Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1852 — Page 3

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INDIANA LE6I8LATCRK

SENATE.

Satokmt, Marsh C, IMS.

Ssoats met.

°* ^ Mr. Berry, tbs order of basis ess was sasfsaied. aad lease greeted Mss to iairodoee a rswdstioe to proceed iastaeter 10 tbs eteetioa of a Prssidsat

pro /«e»., wbieb was adopted. Hon. Samvbl 8. Mircue, sf

then unanimously elected. Pttkiont, tfc.y Prmnttd.

By Mr. Slack, two petitions from citizens of Hontieg* ton eonsty, in laror of a free banking law. Referred to select committee on banking.

Report* Jrom CommUttet.

By Mr. Hicks, from committee on education, return, ins bill to authorize incorporations for the establishment of high schools and seminaries of learning, fcc., with an amendment, recommending its passage. Amendment concurred in snd bill ordered to be engrossed.

Retolutiovi Introduced.

By Mr. Hester, that the Hnose concurring, the Oeaersl Assemblf will go into the election of Trustees of the Indiana University to-day at two o’clock. Adopted.

tfc , Introduced.

By Mr. Berry, a joint resolution in relation to declaring a bridge across the Ohio river a post route.

BUh on tkev Third Reading.

Joint resolution in rslation to prohibiting the circulation of small bank notes. Passed—ayes 23, nocs 11. Bill of the Honse to raise a revenue for State pur-

poses for 1352. Passed—ayes 35, noes 3.

The bill levies a tax of 20 cents on each one hundred dollars’ worth of property, and a poll tax of 50 cents. Bill of the House authorizing the proof of deeds and mortgages in certain cases, kc. Ayes 23, noes 16—not

a constitutional number of votes in its favor.

Mr. Emerson moved to reconsider the vote, which

was agreed to.

After some discussion, Mr. Reid moved to lay the bill on the table. Lost—no quorum voting. Ths question recurred on the passage of the bill and was lost for want of a constitutional number of votes—

ayes 20, noes 19.

Bill of the House to provide for re-covering the State Honse and for making other repairs, passed—ayes 36,

noes 2.

Bill to authorize plank, McAdnmized, turnpike, gravel, or coal road companies to change their roads to

railroad*—passed—ayes 32, noes 3.

A bill of the House to authorize the construction of plank, MoAdamized, gravel, and coal roads. On motion of Mr. Turman, the bill was recommitted

to a select committee of three with instructions to strike out that part which provides that “such company in adopting the provisions of this act, shall be subject to all its liabilities and be deemed to have abandoned their former charter, so far as shall regard ihefaiure govern-

ment of such company.”

^BiMs on the second reading were taken up and discosMessages of the House were taken up and disposed

of.

Mr. Turman, from a select committee, returned a bill of the House to authorize tho construction of plank, McAdamizod, gravel, and coal roads, amended according to instructions. Tho amendment was not concurred

in—ayes 17, noes 19.

Mr. Winstandley moved to lay the bill on the table.

Lost—ayes 17, noes 18.

The bill was then read a third time, but before com-

ing to a voto,

The Senate adjourned. AFTERNOON SESSION.

Seriate met.

The consideration of tho bill pending at adjournment

was resumed.

The question being on the passage of the bill, it was decided in the affirmative. Ayes 32, noes 2. On motion of Mr. Emerson, the committee on county and township business was discharged from the considoration of the bill of the House regulating general elec-

tions.

The bill was then read the second lime. Mr. Berry moved to recommit the bill with instructions so to amend as to provide that the election for members of Congress shall be held at the general election in October, 1353. Mr. Dclavnn moved to lay the motion on the table. Lost—ayes 19, noes 19. The uuesrion being on recommitting with instructions, Mr. Winstandley called for a division of the question. Mr. Berry withdrew his motion to recommit with instructions and the bill was referred to committee on

elections.

Mr. Sleeth, from a select committee, reported that it is highly inexpedient to change the year of electing members of Congress. Not concurred in—ayes 18,

noes 22.

The Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Saturday Morning, March 6, 1852.

House met.

Mr^King moved to rcscina the resolution which authorizes the publication of absent members in the morning papers. Lost—ayes 34, nocs 43. file Speaker laid before the House a communication from the Door-keeper, stating that in obedience to the order of the House, he had taken in custody Mr. Gookins, who hod absented himself in contravention to the

rules of the House. Mr. Gookins said,

I have simply to say, in respect to the above proceedings, that on Friday, the 27th ult., I had, by vote of the House, leave of absence for an indefinite period. I had previously stated to the House, that in consequence of professional engagements, it would be necessary that I should have leave of absence, otherwise it would drive me to ibe neocsity of resigning my seat, ns I could not and would not oisregaref those obligation which I had previonsly assumed, f have had no notice that my leave of absenoo was revoked, and 1 insist that no such proceeding could he had to affect me in my altsence, and without notice to me. If this may be done, a member may always be violating the rules of the House without any possibility of knowing that he is doing so; a position so revolting to every sense of justice, needs only to bo stated to secure the ccndemation of every intelligent

mind.

I have only to say further, that every publication by any authority, stating that I was absent without leave, is contrary to the fact, and contrary to the journals.

Petitione, fc., Presented.

By Messrs. Withers and Smith, and appropriately re-

ferred.

Reporte from Committees.

By Mr. Buskirk, from the committee on ways and

means, a bill relative to the duties of county auditors, reporting the same back with a statement that ite provisions had been incorporated in the general act in rela-

tion to assessments, Stc. Laid on the table. By Mr. Gibson, from tho oommittee on the Judiciary,

ling that tbe

same be referred to the joiat oommittee or the

By Mr. Saitk of 8. tee to report, at aa early a day”sa peeeikls. relative to tho mw eooaty to ho mode o«u of the titMiies of 8peoeer mad Perry; carried. Messrs. Gtbooo sad Eagiiah worts excased from sewiag oa the joist committee so the reviews of the laws. Mr. Modget moved to roonassdsr the vow hy which the Hones gave the power to appomt tho enmmi.toe to the Speofcer. A lengthy aad exciting debate caoaed,aad the motion to reeoastder prevailed—ayes 52, noes 21. . The question then recurred oa the resolatioa aothorizieg tbe Speaker to appoint tbe com out lee. Mr. Eaglisb moved to amend the resolatioa hy striking out all after the enacting clause, aad inserting, “ That the House will, the Senate concurring, rescind the resolution for a temporary adjournment.” Mr. Mudget moved to lay the amendment on the table; carried—ayea 49, aocs 29. Mr. Modget then moved to emend the original resolution by striking out all after the enacting clause, and inserting the following: Resolved, That this House now proceed, by viva voce vote, to elect the joint committee on tbe revision. Carried—syce 59, nocs 16. The question then recurred on the adoption of the resolution as emended; carried—ayes 50, noes 27. The Speaker decided that it took two-thirds to pass the resolution, and hence it was lost. Mr. McDonald appealed from tbe decision of tbe Chair. t The question being whether the decision of the Chair shonld be taben as the jndgment of the House, it was decided in the negative—ayes 31, noes 45. Mr. English being in the Chair, laid before the House the following commonication: ✓ Hall or Rzfreszntativks, > March 6th, 1852. $ Sir:—Yon will please ley this, my resignation of the place of Speaker of this House, before the body over which you are temporarily presiding, and obltse. Yours respectfully JNO. W. DAVIS. To Wm. H. English, Esq. After a lengthy debate, Mr. Gookins offered a resolution to go into the election of a Speaker at two o’clock this day. Pending the question, House adjourned. AFTERNOON SESSION. Tbe House met Mr. Owen moved thnt for tbe purposes of a temporary organization, Mr. English take the Chair; which was agreed to. Mr. Owen said that as there was a difference of opinion about the election of a Speaker, he therefore offered for adoption the following resolution: Resolved, That the H*»nse postpone tbe election of a Speaker until Monday next. Mr. Gookins said the House could do but one of two things, to proceed immediately to the election of a Speaker, or adjourn. Mr. Behm moved to amend the resolution so as to go into the election of a Speaker immediately; carried— ayes 45, noes 30. Mr. Huffstettcr moved to adjourn; lost—ayes 33, noes After some debate, Mr. Manson moved that the House adjourn; which was agreed to.

JAMES BRADFORD. JOHN BRADFORD. FRENCH BURR MILL STONE MANUFACTORY. Genuine Dutch Anker Brand Bolting Cloths, all numbers; MILL SPINDLES; MILL CASTINGS; HOISTING AND TEMPERING SCREWS; Damsel Irons; Screen Wire; SMUT MACHINES; PLASTEB OF PARIS; , ASD PATENT PORTABLE CORN MILLS; ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE. TUr’All work sold at this establishment warranted of the best quality, »wl if not found to be such upon trial, the money will be refunded. . JAS. BRADFORD 4r Co., No. SSWulnut .Street, lie tween Second and Pearl Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Swaim's Celebrated Panacea,

FOR THE CURE OF

' INCIPIF-NT CONSUMPTION,

SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, RHEUMATISM, WHITE SWELLING, DISEASES OF The liver and skin, and all

DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OF ^JIE BLOOD,

AND THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY. £lWAIM’S PANACEA has been for more than thirty-two years celebrated in this country and in Europe for its extraordinary cure*—fi>r the certificate* of which reference i* made to the direction* and books (which may he hud grati*) accompanying the Panacea—*ome of which give the particulars of cases too inghtful for general publication, where the patients hail been almost eaten up With Scrofula, amt were deemed incurable by Physicians. It has )>eeu used in hospitals and private practice, and has had the singular fortune of being recommended by the most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons. Among others by \V. Gibson. M. D . Prof of Surg , Pa. University. Vale nine Mott, M. D., Prof, of Surg., N. Y. University. W. P. Dewees, M. D., Prof, of Mid. Pa University. N. Chapman, M. D., Prof, of Physic, Pa. University. T. Parke. M. D., Pres’t Coll. Physicians, Phila.

Dr. Del Vullo, Prof, of Medicine, Havana. Jose Eourenco de Luz, Prof, of Rurgery. I,

reporting beck a bill without action, and asking that tl •amo be referred to the joiat committee of the two

Houeee, which was agreed to.

By Mr. Stanfield, from the committee on the Judici* *ry, reporting back a bill relative to the competency of wttneeeea, and asking that the same he referred to the joint oommittee of tbe two House*; which was agreed

to.

By Mr. Stanfield, from the oommittee on the Judiciary, to whom wae referred a bill relative to the incorporation of Indianapolia, reporting that bill it constitutional, aad recommending that tbe oommittee be discharged from its further consideration; agreed to. The bill was ordered to be engroesed. Mr- Smith ot M., moved that tbe bill be read tbe third time now; which was agreed to, and the bill pasaed—ayes 77, noe^noae. Bf Mr. Stnnfield, from the oommittee on the Judiciary, to whom wae referred a bill in relation to foreign iesnranee, reporting the same hack aa mending ks reference to the joiat committee of the two Hoasei; concurred (a. By Mr. StaaAeld, from the Judiciary committee to whom wae referred a bill ie relation to tae limitation of eivil action#, reporting fha same back, aad tag that the House ooncar ia the seeoad i the Senfte, bat pot in the others. Report /inf rwljpciis By Mr. Reynolds, thnt there be printed three I copies of the titles of acta and joint resolutions by tbe present Geaeral Assembly; carried, t* By Mr. Seedder. in relation to tho New Albany aad fmpcaaef Railroad; agreed m.

Lisbon.

J. Chipman, Memb Royal Coll. Surgeon*, Lomlon.

O. \V Erviug, late Minister to Spain.

Fir Thoma* Peor»on. Maj. General British Army.

Gilbert Robertson, Hiitinh Consul, Ac. Ac.

And nl*o, the wonderful cures effected by Swaim’s Panacea, have for many year* made it an invaluable remedy. The Panacea doe* not contain mercury in any form, and lieing an innocent pre-

paration, it may be given to the most tender infant.

The retail price has been reduced to 01 50 per bottle (containing

three half pints) or three bottle* for 84.00.

Beware of Imposition!

Swaim’s Panacea is in round bottle*, fluted longitudinally, with

the following U tiers blown on the gloss: •‘SWAIM'S—PANACEA—PHILADA.”

and having the name of James Swam stamped

wax, and written on the label covering the cork, and asplend engraving for the side of the bottle, composed of geometric latt work, comprising nine different dies, which have been turned for

the sealing

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engraving for the side of the bottle, cb’mposed of geometric lathe work, comprising nine different dies, which have been turned for the exclusive use of the proprietor, by Draper & Co., bank note enivers, of Philadelphia. In the centre i* a portrait of tbe late

m. Swaim, copyright secured.

ALSO, SWAIM’S VERMIFUGE, A valuable Family Medicine, being a highly approved remedy for all disease* artMtig from debilily of the digestive organ*, such aa Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery. Fever and Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, Ac. Ac. See the pamphlet (which may be had gratis) accompanying the Vermifuge. Prepared at SIVJ/AfS LABORATORY. THJS OLD STAND, Seventh street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia, and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United States. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Persons wishing to obtain the genuine SIVA/.ITS PANACEA, snd SWAIM'S VERMIFUGE, should be careful to observe that

S WAf M

the name

is spelled correctly on the bottles and labels, or they may be imposed on by medicines made in imitation of them by a person bearing a somewhat similar name, well calculated to deceive. GENERAL AGENTS FOE THE U. S., SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS * CO., 104 AND 1M JOHN ST , NEW YORK.

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MUSIC for the Pianoforte and Guitar, just received a Sweet- Hearts’ Poika’ by Strakosch:

Olga Polka, by Blessner; Wedlock Polka, by laminRa, Dod worth'# Very Best Polka-

Polka—Dedicated to ilia “Tip Top;”

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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, RESPECTFULLY inform foe emaeas of this city end foe ■wrnaadiag tommy, foot they win caaktRua foe _ _ above bmfoasa at the aid staad, ani will hope to merit aad receipt a coatinmanee mf the very liberal patronage which has been bershdbfo extended to the estate ishmetu. The great superiority ef oar BaUdfog* and Machinery readers oar facilities for besmem seek foal sawsfot competition by aar other esuMatemenl is ikfteult, if not impossible. turning. \ A *apetiur Steam Engine for Turning, foe., fa kept Coastanily in operation. All work of this dererialam done with grew facility' Every kind of Stde Boards, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus. Bedstead*. Stands, Ac., foe., kept tunstanfy oa hand, aad mautafactarcd to order at the shortest notice, and uti foe Best terms. UNDERTAKING. We shall continue to give our especial attention to this branch of oar bosiitevs, with a view to nlrasr foe friends ot deceased persons from (be indispensable trouble attending the death of a friend; and would state that they are prepared to' undertake the whole business of Funerals, it desired, or any part thereof, on reasonable terms; socii as famishing either a one or two-horse Hearse, built after the most approved style. Also, Carriages, and every other requisite pertaining to the businese. PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER—They wdl continue to ase ibis valuable apparatus. Tbe obierl for which it is intended is perfectly to preserve corpses from decay for any length of time, tvitbohl be mg anywise offensive to delicacy, or unseemly in appearance. The value of such a machine cannot be estimated bnt by those tender feelings which long for the preservation of a departed friend; and among iboae who hove been compelled is use it on account of the fast decaying of their friends, a general and pleasing satisfaction has been given; for none can apeak too highly of such an important and useful invention. Benevolent institutions, and all other* who desire to delay Funerals until >he arrival of distant relatives, or to make suitable preparation for interment, can, by the use of this machine, preserve tliera fur weeks in a perfectly inoffensive state, allowing all to gaze upon them. J. B. FITLER A CO. N. B.—We have tvo Hearses and Carnages, and tbe best and moat care; til hawU in our employ: so that all calls can and will b« punctually and satisfactorily attended to. junel

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Froze New New Obuaes, Merck 5. Flow dediwd S cents oo Tharviay; Okie. 4,910 kkh •old at ft JS*4 30. Coni seme, 20,090 bwkola seU at 51a52c. Pork fine, 1,000 hMa of reeae aoM M f15 30— not inspected. Baroa is ia brisk detnaad, 900casks sold at 9j for aides; 8) for shoulders. Lard active. 1,900 kess of prim* sold at 8|. WYsky 17a 174- Tobacco 3*5 for new crop. Sales of cot too to the last tkreo days, 29,000 boles; prices advanced j.

^ eaomsaily aa hand an ra-

hoacht and odd 1 The poblte are respectfully and judge for focawnlvaa.

All descriptiona of Cmmtr) I ioduan

iavnnd to call aai «_ _

J. **. w. laNgcDai

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kusic s.Toaa, Piaaos, Sheet Maxis, aad M

I W « ^toSTwh 7 ^ p * b, i c **5“* 1 a

M. part of my stock, which is _ public, at the Ifiuac Store, sutler foe

o^ru for thn^MOfreeua >*f foe

EMIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM FHANCE-PARIS IN A ■ 1 STATE OF SIEGE!—FRENCH ASSEMBLY DISSOLVED!—E. W. Neff 7 * Jewelry store crowded with visitors. A b rge assortment of splendid Waiehes and Jewelry Mill on hand, but going off very rapidly. Ciiizens of Indianapolis in want ol something fine in our way, please give us a csll; we will take great pleasure m showing you our goods, as we are satisfied after a careful examination you will pronounce them the cheapest and best in the place. All Watches that won’t go, Are here repaired in style, Our workman can’t be beat you know. Just give us one flnr trial. Q^Siore in the east side of Pope A Co.’s Drug Store, near the Palmer House. derS4

LASS WARE.—Nov opening, Catawba rumblers, . Ale do; Table do, assorted patterns; Molasses Cans, full -Lssorimcnt. For sale at River prices, febl*

JACOB

• BLEY.

N7IANOY ARTICLES.—A large assortm-nt cioeinr pff at reF doced rates. Strangers in town who wish to pm cha*e really valuable articles at very iow prices would do well to call at C

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ROBERTS’ f rug Sto

From Pkilaffelpkiau

Philadelphia, March, 5,8P.M. i _ J j.m ha feaitA it, -Tfcl—

The Methodist convention adjourned sine die leal night PIANO FORTES AT BOSTON Amf'NEW YORK PRICER, at a late hour. They passed a resolution petitioning the An *« r *«“ a*** Spanish Guitars. German and French Yu.reneral conference for lav renresentattoa ami onno«*t k?*^ 1 **. Flams, Acanvdeons, Clariotwa*. Metros* me*. I fo* * h * n 7* keraxion episcopacy and itineracy of the KST MamSISSl pSsI ritoaV&I^'.Tt Unchurch. ; net Reeds, Violin Bridges. Tad Pieces, Finger Boards. Uaus-Capw There were great demonstrations made by the whigs R v " >, “ *****- Ujmt . r Stage -nioht at Metropolitan Hall in Ueor nfOnnUI Y* 1 * Bow Ha», Gnifor and Ytolta Cams, Gattar

to-nisbt at Metropolitan Hall in favor of Darnel Webster

for tbe Presidency.

Pegs and Pias, Clarionet Mouth-Pfoccs aad Caps.

A La, a good assort me m of Sheet Maate, comprising the mmmi popular Aits, Duetts, variations, ftoerm Pieces, Itistruetn a Ttmbe foe all kinds of Instruments, foe. foe., which 1 will sell at t rMcrn

prices. _ (C7-Order* from the country by mail or otherwise, will rveeit e prompt attention. Music wilt be mailed to any pad of foe foMt,

Front Providence*

PaoriDSNcxj March 5, 8 P. M.

The cotton factory at West Greenwich, owned by Dr. *u^ct to be returned if not sax-factory.

Hoppm. was burned on Wednesday night. Insured O^Country Merchants supplied on most sat sfetory terms, and $835,000 at Providence. The Scestuale faetorr owned ■ w * !l * nd lh » 1 tb«y caa bay Musical Merchandise as c-eup ia

by John P. Pittman, in this city, was burned’on the *”***** ft* Cfocamati or fonHwt _

same night. Insured $12,000.

River damp.

From Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, March 4, 8 P M. feet and rising. Weather cloudy and

lafoanapatia, i __

ITPI shall be in receipt of all the uew and most popular Meve, as soon as irsued from the press, and can scpplv Seminaries mmI Schools on as accommodating terms as can ha obtained elsewhere.

Music bound m foe neatest and meat substaaiial manner, and on. the shortest noticer ALBERT E JONKt*, jnnH [Journal copy.) Under tbe Mas* tfc Hal).

MNRUITS, PRESERVES, AMD PICELES—Ls, er R.untw, B Elene Figs, Smyrna Datds. Gefton Citron. Zante Cerrania, French Prunes, lemons. Oranges. Almonds. English Wslhuts, Fillierts. Pecons, Roaatrd Pea-Nats, all rf last year’s crop; Pie Fruits, natural preserved peaches in tin cases: naidral preecrved A prions. Quinces, Dnmsons, Gavcs awl Raspberries, | ut up ia syrup: most delicate Jameand Jellies; Tomato, Walnut. .iikI Mush* mom Catsupt preserved Mackerel, l-ohsters, plants. Shod. Oysters,

From New York.

. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.

New York. March 4. . „ .. —. . . .

T-, . . . . and Sardines, in tie ca«es; Capers. Olives, pickled Onions, and I no steamer America arrived at Halifax this morning, mixed Pickles, put up in beautiful style; Otive CM, foe.; kept coi

Tbe British Ministry is dissolved. Lord Palmerston s,:lll| ly on hand and for sale by

jan27 CHAfcl.ES MAYER.

■JAY UP AND SAVE COSTS.—All persons indebted to R late firm of H. J. fo B. C. Horn, either by i»r-c or book t count, are earnestly and respectfully requested to cbik and settle. . folrJt H. J. HORN.

A~KIL CLOTHS.—Just received, 18 pieces Floor and Hall Oil NF Cloths, all widths, new and beautiful patients, which I am

selling at reduced prices.

febfft _ H J HORN.

Buck’s Improved Patent Cooking Stove. The subscribers offer to the puldic four sizes of a new pal-

Sfea? lent of Buck’s Cooking Stove, greatly improved, which afogBp they confidently assert to be not only the most perfect

- Baking Stove in use, but the most compact "•nd beautiful

Cooking Stove'ever offered to the public. Its capacity for baking (which in the old Buck’s exceeded every other Stove) has been grea'ly increased by the addition of another oven, which enables it to bake at one time twice as much as ordinary Cdoking Stoves Being made air-tight, and having dampers, the fire can be regu-

lated to suit every occasion.

Those who want a gooo Cooking Stove—ore that can he relied upon—should see this new Stove, as it cannot fail to please Wc warrant the Stove to give satisfaction, and can refer to hundreds of families which have them in use. We will in every case, if it shonld fail to please upon trial, lake back the Stove and refund

the money.

We have on hand the largest and best selected stock of Stoves ever brought to the market, consisting of Premium Cocking Stoves of the latest and most approved pattern*; Ten Plate Stoves, very heavy plate; Seven Plate Stoves, several sizes, (one s ze to lake three feet wood, suitable for chorches and school houses); Box Stoves; and Air-Tight Stove* Also, the celebrated Stanley’s and Saratoga Air-Tight Parlor Stoves—the two most beautiful patterns of Air -Tight 9love« in the market. In addition to the above, we manufacture and keep constantly on hand a general assortment of TIN WARE, which we offer at wholesale or rethil at very low prices. We arc prepared to manufacture all kinds of work at the shortest notice. C. A J. COX, junel Washington street, west of Meridian.

^^7 ICES —5 bags Pepper; 100 pounds prime Nutmegs; 100 mats Cassia; Just received and for sale by

janl2

BROWNING & MAYER.

MBAINTED TUBS.—25 nett* paintt d Tubs, 3 each; . m 25 do do do S each.

Just received and for sale by jat 12

BROWNING A MAYER.

UNDRESS.—Fresh Mackerel, in tin cans; Fresh Salmon, in tin cans; Fresh Clams, in tin cans; Fresh Lobsters, in tin cans; 100 cans Sardines; Fresh Peaches, in tin cans. Just received and for sale hy Janl2_ _ BROWNTNG fo MAYER.

STRAYED—From the stable of the subscriber, on tbe Bluff Road, south of IndianapolL, a SORREL HORSE, with white feet, a star in tbe forehead, about 10 bands high, 4 years old, works well in harness and nuder sadAny person returning the animal to tbe undersigned will be

marSdSt A. NaLTNER.

die

liberally rewarded.

DIRECT IMPORTATION—Per Ship Hope—53 crates; first spring arrival; 200 crates on tbe way, to arrive within

thirty day*.

Now opening,

Colored Bowls, assorted size

Frida Polka, by 'F. H. Brown; Dew Drop Polka, by Rohhurk: Gaa Light Schoitiach. by Weizel;

Satan Wall*, by Major

Roho of fonJFalley, brilliant Wallxe, by Fowler;

de fltert'er 7 m *""" n

ppW^liXi^ftSlpwS^Sng, by Wallace; t-ament of foe Alpine Shepherd Boy—Song; A Heart that's Kind end True—Ballad; *

Th* Violet’* Grave—Poem; How Door tbe Quiet Parti- Bong;

Alao, a now mppiy of Emma Dele and Nelly Bly.

1W mUfoewn regretfully invited to nil and examine, at ibe MawelrHaB. MK ALBERT E. JONES.

for Directors of aid Company will bs Md at foe ofoes of fosSse*

retary of said Company, at lad

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Colored Pilchers, assorted sizes; Edged and c c Dishes, asso: ted size*; do .do Bakers, assorted sizes; do do Nnppers, assorted sizes; do d» Plates, assorted sizes, deep and flat; Rout'd Tea Pots, Sugars, and Creams; Octagon do do do do; 2,000 jets painted and sponged Teas: C c Chambers, covered and uncevered -

Printed Teas, assorted;

do Tea Pots, Sugars, and Creams;

do Plates, assorted sizes:

At wholesale and retail, at Cincinnati prices.

proposed an amendment to Lord John Russel’s bill for ; local militia. The Ministers joined issue and it was defeated—136 to 125. The event was unexpected the previous night,when the Ministers bad a telling majority on Lord Naase’s motion. The number voting was 137 yeas to 237 navs. All sorts of rnmors were afloat at Liverpool as to who would succeed Lord John Russell. A coalition between Sir James Graham and Lord Palmerston is ex-

pected.

When the Premier announced the resignation the greatest astonishment was felt. No one was prepared

for the sudden event that had taken place.

The Irish brigade all voted in the majority and cheer-

ed lustily at tbe result.

Tbe London Times says it is possible that the minisr stopped to avoid tbe fatal blows on the Cape queson. If saved on the Caffre question he woald have

wrecked on the reform bill.

^ Lord Derby wHi likely be minister.

* The Herald declares Lord D.rby well prepared to take the office. The event, though sudden, was not un-

expected.

Ireland.—The Dnblin Post mentions, on unqnestiontionable authority, that some Roman Catholic clergymen, who had become unpopular on account of opposing secret societies and their (inevitable results, have been served with notices to desist, while the Catholic priests

ate preaching against such combinations.

Some of the ablest and most independent Presbyterian ministers have been distinguished hy loud and vehement

obdurations against landed proprietors.

In the North of Ireland formidable combinations exist against tbe payment of rent and there is such a state of alarm among the landlords that several have given up all

notion of forcing payment.

The Tnara Herald announces the death of Right Rev.

Geo. McNicbolas.

France.—A new law for the regulation of the press has been issued. It does not give satisfaction. Lord Normandy had bunded his letter of recall as am-

bassador to France to the President.

Lord Cowley, the new minilfoer, arrived in Paris on

Wednesday.

It was feared by the Government that Cavaignac

woald be elected.

A decree abolishing the fetes of February 24 and May 4 and substituting, as the only anniversary worthy of commemoration, the birth of Napoleon, had been pro-

mulgated.

Various rumors prevailed of a new ministerial crisis. Gen. St. Arnaud is said to be in disgrace because he will not sign a decree for the dismissal of a number of

officers of a known Orleans tendency.

Tbe war department is to be conducted by Admiral Lailaul during St. Arnaud’s absence in Algeria. The Gazette of France states that the President of the Repnblic is about to form a body guard from gen d’armes

mobille.

Spain.—The Queen’s health was completely restored. Public thanksgiving had been celebrated in Madrid and all the Catholic capitals in Europe with great pomp and ceremony. From Cinciunati. Cincinnati, March 5, 8 P. M. In the Ohio Legislature the resolution to refer tbe Maine liquor law to a vote of the people was indefinitely postponed—nays 33, yeas 44. Notice has been given of a bill to prevent the further settlement of colored people within tbe Slate. The river has risen four feet and is now np to the enrb stone at th* foot of Main street. Weather pleas-

ant.

Flour in fair demand and prices a shade better—3,000 bids sold at $3,25; whisky 15$; provisions quiet—100 hhds bacon sides bought at S^. packed; sugar firm with sales of 100 hhds at 4ja5^; molasses 30; eoffee 10j.

mar5

JACOB T-INELEY.

r HITE IRON STONE DINING WARE.— Soup Tureens, complete, assorted size*; Covered Dishes, assorted sizes; do Butlers and Drainers, assorted sizes; Plates, flat and deep, assorted sizes; Pit*her*, assorted sizes;

Pickle Shell*;

Open work Salads;

Dishes, from 7 to 21) inches; Handled Custard Cups;

Just received maro

JACOB LINDLEY.

IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS. The subscribers are prepared to supply All iriafla of Cotton and Woolen Machinery, of a superior quality, SHAFTING and MILL GEARING, with improved Coupling and Pulleys, Self Oil in* Hangers (which require oilin* only once in three months; LOOMS of a great variety of Pattern*. for Fancy and Twilled Goals, from One to Eighteen Shuttles: also for Plain Goods, capable of running from 150 to 170 picks per

minute.

They are enabled from their extensive improvements, to produce Yarns and (rood- with-comparatively little labor: and all Manufacturers before purchasing their Machinery, will do well to visit Philadelphia and vicinity, where they can see the Machinery, with all the latest improvements, in Gill andaoeeeasful operation; or they can be referred to factories in almost every State South and West,

by addressing a line to tbe subscribers. ; ALFRED JENK3 fo SON,

Feb , 1852. Brideslmrgh, near Philadelphia. N. B —Plana of Factories, with the location of Machinery, the •imp! eel method of driving, and calculation of speed, furnished free of charge. tolTdly

TV O. MOLASSES AND SUGAR.—

iW • 25 bbW. N. O. Molnssea. and 10 half, barrels do.

WATCH REPAIRING!-EDWIN W. NEFF begs leave to inform the citizens of Indianapolis and the people in general, that he is now prepare*] to do all kinds of repairing in the way of Watches, Clocas, Jewelry, foe., in a superior style. He lias a complete set of Tools, and flatters himself that he can do work, old or new, in a manner equal to any workman, North or Sou:b. of Mason fo Dixon’s line, in or out of Indianapolia. Please bring oti your Watches and give us a trial; all work wl' ’■sd one year, and a written guarantee given if required. He wi do found for the present at POPE fo Co.’s Drug Store, a few doors east of tbe Palmer Honse. nov25-3m

NTOnnini CALABRIA LIQUORICE.—A frssh lot this day feblO ROBERTS’ Drug Store.

RNHITTANIA TEA AND COFFEE SETS.—A large lot of RDBrittama Tea and Coffee sets, either in sets or single, warrant-

ed the best article made at Eastern prices.

oct31

W. H. TALBOTT.

f'TEDAB AND WILLOW WARE.—Willow Baskets and Ce dar Barrel Chums just received and for sale low at GRAY DON’?, aus19 Sign of the “Saw ”

4 hhds. Sugar; received and for sole by ^ ^

MMAOKERHX*—400 packages New Mackerel (tsai), in whole,

It N half, and quarter barrels ai

ceived aad for sale by

kits, No*. I, 4, «nt 3, just reBROWMYG fo MATES.

'reneh, ItaJ-

jf every desenpi Water, French, tom 5 to 79 eta.

nESFUMBHY, COMBS, AND Ml ian, German, aad American Ft lion; Rosa aad Boar’s Oil; Os Marrow, Ci

German, and American Colosne; Ivory Comte^from 9 a piece; English, Bora, BodMo, a*d Shall Redding, P Tack Combs; Shavian Hair, Ping wail. Tomb. Cloth. Scrubbing. Shoe, Horan, and Whitewash Brushes, ef ate entflem variety; kept constantly on hand and for sate by „ ian27 CHART-KN MAYER.

le or retail, a HORN’S.

ifl. CINCINNATI, OHIO—Office No. 13. Reeder’* Buildings, Third street. Guaranty capital and cash, $26,500. This is an Association formed for the mutuai relief of its members in ease of sickness or accident. By the payment of the following annual deposits, persons may been me members and be entitled to a weekly lienefit in case of sickness or accident. All who join this Asaoe'alion are entitled to a vote in the election of officers, and to participate In the profits of the Association. It is established ofo.a mfe and permanent basis, being* both mutual and benevolent in its designs and with tbe lowest rates consistent for its security.

TEA RLV DEPOSITS.

$7 * yew draws.. .$7 9 week. 8 9 year draws... 8 ff week. 9 9 year draws... 9 ff week. 10 9 year draws... 10 ff weak.

$2 9 year draws.. .$2 9 week. 3 9 year draws. ..39 week, fo 9 year draws.. fo ff week. 5 9 year draws. ..59 week. 8 9 yew draws.. 8 9 week.

A misstou fee fo life members SI A0. which mast be paid at tbe time of making the apniication. aad the first year’s depoait within 30 days. Application to, membership may be mods to the Secre-

tary, General Agent, or Local Agents.

omcxRS.

W. W. SCOTT, Pros’t J. H. BUCHANAN, Yarn-Pres’t. Wte M. Rocxwxll,) m A. J. Ward, ( Financial Conunitto*. A. W. J season, ) J. H. Boceara!!, See. aad Tress. Alt communications should be addressed to the Secretary, (paste. P *t7'DV. H. C. COOKES, Agent far Marion cnaaty, to wham ap. ,y bn made. janlfo

MNOKB AT ZMR GAS WOHR3L—On hand, a few hrofead V/ liaihafa of good Cohe, an excellent article for hamite* m eaal grates, far sola aft tha Gas Wosfa. ax am cents per hafooi.

MY.

BBRRINGER, Sop’t-

MAY, A BO HI T BUT—North ehfe el 1 i ahaifagnaresBMitetha Canrt Hi

R.KwiB«

LIVERY STABLE.

The subscribers haring formed a part. Tj_—nership in the Livery business, are prepsf*d to ftrrmsh Horse*. Carriages. 1 ^ * Buggies, and Sleighs, on Livery

x. a. LAtVaXMS.

They have a good stock of Horse*, fine and elegant Carriage*, and careful Attendants, and can be fteulid at all times at the Stable, in the alley north of Washington and west of Illinois streets. Horses kept by the day, Week or month, mi feasonaMe terms. ~ - * *“'* jan27-d'f ROBSON & LAWRENCE.

Oet. 1. 1851

SUPERIOR TOBACCO AND CIGARS.—The be*I brand* of Cavendish and FiVe-Plog Tobacco: John Anderson's Honeydew and Solace chewing cut Tobacco; Turkish. Spanish, and American Smoking Tobacco; a large stock of mported aid iHtlive Cigar*: Maccoboy, Rappee, and Scotch Snuff; a fine assortment «f Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases, Clay. Stone, Fremh, German, and Italian Smoke-Pipes] kept constantly on band ami tor sale by jan2S CHARLES MAYER.

SHANDIES AND CONFECTS.—A large and fine assortment N.V of common and fancy Candies and Ctmfeets: as Cream. Almond, Apple, Orange, Nogo, Mint, Rock, Sponge, Hoar) ound, and Cough Candy, direct fn»m Boston; Peppermint, Spearmint. Lemon, Cayenne, Cloves snd Liqnorice Lozenges Wild Cherry ami Liquorice; Jujube Paste; Strawberry. Raspberry, and Cordial Sugar Drops; Sugar and Rose Almonds; Faney Sugar Toy* of the finest quality; Common, French.- Gilt, and Clacking Kisses; kept cog-

stamly on band and for sale by

Charles Mayer,

A^IASSIMEBES AND VESTINGS—Of the most imlikmaMa

style, for sale by [dec5] B.

K. MYERS.

__ HIGHLY IMPORTANT ’—.Messrs BAL ER A GORPMB PER respectfully inform tbe citizens of Indianapolis and ite VfCA vicinity, that they have on hand a complete assort men: w ilia Ready-Made Clothing for Fall and Winter for gentlemen'* wearing, consieting of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesting*. Shirt*. 4c. f Ac., which they are prepared to sell at as low prices as they can 1m» urcliased at any similar esialdishmeut in town. They warrant tbe

goods as wed as the Workmanship.

They are also prepared to execute all orders in their line of business at low prices, aiul, as they confidently, believe, to the entire satist.'ction of all those that may favor them with a call. Their establishment is still to tie found at the old stand, in the room heretofore occupied by B; bile & McOual os an Audios room, oopoaite the Capital House. \ 'ashington street. Gentlemen arc invited to

call and examine for themselves.

sep»9 BAUER A OOEPPKR.

WNTORLD'S FAIR PREMIUM WRITING FLUID.-

Nw tented in London bv G. S. Reynolds,

~ — This Ink

received the First Grand Premium.

^ Pa

March 10. Ifc51. and is peculiarly adapted

to theaieel pen—not corroding it as other Inks do: freezing r -t* not decompose or injure its properties in the least. Its Lis ly and permanence of color make it desirable to all business men. For deeds and mortgages, and ail writings of long standing, it is especially recommended Acids do not affect it. as is the ease with all other Inks. The superior qualities of this Ink have been attained after long researcl and experiments, which advantages have found it a

lace in the h^nds of all business men in Europe.

Manufactured and sold by G. S. Reynolds. 66 Strand, Itoudolt,

and sold by his agents in France and America Sold by

V . W. ROBERTS. Druggist,

jan2S - Indianapolis, Indiana.

GARDEN SEEDS—WHOLESALE 0B RETAIL.

Early Prolific Peas, by the bushel;

Early Washington, do do;

Red Eye beans, do;

Large Red Onions, by the pound,*

Yellow Onions, do; White Oi ions, no;

Long White Turnip,do,

Ruta Baga Turnip, do;

Early Flat Dutch Turnip, do, Red Top Flat Turnip, do; English Stubble Turnip, do; Yellow Russian Turnip, do; London Green Cucumber, do; White Spine Cucumber, do;

Long Blood Beet, do;

Early Blood Turnip Beet, do;

Also, 4000 papers, comprising every variety.

These Seeds were raised by B. N. Strong fo Co. of Wethersfield, Connecticut, and are warranted to be fresh ami genuine For sale at ROBERTS’ Drug Store. feb9 [Locomotive copy.) a UST COME BY EXPRESS.—Another large lot of stiver ON plated Spoons, Forks, and Bolter Knlve*, of various styles, warranted the best article made, and will positively be sold ai manufacturer's prices. Every body ought to have a set of these Spoons and Forks, they come so cheap and are so good. -

Store under Capital House.

febli W H. TALBOTT.

NBIO COFFEE—100 bags, prime article, new crop, just receir-

Ba ed, low for cash, hy » feb9 V. C. HANNA fo CO.

GREAT BARGAINS!—Every body can now get GoM and Silver Watches. Jewelry, foe. a: about eastern cost I will sell bargains until the 15th of March, to make way for an early spring supply. No humbug here C:dl and see for yourselves; it costs nothing to look. Members of the I .eg islature, now is your time to take something ni e and cheap home. Store under Capital Housefebli W. H. TALCC-TT.

HAKER GARDEN S^EDS.—3.000 papers Fresh Garden Seed*, from Union Village, Ohio, warranted to la of the growth

of 1851, for sale at

feblV

WM. HANNA MAN S Drug Store.

rWlHIS DAY RECEIVED i 60 doz quart Flask*; 100 doz pint Flask*; • 12 doz quart Bottles: 10 dos half gallon Bottles; 24 doz Green Porter Bottles; 30 doz Black Porter B Miles; 24 doz Black Wine Bottles, 0 qt; 24 doz Black Wine Bo*tle», S qt; 3 gross Pickle Jars, aborted siae*: For sale nt river price* by [nov24] JACOB UNDLEY. g»lLg FLUSH CAPS.—Just received every co.or and gna’ttr of this desirable style of Winter Cap at HOIL.V&. oct2l

B’N AS LAMPS OB BURNERS—Just received and Iter sain, at ajffcheapest rates, a few beautilul Gas Burner* Also, a lot a plain Brackets for Gas % saitable for offices. Store*, foe., at nov8 W. H. TALBOTTS

SEW OUTFIT. WEAVES A WILLIAMS, UNDEBTAKERS* AT THEIK OLD STAND, Washington Street, nearly oupesite Masonic Hall, HAVE jnst added anothei new Hearse to their Undertauing Establishment, and will attend ia person to all Funerals entrusted to them. We have procured COBB’S PATENT CORPSE PRESERVE* AND ICE BOX, by which a corpse can be kept any length of time. W* will also furnish FISK’S PATENT METALIC BURIAL CASES, for transportation or otbSr purpose* Public Ineutauons, and all others who wish to delay Funeral* until the arrival of distant relatives, or to make suitable preparation for interment, caa. by tbe ana of this Preserver, keep a corpse for weeks, if desired. Corpeee will be taken say distance for iasar. taent, at isanouahie charges, aad with care and dispatch. We continue to keep oa hand a large arson men: of ready mad* Coffins, and bf oar long etpariaaca ia ths basintms, ihi«k > ~*L5 >

I bbia. H. 0.1

M»VTHR fo WM.I.ANf! •etvad fereci from Now Or V. C. HANNA fo CatL