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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19
SONG OF THE SUMMER WIND.

! 90, 20, where the ToSe-buds peep
mat are famed by my breath 10 their fragrant Sleep
Where the lily white in is paleness lies,
Aud drinks IN light fOm the vioiet's eyes.
20. 20. where the wild flowers bloom,
la The valley deep, IN the evenings gloom
Whtn the Fetires from the G iinson west
And his last ray falls on The mountains breast.
20, 20, DER the oceans waves,
When the sunlight sleeps in ITS lonely caves
v hen no lntHe StllucSS rs on 'he sea,
lis glorious, beautiful hour for me
q, 20, oer the desert waste,
Where the pilgrim pui.u hi, joumcy IL haste
Where The gushing spring is precious piize,
As II meets the weary wandeTer's eyes.
90 90. where the maiden fair
Nreathes The summer flowers Ia her lovely hair;
And hcr brow Is famed as wander past,
And brighter smile o. r her cheek Is cast.
7 90, | 60 where the Tale moonlight
Invites the flower, 10 their rest al night
And shake fom their leaves tie drops Of low
That have borrowed from heaven their beautiful hue
-, 30, DER the world abroad,
For love the boundess works of God
And my song j. heard o'er The land and sea,
And The wide green earth rejoices in me
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

There is Old story of painter who dwelt in
Pisa which strikes us as being somewhit IN point
10 the present position of the federals-vho was
employed ty the devil t. paint perfectly beaut tui
female In order to DO this he was to select a
Grecian from one. 4 Spanish eye from another.
German mouth from a third, a Saxon complex ION
from fourth. and 50 on and the story goes on
to say that the artist performed RS task faithfully
and the result face hiGeous that 1t drove
him 10 madness. The harmony of expression vas
wanting, and the Omnipotence which alone could
arrange the different features together. 30 II 10
with the wings; they would fam make a face to the
community which should smile upon all with a most
popular and attractive leer 80 Il is that they cock
their noses at The mob To please the aristocracy-
smile and show their teeth to the people IN proof
of their democracy-lccr with one eve most sanct-
moniously ~ the temperance societies. and wink
most wUkcdiy at tie log cabin raisers and hard
CIDER drinkers " tn the other. One side of their
party coUn,cuance l. bitterly irownnr at abolition,
and the other puckered INTO hrothcrly smile toward
cur black brethren. and the consequence will be
that they VIII. Ike the devils picture strike friends
and fees vi h horror.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19
Volume H.
THE STATE SENTINEL

Is published eveTy Tuesday-Cfce Washington Street
Southeast ~ me state House.
TERNs.-Two dollars year, always IN advance. In no
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Yearly advertisers VIII be aocomm. dated enable
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19
INDIANAPOLIS. JULY 10. 1912.

l., arts had been tried--severely tried they had
been weighed IN the balance, and not found
wanting. The house of Mr. Wentworth was
the scene OF their union; and on the same eve
ning, and by the same hand that bound her
dear Mister Charles TO his blooming bride, our
little lrish friend Judy, united to the worthy
Buckhorn, who had been prevailed upon reluc-
family 10 Law aside his hunting shirt and leather
legglngs on the joyful occasion The evening
gided rapidly away, urged along by tales OF
mirth, and song, and Jest; and it was observed
that though Charles and Catharine took but
little share IN the rafting conversation of the
hour, they appeared TO enjoy the scene with
happiness that admitted of no Increase Indeed.
often did the tender blue eyes of the beautiful
bride become diffused with crystal drops of Joy,
rs she raised them up in thankfulness to her
heavenly Father, who had conducted them safe
~ through al the perils of the past, and at last
brough; them together under the shelter of his
love
The whole trouble comes of your being so
kind Doctor Rivington said the manly, though
IN his new suit, rather awkward looking Buck
horn. 1t was all OF your kindness in offering
to bring out my plaguy rifle. If ii hadn't been
Tor that, suspicion wouldn't alighted you at
all
Now hold your tongue, Jimmy, dear, an
swered his loIuacious little wife; | thought so
myself, till Mister Charles explained it to me,
and then | found out how twas the wisdom of
the Almighty put II into his head to carry your
gun; for how would YOU liver got on the true
scent, 1t the big bullet hadn't told We for sartin
that 1t niver the sma-bored rifle what kilt
hun. No, blessed be his name, that made Their,
as he always will, goodness It's own reward and
put 1t in the heart of my dear, kind master, to
carry out great clumsy gun to an old ranger
like you, Buckhorn And under heaven. the
cause of all our present happiness, take my word
for it, is THE RIFE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

ANErDorr OF WEsLEr-Jo-eph Bradford " as fnr some
years the travelling oompinion of Mr. Wesley. hom
he would have sacrificed health aud liie hut
whom his Will would never bend, except rlcekncss
Joseph said Mr. Wesley ay take these letters 60 tie
post B. i vii take them after preaching sg W
Take them Joseph a. = wish q hear YOU preach
and there viii Toe sufficient Tor the post after
service. w. i INSIST upon vour going now. Joseph
H. i will g present You won't" n. No
sir w. Then YOU and must part -. 'Nerv goo,l
sir The good men SLEPT over H. Both were eaflg r.scfs
~ four O'Clock the morning he refractory hel,e-
was accosted with Joseph, have considered whs,
must part - B. Yes s,r' .Nbl,ou..L
my Iarlol Joseph g. .Ne. ~ ". You s,.,u.
b. No. IN VI. Then ! will AK uou-s. ioss,h
Poor Joseph instantly melted snii,.n a. p, he hand
q Moses, '.hen f'rh guShed the tear. like
the rock. lie had tender soul wis soon observed
when appeal made the heart INSTEAD If ~, head
u esb gan Tskmes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

SvocFsrrp PASSAGE FROM JFRsFy Cl-t NFwARy
y. J, IS RAILROAD CAR.

fsrrp HY rHE PASSAGE FROM JrRsFy Cl.. - MY
y. J, ~ 4 RAILROAD CAR.
BY oToRcr 4. srRoxc.
VIII plriei nostiis bToathins hau.e
Leaps forth an iron .leet
Rock. tee. ara hamlet e..lp--ar
Before his whilwini speed
From Bergen's gorge Wild shEieks arse
Weehawken from his tn orc replies.
" hie Ger the peaceful plain
The browsing heId at ightened spI.ag
The hds ascend on rapid IS ing
As Ioll> the p0nd'Ic train.
Graded IN h)wels, the drowsy bee,
While slumboring IN their folds,
Reused from his rosy canopy,
The flying mass teho.ds:
From mountain cleft b. earthquake rent.
While reelei the st.ioken armament,
The Kissing serpent flies
The lizard, basking IN The sun.
The painting steed, his quincy done
RcccIl with Wild surprise
From the broad Hudson FURNISHED wave
The aged skipper sees
Dark cigciing ie4ths Of vapoF hoa,
On every eddyng breeze
Eeca.-s DE tine whcn spar and "a"
Wool the light biecze and C-.cl, the gaio
laohcoked by conquerng steam
While on the shore, with flowing name,
The sInewy courser secured the PLAIN,
Nor feared the engines scream.
Then WELD the sceptfe, rushing car,
Leave enviCns drCnes behind
W 10 wins the pIIze OF speed from thee,
Must mount the uncurbel wind
And yet, victorious steam, full soon,
The magnet Of the swift balloon,
Thy proves may de>pi>e-
Then wear ;he wreath the chaplet bud,
Ere, born of mans creative mind,
y mghtier rival rise.
Triumphant man the elements
Thy high behestS fulfil
The harnos>ed fire, the prisoncd al,
Are mini ms Of thy Will
A hoer cause thy effOt claims,
Rouse ioitIer powers 10 nosler aims,
The phreusicd passions bind
The hidden depths OF thought explore;
And wave thy conq'rin banner, Ger
The Empue II the Mind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19
Number 4.

BacHELoRs.--"The e Of a bachelor - as frli Of
benevolence "a the sun - - light, wherever he
goes he - regarded as common property or rather
a blessing. and all avail themselves II r.
kindness, Indulgence and simplicity ; freely as They
breathe the atmosphere. There 3 net mother
who does not look upon him as tie husband Of her
daughter. provided her youthful expectations
shall De disappointed elsewhere. lie is cons dered
4 resource against all contingencies ~ this kind
and then the widows too, they regard hun as cr-
prov dent ally left IN tins state 20 meet their cord
ton besides tins. the little children of the whole
neighborhood look TO hin a sort Of common uncle
they run to meet him as he walks gather around
his chair he SITS. climb has knees, finger MS locks
pick out his 5rcastpn aud get hs watch out Of his
pocket TO their ear, and then they want 10 know
when he gong take another ride in his carry
al, when lac - gong again to Mrs. Bus les fancy
shop. or Mrs Filberis Confectionery. lie. wth
bencvoence that melts ike dew the tender plsnis,
instead OF feeling himself annoyed. has smile. a
kiss and a promise for each aud FOR all. And he
will keep that promise too he the only BE- ing N
re world who keeps his promises To children
But he is not only tins KIND aud 0rncroien' BE-
Jag. when those around ham are in health. bat more
especially so. when sickness has overiaHcn any oi
them. lie will hunt al day TO find bird that nav
suit the weak or fastidlous stomach OF the patient
and though after all tins pains taking Mt bone Of
II may be picked, yet he Is just ready To star.
next day and look up another and ali tins is done
Tor WIFE, widow, or child alike. II death renders
VAN these KIND attentions, ms bcncVOlcncc lows or
IN another channel. Those mourning dresses. which
were beyond the means OF tic mourner. bat not be-
yond her grief, have been. unbcknown II others.
supplied by hm for he leiteth not has left hand
know what his right hand doeth. Often the Simple
sab Is erected bv Rim, ami s. oitcner those lr',
IN orPhanage and want, share the affection and
lciude OF his paternal heart. Were ms heart large
enough. they would all be grouped abou; IT. 4 group
now mere dear 10 him their other supports and
hopes have been broken.
Such are the feelings ard s.ch the bene.olent
habits of the good old bachelor. IL Is blessing 10
the community ~ which he lives. lie T. husband
Tor all the widows, and all those disappointed else
where he Is the ndu'fent Uncle of all the children
he attends 90 the sick. bGTcs the dead aud takes
care of the living. Blessings him blessings
his occupations blessings on his memory. "-P,aR-
syiraRida
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

ANErpo~r or Dr.. bwICHr Am Jo-rru DrNNN
-Joseph Denny while Editor of that brilliant pc
riodical. the Port Folio. travelling through
New Jersey. and arriving late IN the evening NJ n
village hotel, asked for lodgings. The uu-k Keeper
informed hm that his rooms were all full except
one. winch occupied by DR.. Dwight. Intro
duce me into his room,' SAID Denny " aud ] wii
make my way" The tavern keeper accordingly
took hlm 10 the room Nj hout announcing his name
Dr.. Dwight was struck with his intclleciual co-'-
tenance, and soon entered INTO conversation. The
distinguished men of America passed rapidly in
view. At length Dr.. d. named Dcnng-passed I
high euiogium upon him. aud called HIM, lac ,ddi
son Of America bat what pity" added i.C:
" that this man rs gren 20 midnight rc,els." IL
believe" said Denny. modesiiy. that this is not
the fact - Permit me 10 tel you. said the ~
tor very positively" that | know Il IS tie iact
Tor / have heard Il from authority on which I can
perfectly rely. Nltcr 4 moments pause The cur.
rent oi conversation vas resumed. Mr. Denng
spoke # our distinguished Divincs-o our Edwards
our DAVIS and othcrs--at length he mentioned H.
Dwight, and pronounced hm the igsi theolagian and
the first poet that America had produced tut VIVA,
was pity. said he, ''thai hc = tie most dpgmaiic
man alive. This SAID Dwight - not the t,c.
- Permit me % tell YOU" rent ed Denny t.at
know u Is tic fact nave had il from authority on
which can perfectly rely. The Doctor, lt,le
piPued, raising his viuce. sad. am the Doctor
Dwight OF whom You speak - " Aud =" sad
Denny, am the Mr. i AM = --o,r You speak
After this m'roductson thcy arose aud shook hands
and were good friends
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

PItIuRESQuE BEAUTY OF MINIS OF CoAL.-Thc
coal mines of Bohemia, stated by Or Buckland
10 be the most beautiful lie had ever Witnessed We
Will describe them IN his eloquent language
II elaborate limitations of living foliage
the painted ceiling OF Italian paiaces bear no com
parisoa with the beautiful profu-ion of extinct veg
ctabIe forms with winch the galleries OF these IN
structlvc coal mines are oyerhung. The roof is
covered as with canopy OF gorgeous tapestry.
rched VITA icstoons OF m0st graceful foliage, flung
Wild, Irregular proin,lpn every por..on Of ts
surface Tie co. 60 be shtenod by the contrast Of
the coal-black color of these vegetables with the
git ground ~oEn OF the rock which they are at
tacacd. The spectator feels transported as II by
enchanimcnt into The forests of another world he
beholds trees OF form and character now unknown
upon the surface OF the earth, presented his senses
almost in the beauty and vigor of their primcyal
lic their scay stems and bending branches. with
their delicate apparatus Of foliage. all spread
before hn httlc impaired by the lapse of indefinite
ages, and bearing faithful records OF distinct sys
tens OF vegetation, winch began aud terminated IA
times of winch these relics are the naliblc hstor-
ans Such the grand natural herbara wherein
these most ancient remains Of the vegeta ole king
dom are preserved in state Of integrity little short
OF their living perfection. under conditions OF our
planet which exists 10 more.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

LEGISLATIVE A~E'Dorr.-One su.,rv af ernoon.
ihc month 81 june whiic the con -c-aica wisdom
81 Ncw Hampshire C. cas>eulb "a al the Cap-o A.
honest member y tic lI.sse. who had been rcluc
taufiy sLuiiroatd g. The ~ is dur or from thc
dinner table, where he had been freely indu. gup
stretched himself out on orc Of the -.a,s and VA
quietly enjoying nap when ore 81 the .soverei..,
people who rad seated hiuscif "a ihc - Jerry f.,
overlook s servants, happened 10 observe iae a'oe
said member IN ths rccunbcut position. aud wfih''
ceremony bawlcd ont Halo. mister vog risr
that's mapping on the bench here tic state don.
pay you two dollars day tor Sleeping. can tel sc
20 wake up. B. tie time the above speech whicl
del vcrcd = ~ ordinary tone &c CO. con
cipded, the house WAS ~ n r,ar-ile seeptr arose
frightened AaIf out q his w.t>-lt.4 the ,pcaler ~
dered tie galleries. - 5c cleared
Tnr iprIeu1 an rur Dow>rreur NJ
Adipiln, \. Of the 6fh y. : Infantry. had -.,.,
promoted from ~. ranks fnr hie ralianir- ~ 49,
plan, blunt m, from tie and ~ s'eldr hlt'.
good ',aier, but unc,uth and ier.-a,, - 49,,
u-ages II polite society. As ever "a Ethan Aneu
rom hs rude sincerity on 81 0ceas.-ne hr :, .!1',
- &c .oa5r7uet # i he III, arl 80. !, ''-
-, Man
We once and once only. zee presen' ~ fisb
'onablc dinner party Uies. be- US 4eAcl 70 par,tks
VINE b. 4 la67 oi t'gr '4sH.nn.
10, tiaukee. int am, ise m 'c7.'on. rs hl-
temperate and uYsoab s'ca'.d f.,.iY.
When io received Official notice - he ?r,rroi ,..-
be lifted LIS hands . thanksgiving, al. .xcl4 med
Lord, wife, We re captain
>ICV.-An oxchlnge paper SAYS that tie be-t
syn dry goods merchant cau rri-s the We,
order 70 mae ready sac ior his goods Vt
.ulrricd' -
I.e srgges''on pretty gool bu; d, docs no -
TAR enough. Inc following written uron syn ri
New England village. was better Dry ,.ood..
b. john Is gciow vho 'cishss 10 ct married -
IN gn drew al klsds OF The single
lad es vent Of course and tic aa,r,.l o,s always
tod 'ncir ~'vcs % z. under tic impression ~,
the could ely c..c Z s., slt4 4fpi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

NIw>r,FtR Au,~r 10 lNstIr--Thus saws the Lon
don STANDARD, 5iscoursinr Of news, spers
y newspaper properly Speaking personally IN su
uaducc Il may csiumnIate It may Iniure
but cannot personally insult because personally insult
tw0 parties wanting the man nsulisd and the man
insulting AMI from whom llns the Jaw Of society,
iepaailon . 10 be eN1cief u newspaper misrepresens
MAJ be "a. his remedy in contradiction Tor which the
prsss i always opon u 4, Whites otherwise Injuries
HIM, he his his remedy the courts Of law with l4ws
Sspg f4r but nobody expects him. society doe
not expect hn, L. loo far sny other remedy it Is paper
that can insult
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

GoLD-l. appears that the production of gold our
Southern >acs his very materially increased since last
YEAR anu apparently still the increase Soon after
the greet e1ason ot paper currency towards the close
OF the Fegn 1T the Bank Of the United States the pro-
ducon Of god began to fail of aud continued to DO -
IeIhaP 10 tie year ISL. The tide las now tuned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

The occupants Of tie prisons and aims houses New
York would form small city ly themselves. In tie
aims houses al the close OF the last month there :
sol persons, and 900 the prisons, haf OF whom
foreigners. In the Psmiisni!ify q Dleckv.i- =
land, there us female
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

oRIeI> or NAMts.-Ihe progcnitor Of the fanny
OF Rockets was Norman Captain by the name Of
Richards the Ial!Ors trace their origin to the Nor
man Barron Tail.efer; tie Daniels % De Anger
the family name OF Humphrey vac originally HON
me yra aud Atthill Is traced from d. IA How
thus De Ia How. translated g OF the ii
corrupted INTO " ~ tae HIll,n abbrcv .ated .nte
=. At CHM and hnal.y Lnto Atlhlmi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

PHYsICAL INPROv EMENr.-.We hear much of the in
provement of age. The wonders achieved by
chinery the common talk of every circle but
iess that, me- this gathering of mechanics apprentices
whose chief bond Of union library and who
gether weekly refresh and improve themselves by the
best instruction which the state Of society places within
their reach encouraging than all the miracles
of the machnis. In this meeting Sec what | desire
most 10 that the of the people beginning
comprehend themselves and their happiness that
they are catching gImpses OF the great work and
ton of human beings and are rising their place
the socia state The present meeting indicates far
radical IN oftlnt change IN the world than
the gne the navigation of the Atlantic in
fortnight. That members of the labong class at
close OF days work, should assemble IN such hail as
this hear lectures science history, ethics and The
~ stirring topics Of the day, from whose eluca-
proof Of a social revolution to which bounds be
set, aud from which toe mach cannot be hoped. see
in it repeal of the OF degradation passed
ages the mass of mankind see in the dawn of
new era, in which it will be understood that the first OBJ
Ject Ut society TO Indictments and of prog
all its members. in il sign of the ap-
preaching triumph of mans spiritual over their outward
and material interests Ia the hunger and THIRST
knowl,de and for refined pleasures which his course &C
lectures Indicates IN those who labor see that the spirit
of always 20 he weighed down bv tolls for
animal life and by the appetite for snml inul sencies
DO attach great Importance TO this meeting not fr It's
sake lis immediate benefits. but as a token and
pledge of new Impulse given to society through all
condtous. On this account take pleasure IN sneak
ing here than should feel IN beng summoned TO pro-
a showoraon bcf all the kings and mobiles on
earth. In truth. It l. time 10 have done with shows
The age stirring pressed on by too solemn
interests 10 be justified making speeches for sefdi,p!ay
or mere amusement. He who cannot saw sometime m
sympathy WITH all OF, the great movements of hu
manI'y might as well hold his peace ChGHpiHr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

MonrRN INGENuirr-ft takes he Yankees to make tho
most Of good thing The people many towns are TO
hold tins year the celebrations on SATURDAY. so As
10 attend tue greater celebrations al Rochester and other
arse places Mondayihus real ling all the gories of
two Fourth Of Julys' in single year, ~. j. HerGld
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

Bo>APARrE A>D DUELtING.-N1poleon nyaria-
bly, objected 70 tie practice Of duelug and al
though he knew from the character of his officers
and sold err, that u WAS impoSS bic 70 prevent IL
Yet h. visited with his dsPlc4surc all the superior
officers who irsnSgrcssci The regulations on that
subject. lie was frequently heard to say that he
never could place any dependence upon ducl st n
battle. and that laiour Magbourr the bravcst Of
the brave, had mover drawn his sword IN private
quarrel Such WAS also the opinion of Pollard. the
c0mmcntatpr 81 Poly5.u who observed. that IN mis-
time duelsts were IN great vogue, but he generally
found them he very scum and dlshonor Of tic army
and the first 10 ce "a moments OF niger. Gusta-
vus ~ with more chivarlc feeling than wisdom,
seat message - Napoiean. who replied. that he
would order a .euciag-iunstcr 10 attend him
plenpotcH'iary .-.NHSrt's Ni.ofy If DueLmg.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-19

There * a great deal of truth in the following
fomarks "lf we could always follow To :hcr sour.
ces ne leadl0g cverts q The world, how much uf
what Is deemed gfcltness and gicry, to say no
thing OF sorrow and evil might not be traced 10 i'm
pure sprngs how much to the spirit of envy alone.
winch spreads is po soning influence through the
whole frame Of society. In love, IN commerce IN
all the subordinate pursuits of life, lis power is con
stantly seen lis far extended sway Is exhibited in
the countenances Of thousands 1t shines through
the smile OF courtler, and n little concealed BY
the assumed >ternncss Of the soldier as by The van
id and unmeaning coidncss affected by the man If
fashion Ia war, N pol'ics, and in government of
empires. ITS ihnIence = felt. How often are men
# merit arrested IN mil career by the JEALOUSY Of
ihe' snPeForS how often arc the most gifted IN
diy dulls prevented by the same cause. from Serv-
lng their country in situations IN which ,hclr tai
onts might be OF the greatest Advantage VII le
feeble aud incapable men are committing, perhaps
rscmcdIabe follics. -.Nan'tcket kttndfr.