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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

the heroic Dead Let cling the Union until there
space left upon the marble for nscribng the
Of those who may hereafter fall in fighting the battles OF
their common country. Whilst the Northwestern
States-Pennsylvania Virginia, Tennessee and Ken
tucky-remain firm in their attachment to the Coniede.
racy, no presumptuous hand will dare attempt to
draw successfully line of its separation.
In conclusion Mr.. Speaker; renew expression Of
my respectful acknowledgement for the distinguished
honor Of this occasion 1t will form epoch in my life
viii be cherished most grateful in my memory and
will be transmitted my descendants precious ega-
cy to them.
C-NoTE Accommodating the delivery of the
proceeding speech there frequent bursts of enthus
astc applause hut it has not been deemed necessary
mark them in this sketch.
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PROPERTY OF MARRIED WOMEN The Constitution
al Convention Of Indiana has been discussing the propr-
ETY. of securing married the control OF property
previously owned by Them what may to her af-
marriage, and also substantial interest in
the property of the husband In opposition this it
said that such reform would disturb the quetude
of the marriage relation and unsette domestic happi-
ness!
But what is the present system Of securing harmony
in the married stated 1t is give all property and all
power TO the husband-annihilate the wife, and then
quietude follows! 1t seems the are afraid of the
women and think they must bind chains upon her deli
cate limbs preserve social order and domestic peacel
Verify, woman is powerful creature
Who will rebel in case justice be done to women viii
mani Then he is scoundrel- Will womanl She has
rebeed under the system that annilates her. and
isakes her subject to the dissipation proligacy inei-
cheney stupidity of man; therefore she viii disturb
the public peace overthrow domestic bliss when JUS
tice shall he done
No, the way to secure harmony between husband and
wife, between individuals, Justice between
them. 1t is the lion that will not be satisfied with
equitable DIVISION with anything short of the lamb
himself. If we would make the lion ana the lambof the
marriage state lie down peacefully together must fa
equally between them mutual consideration of each
others welare.-Cn. NOnpareH.
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fFor the Indiana State Sentinel
MY Star.

lY RI.
love to gaze upon that lovely star,
Whose golden beams shines on the distant sea,
AMI muse, while thought turns back and brings
Some ling ring hope-some pleasing thought of thee
II matters not how dark and drear the night
Still 10 my easement do love 10 steal;
And stretch my vision to that far-of light
And cry, Oh beautful-Oh beautiful, and feel
Zen in the desolation of my heart
The soothing comfort, that its beams impart-
All, remember how in days gone by,
When little childish summers Old
Sat at thy feet and raised wandering eye,
To list the strange, strange truths thou ddsi unfold
OF those bright orbs hung in immeasured space,
Each the bright system unto worlds unknown;
OF orbits where no human eye could trace
Thought of by man, but known TO God alone:
And did wonder how such things could be,
Yet doubt them not if they were taught by thee.
Calm the lustre Of that stars pure light.
You said my path in life would ever be,
If | would leave all earthly drsams-though bright
And turn to Him, who wrspt in mystery
Bid from the chaos of coniendng gloom
Light to spring forth and countless worlds 10 shine;
Who gives us life, or lays in the tomb
The source Of all, unseen, yet felt divine.
To Him went, Though trembling. not afraid!
With gaze fixed on thar star, kneli and prayed
Long years have passed and much Of JOY and pain
Hath been my portion as Lies tide rolls on;
My earthly dreams have all proved false and vain,
My hope of Heavn remains undmmed alone.
And by the lusire Of that stars pure beams,
I turn my thoughts from this dull Earth away;
To that blest region, where forever beams
The glorious sunshine Of eternal day,
And pray, when am called from Earth afar
To End dwelling on thai chosen star.
ARLINGTON CITY, Nov. 1850.
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Mr. Boxers New Play.

George II. Ecker, of Philadelphia, young gentleman
Of leisure and fortune, has propuced play called the
Betrotha which is now being performed in the Phil.
adephia and New York Theatres 1t is represented as
Of the beautiful and successful pieces ever per-
formed on the American boards. A New York CORES
pendent Of the Washington Republic that Mr. Bo
ker's drama is quite equal TO any produced the En-
9sh since the time of Sheridan This is certainly
high praise when it is considered that Sheridan Knowles
and Butler lave written many successful and popular
pieces.
As a specimen Of the beauties of the "Betrothal y
the New York Herald culs the following chapet from
IT'S field of flowers. Thus Costanza apostrophizes:
Fit for my visit It
When first met him; every leaf and flower
Looked up and opened 10 increasing day;
Nature spread wide her in liberal joy,
Yielding her flushing bosom the sun.
Even a ardy flower my heart uncosed
To revel in his presence;
Rejoicing nature my whole quickening frame
Glowed into existence. While the sun
Punges in haste behind yon clouds,
To course dim night around his broad domain,
The leaves and flowers may weep themselves TO rest,
Nature may cross her placid in sleep,
And dream of morn beneath the merry stars
But, an! 10 me there fearful rest,
No quiet sleep, no dream Of happiness,
No Of comfort. In the middle heaven
Yet yelled and oninous burns my Of love,
Never again
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12
~ We copy the following from the New Albany
Ledger of Monday

D We copy the following from the New Albany
Ledger of Monday
THE FUGITIvEs RETURNED.-On Saturday morning
the committee appointed the previous evening to
ct subscriptions Tor the release OF the persons claimed
as iugtves went actively TO work. and by noon had col
leced nearly sufficient 10 meet the demands OF Iramel
The remainder advanced by two of citi.
zcns The committee then proceeded 10 Louisville; paid
the $780, received bill of sale and the documents upon
which Tramel rested his claim, and brought the
and boy back to this citv.
Thus terminates one of the most singular and interest.
ing of the kind which will to say has
occurred in the United States. 1t is remar liable
fact that the sympathy for these persons not cOnn-
ed to the free State OF Indiana, but manifested
equally by citizens of Kentucky who became eognizant
Of the facts in the In Casseyville they torn
by slaveholdlng mob from the claiming them, and
he threatened with the summary vengeance of the excl
ted multitude and when mider counses prevailed and
the ugltives brought before the proper tribunal, were
released lchite persons In Louisville Also the feel
ing was very srong and they were seen, sew
era prominent citizens at proposed TO raise the
cessary funds for their liberation. Indeed under
stand they are still anxious TO contribute to this object,
and Tor this purpose 1t proposed to hold meeting this
evening.
We hope never to hear of another such case this.
For persons pronounced white 10y nineteen twentehs OF
all who see them, to be carried away captive and held
In slavery, something revolving TO the feelings OF every
American citizen. When the United States marshal
here to execute the order of Judge Huntington, he
expressed his fears that citizens would release the
PtiSOhciS ny ioicc Out tich DeSl
hG to proceed in his mission and that he would not be
moested. Mr.. Meredith frequently said that this was
the dsagreeable duty ne had been called upon
to perform and at subscribed fifteen dollars to-
ward their release.
We rejoiced that our citizens acted as they did
Under very aggravated circumstances they have exhibit
ted their respect for the law and in promptly sub.
scrbng for the liberation of these persons have shown
that they not nsensibe the calls of benevolence
and charity.
The Bulletin, Of the same date, says:
We are informed that when the committee informed the
captves that they had bought them and were going 10
give them their liberty, they ''wept for joy Their
hearts full allow them to express, in words,
the deep and ervent gratitude they felt for the kindness
and generosity the people Of New Albany had prompt
" evinced in their behalf.
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A Frenchmaa In Trouble.

few evenings since as tia down train on the Little
Miami Railroad into Morrow on the usual announce.
ment Of tcenty minutes for iadi gesti0n - little French
man bounced out. leaving vile and two three chill
dren who declined refreshments and proceeded receive
thirty cents worth of headache and heartburn Hav-
ing accomplished tas he paid three dimes the door, lit
a fine cigar, and again sought the cars But in the
mean While the from Cincinnati under the care of
our friend Hazen had in between the Sandusky train
and the eating house. and the platform of these
our rIend the Monsieur under the impression that all
right took his stand and puff after puff of curling
smoke into the frosty night In second the shrl whistle
started up the lazy eaters rang farewell
tied oil, with the Frenchman's family bound for the
Qneen City, and the other with the father of Young
France looking forward to Lake Erie The Frenchman
continued 20 smoke until Hazen approached him with
request to show his ticket The Frenehman cooly pro.
duced his licked.
''This is not right, :" said the conductor
"Ah, yes, ah, yes; de udder conductor Civ me zs at
re toun-vat YOU cali hm2 Eth, vat-Zenee You see7
Il see-youre in the wrong box, old fellow"
"Ze wrong box. Oil vat you meant
81 mean that you your way TO Springfield in
stead of Cincinnati-thats ALL"
The Frenchman looked blank for second, but idea
entered his brain. and lie brightenedup.
"Ah! yes, see you joke-ver good. Ha! hal Joke
and get fat. You yer fat, ha! hal"
This allusion somewhat annoyed Hazen, md he lett
the benghted Monsieur to discover his In
few minutes having finished his cigar he set out in
search OF his better hafp hasty rush through the
cars satisfied the poor fellow that the '.oke" was
one that he could not very well laugh at He
to Mr.. Hazen:
"Ah, Mr.. Conductor, stop &c railroad-stop re rail-
road ruined mani do not want to go Zan-
duskec-I 90 Wis my leetle amee to Cncnnatn
Too ate-I can't help it now"
''Vat shall do! will jump out!'
Three four passengers here nterposed and held the
suffering little gentleman in their arms while he contin-
ucd his dismal lamentations, mixed up with good deal
Of hard swearing.
''Ah! my poor eetle familce-my lcetle baggage &c
enfant-ze tronk-ze banbox-oh! Wy did take sup
mar Wis de in re ME | will lumn Outtf
One of the passengers here suggested that Xenia
he could telegraph Cincinnati and learn the where
abouts Of his afflicted family. This somewhat Quoted
our mercuria friend When the stopped at the lit
tie hourshing post town, Frcnchy landed. He
rushed to the telegraph Office and directed message to
the clerk Of the station here, who kindly through
hotels and found the forsaken family under the guardian
ship of friend Hendrickson the popular host Of the
Waverly House The train brought down the lit
tie Frenchman who in the OF his ''leetle
amee Gin Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

of your State, for under oath, of the
swamp overhowed lands in their respective counties
Such testimony, you perceive, will be regarded as es
tabishing the facts in the case and receipt OF the
ports of the land officers lists of the lands will be pre-
pared as required by the act submitted for the approval
of the Secretary Of the Interior and pas and patents
for the lands thus apr roved will be prepared and
forwarded to you.
With great respect, your oh't servant.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner.
To His Excellency the Governor of Indiana, Indian
aools Ind
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DIED.

AT her residence this place. Of congestion BRAIN
2ist ult Mrs ASN CASBy in the 4Sh year Of her age
The deceased born in LONDONDERRY Ireland and came
in her childhood
plsled Nature had endowed a which
highly cultivated She possessed classical education She
three times married. her last husband being DR. Cay
died three followed hera
earthly resting by her daughter Cooper only
remaining members Of her family The latter resides IN Covngion
Ky and the former II f. Carter member OF the State Conven
Ton from this county Cya1gfo,dsefgs Rsriesr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12
GREAT COUCH REMEDYi

Offering the community this justly celebrated remedy
a diseases the throat and wish e
with the lives health Of the afflicted but frankly before
them the opinions distinguished Of the
We sincerely pledge ourselves make wild
false statements Of its efficacy viii hold out
10 suffering humanity which facts will not warrant.
Many here and solicit inquiry from the
public into all publish, feeling assured they will find
perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy their best confidence
and patronage.
FROM BENZ sILLIMAN, Md, LID. ETC.
Professor Of Chemistry, 1fineragy &C. Yale College Member Of
ne Lit HIST Ned PAD and Sct.H Societies Of Arieroa aud
al deem the CHERRY PICTORIAL an admiral composition
from the best articles Maera Medica
effective remedy the class diseases intended
Ne0 Hdtsn, Ct, Ner. ], Ie49.
PROF. CLEVELAND, Of Boredom College. Mime,
Writes" have witnessed the effects CHERRY Pee
TORAI my family my friends gives
satisfaction 10 state in Its favor that medicine have
known has proved enenty successful curing
the throat and lungs"
REV DR. osGooD
Writes" That he considers CHERRY PICTORIAL the
medicine for Pulmonary Affections given the public
four months with settled cough accompanied by
raising blood night the symptoms
Consumption the the
aid completely recovered"
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
PORTLAND, Me-, JAS. 10. Is47.
Dr. Ayer-I been long afflicted with which grew
yearly until last autumn; brought cough which
confined in chamber and began the alarming
hest medicine purpose, until used your CHERRY PEG
IORAL which has cured me- and you may well elieve
Gratefully yours, }. d. PHELPS.
If any value in judgment the wise, speak
from experience here medicine worthy Of the public conf
dence.
&C AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
juyeiw CRAiGHEAD & BROWNING, Druggists
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of the yesterday, the usual hour, in
qucnce of their having board such valuable freight.
1t consisted of hundred and fifty girls, who have
operatives in the cotton factory at Canneton, Ind
Gin Enn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-12

SENATOR KING ON THE UNIoN-This distinguished
statesman the second officer Of the Unon deliver.
ed eloquent speech against dsunon and secession
Cahawba Alabama, on the 9Th ult He declared that
the compromise bills were not in violation Of the const
tuition and that secession and dsunion remedies
for Southern wrongs.
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~
results which have achieved by tins wonderful disco
very Of the mysterious powers OF Gavansm and Magnetism has
Induced the proprietor TO extend the knowledge OF It's virtues that
parrakers of lis acoyed benefits and be restored q,
me enjoyment OF health and happiness.
DIR. CHRISTTE's GALVANIc BELT
Has been by many physicians
Europe and the United States UaIzaJe
produce highest results believed
yenons have ever been perfected and entirely successful
is used with perfect and certain general
debility from whatever may arise strengthening
acute chronic, epilepsy, lumIago, paralysis palsy indigestion
rexy neuralgia pains in the Chest and side liver compsj dis
eases Of The kidneys spinal complaint and curvature Of tie ns
pie Cause arrangement Of the nervous system
No drug has have effect them except increase
The disease for drugs but weaken the system while under
siresthenng esiving valzng influence OF Gavann health
solely by the outward application Of Dr. Chres Gavanc Belt
The peculiarly and great beauty Chrses Gavanc and Mag
curatives consist IN the fact thar they cure disease m outward
application instead OF the usual mode Of duggg and py the
patent TIL exhausted nature sinks under The infection
remedial aoei cxeenI Gaiy"n,!ra Since ,bel MI, m.
dies OF all classes have been the recipients Of their benefits
DIR; cHRIsTTE'S GALKANIc NECKLACES
inflammation of the throat headache. dizziness Of the head o
which nervous len the iRJUea always cured
TIC DOLOREUX
nenty relieved by the use Of Chsies Gaivanc articles
Dr. Cbrses Gavsnc Bracelets applied The
kes and are used m all cases OF rheumatism affecting the bs r
strains uemo Of the hands any nervous complaint affecting The
One ankle. and tie
tud appd TO the part particularly affected thus causing
uaton OF The influence al the desired spot
NERVOUS SPASHS
The following from letter received osn Messrs.
Mosely and Tucker, well known druggists Mobile Aahsma
There Dr. Hartvel doctor Divinity
Stale who has used Chres purpose
curing spasmodc affection OF the hands and Upon
the least excitement either mental physical his hecsme
violent mouon Which perfectly onoae. lie Hsed the
jalvanic Bracelets with the fu and
that that time tour months he has had
although lie has travelled Cincinnati and there took paI
the exciting OF Baptist Convention Through his-re
commentator of his acquaninces have tried ts i
with Truly
Mobile, lAa- Sept. %, 1917 MOSEIY & TUCKER.
During the past years remarkable craves
failed when used according full and plain directions which
accompany them. IL absolutely impossible thai they 90 he
slightest harm.
No Inconvenience whatever attends their and they nay
he by the delicate with the perfect and
In FACT the sensation attending their highly FeaSHGe
PRICES.
The Gavanc Belt % each
ine 0alNalc Necklace, ? each
Ihe Savane Bracelets, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pair
CAUTION
Beware of spurious limitations.
All business communications should be addressed
d. c. MOREHEAD, NJ. d.,
1s2 Broadray. AeD York.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
TODD KING. Agents Danvile
DAVID CRAlGHEAD. Druggist. indianapolis.
II. C.. MAYNARD. Madison. ~ wem
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II The Madison Courier says the steamer South
America from New Orleans delivered yesterday the
fontine road One hundred tons fat bar, from Pitts.
burg, was received yesterday for the Peru road
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday morning ist by Mills
Mr. JAMES McCHoRD SHARPE Miss ELIZA BLAKE Ray daughter
Of james NJ. Ray
In Michigan City, the 9TH inst, by Brown,
Attorney Illinois,
daughter Of Col. T. ID. Taylor, Of that place.
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every arising Impure Blood
tvy Of the abscrbents disordered Dgestionsuch as
Ship Fever Liver Complaints Fever, Female Complaints,
Summer Complaints, npotency Dyspepsia, Nervous Alice
tiOns General Debility, DC.
This Extract put up in large bottles containing
1t combines The properties OF Detergent, Duree
Tonic Cures without puTgng, gripping sickening
while removes disease Ceanses strengthens the
system is stronger better and cheaper than any other aT
Gle in msrkea most valuable family mesieine and certain
preventive of disease the bad effects Of mpudence
or
For erery disease r this Extract processes TO cure, ii
fas ingredients chosen for their special ddaDOn to its
relief
medicinal preparation operates
Detergent Diuretic Tonic, proper
somacc and emmen gosue eases PAIN Pocure rest and
all the seoreons and excreons and excie action in the
glands in particular manner 1t is simple or common
Of the potent vegetable remedial form each
tendency remedy powerful and healing IN its action
the human frame, than any of them separately
Entirely vegetable and formed with basis OF the best speci
cssarsaparla Wild Cherry and Dandeonit acts with the
of the ndes restorative yet produces results uneaehed
eenty acnp on The Kidoeys or bavjns psrielST refer
internal organthus eradicang the exist
ing disease cleansing portion OF the body and
ting and refreshing the system
This Extract directly and kindly upon the blood which
pures and enrchepomotes healthy scceons restores
1t supplies Of vital heat energyexpels
diseases generally, and gives to the invalid lasting
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATIoN.
debitated, who declined in mental
lost flesh and muscular strength and whose systems gener
ally diseased find better pleasant remedy.
Dr. Myers SaTsapars Wild Cherry and Danon has perfect
control the most corrupt states OF the b0od when
that fluid is entirely vitiaIed
The following certificate one among many that have been
given by citizens in tins State
We have been selling Dr. Myers Sarssparilla Wild Cherry
and DandeOn for several months past and hesitate not
saying that believe il TO be the best article before the public
any arrangement decay the system
may appear. We have extraordinary benefits from
would recommend the laboTin under
any of the diseases for which il is recommended.
c. j. ALLISON & CO., Druggists.
TerTc Haute, August s. 1850.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for S.
For sale wholesale and retail by CRAIGHEAD & BROWN
ING, Agents, indianapolis. aug2O-w
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OHIE AT LAST-Srangers and citizens you have another
~ chance get Of these beautiful Hall Lamps much ad
mired by have but and shall sell them greatly
reduced prices Call and take look
dec7 w H. TALBOTTS.
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OLD DR.. JACOB TOWNSEND THE ORIGINAL DIS
C0VERER OF THE GENUINE


Id Dr. Townsend about and
~ been known the AUTHOR aud DISCO ERER Of the
GENUINE ORIGINAL " TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA."
Being poor, he compelled limit manufacture by which
means he has been kept market and the crcunscbed
those only who had proved worth, and known lis value. Il
had reached the many nevertheless those persons oh
been healed of diseases and saved from DEATH proclaimed
NvnrId nrIl
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y24w CRAlGHEAD & BROWNING Druggists
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDYi!
DR.. II. 3. MYERS
sARsAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DANDELIoN

For Purifying The BioOd-AA Disorders Of tie Kidneys.
And the Of disease arising Impure Blood nae
uvy Of the abscrbents disOrdeTed Dgeston;such
Bilious Diseases, Consumption, Drosies Gravel ScToa,
Ship Fever Liver Complaints Fevers Female Complaints
Summer Complaints, npotency Dyspepsia, Nervous Alice
tions General Debility, &c.