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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
THE STATE SENTINEL
w cekIy-,

L. published ererg T1ursday-Ca 5ee on iaois 81,
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Hens urcS.

simple and frugal Government, confined within
srict Constitutional limits.
4 strict construction ofthc Constitution. and NJ
sumption Of doubtful powers.
No National Bank 10 swindle the laborng poVuls
ton.
No connection between the government and banks.
A Diplomacy. asking for nothing bat what Is clear.
~ right and submitting to nothing wrong.
No public debt. either BIZ the General Government.
or by The States except for objects Of urgent
sitv.
No assumption by the General Government If The
debts of the States. either directly ar er:ly by
distributed of the proceeds Of the pubir lands.
Revenue tariff discriminating IN favor Of lie
poor consumer instead Of the rich capitalist.
No extensive system Of Internal Improvement By
tie General Government. or b the States
constitutional barrier against inPrOs ident State
loans
The honest payment Of our debts ard the sacred
preservation Of the public faith
A gradual return from paper credit system.
No grants of exclusive charters and privileges hY
special legislation. "a hanks.
No conneNion between Church and Safe.
No prescription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid 10 public education.
progressive" reformation Of al abuses.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
FAIlc S:sriC.

IA llNMAN DUNN lNtLi,h
| well remember when ~ morn
We went 10 school together,
In sun OF cloud, IN calm ot storm.
lnhecding Of the sea Der.
think Of when used 10 gaze
Within tbs b nn,t on those dlys,
rhcich,roc TO steal ks, KATE NA~r-
An would that We were young again.
| think Of when ! " dil the SUNS"
That luzzlce So 'hy PATE,
And when went 70 read nay task,
Slipped N Thy haud Tic ,llle,
OFT would | cliin. and get f,r this.
WA; To- Ussc "a n a 'vqfit--l kiss.
Thou did>t not link II ham, KATE NANE.-
All would that we were uns again.
/ link Of y hen halved with thee
My cherish d, childish store,
Aud only wished, for Thy dear sake,
Ii might lc ten time more.
Our school mates, when eng cod IN siliie
With Us. would call IL " man AMI vile
None calls ~ 50 Just now, NATE NANE-
All would that ne were young again.
] think Of when the b4inde COW,
Along the cattle tack
Chased thee, and with stick and stone
ln triumph Cove her back.
Thy Trembling form vas on my breast,
Thy little lips 10 mifc were pest.
Thine eyes were fil,i with 1--we. KATE NAsr'
An would that we wclo you"s az an.
J sec thee now, though years have past,
Thou ta> sweet and far;
Time has not spoiled tnv purity,
Nol marked thy face win ca.e.
! love thee, as did befoie,
Yea i-l"cpcr-sirlngc' more
H. art thou IN nay arms, kAfE NANE'
thlnk, my love were young again.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

IN free aud open encounter" s. wrote Milton /:
and so decided the men who framed tie Constitution
of the United States.
And thus it happened, that in our Republic pro-
Life branch of legislation utterly cut OH In the
codes of the Old World long and laborcd chapter is
5und blank page corresponds TO it, in the Statute
book of the New.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
Abstract Of Naturalization Laws now


We have prepared the following abstract Of the
Naturalization Laws IN force Tor the benefit If
foreigners intending to bee citizens Of the United
States and we believe ii may be relied upon as cor
rect. Some provisions Of law applicable to cases
which rarely occur we have not given. In ordinary
cases all the information which il IS necessary 20 pos
sess Is contained in the abstract
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
LsIC R.s,s>.
ny WILLIAM o. SD 3sUEKE.

ny wIILIAM o. sHu 9eUEKE.
4 million tongues axe thine and they arc heard
Speaking oi hope 10 nations, IN HE ptime
OF freed mn, day, TO hasten on Tie ilne
When the wide w1lld Of spiiit snail lie silrcd
With higher aims than uuw-wh,n man shall call
Zach nan his biothct-each shall tell T. each
lis tale If love, and pure and holy speech
Pc music for the soul, high festival;
Thy gentle notes are heard Ike choral waves,
Reaching the fountain. Aill and quiet vale
Thy thunaef-,oucs are ike The sweeping gale,
Biiany the itiic- If incu iD taoie he slaves,
And eaIfh'> rcmutest island hears The sound
! hat h,ais CT cher winsS tie caith abound
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
Volume lE%;;;;;;a;;Numbcr ..
elas 49, BaNaas b GaeiLe. N Blaekraea.
The 'Erc:,s.,rc seeker.

Every man * more o. les q treasure seeker;
latcr of lab0r-unt he has received the lmportan
ruth, that labor alone can bring content and happi
less. There Is affinity. strange II may appear
etween those whose lot IN life Is the most exalted
nd the haggard hollow-cved wieich who prowls in
essantly around the crumbng RUNS Of the past, il
he belief that there lies beneath Their mysterious
oundations mighty trea ure, over which some jeal
us demon keeps watch for CVermole.
Many weary days l suffers,
SICK Of heart aud poor OF psrse
Riches arc the greatest blessing
Poverty the deepest curse
Till at last TO dig a
Forth went into the wood
flend nv serl IS thine forever "
And ,igu the scroll with blood.
Then drew the ma &c circles,
kIndlcd The mysterious fire,
Placed the herbs aud bone, ia order,
SPOKE the nsauiaicn dIie,
aud / sol. ht tue huiied metal
With spell Of micklc might
SJuga. Il 4, my master taught me;
Black end stormy wa, tic night.
And ligh; appearing
In the dl.hnee, ike star;
Whcn the midnight hour toliag,
Came - waxing com af,ri
Came n flashing, AT and sudden,
A. If neIS WINE II w"te.
Flowing Fl ON an open cha,i"c,
Which tcAhic0c, boy I'D bear.
And IL +orc a 'istro.s chapiot,
And has eyes were fan oi thought,
As he stel PED into The circle
Vita The ada g that he brought
Aud lac hadc Taste the gohic'
Aud thought Il cannot be-,
That TIA, 30, should he Tie bealor
Cf the dcuons GIT to me -
"Iasc the dmnght Of pure existence
Spanking in tins gtlfcn urn.
And u moi. with baut(ui magic
Shalt thou hltheIwaad return.
D. not dis nl tcasu3e longer;
Let illy future spciiwo.d re
pals # labor, nish's ol resting;
50 shall lcacc return 10 the =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

TrurrRANrE y klssty..-li is an ovcrlookod ati.-
or in the cap OF temperance that we eve To 1t the
pleasant invention of kissing In the course Of my
reading haze fallen in with the Historical fact. ls'
when wine was prohibited by Law t. the women olar-
Gent Rome malc relatives bad tho right of ascerta IN
ng. by tasting ne iiis OF their listers and con ms.
whether the forbidden liquor '.ad passed The IN
vesiga;ions OF thus lip pol ce Is said. Ilsh.1
with rigor and vigilance highly croditab;e - tie
zeal Of the republic. and Tor time iatcpaercnce was
fairly kissed AWAY. Subsequently, female inioXica-
ton became fl>onahlc gain. Temperance kisses not
wlths;anding > and Seneca On his Fl ,togl l. thus
severe upon the Roman ad.e. Their manners have
altogether changed, though their ''"es are capra-
ting as ever. lncy mike b,a-t # their exploits n
drinking Taey Viii III through the n.; with tic
g.ass II -, bands. Challenging the men. and often
ou,doiug item NoA by roS.o.ing the nuch-abused
and perverted Mss 10 Is original Nilsson. and mixing
Of i tho sacred apostle Of inquiry tatt was gnay
des gncd for. j; strikes that the temperance
mttees would have many more artvc members and
lie cause would assuredls grow pubic favor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

yrap.cr or $500 ron SAaverloS.-The New ! or
superior court ha, gwen verdict fox the plaintiff, in
the case IF Rcbecca Brand Allison ldeson, 10 the
above amount The victim was Young giri OF nj
teen poor child. pr tc-tedby Miss Brand, Sunday
s,huol ieache.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

TAE DYi>G Charlottesville Dying Gladiator Is
one of those masterpieces of antiquity which e'bit
knowledge Of anatomy and mans nature. lie Is not
resting: he IS falling, but in tho position OF ono
wounded IN the chest and seeking relief IN that anN-
ious ard oppressed breathing which attends a mortal
wound with loss of blood. lie seeks support to his
arrn,nct to rest tlcin Ia sustain the body hnt 10
fix thcul that their action may bc transferred 10 the
chest. aud tin, assist the abcrng rc>f ration. lie
nature Of his suAcrlngs leads 10 thls attitude In a
man cyrring from los bio d. as the vital --to.l lows.
the heart and lgnr> have tn Same painful feeling Of
want which produced b. ob>truco on to tic breath
inr. Us the blo,ds draining from HIN he pant,. and
looks Wild and tho chest hcaves convuls.vcly Ind
. The ancient artist has placed this statue N the pos
ture Of one who sur> the extremity OF difficult rcsPl
ration The fixed condition Of the shoulders a he
susiains his sinking body. shows that tie powerful
muscles common 10 the us and have Their action
concentrated 70 the struggling chest In the same
way dos nan afflicted with asthma rest his hands
or h> elbows upon table. STOPPING forwards, ilaf
the shoulders may become fixed points IAc muscles
Of The arm and shoulder then oct muscles OF re-,
ration and id in the no,on OF tie che,t. during tie
hea,inr and anxiety winch belong L. the disease
Sir cures y Is inetomy q Ergressioa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

Any alien being free white person may be ad-
mtcd to become citizen OF the United States the
following conditions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

Ron And l.-,a-lt Is impossible thai society can
loa., saAsst and surcr many # is member, 70 I've
IN idelncss and enjoy all The and pleasure they
can invent. without h9y.n. at the sme TING great
mu,iiude> II feore tAei = make good tais defect,
" II cdHzsccrd To be quite lie reverse. and b. use
alb ,atence mare iacir bodies 20 worA Or oer- and
them elves be .dss.-i.A}t. .f.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

: l Eliz {. i.
81. Henry Will, c. xiv.
-Cartwnght's Secont Reply, ?. 10.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21
Common Pleas.
Before Judge DalY.

Nov. 20.--John King vs.. William Hafhey,cav This
action tried beiors II was brought by pny sican
for medical services rendered to defendants aughter
appeared that plaintiff applied the part Of de-
fendant to disease under which his daughter has
been aborng called the st. vus Dance and in order
effect cure applied mesmerism animal magnetism,
fecons after having attended on her for nearly
year and half she supposed 10 be entirely cured
For these services he received $780, and he claims $3.50
additional Defence put in that she had subsequently
turn Of the disease The jury will deliver sealed
dict this forenoon Mr. Benedict for plaintiff Mr. Clark
for defendant
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

SHOCKING MURDER NEAR VALLEY FoRGK.-A
friend residing at Phoenixville, informs us that can
Englishman by the name Of William Palmer aged q,
leaves in obscure place. within half mile OF Valley
Forge having been shot In the neck aad received other
marks Of violence. An inquest reported Delbe-
rate MURDER He had been missed for about three weeks
but was supposed that he had clandestnely lett. Sus
picon has fallen upon man with whom he was board
ing who has been arrested and committed for trial Ano
ther boarder had missed a considerable OF motley
and this is supposed in way to be connected with
the motive" Our correspondent states that the neghbor
hood is much agated, as this Is the first murder
committed in the immediate vicinity. deep feeling pre-
vails moreover because the accused is connected by
marriage With Of the largest and most reputable fam
lilies Of the neighborhood.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

CoLoRED HoNoRABLKs The Hon. Mr.. Ganville,
Chief Justice OF Barbados, IL a mulatio; the Hon.
Mr.. Sharp Attorney General Of BaIbadees is mulatto !;
the Hon. Mr. Garroway Judge Of the Court Of Appeals in
Barbadoes, Is mula'o HIS Exceency the Governor OF
pers in the British West India Islands negroes and
mulaocs twenty magistrates mulatoss. In the
different legislatures there loss than seventy i've
mnlatoes and negroes making laws for their former
white masters The army is black, jurors black, and
ministers black,
The New York herald., 1844-11-21
& ~ & @

JOHN HERDMAN, 6l South street, New York.
The subscriber continues make arrangements
passenger, from Great Britain and Ireland ys Lverpoo
the United States board the packet ships sailing from Liver
pool five daysand in order afford every facility he
will have despatched superior American ships New York aud
Boston, every week. during the year.
Those sending for their friends rely that the due and
dgent will be shown them heretofore and should
Of those for embark the money will be refunded
customary and those mittng money their friends have
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange for suit payable de-
mand the following banks without discount any other
charged, Wis:
ENGLAND-Messrs. j. Built Son & Co.. Bankers, London;
j. Barned Co., Liverpool; the National Prov ncal Bank Of
England and Branches throughout England and York
Lancaster Banking Co.
IRELAND-Nationai Bank Of Ireland and Branches and
Provincial Bank Of Ireland and Branches all the principal
towns throughout the Kingdom.
SCOTLAND-Easen Bank Of Scotland and Branc
Greenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and Greenock.
Persons residing the country and wishing send money
their friends may its being done satisfactorily their
remng the amount they wish sent with the and address
Of the for whom intended; draft for the
for the returned by mail.
For further particulars apply f by letter. post pad)
SIG JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South 1t.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21
WINTER ARRANGEMENTs

On and after October 49, the cars will run as follows
Leaving City Hall for Harlem, l23th ST. Morrsania Ford
TusLahce Hsrts Gorssrs and White Plains 7so 1890
City Hall s45 Ma l45 A. NJ, 24o r. NJ, 4A3P. M Leaves
Tnckahoe for City ball s25 A. NJ !l23 l35 P. M
NJ, l3oP M, 4PM Freight trains will leave City Hall at
The Wesch@ter Train will stop only after leaving the City
Hail. the of Broome and the Bowery Vauxha Gar
den and 9th street An Extra Car will precede each Train
minutes before the time Of starting from the City Hall,
and will take up passengers along the line.
Extra Hare aud Morsania Trains for Monisiana and in
ermediate places,
Leav. City Hall for Harlem and Monisania7 A. M, A.
Hall, A. NJ, 10 A ~, n A. NJ. 3P NJ, $50 r. M.
nis 3mHc w. 8. CARMAN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

05- A young lady named Mary Summers made
oil might OF the garter story Of herself last week
Illinois, by tying her throst up tight her stock
ing iasepngs that she was dead before morning Cause
she wanted 10 marry pennilass lover and her father
threw what Mrs Maaprop would call obslisk in the
way. Poor thing
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

INCREASE OF POPULATION Within few weeks,
says the Wdrsato Signal, we have heard OF such
remarkable increase among our citizens that have
ventured 10 give II notice Two p.o.beis have each
given birth TO twins, end third TO three children PIet-
" well for country But not strange for Nor
mon country.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

BopY FoUNp We understand Iifeless body
recently fallen In With the beach at Sandy Key
part Of which completely covered over nothing but
the head and feet to be small foresail was also
found which leads to the suppostiop, from a sire that
Il was attached TO pilot boat, probably On American
lost IN the late gale Nassau IN. P) Gazsfte Oct 26
The New York herald., 1844-11-21
In Chancery.

Nov. 20 -Lswis .a,ahon.-This already no.
ticed was resumed argument Mr. Butler being heard
on the part Of complainant in reply. Mr. dwelt At
length on the alleged insolvency OF of the parties
named in the stating that at the time OF
the arrangement Of his mortgage by Mr. Anthon Mr..
Lewis he was rretrievable bankrupt and further
legged that he was and still s irretriey able bankrupt
having assigned all his property at the time he ap.
piled to for payment Of his bond in September. lsl0
Amongst the various exhibits press ntea the follow
ing being memorandum, alleged in defendants
handwriting, sent la losor Of tho sab loae,
with five assignments of mortgages to complainant, all
dated 9th Dec. 1885,
Mr.. Bogart, $1,000, Oct. 9Th, interest $40 AZ
Mr.. Wentworth, 1000. July 27th, so 50
Mr.. 0irard, 500, Oct. 18th, 745
Mr.. McVckar, $500, June 3Oth, l06 Is
Mr. Harris, 5000, Nov. LIST. 3420
The New York herald., 1844-11-21
U. 3. Marshal,s once.

area--lsaac Dudley boat steerer on board the wha.
ling brig Mattcpoaset delivered 10 the authorities OF
this once Yesterday, having been brought home from Rio
0tands, on board the U 8 brig Porposs, charged With
uutinous conduot
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

Court Calendar-Thls Forenoon.
COMMON PLEA-Nos. II, 100, Is, 10, 20, 81, TO- ~, ~
%.
CrRcur CouRT-Nos IL, 49, 6l 65, e7, 72 ee, II, So,
SO, 81, 81, II, los, l06, 100, Ill, liz, to l24.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

QUICK WoRK.-Afred Mortimer, young man
who robbed ewey store in New York some time since,
arrived in this city on Saturday last his way to Texas
His career was cn short by his being arrested yesterday
evening by Mr. ArmfeId Of the Second Mur ic psny Po
lice and lodged in prison. Part of tho stolen property
was found in his possession He will probably be
ined by Recorder Baldwin In few days New Orleans
pieo,,ns
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

CoURT poR THE CONNECTION OF ERRORS.
BASY, Tuesday, Nov. 10 Present Senator Boc-
kee, presiding, and = other Senators No. 20-Albany
Exchange Bank VI. Jehn Boardman MIR. H. q Whes-
ton concluded for defendent in Mr.. .. Stevens
was heard in reply
The New York herald., 1844-11-21
Circuit Court.
Court Calendnr-TI

Nov. 2O-Yanden6,ngh rs. Beekman- this case re
ported in yesterdays Herald the Jury rendered verdict
tor plaintiff $325.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21
Price Two Cents.
Oswego.
Correspondence Of the Hsrald.l

OswEGo, Nov. IL, Is44
The elements of wind and water are contcndIng
Tor supremacy. The waves and foam at the mouth
Of this little harbor are now boisterous and angry,
lashing the rocks with their unrelenting strokes.
On Saturday night, the steamboat Rochester went
ashore in fog, at Four Mile Point, heavy laden !;
but with the assistance of the steamers Telegraph
and Admiral was got of with little damage. Last
night Sunday tremendous gale from the north
west threatened much destruction. The dawn of
day discovered the brig Horatio Gates, Of French
Creek ashore the rocks. directly under the fort,
two.thirds careened, receiving sundry bumps at
each successive wave. Her cargo, 1900 bushels of
wheat and 1000 barrels Of -four. fear other disas-
ters will be reported during the day.
The clamor Of political warfare has not ceased
yet in this direction Oswego. which has always
gone 70 or 80 majority tor the wings, gave but g.
This has reused the ire OF the discontents against
the Catholics, whom il is said, were instructed by
Bishop Hughes and other dignitaries, 10 vote the
locoioco ticket. Much money has been lost here,
the democracy clearing their blushing honors
thick about them'' with becoming suavty and
grace, which contrasts strangely with the wild vo-
citerations of their rabd opponents.
think It a duty OF an imperative nature to warn
travellers against the constant imposition practised
on the arrival Of the cars at Syracuse. A flaming
bill setting forth the advantages OF the canal route
via Oswego to Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto, and
ss he nsad o p
route. Announcing as we'll, that a steamboat
leaves osweso daily for the above ports, Sundays
excepted) Here am ! with family OF
eight, obliged 10 remain three days at an hotel
The boats having been taken of-and when you
attempted 10 expOstulste and expose the impose
on by producing the bill, the only answer is, "Oh
there is no date TO this, they were issued early In
the season" OF course the stranger is not aware
Of this, but is laughed at as gudgeon of the first
water My loss by this trick alone s 80 dollars be-
sides three days anguish of suspense and e~~Yi.
Yours, VORTEX.
The New York herald., 1844-11-21
JAMES W.. JUDD & co.


w ON Wednesday. FORECAsTLE YARNS by the
late John W. Gould These Tales intimately with
some Of the glorious naval achievements Of the war are the
most perfect OF TINS style Of writing published
On Tiur.d.y, THE BOOK OF BRITISH BALLADS ed.
ited BY fai ESQ with an original by Park
BspjapS ESQ This book all exquisite and po
earliest tmssom "CbeyyChasen down 20 e present er e
H 81 'hs F,asy Gs and 9Sy S MmeTe,s sdtiop P,es
MusSdtGAL KECREATlONS BY E. Ives jr This work is
g % @ TO all teachers and Of music
n nis ?s any other country Music Professors requested
Dld you read the article in the last Saturdays New
woa on Daniel Webster and the Natives Read It by ali
means Ofhce 80 Ann n2o az &c
The New York herald., 1844-11-21

were along side OF wharves 40 sail OF sloops and
schoone besides the usual number Of steam and tow
boats