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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14
Denfistry.

In profession has there been such rapid advances
in recent times, that of Dental Surgery. Formerly
person losing teeth, had either to suffer patiently with
their absence wear rough unpublished block ovo
ny substitute but those who, like us have
tire denure of late construction answering every useful
and ornamental purpose, WILL with u.s. that the loss Of
teeth need not be reckoned rrreparable calamity
We much interested in the conversation of pa
tent Of the Drs Hunt, who full set Of beautiful
teeth Of their manufacture; and we would recommend
any who are without these useful ornaments, to the
Hunts who have already acquired considerable rcputa
ton as Dentists.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

70 Cora Montgomery, of the leading literary
women in this country, is in New Mexico writing let
tiers the New York Tribune. This woman is philo-
soter and statesman She has been in the habit Of
ting Washington every winter for the purpose of adv-
sing gravest Senators, and il is said that her
diplomacy surpassed by the shrewdest politician
1t is said that she capable Of doing in this line
than any excepting perhaps two three like Clay
Benton and Webster She has written political articles
on the the most difficult questions for Leading peri
odcas and the fact that she seeking adventure the
Western wilds, proves that she is common person.
Cincinnati Nonpureil-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14
JOHN M'LEAN.
Madness.

Mississippi is far ahead of South Carolina in her mad
schemes of dsunion. The Vicksburg Standard, refer
ring to the crisis, says:
"SEcEssIoN AND SUBMIssIoN."-We give the conclu-
sion of series of able articles which have appear
ed under this head in the Free Trader, and call
tenon it, We agree with the writer that there
medium course. We solemnly believe that the present
is the turning point of Southern destiny. Dissolution
abolition in the States must come, and stronger
and better able to meet every emergency than
Will ever be again.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14
Lectures ON Man.

We are requested to state that there will be FREE
LECTURE upon Physical and Mental science on Monday
Tuesday evening next in the 3D. Presbyterian Church
at O'Clock by r. G. Rutherford.
large suit OF Paintings Illustrative of the subject
win be presented to the audience.
Clergymsn, Parents and Teachers especially invi-
ted to attend
Further notice will be given in the city papers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

u Why has not the Journal published the opinion of
Mr. Crittenden the fugitive slave lawi Is it keep
the able and conclusive arguments of that State paper
from the peoplea Give them light.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

y If man expects TO meet with any sympathy now
a-d8ys, he must become reformed drunkard fusi
existence and die of starvation, before he would meet
with half the sympathy exhibited for fugitive slave.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

&c The passenger train from Madison did not arrive
yesterday till haifpast o'clock. Il detained
by running of the track.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

GA writer in the North British Agrcultnrist states
that the number Of grains in bnshel Of wheat, wegh
ing 81 pounds, is upwards of $4,000.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

bJ-It is rumorcd that Sallie Ward, formerly Mrs /
Bigeow Lawrence, about to be married to gentle
man In Louisville.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

rThe Ladies Fair noticed in last, will be held in
the Masonic Hall, instead Of the Governors Circle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

10 large Jesuit college is in progress in Fifteenth
street, New York, to accommodate two hundred stu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
New York Election.

Photographed for the Suite sen,nsl-By the oRsiy Linsl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

:. % ship should not be made to depend on ore an
Choir, nor life on one hope. 4 f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

Good Wing evidence in favor of the Fugitive
Slave Law.
approve the foregoing law. Washington, Sept. IS,
1880
WILLARD FILLMORE,
President of the United States
Iapproveit it. The Constitution gives it, and requires
it..
DANIEL WEBSTER
There is nothing in the bill which conflicts with the
Constitution, suspends, intended to suspend
the privilege of the writ of hGbeas corpus and the pow
of Congress fugitive slaves is explicit and abso
OF THE SLAVE it only gires him appointed aad
peaceabe remedy in place Of the exposed and inse
cure, but not less Iawftl mode Of se!fredress.
]. ]. CRITTENDEN.
Atty Genl of the u. S.
As political question: there should be difference
of opinion among us the subject. Our DUTY is
FOUND IN THE CONSTITUTION THE UNION,
sfrued by the Supreme Court The ugtives from labor
re are bound by the highest obligations deliver up
claim of the master being made and there State
which release the slave from the legal custo
DIV of the master. Ercry tch0 arrays himself against
the lalc and endeavors by open bring
ty, is AN ENEMY TO THE BEST INTERESTS OF HIS
COUNTRY.
JOHN M'LEAN,
Associate Justice u S. Supreme Court
There few miserable men icho lire upon agifa-
tioR-men who satisfied until they can place
themselves the head of little clique Of agtGtors and
fdsten them to their tails.
voted for the bill. The Constitution requires il,
Ew. MGAUGHEY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

NEWARK. ~. D, NOV. Z, o r. M
Ford, the democratic candidate for Governor has
five thousand majority. State Senate wings and IL
democrats Assembly-25 wings and 80 democrats.
New York EIecfion.-The New York papers gener-
ally agree that Seymour, democrat is elected Governor
The Tribune estimates his majority at two thousand.
The Congressional delegation is stated to be seventeen
wings sixteen democrats and freesoiler. In the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

New York, Nov. 5, 9 P. M.
Kingsland, Wing, elected Mayor by about 5000 ma
jority.
III p. NJ.
Congressman elected in the City of New York:
Sd District-Emanuel B. Hart, Dem.
4th Bistrict-J. H. Halves, Wing.
9th District-George Briggs, Wing.
9th Dstrist-James Brooks Wing.
Wings have majority of the Assembly in the City,
and the Democrats have majority Of the Assistant Al
dermen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14

Good Wing evidence in favor of the Fugitive
Slave Law.
/ annrovn the foregoing law WASHINGTON Srnt is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-14


shall from time time report the result of their abors
to the General Assembly with such recommendations
and suggestions to abridgements and amendments
to said commissioners may seem necessary.
Mr.. NEWMAN, from the committee local and spe-
cia legisaton reported the following article to-wt:
SEC. =. The General Assembly shall not pass any
local special laws in any Of the following enupcraed
cases. That is to say:
Regulating the jurisdiction and duties Of Justices OF
the peace and constabes for the punishment of crimes
and rnsdemeanors; regulating the practice at law and
in chancery providing for granting divorces and chag
ing the venue in civil and criminal cases. changing the
names OF persons for laying out, opening, working
and repairing highways, and the election appoint
Of supervisors vacatng roads, pats streets,
alleys and public squares; summoning and empaneling
grand and petit ures and providing for their payment
regulating county and township business regulating the
election OF county and township officers and their COM
pensaon for the assessment and collection OF taxes for
State county, township, road purposes providing Tor
maintaining common schools, or the preservation oil
school funds in relation to fees salaries providing for
opening and conducting elections for State county, or
township officers and where electors may vote idng
for the sale of real estate by executors administrators,
guardians for the creation oil private interpretations
for the Incorporation of colleges, semnaries, schools
churches, religious, scientific or benevolent societies
providing for the incorporation of railroad plank road
turnpike road canal and bridge companies in relation
to municipal corporations such Congressional town.
ships school Districts cities, boroughs, towns and vii
lagos.
And all laws in all such shall be general and OF
uniform operation throughout the State
Mr. GRAHAM Of Warrck, from the select committee,
whom the subject Of printing the Journal and Debates
Of the Convention was referred made the following
port:
Mr.. President: The select committee, to which was
referred communication from Austin H. Brown, Prn-
the Convention and ALSO resolution of the Con-
venton, with pending amendment upon the subject Of
printing the Journal and Debates Of the Convention,
have had the under consideration believe that
there be no difference Of opinion, either duty
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-06
CAMDEN SOUTH-CAR AROLINA, SEPTEMBER g. 1850.

her Wild" said the dragoon captain. "Shr
will perish
"a mothers love is stronger than death" |
replied. 81 believe she will reach Santa Anna
in safety and get 10 see her boy"
aShe deserves il, - he answered. The same
moment reinforcement came up. aud we were
ordered to take the fort, aid we did take it.
After we had taken the city, learned the
fate of the American lady.
"Shc was killed of COURSE" said emphatcal.
" the man dressed in the broad hat.
"I'lI bet twelve TO one OH he, said Tennes.
see, strongly.
The last gentleman is right. She went over
The field through the hottest fire Of that day,
and reached old Santa as sound as roach.
He was no, little aslonished to see her, you
may be assured; hut he received her politely,
and when she told him, in French, her story,
he told he wonld oblige her not merely because
she was woman, but the more because she
was a Mason's widow. Foe" said he, IL am
a sIason myself, and know the obligations of
the order in war, as well as in peace. Your
son shall be liberated, though ne wounded my
maternal nephew so that he has since died,
when he was captured. But by the tenor Of
The letter you bear, have no power to refuse
your command"
He then gave her an escort to the city, with
an order for her son TO be given TO her arms
The order was obeyed, and that very day, as
she had promised. she embraced her long lost
bog again. So much for a woman's standing
fire, gentlemen, and so much for being Ma.
sons widow!
At this crisis ofthe story we reached Smith
land, and cur group was broken up and dis
persed; each man no donht, going away with
greater reverence for wonan's courage and
greater reverence for maternal love.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-06
AsHiJNEY 4 MOON SCENE.
Add sof dew to its flower.

- 4 4, ,Ei;s ,escribrs n scene TINT
!, q. .,,,,, sbo,t ,,e since hc
,.as, rs,s,y nm ,reS connie, who we re there
.,,sn,,;uo a ,he honey moon.
abr;llar INA nv came down a few days since.
nsye,. .aw 1: n,Si,re S oneymoouSh sci in INV
Ge Tto, bride aade proom looked. walked,
,niksa an,f ac,ed 1--we "a the lie. A more de,
voted c1,,,ple ;yo,, never rs i,ebpld. They were
sitting ia ihe parlor one; morning, when acci.
dcntaIly .rrheardihe hnsband say with mel.
ting lenelefncsspi voice and inanner--
aDidyaI speak dearest r. r. ~ -.
Nn.pef. I did moi IA was thinking replied
the briis looking a. angelic as possible.
"Ofwbat4 4wsre ya,ls thinking; my love rs
81 hardly dare Tell you; pet
Whnt. ioveliesre Of YOUR ser, distrust your
adorsr ss, s. .oon T ~ {, !, $ = :
I have seemed 9 8 wrong % noble beins."
fond and deaIly. loved wife,
aOh, Edgar, Edgar. you arc a fiatlerer-
yoi are, know you aie.' = ss
No. no-Syon wrong mr--indeed you do
I co,lld not fiatier you, the cherished idol Of my
soul.
Oh, you naughty man You know how
dear ynsi are To- .1ss 80 sE.,,s
=" fou'wlllsel! me, then good angel TINT you
are--yol viii tell me 81, ~
Will but first give me assurance that you
will not ffowns on your too fond Rebecca. A
frown. Edgar--nay. even arpproving look from
your sweet eyes, would break my now too hap
Py heart. Say, lhen.,s you will not flown."
Foolish chiid Do the stars ffown when
the poe, looks up % Them for inspiration J.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-06
1Doetifal Department.

Home il where the Heart Is.
Tis Home where'er the Heart is,
., Where'er the loved ones dwell,
In cities or in cottages,
Thronged haunts or mossy dell;
The hearts arover ever,
:. 4 And thus on wave and wild,
The maiden with her lover walks,
The mother with her child.
'Tis bright where'er the heart is;
Its fairy spell can bring
Fresh fountains TO the wilderness,
And 10 the Gesert-sprins.
There are green isles in the ocean,
Ger Which affection glides;
And a heaven on each sunny shore,
~ When Loves the star tha: guides.
'Tis free wheree'r the heart is;
No chains nor dungeons dim,
May check the minds aspilings
s g The spirits pealins hymn!
The heart gives life its beauty,
Its glory and its power
TN suniight to It's ripping stream,
Aad sof dew to it, flower.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12
rs Z 4 81 II ). 3 {
slJSS!sS sslg / !.

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HousE.-Esiabshed 10
L years ago, by DIR. KlNkEIlN.
Northwest corner Of THIRD and UNION Sts ]
between Spruce aud Pine, square md half from the
Merchants Exchange. PnLAnKLrniA.
chronic Auction Of tho Kneys Disease Of tho Bladder
Gravel Structures, Seminal Weaknoss, aud all the con-
induging in habit have en,ailsd on themselves
constitutional debility ahesd Apply immodiaoy for the
speedy remedies 70 DR. klNkELlN ,he most expert
of all diseases Of private nature;
Are apptised that DR. kiNkEllN confines his prartice
particular Lraneh of mcdirne which ongsges BIZ,
found attention. lie cautions tho unfortunate aeai the
abuse of screury thousands annually mefelriazed
out Of life affections promptly erngushed-
See your properly crudcaisd moi patched up Ma,
ted pcoplc hosu about mnrry should be paieuat
y cautious OF ,hose accidents what deadisl Inherit.
'"'' "a ''a". TAk & PP9 SETiGuLAR NOTICE
Il There Is habit which boys teach each other at ~,
academy soege-a habit INDUCED in when by himself
ssqs, sow%s Up w ss po eO sn 10 toSs aIou
obstacles matrimonial happiness, but gives rise 10
series q pIoioetcd nIdlgsA and Devastating snssuI'
awnFe Of the consequences until they mud the nervous yi
ten shattered feel strange aud ugace9unable ssi1g
he Is unnbr labor with accustomed vgor or To- apply ~
mind to study his step Is infdy aud weak he u dull
ronoue engages in his sport with loss energy than usue
i These symptoms which shesld awaktn the attention
= these similarly 'itad, ya,,ve MEN,
vi II you value your life health, remember the delay
e month, nay, evena week, may mgye your ruin, both
from making your known to ono who, from educate
and cpectabity nlone beifend you lie who plge
4 himself under Dr. kISkELiNs treatment may elil
a lonsv conhde in His honor gonteman and ~ whn
l,c.r locked the secret OF the patient
n Too many think they will hug the secret 10 their ny
OK heais, aud cure themselves Alas now Orion ls
N fatal deuson and how many promising young man WI
ia hh have beca ornament 10 society has faded from
n. IeaIih.
10 Remember that structures Of the urehra rapidly
H. moved by TIM application Of thefapcucnl aeei
,e used only by Dr. X HedkHess ahd eonshHtshai aebi
80. promptly cured and full niger restored.
tel All letters pest. paid, attended 10.
AL COUNTRY INVALiDS
Finne il incorgenient make personal application, ca
"a nv stating there explicitly together with all their syn
lin toms (per letter pospaid) have Forwarded them c
containing Dr. IS medicines, appropriated according
ng and be cured at home.
lr. Packages of Medaines forwarded 10 any rnIi Of
to united States, put UP secure from bAmAHrot
o TY.
NH -. remittance Of 25 cents in letter post paid,
dressed to Dr. Kinken, Philadelphia will secure his ~
Try Self Penetration under envelope per rcun Of mai
NIL anrl
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

O. GREAT BARGAIN wATcH AND JEWEL.
MO RY STORE. where Gold and Silver Watches Of
e ~ every description can he had NJ from ten to If
Ves% teen per cent, less than any other Store N New
York or PHILADELPHIA Persons who wish To geia good
watch, perfectly regulated wond do well TO call at the
store of the subscriber and compare the quality and price
of his watches with that OF other azores
Goa ts =, ali Issvsied, III cnret cases sQs,Ol
s;isar a. Il. do l2,Ui
enit .o;r.s i,,Y,lle,l ia earet cases, alOi
Slwsr dn' do do 9,O
silver Verge Watches, from ~ 40 upwards.
Ciuid Pencils from 81 on to o. 40 Gold Pens, with sill
yer cases, and pencis attached for rs cents. .
Also, u handsome assortment Of new and iashlohaD
Jewelry at prices far below the usual store prices Oh
gold aud silver bought or taken II exchange
ttO r,orih 2nd street, 2nd door below Race. phifa
I- rni his advertisement out, and bring IL aongi yo
viii then he sure 10 get into tile right store.
/ tnttt al
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12
woNDFRF UIs
Restoration 10 HeNltil.I

pR. CnRlsTiE's Agent in Cincinnati, Ohio received
dc following Certificate few months since II is from
ssen Of high standing and we'll known in cineinnatt
To Mr J. D. DOUGHTY,
Cor 5th aud Aiain-sts, Cincinnati
ps.r siH-Through the grace and wisdom Of my Omni
potent Maker my attention called to your adycstise
rnsnt of Medical Gayansn in tho Gazette Of Cincinnati
about the FIRST of January last My disease being Rhcn
matte tout had resisted the skill Of about all the hysi
eians c0nll employ, end made poor ndced,-leayina
helpless miserable mpn who for hifigfonr month
rreront This experiment. haf nor caked step end io
large roftnn Of the time rent with cxcrucntng pain
Through the toiteness Of Mr. Fenner was enabled to oh
tain al Dn. tHHstirs Genuine Belts Mt your esta
ll-hmcu aud h., its connection with the Fluid nov
only mnntlt eau airm that have found Paradise be
low. ran r~.- walk firmly aud comfortably wherever
wish 10 CO. AMI have prospect Of enjoying sound hna
- ever had deem my recovery miraculous that
hive nken this pains Ia Communicate it you for you
M information NJ others
Respectfully remain your obi servant
CANAAN GARDNER.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

HE attention Of Duildet, and Others. nre Iesrecuuly
invited ioihe extensive and well selected stock 81
BUILDING HARDWARE Aso TOOLS, now one'sd oS
The subscriber, consisting IN pnriRs iohnws ,
American Front Door Locks. upright, wan ngh WORK
plated OF has furniture, or porcelain MI eolprs
American Front Door Locks, upright, PLAIN, WIN
night work. plated brass furniture OF porcelain al
American Front Door Locks aud Store Door Horizon
tai upr ght brnss turnufe or pore enin an eoa.s
American Rim Locks AL sizes nnd qnanNes "h''e
lur brass furniture. porcelain all colours, ,.4
American Noitce i.ncks. all azes, with plated whl'e
or rass fnraiure porcelain all cunrs A .
American Morce i.atcles, all sizes, with plpiee
white or brass furniture, orporeelan az colours.
American MOrlice and Rim Closet Locks, pla'ea or
bfuss escuichenns ur purceialn All enoufs. -. -,
American Drop stop, Thumb Gate, and store poor
Also, Imported Locks and Laiches of every descEp'
naldwiu's, and American Butt Hinges, Of all sizes
shutter Iiatr stnp.r and Hacsaap Hinges all kinds,
Shutter tial. Door Flush and spring 1" oi wrouih NJ
screws. spries Glue san Paper of the hest quality.
American Axle ana sham Axle rullsYs, of every
American buttons. plain plates, brass iron, or
hronzed. ,,.t.,
snsh.i'n,d common und patent with other articles Tod
"" iIs- tils And SASH. WEIGHTS al FACTORY
I A tood. delivered Tree of Charge to Ony part o
"a, ~. ,hslnsni gan he found one Of the larges
aud br-l-,{ satmrls Of White mud Fancy Nous ~
mi Ne sss e. ' aib ii a, y ETHER Store ToOLs
! speir n Incksnn- Back Panel, Hand, and Rip saws
imported Expressly for Retail sales all selected wan
: -.
Sole ugeis for The celebrated Planes, innde hy p
rarprnier Of Lancaster Pa, being I'LL made OF spll
u wood aud Me Bits ground and nj q, 3ealtys &c v u
= liams make nj rhi>es Axes, iIache,,, Dmwng hnive
r. Se, all warranted guHd,
q. rngh's anu Stacks nmke of Augers aud Anger Bits
d uli sizes.
= American Squares mud Irvils If every description
= American Rules, Gauges Snwsells, Conpnsses, screw
81 irvets, sc
p American C. T. Hammers lnw and Nlseing, MI size
Amviis aud Vices, MI sizes. - .... .
Steel Iron and Wopdrn Brnees, with e. S. Bits
great variety.
vi Grenves K sou's, Butchers aud other celebrate
makes uf rhise's. Files rlane-lfnns, &c &c.
Addis's celebrated rarving Tools, all shapes,
Milking nue ii The hes amt most extensive assortment
OF Rrldng Hardware aud Fools IN The State
Z. AT ihs establishment it is considered pleasure
a SLOW the Gnnls Yuu are iavied 10 t,ll and eSamii
"a tile assortment and hear the prices nsked before pu
4 chasing elsewhere Come aud see us.
Il WI. NJ MCCLURE,
Ann 10 an Philadelphia.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12
SC secure The shadow, Ere The


subntnnee -Fade.y cOi.ilNs' CElEEiBha NY N.Y.
eKY-IlGHT DAGuERREoTYPES. Two Silvet Meu
dals awarded at the Fairs Of the Franklin and
institutes Tor me nsst anu nnus a.u1.va, ,,,r
Dagueueolyre Portraits The recent Improvement muue
BY The subscribers, and which is neeuer 10 v r.
lshment alone viz An upper hgn', mas leceNeu II
highest recommendations from the Press aud nso ny,
ten testimonials from the FIRST ARTISTS " lnr,
COUNTRY as to its great superiority over The usual
Side Light The peculiar advantage Of this Light IS ma
1.-The N ArURAL EXPRESSION OF the EYE can be Cd,
aimed now m re peri sctly than heretofore cizens anu
strnnuers are respectfully invited, whether desiring fo
trails or not to visit spacious galleries. probably the
largest and extensive In the United States Mu eNa
mine for themselves the asonish mpfnys nads py
: The subscribers IN this WONDERFuLAR ART. !; 7. u
c. COLLINS pIoprielors of the City Daguerrean hs-
lablishmeni, No. 1U0 Chestnut strss two doors noofs
= Third south side .,o
N Subioineu are ExraciFfroin few Of the many NJ
i rlCESOF THErRESS. L,.-, Il,
The navy Sky Light apparatus recently completed ny
the Msssrs O. has certainly had the eject OF making the
i'll very popular sillers having 10 make WtnSee'e
IL days ahead for picture, The Mesrs Z. hnfe erlni
obtained the SIX in better psreeuon man W. nay
il elsehee and this superiority together WIN NE eeat
ness dstinnsss and delicate lint ihsy give ihsr pic
lures make them worthy of admiraon not only Us IKE
u nesses but US WORKS of AHr.-Phipdslpha Saturday
y Courisr
We have seen various specimens OF teaei gentsuemt
skill In the and must that Tor freshness and ke
- ness to life we have rarely anything 10 equal ieni
: They have the beauty and completeness Of nhith OF w
most osquistey painted immature, wi'hhe exact feseu