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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19
The Texas Boundary and New Mexico.

The Texas Boundary and New Mexico.
The following is the vote ordering the bill 10
third reading 1t will be seen that Indiana was right
side up on this question:
The Speaker declared the result-yeas los, nays
9S, as follows
YEAs-Messrs Albertston, Aston, Anderson, An
drews, Bay, Bayly Bealc Bokce, Bowie Bowln, Boyd,
Brock, Briggs, Brooks William J. Brown, Bucl, Chester
Butler, E Darlington Cabcl, George Alfred Caldwell,
Joseph p Caldwell Casey, Chandler, Williamson r.
w Cobb, Deberry, Dinmick, Disney, Duer. Duncan,
Durham, Ednunson, Elliott, Ewing, Fitch Fuller Gen.
try, Gerry, Gilmore, German, Green, Grlnnell Hall,
Hammond G. Harris, Thomas l.. Harris, Raymond,
Hbbard Hilliard Hoa gland Houston, Howard, lsham,
Andrew Johnson, Jas. L. Johnson, Jones, kaufman,
Kerr, George G. King, LellIer, Levin Littefeld, Job
Mann, Marshall, Mason, McClernand, Mcdonald,
Mcdowell, McKissock, McLanahan, Robert NJ
McLane FINS Z. Mclean, Nc Mullen Morchead, Nor
ton Nelson, Outlaw, Owen, Parker, Peaslee, Phoenix,
Pitman Potter, Richardson Robbins, Robinson. Rose
rick p Stanton, Richard H Stanton, Strong, Taylor
Thomas James Thompson, John B. Thompson Thur
man, Toombs, Underhl, Walden, Watkins, Wellbom
White ,Whittlesy, Wdrick, Williams, Wilson and Young
JOB.
NAYs-Messrs Alexander, Allen, Ashe, Averett,
Baker, Bennett Bingham, Booth Bowdon, Albert G.
Brown, Burrows, Burt, Thomas B. Butler, Joseph
Cable Calvin, Campbell, Carter, Clark, Cingman.
Colcock, Cole, Conger Corwin, Crowell, Daniel, Dick
cy Dixon, Doty, Durkee, n. Evans Featherston, Fow
Ter, Giddngs Colt Holloway, HARRISON, Harlan. Samp
son w. Harris, Hebard, Henry, Holiday, Holmes,
Howe Hubbard, Hunter, Inge, J. w. Jackson, w L.
Jackson r. w. Johnson, Julian, ]. g. King, John A
King, Preston King, La Sere. Horace Mann, Mateson,
MeGanghey McQneen Melville; Meacham, Meade,
Mllson, Moore, Morris, Morse, Newell, Ogle, Odds,
Orr Otis, Peek Phelps, Powell, Putnam, Reed, Reyn
olds, Rockwell Root, Rumsey ir., Sackett, Sawtelle
Scenck Schoocralt, Seldom, Sylvester. Sprague, Thad
deus Stevens Stetson, eetser Jacob Thompson Tuck
Van DYKE Venable Vinton, Waldo, Wallace, Went
worth, and Woodward-9S.
So the bill was ordered to be read third time.
1t was the Texas Boundary bill Of the Senate, as
amended ON motion of Mr.. Boyd, by adding the bill of
that body with several verbal alterations, providing
territorial government for New Mexico and further
amended the instance of Mr. Toomps, declaring that
citizen of the United States in said territory shall be
deprived of his life, liberty property, except by the
iudgment of his peers and the laws of the land
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

On the 3h ut at Pcysvc, Indiana HARRIET NEWELL,
OF A. G. Webster
When the hand of death Is laid those who have passed into The
and yellow leaf sometimes hailed by weary spirit
relief from the and trials OF earth when the cold and
relentless Destroyer pncks from mda those
YOUTH the blight of time has where the the cheek
dmmed the ustre of the youthful eye, IS indeed trial for
those whose hearts ycari hem buoy spirits
bright with anticipaons OF the future thus crushed
bloom, say Thy viii be done, LOnlr May the balm
ISOLATION be poured into the bruised spirit of her bereved partner
and may he reap just reward for his devotion and during
a proiracted lines. II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

Az-Sheridan was never free from pecuniary en-
barrassments. As he was one day hacking his face
with dull razor, he turned 70 bis eldest son (who
was chip of the old bock) and said: Tom, If you
open any more oysters with my razor, III cut you
off with shilling &C Very well, father, retorted
Tom, q but where will tie shilling come from;"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19
Religion-What is il.

The following lines of Bishop Heber seem TO be
rhythmic comment the third chapter of the Epis-
tie of James. That chapter contains strong state
ment Of what practical religion is and agrees per
fectly with the doctrine OF Paul, who teaches thai
the eloquence of angels, without love in the heart
will "profit nothing p Watch and Reflector.
Is 10 go 10 church to day,
To seem devoui and seem TO pray
And ere io-mouows goes down
BE dealing SANDER through the town,
Does every sancfimcnious face
Denote the certain reign o sracee
Does not phiz that scowls a sin
on veil hypocrisy Within
Religion sfins an i'll report,
And scorns with human sport:
OF others deeds il speaks no i'll,
Bot tells Of good, else keeps STILL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

lesurely; breakfasts comfortably; reads the paper
regularly dresses fashonably; talks inspily dimes
considerably; drinks superfuously; smokes elegant
ly lives useessiy dies reIuctantly is buried lugu
briously; and is missed by nobody.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

A LIoNEsS.-A girl named Lion was fined S25
yesterday by Recorder Seuzeneau, for biting off
portion of the ear OF police officer. A decided
mark of bad taste.-N o. Crescent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

Ct5-There is lawyer down east so excessively
honest that he puts all his flower pots out over night
so determined is he that every thing shall have its
delC.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

Youth and love delight to go
Hand in hand with summer,
Where the limpid waters flow
With the scftest murmur;
None on earth so well agree,
When the heart is young and free,
As those happy spirits three,
Youth and love aud summer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

o. You will see my face no more,' as the girl
said when she covered her cheeks with rouge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19
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QE
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This put up large containing
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For eUey disease 1rch this Extract PROCESSES cure con-
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valuable medicinal preparation operates as an Alternative
relieves nervous aaeeoEs generally expIseS II neTes se
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glands in particular II is simple commsn
Extract Of saTsapaIila but compound combination Of
q the most potent vegetable remedial agents form each
the human frame, than any of them separately
fcs-Ssrssparills Wild Cherry and Dandeon acts with the
ease OF the mdest restorative vet produces results
by remedies Possessing combined ell The
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Dr. Myers SsrsaparIla Wild Cherry and Dandcon has perfect
control the corrupt the blood, when
that fluid is entirely vitisIed.
The following certificate among many
given by citizens in this State
We have been selling Dr. Myers SsrssPsrs Wild Cherry
and DsndclOn for several months and hesitate not in
saying that believe il be best article public
for any arrangement decay OF the whatever
may appear. We have extraordinary benefits from
and would recommend il the those abOng
any OF the diseases Tor winch II Is recommended
c. J. ALLISON d CO., Druggists.
Tcrre Haute, August ). 1850
Price 81 bottle; six bottles for SIS.
For sale wholesale and retail by CRAIGHEAD & BROWN
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19
The School Boy.

BY MISS \. : sPRoAT.
Listen, my son, the SCHOOLGIRLS ringing;
lis time, my dear, you were on your way"
Listen, mother, the birds are singing,
Calling me sweetly, TO play, to plsyl
Duty is happiness. father breaches,
Then ssrs of duty my heart is full;
Domother, explain what the master teaches
Now why are sohoolboy duties dulIi"
"Willie, Willie the last bells sounding,
Bride your galloping tongue, pray"
Mother, yonder the waves are bounding,
Murmuring sweetly, away, away
know where the waters are flying,
Calling every wave to me;
Under rock my boat is lying,
Tied to the root of willow tree.
Z" Cool in the stream the boughs are LAYING,
Hiding the leaves from the light in play;
Even here can them waving.
Reckoning sweetly, away, awayr
Steel-bright flashes are keenly parting
The crystal dark where the lilies lie
pIash and shout away were darling,
Ny darling boat, and the stream and /.
"Soft, soft. the waves creeping
On through the forest cool and gray;
Hurrah, Hurrahl the waves are lesping
Out in the glorious golden day
Mother, my heart is wild for pIeasurel
No bright angel DER dull books pores:
Science and knowledge the sch col walls treasure
But God and Beauty are out Of doorsr'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19
MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 10Th inst by the Rev. II r. Cessey EDWARD NJ LAW
RENEE 10 Miss LUCINDA NJ VANBLARIcUa all Of cny.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19
COMBINATION AIR-TIGHT.

s. KELLOGG,
GRATEFUL all past favos and still desrous for more,
make known that he continues TO keep au supply OF
SUPERIOR COOKING STOVES,
Together large quantity the much celebrated Reliance and
also, the Eureka PANS Double Ove and
the style Buckley Rotary all warranted for one year.
the satisfaction Of all who purchase No better
needed than reference the following among the many
thousands who testify their unrivaled qualities
Marion CounisSamuel Merrill Iervey Bates Rev i X Cres-
Edward MCGUIRE Jesse Jones ID ; Ward,
J. s Dunlop Mrs GOdshery, John w Hamilton Daniel Ringer
Chas Robinson, Arthur Vance, Thos f. llclbrook A A. ouden
Robert Browning Deaf and Dumb Asylum Insane Asylum John
McFa Rev G. Holidays johnson, and any number OF other
could be given.
Hendricks Cosafy-James Dugn Joseph Morris Asa Ballard
s. Mailock Charles Reynolds g. c. Waierhoue Curtis Barnet
Robert Downward Henry Rogers Joseph Mendal and William
Little
Hgncocl Corny-Chas Anterior, Jesse Allen, William Anr
lex Samuel Shockley j. Dye, J. Dcaay &c
johnson Couny-Phlp Dean, Isaac Voorhees, Jesse Hughes,
Robert Lyons. &c.
ansilom ouHfsAzaah Dining, ;. Howard, j. Williams, j.
Davis, Barnaly Newly James Trester.
ShetJv Connfv--Robert Hough, ID. Smith.
Connfg-Hefry NJ Marvin j. Rumly, FL Miller j. Seh-
smith, George Shoemaker Jacob Johns Jonathan Scott
Ifoirard Conn -Joseph d. Sharp, sheriff.
CeKhfylsaac Layvrece smith, r. Saue = Can,
TIN AND COPPER
Business sill noisy Tin gutter and spoung made 10
Likewise good assortment OF Tm Ware
constantly hand, wholesale aud retail
Cash for old copper and brass as usual : $4,000.
inse1 Sign Of the BIG Paddock and Cook Store
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

otTMake hay while the sun shines.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

DLACKFORD's REPORTS OF argued and determined
Nd in The supreme Jieaiue The State Of indiana,
vol will containing the from May ier 1916 70 enhcr
term, 1sl7 both inclusive. junei ROSS KAY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

upAINT MILLS AND SPICE MILLS A few Of Adnmss Pa
III ON hand, and for sale low SlDDAIIsS Drugstore,
imiel SoH side Washington sirsis aadsS odd Ftors Hal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

VHvALDENs AcUE SYRUP, excellent remedy for Fever
innelO = - >SfDDALL;S Drugstore.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-09-19

A COLLEGE TEXT BOOK on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
BY Prof w H. C. BARTLETT Prof Of Mural Philosophy IN me
military dcadsp,y Of the United Staies At West Point
The above books sold by the Booksellers generally through
ont the United States lunel9-3mw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

iure OF hrst importance. The Rsform Govern
ment proved recreabf on the queston-evaded
legislation and for the sake OF keeping up the de-
luaon ,ha. they wished the question sssteds got up
an unmea1ine ADDRESS 10 tina Home Government
on the subject They che sted the country with
pretended desie for Financial Reform appointed
a Financial Reform Committee; aud then, through
one OF themselves upset all the work Of that Com
rittee. when it was just ready TO rep1Yt. Against
the slightest clause OF the elective principle they
declared-or rather the Upper Canada eaderof the
,bipet Mr.. Bald win, unyielding hostili-
ty. In fact, they have adopted the language and
the policy Of the very party they pretend to regard
as Tories.
The consequence is, that the Administration has
become extensively unpopular in the country Why
they continue to be supported By large majorltlss
in the House is plain enough. The French mem
bers follow their leader; nearly all the members of
the najority are looking to the Ministry for favors
aud more than half OF them have already received
Government employment and pay for Themselves
OF their immediate connections The rejection OF
the present Minstry at the next election ia looked
upon rs certain Which party will gain the mas
tery is yet matter Of doubt fthere be truth IN
hiatory, the Canadian Government, by shwarting
TIE popular desires-by doggedly refusing all con-
aeasion-by attempting to stop the tide of denocra
cy--are unconscously preparing the way for the
downfall of British supremacy in Canada.
have purposely avoided al detail that might
give general view OF the state Of Canadian poll
tics during the Administration Of the present Co.
vernment s. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

IN contnue through toe week at leass' a
sss soniastons Of the Administration have yet, Ir
s 's most part to go through the mill hsat a6a
saa contradictory speculation in respect 70 '''
ThsCrow1a Of hxioua candid ates who now dauy
haunt tho lobbies Of the Senate, endeaYoring 20
Keep their courage up, seem not TO be d'mlnlsneo
~, he combinations which are daily made.
Tho ,trsnge fascination Of MIR CLAY's presence
In The Senate wss never more obvious than on sno
Ssv AMER HE arrival from Newport. The galleries
v1 had heen amo,t literally deserted for sew
srsi weeks before, were crowded to OVERLOOKING
81 that 3ay as if all the strangers in the city had
No., rsserypg their Wait to the Senate for sight
~ The lion and all the citizens had come 70 show
him. He seems quite recovered from the haggsFa
lock he had when no left here. wish reporters. l
a. sTnII "a senators could take little salt bath
3 - - 8, P. A.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER 2,

terdsy morning. before the religions exercises in
the cell whether there were any points he wouid
like 10 have touched upon in the prayer, Pufesa1r
Wehs.er replied, that there were two, which 1t
would be agreeable to his feelings to have intro
duced one YRS, tina. the hearts OF his fellow
might be soitened toward him after he vas gone
the other ,hst every consolation from Heaven for
the suffering be mad inflicted might be vonohsaied
to the family ard relatives of the late DR. Parkmap.
in the interview before the prayer, Prot Web.
ster alluded to his hope OF meeting in the world, u
which be was about TO pass in spirs, tsnderly De
loved child, who died some years since. he con,
versed, with perfect conposure, on various sab
iects, mostly Of religious nature.
The flushed appearance of iha prisoners face
and the effusion OF tears were produced apparent
~ By the preme ture and monentary Tightening OF
the rope, and not as some supposed By agitation.
The last audible words Of Professor Webster. as
the cap was drawn over his eyes, were s" FATHER,
INTO Thy HANDS Commend MI sPIRtrE
The wish OF the prisoner e8 expressed the even
ing before the execution, both to Sherf Egeeth
and Dr. Putnam, wss thai tbs execution might be
an PROMPT 81 possible. & said he would be eGdy
at any moment after z O'Clock. Tnis request the
Sheriff observed far ss the convenience and de-
corum OF the occasion would allow.
For some days before bis death Professor W eh-
ster's favorite reading, next TO the Bible, was In
Channipg's Works. He also found much TO sooshe
him and crafty bis religious and literary taste IN
Bovringa Maths and Vespers,n and in Longfsi-
lows Collection Of hymns.
The Boston Herald says
1t was one of the last requests OF Prot. W ebster
Of the Sheriff, that his body should not be SEEN
sk etched or touched by any professional man after
death. Sheriff Eveleth gave his promise, and has
faithfully kept it, although many artiats from this
city and New York Visited the jail for the express
purpose of doing So One gentleman came from
Cincinnati for the purpose OF taking cast OF tue
Professors countenan ca be with others were uni
f0rmly refrsed and the body not aIio Ved to be
seen or examined by any one after it was taken
down from the galloNa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Eg The German address At the L and Reform
meeting, which we noticed in our Fridays paper
was delivered by Mr. ALBERT, Editor OF the
Democrat and not by Mr. WETrLISG. The after
spoke of the use of the Worhinsmens Exchange
Bank.
EY The JOINT STOCK BREWERY of the German
Inheepers shows the best progress. The Society
has bought lot up town and accepted the inge-
NOUS plan Of Mr.. Hoxamere, civil engineer ate
ly arrived from Germany. They Will very soon
commence business.
B The GERMAN TAILoRs viii open their work.
ing ahop, situated in the Bowery, by the frat Of
September, and work in fraternity with their Amer
lean brothers.
House CARFENrERs.-Pioneer Temple, No. l.
House Carpenters Protective Association elected
on Friday evening lest, as officers for the ensuing
quarter, ELIAS 6AYRE, Capital Richard D. Hen
Missy v c.; Sen Price, r g.; j D. Hennissy, c..
s. William Christie, Treas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-02

s sa.S faosd Rsppesentaeive here, l might say
.o1oe very hard things OF him. All will no~ aay
- That Ike bs indeed true repres Of their
Goii,a, IN tbe subject of Slavery aud the questions
lowing cut OF it as he claims TO be, and indoras
such Hsndiahly vile sentiments as that which
have isalicaed aboye' then must they be more IKE
dianaI-those of you who have any regard for de.
cency and the fair name Of your ssate--is it sol Il
Col. GoRMAN, the utterer Of the above diabolical
language, q true representative Of any portion OF
your people Ifso then must your Democracy be
the Democracy OF Despotism, and your public sen
timent such az BELTS Pandemonium --such az is
too abhorent for contemplation SIGMA
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COAL.

DkACH ORCHARD GRATk And RANCH
COAL, landing, ef The Gne,t qualify sud IN uaex
ceponshlo o'der r sao ols-r drcc fQm tho yosas or
rom tho yard, al ;hploweIt hummer pdcoA, by
JAMES L. WORTH
aus If "a Brosd~a~, and cor fourth aud rhompson,
4 'OAL-l Will deliver scrseeei ttom my Yart. eosnsi
&of King and uruau wlcha, t.9si Of he'd Aah SaTo
or Ega Goa at s. per tram baals 81 al White ASA
- cent? lHSa augB I'm fETslR CLINTON.
'DSf. Down lo s. PCT Goal of mo arst gusiiiJ
S-leas W ggscura thai ttiy largely 10 sell again
GEO WARNER, Ysni d,iu tousssd
auH Ina LAutnns Gstsh she, In la4s.
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES
IL FLTY Rtkts. lat chs,A4ta,AS call ihs tlsaas,sa
az ~ all peFs0as Ahnrs shslAs isir assot.eai "
thAdes sna materials tlr ns sgl hanging nasaas
They maAe thn bssi quality ualy aea sat pflcas N y
per ces lnss Than ally phaf gla4a fstnfuts All jhlos
sttpa stss ~ nutl ssi9 tuug,ttA
ASfiNDON stfAnhst aILr uOaNlCgst pFA
w FekY husLlNa So Families aaeU, ntfataAls5
rsii windows wIih hp shove aftla4s IA ana a. q
NuppRohn D, ~ iaai Az. .ha afEnat aaa 5asi So
ssflsni ln tAa ns ssvsral sias before ,a.
duaea IN Mar YuIa Lace Aai tanaa estisas afApaty
iAs'el'' le"Hs efas baaaA cpsisee - Faelbps r4ts
rha4ine Of The sahseftsa ,eEy s,; sear
Ataln ans s~ 10 eusshls is iu,peft ~ sttaan.s
mis As'hsats EuYlnE al aao asale viii ani u aealey
10 shHf zdvanisEo call hefae psea ,Ane elsewhere
AlHH q NbnhfuHp % Ersta,iua4
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FOR Chaares.

CRESCENT CITY Capt Chagres Mon Sept
EMPIRE Wn.oH From New York. Tues Sept II
GFORGIA Capt D. POarra.. FromNew York Wei Sept
Capt From New York .Fnd Sept Is