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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
INDIANAPOLIS, OCTOBER II, 1850.
GLORIOUS Triumph in PENNSYLVANIA.


II Democratic Canal Commissioner, and the De
mOcrGtic State Ofiesrs by at least ten thousand
najorityl-D,mocratic Legislature, Uhich Sc
cures a Democratic United States SsnGtor,-
Hurrah for PsnRsylrania!-N cheers for the
glorious Old Keystone,
The following is the result of tho Congressional
election:
First Dstrict-Thomas B. Florence, dem.-gain.
Second District-Joseph R. Chandler, wing.
Third Distrct-Henry d. Moore, wing.
Fourth DiStrict-John Robbins, Jr., DEM
Fifth Distrct-John NJ Mir, dem.-gain.
Sixth District-Thomas Ross, dem.
Seventh District-Jesse c. Dckey, wing
Eighth District-Thaddeus Stevens, wing.
Ninth District-J. Clancy Jones, dem.
Tenth District-Milo NJ. Dimmick dem.
Eleventh District-H. B. Wright, dem.-gain-
Twelfth District-Galusha A. Grow, dem.
Thirteenth District-James Gamble, dem.-gain.
Fourteenth District-T NJ. Behighans, whig.
Fifteenth Distrct-Wm II. Kurtz, dem.-gain.'
Sixteenth District-James x. MLanahan, dem.
Seventeenth Dstrict--Andrew Parker, dem.-gain.
Eighteenth Dstrict-John M. Dawson, dem.-gain.
Nineteenth District. H. Kuhn, whig-gain.
Twentieth District-Jokn Allison, whig.
Twenty-frst District-Thomas NJ Howe, whig.t
Twenty fourth District-Alfred Gilman, dem
Two Districts to hear from. Democrats probably
elected in both.
Danner ds for present Congress in place of Dr.
Mes whig, deceased.
tEiarmar Denny wing. for present Congress, fill vacancy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
[For the Indiana State Seniinel.l
The Family that never read a NewsPape

c., Der. IL, 80.
The second night after left your city, put up at the
large, brick tavern, known as the -- House The
proprietor in heterogeneous, informed
me, that he owned 400 Of land, had raised
the present 900 bushels of wheat csc bushels of
oats and expected to harvest 1900 bushels OF =
that he owed dollar and aerer tOok RelrsPd-
per in his life!
had curiosity to learn how family kept up with
the of the day. when deprived OF the only
of obtaining it. Soon after entered the family
circle which consisted of the parents and six children,
the eldest daughter the shady side OF twenty-five,
the Mother commenced with
"Mister, do you know whether that great Mr.. Web
ster is hanged yeti"
eyes, Madam"
''Wal" said the daughter, II allow he'll not make
any more of them are spelling books"
~ suppose not"
with deep sigh, '.and never seed any body hanged
yet. always thought I'd like one hanged, but it
never happened to right, and Pm Citing so old
now. / don't expect / ever will Pve seed the sarcGs
and the and SIGH kind of shows, but I'd ruther
seed one fellow hanged than fifty Of them shows"
'sStranger" said the daughter, theres going to be
an animal shotc down here bout six miles,
maybe you'd like TO lay and go down. Brother
Jeemes says, they've got snakes there, the same
kind what swalier elephant, but l don't be-
lieve there any sich snakes-do youl"
s'No, Miss"
oval, then, the biography hes" replied Jeemes a
youth of some twenty -two years.
81 allow it does, said the mother "Why shouldn't
them Biography folks lie Just like other folksl"
Mother," said Jeemes ''you don't know nothing what
you're talking about. Don't the United States make all
the iographiesl What's the of their putting lies
into 'eml They make 'em every ten years; they're
going to make another In few days. They send out
men all the country find every thing that's
what that chap here for 'tothcr day asking
ny tarnal questions about Stranger, your suppers
ready" VIAToR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
Convention Printing

We have no disposition to reopen this question. The
Convention decided, as knew they would. The pub
Usher of this paper is candidate for Printer, and il
elected is ready the work in a equal
TO any printing establishment in the west. The work
done his Office speaks for itself The Sentinel claims
exclusive right other establishments. All the
proprietor asks is fair equal and honorable competition
and if defeated-then the matter ends He has no in
tention Of sueing the State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
Last Telegraph from PENNSYLVANIA.

Wereceived last evening six minutes past six O'clock
the following bulletin from the Pennsylvania office in
reply to dispatch, ''What newsl Have Ge lost the
18th and 22d districts?"
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -.
"We have lost but member and Gilmore largely
elected. Our net gain is seven ]. w. F.
This gives us fifteen members in the Congress TO
nine whgs-six democratic majority In the present
Congress it stands sixteen wings, eight democrats.
Thus we have reversed the wing majority of eight into
six democratic majority This is, indeed glorious tri
umnh!-Unf0a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

INDIANA STATE SENTIvEL.-We have received sew
era numbers of this excellent democratic paper
and although the establishment has recently passed from
the hands Of Messrs. Chapmans Spann TO the Messrs
Brown, IL has lost of its former interest and we
hope II will receive, il undoubtedly deserves an ex-
tensive circulation mong the Hoosers. While we re-
joice at the atterng prospects of of the Sen
mel, by the new dress which it has recently assumed
together with many other favorable indications made
manifest through its columns, but express our
regret that seeming necessity exists for the establish
ment OF new democratic paper at the same place for
should have been known that such paper at such
point was enough, and that there would sooner
or later, quarrel and distract and divide the party.
Liberal indeed the democracy of Indiana be- II
they afford support large democratic papers
at their capital We hope, for the sake Of democracy
there that one Of them will be discontinued and the
the better Let the Sentinel be continued and
well patronized, and the Statesman discontinued and
there is no danger Let opposition come from the eal
phins," from those who should be friends of the
great cause of democracy everywhere.-Des Moinss
(Io,Oa) Republic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

UUnder the law of 1793 relative fugitive slaves,
there is penalty for refusing assist the Marshal.
The general act is similar in It's provisions to the statute
authorizing any sheriff call for aid in the OF
there is no such provisions in the late fugitive slave
The act authorizes the Marshal to call for aid and the
general law imposes penalty for refusal.Defron Free
Press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

9. To keep silence is the most useful service that a
Indifferent spokesman render tho Commonwealth.
DE Tocqnerille, ii. 80.
Constituents, however, do think so.'-Ibid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

FIRST IN THE FfELD-The abolitionists of Syracuse
N. Y, have made the following nominations:
For President-Gerrit Smith white man.
For Vice Presdent-Sam. Ward, black man.
This is what might be called "the mixed ticket y
Some supposed that Seward aud Feed Douglas wond
have been the candidates.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

1--WE learn a contract for twenty thousand hogs to
he delivered in this city three dollars per hundred
has been "signed and sealed" The hogs ere to come
principally by the branch railroads. We calcu
late at least hundred and twenty-five thousand will
be packed in Madison during the coming season. Amt
we going ahead7-Madison (Ia.) Banner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

THIRD DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Emanuel b. Hart, ESQ., was, last evening, nomina ted
on the first ballot candidate to represent the Third
District in the next Congress.-N. y Globe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

~ The Rochester American says that ftren fugitive
Slaves left that place for Canada wednesday week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24
BOUNTY Lands.

For the benefit of the surviving soldiers of the of
Is II and all others entitled bounty lands publish
the necessary forms and instructions from the Department
Applications be Immediately made but in justice
the Department we feel bound to say that books
will have be opened the old rolls examined and
copied will be time before the Pension Office
commence issuing Warrants. There will be several hun
bred thousand applicants and much delay will
ly follow.
In every application for the benefit of the act afore-
said, whether made by the surviving officer or soldier
HIMSELF or by his widow or minor child or children,
declaration under OATH must be made nearly accord
ing following forms the OF the will
admit.
Such declaration and afidayits, must be sworn tobe
fore Justice of the peace other officer authorized
administer oaths for general purposes who must GER
tly the same.
The official character and signature Of the magistrate
who may administer the oath must be certified by the
clerk OF the proper of record OF his county, under
the seal of the Such certificate must accompany
eveTy
In every instance where the certificate of the certify
ng officer who authenticates the paper written
the same sheet of paper which contains the affidavit
other papers authenticated the certificate must be at
tached thereto by piece OF tape or narrow ribbon the
ends of which pass under the ocal SEAL so as TO
prevent any paper from being improperly attached TO the
certificate.
The Sd section express terms only provides for the
location of warrant under the law Thus, the right
10 focdtc not
may we'll say that assignments made prior to loca-
ton will be recognised.
The 4th section declares all sales, Sc, going to a
feet the title of any land, granted or to he granted
pror to the issue" shall be null and void and express
" declares that the land located shall be charged
with subject any debt claim incurred prior to
the issuing of the patent" 1t thus appears clear that
it the intention of Congress that the claim of the
soldier his heirs should continue free from every kind
of incumbrance until after the issue Of the patent and
thus relieve the Department from all the evils growing
out Of conflicting claims under alleged assignment.
The object of the law is confer the right to the
land itself the his heirs After that
purpose is effected it of course competent for the
grantee TO dispose of it as he may think proper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24


open resistance and the free States be made the
city of refuge and hiding place for fugitive slaves, then
dsunion with all its horrors upon The South will
resist They would then have just for complaint.
The Union cannot be preserved, and the Constitution
destroyed They must live together they viii die
gethcr. To our Democratic friends we say, you can
preserve your identity national party if war
upon slavery is to be part of your platform The
same remark will apply to the wings party, and
they have now before them, in their President, bright
example of a national wing. Let them follow him.
Let them heed the warning voice of Mr. Clay the idol
Of their party and anatcism Will be rebukcd But it
question which rises above party-one that is full
of deep interest the friends of civil liberty throughout
the world The northern or free States have the
majority. That equilibrium long existing between
the sections Of the Union destroyed 1t
again be restored That majority must protect the
stutonal rights of the minority or the minority will
lose all attachment the Union and when that gone
the last link is broken-the ark Of the covenant is de-
stroyed Slavery is a moral and political evil but
whilst view il in that light, we should forget
that it is institution which cannot assail cradi-
cate until the Constitution Is altered 1t worse than
useless to be constantly preaching against this evil
less the remedy is provided and how is that be doncs
The abolition Of slavery unless mode was adopted
the free people of color would be greater
the free than the slave States. Our country
would be filed with degraded and worthless popua-
ton. A population which never enjoy equality
with the white race. In opinion should leave
the institution where athere left IT, under the Con-
stitution be regulated and controlled by the States
where il exists trusting that Wisdom which cometh
from above for its final extinction and the return Of the
black man to the land Of his forelathers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24

Form Of declaration TO be made By The Widow Of
deceased Officer or Soldier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-24


Three separate battalions Of Hungarians in the Aus
tran army, Lombarjy, have revolted and the revolt
was only suppressed by force, accompanied by some
bloodshed
A conspiracy at Milan was said to have been dscov-
cred.
TURKEY-The Hungarian refugees have received per-
mission leave the Turkish territory when the term of
location is Kossuth has 1t is said, applied to
main in Copstantinople
IrALY.-The archbishop of Sardinia has been treated
like his colleague Turin. Both have been shipped off
to Civa Vecchia The powers of the Pope viii not it
of whose crimes is not stated. All parties concur IN
stating that they have rendered themselves exceedingly
obnoxious.
GERMANy-Angry notes continued to be exchanged
between Prussia, Austria, and Germany. and affairs
seemed complicated Prussia refuses to
knowledge the authority of the Diet of Frankfort the
electorate. Prussian troops concentrating on the
confines of Casaa and matters in Mechlenburg Schwern
to Indicate dissension between the Duke and his
people in Hesse- Cassel The constitution, which
agreed to by the Grand Duke the 9th Ct October
lS49 has been violated by the ministerial deacon-abo
shng it altogether and granting to the obnoxious nob
ity their old privileges and rights The deputies refused
obey the illegal act and appointed the 4h of Sptem
Der to meet for dclberaton, previous which the Pres
idcnt OF the Chamber had been arrested and sent to
prison.
SPAIN-The Cuba expedition to sail on the 18th
inst. The steamships Caledonia and Hibernia formerly
Of the Cunard line are be Immediately placed route
between Cadiz and HAVANA The Cambria will also
soon be placed on the same route.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IL, Sp. m.
The river is at a stand with three feet two inches in
the canal There is three and half feet Flint
island bar. Raining allday.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 49,
The steamer Mustang, when below Brunswick, on the
Missouri river struck snag and sank in six feet water
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-25
MUSICAL NOTICE.

THE subscriber wishes to call the attention of musicians
to an Flat CORNET, VALVE BUGLE, which
he has just completed on and improved principle con
tanning all the good qualities Of the Flat Bug wiz volume
OF tone and rapid execution and of the false and i'm
perfect tones TO which the Buge subject it be play
Cd with ease through the whole compass Of and half
ocaves and produces the quality of tone throughout
Fiat CORNETS, TRUMPETS, L Flat BUGLES, &c,
manufactures and warranted to prove good recon
mended All kinds of INSTR UMENTS used in Brass Bands
selected and furnished to order.
Ase, few good Secondhand Instruments for sa cheap
orto lot u Please call and examine 236 MAIN STREET
Pane'S Block, corner of Pleasant st. ISAAC FISKH.
worcester, Aug b, $780, diff
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TO LET.

a., ry1IIE well known BOTTOMIY STORE in CHER
80 4 RY VALLEY, LEICESTER: Possession will be CIV
III en- immediately There can be business of $4,000
psT Year done The stock en- hand will be disposed of
on terms which will made satisfactory. The attention
of any person who wants go into the mercantile business
i. asked ST ONCE the subscriber has made
meats 10 leave the place soon and believed this offers
&c an enterprisiHg man a good opportunity
Inquire OF the subscribery in Cherry Valley.
nIy % dwtf WRIGHT BOTTOMLY.
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FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
I. a. HOLMES, 157 Main st.. Worcester,

I. 4. HOLMES, 157 Main St., Worcester,
(Od stand Of NoYEs & KimBALL1
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Rich Drawing Roam
vi Chamber, and Cottage
FURNITURE.
FEATHERS, mn I'I'R ESSES, MIRRORS.
LOOKING CLASSES &c Sc,
with the largest and best selected assortment of Furniture
to be found in this city.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectable invited tn visit This
Establishment and examine above extensive stock of
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
WIN. A. MOVES can be found at his oil stond yhere he
would be happy to wait upon his friends and former cso
ers aud orders left with him viii he promptly executed
l.. A. HOLINESS Isl Main Street
directly opposite b. L. Harden & Co.'s New Store.
seplli dwtf
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PONIES TMPROYEn unT0N RANGF

Z ESSRS MOSES POND IL co. of Boston, who have
~ been for years engaged in the manufacture of COOK
ING RANGES, have recently made great in
them The is placed The site Ohe fire so that access
may be had to 1t without being Obliged reach the
lire while baking The boilers Immediately over the
fire and require little iuel-hey fitted wood or coal
loair fixtures, for warming additional rooms, attached
when desiredalso, Wdter-baCks and Bath Boilers They
are OF SIX SIZES, suitable for the smallest families and
the largest hotels 11he Agent, is prepared set them
for any responsible and ask nopay till perfect sat
isfacton is afforded. One may be LORINGS, 70
MAN street. Aug 80
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NEW DRUG STORE,
Pimpies, Frecktes, Redness, Sunburn,
Tan. RIOfcheS. etc.

COMPLETELY REMOVED by the use Of the ORANGE
y FLOWER LOTION. The subscriber offers this Lotioi
the public with confidence, safe, agreeable and ce
tain remedy for the care prevention of pnpes on the
face and skim for Freckes for Botches for or pre-
yenon of bun and Tan, for Richness from exposure to
the SUM- for Chapped Hands, and Tor rendering The complex
ion clear and beautiful 1t particularly recommended to
gentlemen prevent after shaving and for ure-
venting eruptons which so often follow.
~ Manufactured and sold by ORLANDO TOMPKIGS,
Boston. For stle in Worcester by Druggists generally
July II 1S6m
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ELECTRO PLATING AND GLIDING.

DOOR PLATES of various patterns
E subscriber is now prepared to Gid Silver all kinds
OF gewelry, Watches and any other article usually gal
va2ed lie also keeps hand Cup Batteries of Copper for
CHUNG ana sllvering, and is prepared furnish different
kinds of Batteries for Gliding and Medical use with Books
Oh instruction which families will find be very useful
Also, Porous Cells, Zine Cylinders and Plates, Platinum
eral terms ~
lie Is also manufacturing of the best and abandonment
Door Plates and Numbers for houses that been offered
TO he pubic OF Silver Plate of different patterns Glass
Plates of various kinds.
UJ me subscriber continues to do job work in Conner
Tin, Sheet lron and Lead; Copper Pumps Set
per Boilers timed ~
Inc above work done in workmanike manner for Cash
on delivery Of the goods VIM LUCAS
June IL du rear ofl3 Centrdi-st, Worccster..
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WATERS HAIR DYE.

THE great and increasing demand for Hair Dye and the
difficulty of procuring GOOD ARTICLE, has induced the
subscribers experiment, until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that SURPRISES any other use
The advantages possesses other kinds are that the
application perfectly simple, the Hair requires no pre-
yous preparauen IL is entirely free from any unpleasant
Emclls, and does not fade, crock, wash cut.
1t does not like ordinary Hair Dye, leave unpleasant
and unnatural dryness Of the hair but at the time
its color is changed retains its natural usre and soft
ness Instead OF urng the hair tends in great degree
strengthen its greth and prevent its falling out Gen
tlen'9'Nh 9s nair, and whsker ."hter color, will
md it very easy to match the two; an 81 HoUc
row1 premaurely grey, can rest9 nine some garments
y and with less expense and trouble, G~4 =
sG. s-.---------
For sale by M. b. GREEN, and LEWIS T. LAZELL. g.,
June %. eod,f r
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ROUSE LOTS FOB SALE,

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a Street
ID running from Main Street. north of the residence
of Abie Jaques. Esq Also, Austn Chandler Chatham
Newbury, and Gu ncy Streets. The above Lots now
for the first time offered sale. The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location near Main ST.
makes them the desirable Lots in the city. Terms
sale to suit the pun chaser.
l.. & S. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwtf IL Portland Street.
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DAGUERREOTYpEs

AUUL1L1LEUI IFED.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends md
customers that he has returned to his old stand
2;6 Main Street,
Where ne would be pleased TO wait upon all who NAV favor
MN win 'nelr patronage He invites all call and exam
Inc MS specimens particularly those of the Hon Judge Col
ame POSTMASTER General of the w. States and Gen Phelns
Pres oil the Mass Copper Mining Co.. whose Dapuerreo
types ne has had the pleasure of taking during his visit in
Vermont w '' !"
ID. rctures taken in Tess time and Ae-ke than
in any other room in the city.
Sept IS DIFF VIM IT cIINOpE
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Chean Goods.

MHTAA4LIC
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT
HIS celebrated article found in Northern Ohio is min
era substance dug from the earh containing according
to the analysis of the best chemists oxd of IRON mnpnesia
aumnia selicia, &C.. forming compound which, when an,
ped TO the surface of Brick Wood Stone Tin or Iron be-
comes perfect Slate covering iperUous the action of
FIRE or WeGther For sale by the subscribers at SHARON
ONO, or No Is EXCHANGE ST, WORCESTER Mass
where all orders may be addressed
BEACH Sc JOHNSON.
G. J. Taft &c Co.. Agents for Millbury. d2awtf Jy30
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lary,-BoSt6n.

O1' AAO105O11 . 4AOIIIId III1II IIIlSI -DUoJUII
R HEATON having returned from Europe ,will receive
~ patients as formerly. He continues attend paricI-
ary to the nature and speedy of Hernia or Rupture
ariocee Scroocele Hydrocee &C also diseases of Re,
males. Trlsses dispensed with in all cases.
Applications must be made al his Office and residence
= 1eteF Place, Boston, d3mis Aug 20, 1850
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BLACK SILKS.

BLACK SILkS.
In this branch of the silk department, we have the
largest Stock ever exhibited in this State and of STYLES
and qualities the best made in the world. Any lady in
want of black Silk that will not lose its LUSTRE bv
being wet, or by years Of wear should look at our as
sortment before purchasing Also, Black wa,cred
Silks, MAGNIFICENT QUARRY, the best ever of.
Tered IN this market-all of which will be warranted
not to cut or crack in wear and will be sold at the low
ost prices the same qualities be bought for in any
City in the United States
sI7,SwSS b. l.. HARDON A Co
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To the Ladies and Citizens of Worcester
A. M. DRISCOTL.

MANUFACTURING .JI1WET,ER.
BtgetoG's Court, Front Street.. .gorcester
A ND dealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWEIRY;
IA spectaees Silver Ware, Perumery and Fancy Goods
DRY Pins, and Rings
ELECTRO GLIDING and SILvERING done in the neatest
at short notice. OH Gold end Sicer taken in EXCHANGE FIR
Goods. dwtf = ne, = I5So
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Damask Towels.

Uamask Towels.
We have received, and offer for sale, full assort-
nent OF Damask Towels Damask Bordered Hucka-
buck and Diaper Towels, also good asso, tment Of
Colored Bordered Diapers, and Rich Basket Towel
ing All very choice and desirable Goods.
sl7,6dw3S L.HARDON r. ca.