Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-27

iures-and
peritv which 10.
working classes
would vanish away; and the mechanic and laborc
would discover when too late. that, whilst striking
the manacles of legal slavery from the hands of the
African, he had riveied upon The necks of his own
children the bondage of necessity which no earthly
power could ever again remove.'--Cin. Ga-.
BRUTAL AFFAIR.--On Monday evening abou. a
O'Clock, youth by the of Andrew McDannald
vas inferred In the Chestnut Grove Cemery: and ON
yesterday II was discovered by the sexton that the
fastenngs OF the gate had been forcby broken OPEN
the grave rlfed, and the corpse removed Search vn.
instituted by the Trustees of the Cemeiry and friends
OF the deceased, and after several hours erre,ing out
the affair, the corpse found locked I'D In vacant
house on Spring street, most shanefully abused
\ Dung McDannad died of consumption was 81 or
phan by OF exemplary habits and had after the death
OF his father, engaged in the sale of milk bv which
he supported his mother aud little sisters Last sum-
mer his mother died aud left him and three little
daughters To tie orphans fate. Andrew was sinking
under the consumption. of which he died rs before
stated. He decently inferred by his friends IN n
suit OF broadcloh, which he had purchased with
The proceeds of his earnings, which was torn OFF
aud thrown away or left in the grave.
Ii was the intention OF he perpetrators of this out
rage 10 take The corpse to Louisville for dis>ec n
lhey are known 10 Tie community, and we trust they
Ill be made 10 suffer for violation of The righs
of the dead and tie feelings of the living Such nea
should be taught that willie the science Of medicine
is to be cultivated and cherished there are WAYS I'm
which II can be done without dragging oar sons aud
daughters from Their last resting place be chopped
up like hogs, and their fragments scattered to tie
four y jcfsrsonrihe Republican, Dec l.
EXTRAORDINARY MULrfPnclrY OF Wives AND
HU>BANps.-in the town of West Bradford. Pa
there Is old chnrcbyard IN which stand seven ombs
stones, side by side covering the remains OF tie Hon.
Nathaniel Thurston and liS SIR rices. They stand
in order follows Mrs. Beisey ThurSio died Nov
%, 1880, aged 81 Mrs. Martha Thursion died May
II. 1850. aged 81; Mrs IIuldah Thursion died sep
TENDER ;. ls0l, aged 2i; Mrs. Carissa Tbursnn,
died Nov. ii. 1903. aged So; Mrs. MariLa Thurston
died July u. 1894 aged -: Mrs. Mary Tnnrson,
died March g. 1903, aged 27, Hon. Nathaniel Thurs
ton, died in LansIngburg, n. Y, Oct. 81. 1911,
aged 56.
This hardly bents a more modern one we knew
OF, n little nearer home. A deacon in one our most
prominent churches IN this city, and hi> amnbe bet
ter-half, 70 m queer instance in mntrimony. The
deacon is the mn husband Of The lady, while the lady
is the deacoDs fourth rife Beat that, who can
Connecticut paper.
OF We can beat the above, all TO pieces for we
have man in this vicinity, yet in the prime of life,
who is now living with his fourteenth wife.
How TaADE-Persnadiny a man ,clai he .sans
1t standing rule with shopkeepers. when asked for
article which is in their stock. offer something
resembling IN it, Thus we heard a coun,ryman inqufng
at village store for moving scyihc "Soffy SIR &C.
pee the pert youngsler behind the counter, have
scythe. but we've GOT first chop pcnknivcs" The
following circumstances related ia Scotch paper. Of the
same nature.
vendor Of buttons buckles and other small ware who
occupied small shop the head Of the Glasgow,
IN which, the while the notable alie Nchol Jsf,c dom
'c'ed noticed country Loot sasdng at his window
day with M undecided kind Of wonngo buy expression
his face and inquired whether lac pistol.
sell Tho shopman had long studied tho counter ipgc Of
cndcavoug 10 persuade customer to buy what YOU
for sale. rather than what the ask
Man. said he, "wha be the Of pistol 10 you. Lame
youtscli, an be iihcr body wit You shall
buy flute Tiers ane an r dear pistol,
JUST stop M open finger about he holes and bsw
in at tho big an haze like after
wee whites practice besides, you'll maybe blaw lune
into the heart % bhe la.sle that will hiring YOU
The worth - thousand pistols German flutes nhef."
Man. said the smp'icu,. Il am glad that met vi YOU
the ayJos, tct up " aud paying down the price asked
and bidding gud day. with significant nod Of The head.
remarked 'Fi 40, be my Eau, yet ns an opPor,u-
nity o riding the bfoosc at my waddlng, ain We hse
learned me 10 bo my ain pipot.'
PHsSvLvAsIA Punnc WoaKs.-The Hanisburgh
Keystone has the following OF the
the Fenns yvania state works:
Ne that actual receipts the Treasury
from Ia, Deee@ecr lsis TO lat December. lsas Sa &C:
4
/ From the same source the preeeingl
year, $50. 555 %
/ Increase for the year lsis 0 over 1878 y7s3o5 10
The estimated amount by the late State Treasurer MIR
Plumer for the jus, closed 81 ESQ 900 The e
cepts have therefore fallen below the estimate 81 l3s7
This deficiency oecasoned 10y the long continued dry
weather and consequent wan, II water both IN the Oho
river aud in the canal Had not bsen for this the ,,
celpls would have exceeded the estimate.
Divorces ~ CoNNEcricur-A clerical gen,lem,,
of Hartford attended the House Of Repre,en,a,,ve.
last Spring 10 re id the prayers. aud beng politely re-
quesed 10 rcm,ln seated near the Speaker dnr,,c
tho d, bate. lac found himself The spectator of az
! uamorrying process, so alien Ia has own vocation
and Characteristic of the Legislature of Connoc,;
cut, that the result was the following
lnsprOnaptu.
Addressed by Priest 10 the Legislature Of Connsc,,
" For cur-ting all coNSEcr-ions famed
CoNNFcr-rcur ~ fairly named
twain INJECT IA une, but YOU
Cur those whom CONNECT IN two
Eich Legislature seems tos say
What you coNsEcr-I-cur away
California has prepared coat Of arms and seal
Upon the foreground there * n grizzly bear feeding
npon cluster OF grapes. Upon the right j. repre
seniaion Of Minerva holding the Corgon shield in
one hand, aud spear IN the other The reverse is
the representation of the with pick and spade
and implements OF mining. toiling for the precious
treasure. In the middle, u river in which are SEQ,
steamboats, In the distance Is the lad tops OF
the Sierra Nevada and on the top the motto.
n "Euresn," Il have found III
OGun Csmphor laid in the of ants 10 said TO b.
excellent for keeping away these troublesome insects