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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-31

in the of Augusta years since, when there
not somany temperance men temperance socic-
ties there are now. 1t was customary there when
individual wished another to drink with him. to saw
ssCome. WON'T You 30 it," gentleman the point Of
graduating had rot in the habit of going it, at rather
an extensive rate the time, he paying his
addresses very amiaie and sprighty young lady,
Marked got in the habit Of "goug it, and while in full
career he graduated the college. After graduating
rejecting that he had been counting the young lady for
some time he thought he would pop the question: So
enc day. with palptang heart and with all due GER
emony, he put the interesting query Will you have
mep "Ah! Billy, Billy, Billy replies the young la
DIV, 'while you go it, You can't come it," (Great
Laughtcr) Notwithstanding. all that gentlemen have
sad have only reply that they can't come it
(Laughter.)
The question being taken concnrrng in the report
it was decided in the affirmative. So the report was
concurred in,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-31
Great Railroad Meeting.

The Directors for the Terre Haute and Richmond
Railroad Company, east Of indianapolis met the stock
holders and citizens in meeting the 10th Of o.
tober, 1850 in Greenfield
The object of the meeting briefly stated by Thom-
as Tyner President Of the Company to be the propie
ty Of immediate action and letting Of portion Of the
work.
JAMES P. Foley, Esq, was chosen Secretary OF the
meeting.
The meeting then addressed by p. JOHNSTON, s.
MEREDITH, Gen. J. MILRoY, and others
On motion Of d. S. GooDIEG, ESQ.,, il was
Resoiued, To sustain and push forward, immediately
the work, with all possible energy. And was further
Resoired the OPINION OF the meeting, that the road
when completed. will pay large Per cent, and
mand the great business from the Atlantic ST. Louis
and will not be valed by any route the great West
sufficient amount Of stock then taken, and IL
ordered by the Bord that the grabbing and grading
commencing at the depot at Knigltstown, thence to
Greenfield, he let contractors Greenfield Satur-
dav the 23d day of November, 1880
Resolved, That the Indiana State Journal and SentI
nell and the Statesman at indianapolis he requested to
publish the proceedings of this meeting,
THOMAS TYNER, Presidenf.
JAMES p. FoLEr, Secrstory-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-31

n5-It is stated rlsf there are Eve thousand At
work on the unfinished division of the New ork aud
Erie Raj Road and that il will he completed BY the lss
of May next. the period fixed i,y the eompsny. The
western terminus on the Lake is at Dankirk.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-31
New York City.

The value of real and personal estate IN New York
city, by late assessment, is
Real estate .Ss67. 17- ,s3s
Personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S7.SS2.S40
iotat ..-.. -. .9~oosoVosoto
Being nearly thirty millions than the assessed
value last year
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-31

~ The wrath of an ape and the threat OF aatterer
should be regarded alike
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-15

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bic @eftdfte iii 9ellarlltell ednberlt 81 be-
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sym. 8rduns 81 tpeiloen. .9Sir, fSllnea
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gres anr 26,, Sft. .nn 10 ,llhrf sMerseas,
fam am Mcrsea ees 20. in &ulsstOut ssas
maiea,, an lillb ic8elte ,cell perta Gadlait1
tags, ilad raieipS2)erf ab. n6stu9t $50
,9,ail,, ,prrllnter cine, slnsaN bon Danaen.
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empire Stir NIT 500 l99aHasicre,g Der psti
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Steanler Mietwap perlie6, eba9res, am a5.
. nit 2IflllicHen, Collars, ON 8erb. Die
empire Gityi .brilist nur eineu fleilwn BE-
. tra9 Gclpltaub ,als 8radt, atfr eine, bcs
feufenrc Svnl,ue III zen {cdueen Der 4a,ais
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tpiecer beinSellid,t pnrce, Die nadifeheuT
ben Getatls sntlebnleu mir Dem California
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mad, cen Staateti 30 feneen pens piertery
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-15

% sStps,Efpies nno ait e lGtertels
t,t.!1slte ~ alerS 9th bera bsefest.-eaut
e etller epn9reBafte, ,peldle am L. Septems
Der Der " araft 9etreten il, paGlreu ,,a6see
l6llHene~ Observation-Disclosures fir span,is
@ents; Srolf nne eil,en balben Geutltilde
fur 10 10 eente iitno feds nnb Gin Giertels
Scntssitlife fur fllnf Gents. @ean piirpe
0,ei'f'd7t t,pca earan tbnu,- fIf biernatb gu
ribten. a-v g.s1s7sp s.ses3 lsre
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-15

sSslpt. Gfaypocfsnl.i, a5rr ffsp,r pcr,pans
Oct. Geiosit ittlb biz jest ,pcie, bcfinpen !,
ssffh fIsbem Sr6tc an Bcrb. Ger GdAspfet
,,ssigsY' lptrb DaS Wrat bcute 0tatt nadl
spbdaectpbia fhfcppeh. 3
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-15

snSsg aGewsi@a fife ~ GCobr. 1850.
sisDn Refiet pas Ddmpfsrs 11elegrap6s,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-15

ueber Schu Grdnfliue 9scrbprlsG Grpebs
non rrfdtrt man 0clSenbes: Sn Cotton
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04

~nA YARDS beautiful new ssyleA
OUVMUSLIN DeLAINES, Jnst re
ciyed q, the new Cash Store WO.cOtiviile.
Is A.G BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04
L!TcHFELDENoUIRER
CSC EksnfIt iliis iSnS1Iicss |.

Grin plain Ena uniinctured bp
any "isns bat WhISisns thus passetH
away NE Riery of tao y ID Democratic
majority dpca which Il i safe Is Set
They have como together and elected d
Loco Foc0 State fs passed i few
lnimpoFtant laws aes many I. Rassys
speeches or which her coustitaeHss
snast pay : heavy IN eIaeted i =
taany Loco juSticks 81 TIE peace, who's
titles oughtSe be Inverted 50 as TO rad
piece Of q jssstice,N and tried 70 make
U. 8. Senator, and come out Just Is the
anan did who was going TO turn the world
oser-iust did not and drawn their pay
from the State Treasury, which was all
the anxiety skey had, and gone home
IS curses and chiekens are said to do.
Now, fellow Wings, shall such another
body disgrace thu State = the defunet
General Assembly Of 1867 II i for
you to say. II 50, why just go to sleep
quietly and the work IS done. If not,
brighten up roar arrnor, buckle on the
brcastplate Of Wing principles your
motto, "No defeat SO disastrous as an
apathetic sleep--we are enlisted for the
war which ends only in the total annihi-i
lation Of Locofocoism. /" Ii the Wings Of
Connecticut will set about thorough
energetic campaign, the Spring Of 1851
will find such defeat fall upon the Loco
party, as they have rarely experienced.
Hoping this may be the destiny Of our
opponets, andthat the Wings may wake
to energetic action, / subscribe myself
your ebedient servant, "JUNrUs.'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04

James Hardy, alias Rev. Nathan 8.
Allen. was convicted Of bigamy last
week, in Lockport, N. Y. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced TO S years in
the Auburn prison. 1t appears that he
was originally from Canada. AT the
age Of 90 he assumed the character Of
. Methodist Episcopal minister, after
having led the life Of libertine. Al
Hempsted, L. l., he married into . re-
spectacle family, and after III treating
his wife, he abandoned her and his fOuI
children. He subsequently, passed Oh
as Presbyterian minister, successfully
in Delaware. Lowell, and in Kingston,
Canada. In July last. he arrived al
Lewistown, N. Y, and presented to the
Presbyterian congregation evidence Of
his ministerial character, among otEer
things sho ing letter from Rev. Albert
Barnes. OF course the documents were
forged. bat the congregation was DE-.
ceived and he became their pastor. and
subsequently, was married to an interest
ing and affsctionsse member OF bis con-
gregation,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04

Heigh. Of Civiliiy-To run against
Poss In the slfeet and shen big Pardon so'
sAe ene0satef. ..z
Height az t;aslan,ry--When insoxicated
20 reel along the streets With lady andeI
ycee arm, 20 eseoFa hss safely hoU'e.
Height 90 Dullyism--To eassigats with q
Whip o. eowhide, maa whose opealy avOw.
ed rssigiOas principles Garsid bis 6ghting,
even 10 seIf.deeaee. N'F
Height e. HeaOr--TO deiEau6 0ues land.
loeA - sais0e fps The .sais Of AischaEgine
ons's Kambline debas.
HeighG e. Tempsgancs--To keep os6lI
akln eo1osauslY soakeA Is ssdsse Nniraes
watAouS RVS gessing aE0nG
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04

0aAsD Ransom TUssEI. The pro,
posed tunnsls connecting the east and
vsss sidss of the Rcstop cpd Troy Rail.
|tona shrosgh thso CISCO MopAsaipp, iseb'
yiroasSd y bssOps nSibss 9c
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04
LrrcnFlEID tCONN9 THURSDAY JULY a. 1885, e.
The Discovery Made.

rs prophetic passage occur in an article
% he British Mines:
We have confident hope, however
--Or rather firm belief--that before
our coal fields are really exhausted, new
discoveries will be made, both by new
motive powers and by new sources Of
heat or ealoric, which will make NIL fu.
tpts generations independent of those
clumsy and dingy resources, Motive
pQNyf we think, viii probably be sup
pied. either directly by such omnipres-
ens and inexhaustible elements and cleo.
.tFicity and galvanism, or By the employ
nnent Of some gas. far more elastic than
steam, and capable Of being called into
astion. and again condensed BIZ slight
ineehanicsi impulse. or BY change Of
fexnperature intellectually less than are
nov sasssssasy - tlse. saanaaament of
that comparatively intractable substance
But, even if we should still require to use
steam, we are persuaded that means
will be devised for its generation, or
rather for the production o. evolution of
heat for that and all other persons, far
less operose. indirect, and precarious,
than the combustion Of coal. This may
probably be affected without any pro-
cess of combustion at all, either by the
great agents Of galvanism or electricity
already referred to; or by the friction,
hammering, or rolling of solid and prac-
tically indestructible bodies or by the
forcibIe compression Of common or Of 9TH
er elastic fluids; or by the chemical com.
b:nation of different substances while il
combustion must still be resorted to
might it not be constantly maintained
without tnc tremendous expense Of the
working anI transportation of fuel, BY
merely contriying method Of burning
heincxhaustible ,omnipresent, and etern-
ally reproduced element Of hydrogen, as
it exists in the great ocean, and in all our
lakes, rivers. fountains and tanks, and
tubs Of rain water, with the equally ON.
nipresent inexhaustible, and constantly
reproduced oxygen Of the circumambiert
atmosphere. -
Thee 0fe aware. NAV strike many
fn.rh.rs r,os,l neonle ms mere TJtopiu2
" I"p..an fnncies and undoubtedly
,h., ~ :. rot hnt yaoue and oenerally
s no, But when We consider no :
- 80 mora .udac;ous ~ less war;
ran.aa ~ anv analarous erpsriencel sim.
In 80 inations Of electro telearsphs,
nnintin0 ar railway loco.
mo,;ys:, mus havc apneared but ffty
yenrs ago. VIC reallv cannot consent 10
M them II s,cll cs.erory; but on the
r.,ntrarv eonfossl 4, : esrtas., feeling. 9Th
n 49, and n con1;dence. in thus record.
80 ne, ves 5000 Art cons;dar ma n
..a,i,s,;. ,l.ous,h i 80 ~ ! dim
800 ps s.,,.s s s:s.;sa, 60. e . .,ood
an1 49, 49,, -" 80 49, !, s'ss
A"q IVY ~ So d~e. ;,.noron.e nah. the
no~ s..'P'T 49, H.. ro;n,l.ss
sm" ., psyP,; "p ma how ;onocsnt the
"o :ss ~ m accomnl;shed writer
sss ~ ano~s Sentences, when the mayic
" 80 ~. .rs ,,,,srad Of tha !. Discov.rv is
49," =. M c;,v of Worcastar--
n Az Ta; ~ Rs~;swe, tho nowsr the
IDEAL pivot, on which revolves your pro.
phetic dreams. has been for long time
discovered and Is laying ready 70 come
tor'h on us m'sssh .. L Ds"suce" s, 1v. ~
l.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04
The Hope Mutual Life Insu-
rance Go. Of Stamford, Ct.

THIS Company nre taking risks upon
Life spon as favorable terms as an, COM
~ any IN this StAte Of SIMILAR nature.
i; JOHN w LEEDS, Pres't.
,,,n. II. BABBITT. Secretary.
w HENRY b. GRAVES, AGENT
for Litchfsld and viei"sty.
euW6tns ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04

AHEcDoTK OF MAruEE Es.--The
Dedham Democrat, in quoting the &C.
count Of Nather Byles BY the Sexton
of the Old Sshool.' says;
There Is one Of DR.. Byles jokes, which
was related % US BY an old lady, once a
member Of his society, which has NOT
been in the papers. which we win tell as
it was told to Us. Al the time when
Whitfield was in Boston and drawing
crowds 10 listen to his eloquence. Dr..
Bylss remarked one day, that he would
20 sooner to hssr Whitfield, than any
other preacher The person address
81 marvellsd at the remark, because
Whitfeld's doctrines were not cousonant
with the Dr's feelipgs-and be said to
him, why 30. doctor 2 Because said
the wag. IL didn's. ] couldn't get inl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04
TME Pc9T's CORNER.
TIE Old Granite state.
tAs svsa n "raE pAxEAs.")

Cas- SUNG NJ "rME DAxERs.'')
| haze cane from the mountains Of the old
Granite State. ~ 0as
Where the hills are 90 lefty, magni6csnt ant
great! ..5 fl.
I have left kindred spirits in the land Of the
bleSt-
When babe them adieu, for the fat distant
west!
o, thy mountains! o, thy vaileys! Ny oxn
native State! 20 ,.. ~.
l have como from the mountains at the old
Granite State,
Where the hills ale so lofty, magnificent and
great!
o. thy hills and thy valleys are sacred all to
No matter what in lands Of others may see
may view scenes 50 sunny, so fair and o.
smooth
Then I'll think Of the cottage that stands il,
the grove! E 9se
O. my childhood F! o, that homestead, in my
own native State! .... .
O, thy hills and thy valleys are sacred all to
ms,
No matter what in lsLdsof others may see!
will Of think Of her who once was my pride
AZ she voved among the mountains, so closely
by my side; ...4.. ...E
And Iii sigh for the days that never will come
back ....
For she sleeps on the shore Of the bold Mer-
vimac!
O. tina, loved one! o, that graveyard, in my
own native State! ....
will eft think, VI her VIII" once was my pride,
AZ she roved among the mountains. 90 closely
BY my side ,!
A Mother. dear I've lost she has gone 10 the
. grave! a--.. ...
She Yves the dearest blessing that God ever gave.
Now GO to the spot where buried 10 the loved,
And I seem to hear her singing with angels
O. my Mo,hs. bless her ashes. IN my own
native State!
A Mother dear I've lost +; she has gone to the
She LEFT her orrha" weeping, to 50 t"GOd who
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04
NEW GOODS |!

e Il. U4s1.ABBs
HAs just seceiyed an ass"r,ment Of NEW
II GOODS. OF . good quality. when will
be offered Al Low PRICES.
Th,se indebted. will confer favor by call.
ing and settling their respective aceOunta
May sih, 1850. ..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04

The Wosdy Hollow.
NJ C. cHANcEY BUR-.
Oh. in dream my heart last night
Got Up humping AZ srrite
Which came. and stood befoEe !. long.
For was dreaming long last night.
About the maid Of all the ihrong,
Whs danced with n.e when was young,
And all my little verses sung,
DOWN in the Woody Hollow.
For was dreaming long last night
OF all the dark and rapid flight
ofycars I've come too quickly through;
And in q strange, unearthly light.
Like s,ar.brssns shining in the dew.
saw vision Of the tlesi,
who long ago had gone to rest
Down in the Woody Hollow.
And all the olden times came back
Afar Ger msmory's faded track.
While little sweethear.'s made their vows
And now and then weuld steal smack
From cheeks ahid beneath the boughs
OF willows growing in the glen,
where maidsns meet their little men,
DOWN in the Woody H"llow.
Twas Nan, the girl Of all the rest.
Nv childish heart did loge the best
She was % beautiful and still.
And lay 90 quie, on my breast.
Her blue eyes 6xsd upon the rill.
A listening to the murmuFs sweet,
which came along just al my feet.
Dawn in the Woody follow.
The old folks Oiten,imrs came out
To look us up and walk about.
Down by the streamlet under hill,
Just where we caught the speckled trout ;
But Nan and were sitting still.
where old folks never thought 10 look,
Ger in the glen beyond the brook.
Dswnin the Woody Hollow.
And to my inward fancy's sight.
Ali these came back again last nishs,
And smi,-d and made me very CAD;
Far wss dreaming :ong. last night.
But in the morning I was sad
Twas only dreaming ] was biesfs
For Nan and old folks deeply rest
Down in the Woody Hollow.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04
PAYxE's Gas DIscoyERY.-Fron

pAYnR's Gas IscoyEgY.-From
vhat i published in the Boston and
Woreeisef papers. certified BY scientific
men. va are led to believe that Q really
sarprisisg discovery has bssn meds "
the Mater Of light aa1 beat. Elihg
BusEiis ears he has sEawined = fully and
cri.ieally. q, i that Il viii supsrcede The
- All wood and coal, and % and huid.
Tha Hcsson Tsahseript says that Payne
- ia she passus sos ~ &C. 900. a
~ EIsfg0svSA
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-04

CROUND PLASTER, Fer Sale ITO tons
" ii superior Blue Pfasier which wiltoe
ground fne, and sold in lots 70 suit customers
III J & E. GOULD.
Liichfeld. Eaat Mills. May. 1850. SO
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by the Government, the Secretary Of State has deem
ed il the appropriate body to take action make sug
cesons to the fulflment Of the wishes VI the
Royal commissioners, by the establishment OF such
central authority as the seems to require.
To this voluntary proposal on the part OF the Sec
rotary Of State, the committee consider the National
Institute in duty bound to respond.
In accordance with this view, the committee re-
spectfully recommend the following resolution
I. Resolped, That the Institute will take action
the subject submitted to 1t by the Department oil
State
2. Resoiued, That the Institute do now proceed
to constitute committee suitable 10 be recognised by
the Government as ceniral body to hold correspond
ence with the British Commissioners, and to secure
the reception OF American productions at the proposed
Industrial Exhibition in London.
PETER FORCE,
JOSEPH HENRY,
WALTER II JOHNSON, Committee.
j. j. GREENOUGH,
CHARLES WILKES,
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The following gentlemen constitute the Execu
tive Committee Cod. Peter Force, Prof Walter
r. Johnson, Prof Joseph Henry, J. c. G. Ken
nedy, Esq, Capt. Charles Wilkes.
On notion
Rssolped, That the Secretary be requested to
prepare the proceedings Of this meeting for pub
LEGATION.
And the Committee adjourned.
CHARLES F. STANSBURY.
Secretary of the Meeting.
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desrous to make propositions or to receive lntor-
nation, are requested TO address their communica-
tons TO J. C.. G.. Kennedy, Esq