oflV red ; fordurtbitiiy.heiuty and stIe of finish Ihey ireunsur
panned by any. Gentlemen can frt Hats that ncrmately fit the brad.
Alo. comjilete aMrtiont of Mrr Fur, Srl, Nutra, Csoih aud
Flush Caps, for sale at the lint and Shoe ttire of J. K. SHARFE
Hecembei 4, 1848. M y
CAN DLR IM K.I:KS!
SL'ST or-ened, n fine assoMmentof Cornelius Si. Co.'s latert stv 1
GtrandoletOT caii lle burners. in pairs, w ith one, two or tl its
burners. They are decidedly the handsomest and most ftohionaM
candle utaul now In e; 'they will lc told at grettly retlnred
priois.by W. II. TALBOTT. (Journal copy ) i j
CXCiHAVlNI. ONE TO OltDl.i:.
VLL kinndsot Knraving, such as door or trnrk flatrf, j en
knives, pencil s. uoons. thiuil lev. breatt runs, fineer r.res.
etc. .neatly engraved. K-ifAouf charge, w hne w e ell the aitirlr ;
when we do notseii tne i runes, marges unusualu low at
i( W. U. TALPOTT'y.
' savi: ioi; iitn:s!
LL In wintof Fashionable and Chesp Hatsor Caps ire in.
vited to etiamiite the stock ol the suiscrittrs Ncr.tslt.il
go iway dissut itied, as they are determined to t-i ve the v t r lest
bargain's to be had intheeity. HECK k CO..
N o v mber -29. 1-17. 53-y Opposite Hrowtiit g 't .
N. . SI IK.
srRRLS V. O. Su;ar, let article, jist received on Ceti
9J!f sinnient an.l formale byC. TEAL. est sid Dejot.
cii i i:sn its : ciiiN i'rs!
Af 1TSH very fine Chesnutf, just received and for lale low I
wholesale, hy D. C. TEAL, w:st sid Drpot. 4i
ii:as.
sfE t,:iVr a superior lolat ream. nable prices.
SMITH II ANN A.
SALT!
BRLSt Salt, just tec ived and lor sate low by
54 tk W
200
MOORE.
ENTLEME.VS Hats, Fall Hyle, 4 .direct from New Yk
manufacturrd to order, jut received , at HORN.- 0
' KW CROP Uuisins, Almonds, Caisia, Clves,ke., (or sUI.,w .
01 H U V. MOUKIl.
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