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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26
WAsuwGrox CRY, March s. 1850.

w ASHNGToN tIEIi MllCh :. 1917.
DEAR Sal have hll great may letter
from luenls in different plrt- Of tho State, in
relation to a ua.oA with the Cali II tcs in til.
ensuing elections such lc,tars a:c very IN r.
Ming TO me-too much 50 to Be answered.
was sounded upon this pin, lat sun ne: wle.!
the articles were going through tlc Calhoun
papers, for general convention Of tie taly,
Il, il was called to meet and sCt,l, al. liHe.cn-
ccs. IaaScerci iHstuWy aalrNil Tux itOa!a
SooHrr stir c,incH IrW the Sir M0AS4HM G,uL,
wt0 hal died n cholcra in 81. LJuIS, than 90
i7io c1Hraa'iJa rih SHci gang Of Soaps, u ID
nat is my >e'UtmeH Il dry.
There Is bl one pruclplc on which the de-
moclacy an! Ca.houuics can meet IN any cleo
tlDr, and that is the one hich Calhoun said
held the party together, the cohesive bond OF
public plunder.' That may be true Of him and
his but it is not true OF M AMI mine am
will irotc 1t during these cc';on', BY staining
clear OF all connection with them, Will NJ,
mix with them, nor give nor take help. LIT
tuc,u have their own ticket, ani We Ou5S.-
let US have a clean ticket, IA clean democratic
litEel-nU faint Of CaIhuunism, i. e. secession,
dsun.on, notification in it. LIT them have
t.c,r own utkpt, and cct il il they can. The
pou, 10 to defeat them. The puJic good re-
qnice> it the htrnncy and the preservation 81
the Alon requires It.
The NJ souur elections, this year, are turn
lug pom, IL tn drama OF dI-unl1n. The dlsuu-
loulsis count urca Missouri. Vucy Believe they
have the Stale, and ttat jellci cmJodeus them
in the h z ieat degree: success in one election
will confirm that belief; the election Of Cal
houn III n will confirm it therefore they must
be Defeated and if confined to their own ticket
they will be defeated. CITY and county, State
and federal, Congress and ALL they should be
pat to lhcil own ticket, aud be mad. to cungrc-
gate by themselves We shall b. stronger
When they are gone, aud what is more, we shall
be clran--no tnnid caIculali ms about loosing
the elections; we may Lose aomt ttw but, still
the great point viii be gained. Cauounites
vii be put GoNn, and even the election O
wing, viii be IA triumph over tAem-a victory
III bchaI! Of the UnOn, and that is the oyurrU-
ling consideration at present
Fear OF seeing whigs elected can have NJ
effect upon me aader present circumstances
not even fear OF seeing w!iy elected in my
own place. am for the country and for tal
Union, and the cOuntry anI the Union require
! CalLouuism to BE- OK crinnaed in VI ssauri, aut
and am for the determination Z 5 cOurugcuusly
As the CAlhoun,tes are for the dissolution OF tn,
Union, at all hazards, and without regard L
con3equences.'
People ask me here why do not speak?
tell them when was al the bar, never inter
| rupted the adversary counsel while he was pro
wing up my case for M.
This letter is not for publication, but it i
not for concealmen'. Friends may see il.
Yours truly,
THOMAS II, BENTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26

The following explicit letter was lately al
dressed by Col BENTON to a gentleman in s..
Louis. The Honorable Senate. would BE- L
poor subj ct for a Vermont Truck-anl-dicko. !!
lie would have made some bris;les fly, at Ii Il
3lsl Of Mag Convention, il h, had ben al in
v,cd guest On that auspicious occasion.
O. Vem'm Pa'riJl and DUl'a5ion Coz,
yi.r please CODY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26

S elton l. Any persons connected with any
telegraph company in this States, either n,
c'eIk, OPERATOR messenger, or in any other ca
paciry, who shall wiliu'ly dyugc the contents,
or the nature Of the contents, Of any private
communication entrusted 10 him for transmits
S on q GDl very, or who shall Wilu,ly refuse or
ucgcct l. transmit or deliver the same, shall.
On conviction before any court, be adiudgcd
guilty of misdcmcanor, and shall suffer i'm
prisonmcnt in the county jail or work house
in Tie county where such conviction shall b.
had, for a term of not more than Ihrce months
or shall pay fine not TO exceed five hundred
dollars, in The discretion ofthe court.
- Any thing in the act hereby amended
witch is inconsistent with this act is hereby
repealed.
g This act shan take effect Immediately
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26
The Ethan Allen.

Our citizens were agrcably surprised, on
Saturday last, by the arrival at our Wharycs of
the ETHAN ALIEN, Steamer. Her last ap-
pcaranCc in public" was when she went into
winter quarters, last December, and the wonder
was how she had gropn :" From small.
compact, snubbing and sturdy looking Steam
tug, she had increased to the dimensions and
comfortable appearance of one of our First
class Passenger Boats and there she lies,
gracefully and quietly, along side the North
Wharf, unconscious, apparently, of change,
bnt prepared to do good service by putting
change into her owners pockets cat the
earliest convenient opportunity -
The mystery Of the matter is that, during the
past winter fifty feet has been added to the
length of the ETHAN ALLEN, and, of course, Il
corresponding capaciousness, TO her facilities
for accommodating "thc travelling public" The
work has been finely and thoroughly executed
under the direction of her popular and efficient
Captain, n. b. PEOcToR Esq, who understands
as well as anybody how to adapt himself to the
"improvcd circumstances" in which he is plac
cd.
The ETHAN ALLEN is certainly very fine
looking, aud commodious craft having been
thoroughly rcftted, painted. and everyway adaT
ted to the larger business she is both competent
and destined to do. she will be abroad in a few
days, prepared for any service that " the public
good may seem to demand Of her. She is
Owned by Messrs. n. A. TUCKER aud S. J..
NICHOLS, of Burlington, Travis & Co., Of
Whitehall, and IIAmoND & Co., Of Crown
Point-and under the management Of Captain
PEocToI, can hardly fail TO be popular Boat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26

PEocroR, can hardly fail to be a popular Boat.
-
RUTLAND AND BuRIYGroN RAIL RoAD.--At a
meeting Of the Directors held in Boston last week,
a. BlGELow, Esq the vigIlant, efficient, and gentle
manly Assistant Superintendent hitherto, was unan-
imously elected to the office OF Superintendent of thi:
Railroad.
We cut the foregoing paragraph from the
BellowS IaliS Ga:cHe, some days since, inten.
ding TO add word commendatory of the ap-
p)ntmcnt Of Mr.. BIaELoW to the responsible
Office mentioned.
We believe it is known that the appointment
was unanimously, Us it ought to have BEEN
rendered to WM. B. GILBGET, E.q, the Chief
Engineer of tho Company. Mr.. GILBERT, how
ever, declined, and certainly no better selection
could have been made than that which is rccor
ded above. Mr.. EI5ELow possesses peculiarly
excellent qualifications for the place. lie is =
business man-ciiicicnt mcthodical, correct
anl gentleman quite competent to encounter
any emergency thlt may occur. lis expert.
c1co as the head Of an i'm oortan, Express Line
has s!arpencd the very hculdes that are essen
tia for Railroad Superintendent, while hi.
kind and courteous department will at all TINES
secure for Lin the coniiIencc and respect Of tn
travelling community.
We may take occasion TO say that Mr.
JoHN X iItHlls las been appointed Conductor
/ in place Of MIR. pHlLpS who left the service 0
he Company some t.mo since. We knew Mr.
HARGIs, years ago, ia Troy, q. " and fec
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26
The Golden Chain and Its Appendices

The annexed correspondence sufficiently ex
plains itself Ga the slide Of the chain is en-
graved on one side, the inscription
"To THE lIoyoRABLE DAIsL WEBSTER
THE DEFENDER OF TIE CONSTITUTION ASp TIKI
ADVOCATE OF TIE UNIoN."
On the other side,-
" From w. Eg1eston, manufactured b,
|VoodrnG q. addison, San Francisco, Caif0.
"ia, SePt 20, 1919"
On the inner case Of the watch are engraved
the names Of the donors.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-04-26
NLlEIL I. ITorG0TUE, Ist,
secretary OF CtA aud Muuay ST ALBANS.

1.-THE following is the ac, passed by the
Legislature Of New York, relative to diyul gng
telegraph dispatches
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSEND.
The OriginaI Discovere

op ,ur FnvS Unls ~ rna1 DlsGoveneI
ALD Dr. Townsend about 20 age and long
OF the
and the sales ccumtcbd those only who had its
and ho. is .,1s i had the Of
death, proclaimed its wonderful healing
throughout the land
c1 as il found incapable Of and
changes but for the better because prepared scientific pnc
the
the manufacture Ofthe old Dr sarapas The sasspaa
well known medical medicinal properties,
and properties which inert useless and Others which, if
injurious system Of properties sarsapara are
volatile that they entirely and lost in the
eIpesnced its manufacture Moreover these volatile prnci
pies, which fly of exhalaon under
value.
Any boil the till they dark cOlored
Oud which more from the coong matter IN the root than from
molasss call "Sarsaparia SyrHp
B1t such Is not The article known as the sSann
This is prepared that all the inert properties of the ssrsspara
root are first removed everything capable becoming acid
secured pur. form and thus
way powerful agent in the
Cure of Innumerable Diseases.
Hence why hear concentrations side in its
favor women and children We find doing wonders in the
Consumption Dyspepsia Complaint aud Rheumatism,
SerqfaLa, Piles, cosUsnes, all EruptiOn Psps
0''"' f 9siSI1fl OF TRE BLOOD
marvellous efficacy all complaints arising Indi-
geston Acidiy the Stomach from unequal circulation
Of blood the head papitaon of the heart cold
hands, cold ch hot flashes the body
colds and coughs and promotes eHpecOaon and
ration relaxing structures Of the lungs throat and every part
But nothing is its excellence mansty
led ged thsn in al kinds and stages OF
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
wonders Of Fuor Aus Whites Falling
Womb, osiucted Suppressed Painful Menses gulay the
periods, and the like, and eectua
Kidney Diseases.
By removing distractions regulating general system gives
and strength the whole body and thus all Of
Nervous Diseases and DEBILITY,
and thus relieves of
Spina Irritation Neuralgia St. Wins Dance, swoonng EPptc
Fits, Convulsons, &C.
blood the blood tones the
stomach good Digestion relieves orpor
constipation aays inflammation purhe the skin, eQuaes
uaton of the blood producing gentle warmth equally all
all distractions and nvgorates the
Is not this then, the medicine you emnently need
We wish understood because is the absolute truth,
Townsend article and old Dr. Jacob Townsend Sarapaa are
wide infinitely dIssima
| particular having single thing n
As s. p Townsend Doctor, and chemist
esnt-knows of medicine disease than
containing all the of the articles preparing
incapable changes which might render them the AGENTS
disease, instead of health 2
pour wounded
humanity kinde hope the desparing
and bloom and the crushed and
trinity old Dr. Jacob Townsend sought oppo
tunty and bring this
GRAND UNIVERSAL CONCENTRATED REMEDY
within the reach and the knowledge Of all need that
may learn and know, by joyful experience, its
Iranscendent pol0er to heal.
C. w. CALHOUN,
General Agent for the Western States.
Office SO Vine street, Sd door above 4h, Cincinnati Ohio
indianapolis by sIDDALL, county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
NOTICE To CANAL CONTR ACTORS.
wabash and Erie Canal. Indiana.

SEALED proposals will be at Princeton Ind until the
- 10Th day of October next for the thirty five ms
of the above named Canal The sixty sectiop
brang much variety Of excavations including considerable rock
number OF deep cuts and heGUV ebaAas
and cnves AL the mechanical be of timber and
will afford much work for carpenters
There will be utioo
ten and embankmen there much is
on equal length of line Bidders from find il most
venent reach this Ohio river and Eyansv
the south end Of the work only miles Evansville Fo
the middle and north of Indiana will
reach the north end of the work Peterborough Pike county Rid
de who are not known to the undersigned will expected 10 furnish
testimonials of character. ~
Payment IN will be made at periods Of sixty DAYS
Plans and specifications of the will be exhibited al
by the Engineer in charge, 10 days before letting The line viii
be in readiness for inspection by the October For further in
wishing address
Ball. Resident Engineer, Tene Hsuie. - "
SAMUEL FORRER
SOLOMON STURGESS.
oct 3w s r HASMFR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
oct23w


'HE Subscribers Western Agents for the uneou
allied Piana FOes, would call the of both cv and
purchasers their large variety toned and elegantly
finished instruments. The
the length of time they stand PITCH tune render
them peculiarly desirable to the county, where difficult al times
o n good tuner
Doing cash business solely enabled Pianos al COM
paraiye low prices and from large facilities can
offer the largest variety in the west.
Esch instrument warranted respect given tn
purchasers throughout Ohio Kentucky, Indiana
ally. - - e
We shall be able to suit all cash purchasers be glad TO
have who wish buy me call for the purpose of seeing the
difference between cash and credit SMITH & NIXON
Clnclnatl, O May 4-y Conner OF Seventh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
RRAnF FORD g. Co

IMPORTERS and Manufacturers French Mill Stones-he
genuine Dutch Anchor BandBolng Cloths Of all numbers Mill
Castings Mill Screws Tempsrug Screws Dsmsel ons Screen
articles Milling lire, the
prices think better article THAI be at other
West Being practical wokmen ourselves and
attention the business think friends
public will that and the
literally bestowed for the last
years will be thankfully received and
promptly to- all from will be warranted Of
the best quality, or the money refunded.
NASTY t&w JAS BRADFORD CO., WslnHs at,
East side, Second and Pearl Cincinnati, o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
And all others who have stock TO feed


TT BY every has made the experiment. that cut
the cheapest and best feed for
cattle The difficulty heretofore been machine
By which could be with rapdy and Many machines
tried of them have been complicated and
machine construction, that would seldom
repair be durable and All those objects have
been by invention Mr. SMITH, Of Rich
Wherever has been used, acknowledged
but recently introduced
used highly pleased with them.
Mr. p Campbell the proprietor Of all the principal mail in
different stands and
the following their performance:
aSitRs Patent Stra Cutter has used few months
city, different stations mail routes and
have performed much better than other
construction and substantial
seldom We would much rather have it than
m schns within on knowledge.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY,
p. CAMPBELL.
Indianapolis, aEg 8, 1850"
The following also given by gentlemen who have used
the machine:
awe satisfied II. supe-
is saying seldom
Is durable any machine for the purpose be-
8 MELVIN, JOHN Nj. WooD,
Jso. e. FoUDRAY, WIN. WmKIsoE
ALFRED FERRIS, DR. J. s. MERRILL.
Indianapolis, aHg. 6, 1880"
Machine
and wishes sell rights The Machine be examined
Livery Stables of Wood Foudray and Mr. Robson and
Indiana Journal Budngat which latter place he
tends keeping supply Of the machines for sale.
aug23 ID. b. CULLEY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05

FEvE undersigned the State of Indian,
will offer public sale the State Capital IndanapoIs on
Saturday the 10th day of November 1885, between hours of 10
NJ and p NJ. all the right interest," claim and demand which
the holds Central canal
situated in the State of Indiana, including
paths side cuts feeders basins right of way dams water power
and all theunto belonging subject 10 all
of made by the State eservng State
all rents which may be due at the time of "
The portion Of the Canal and appuenanees the county of Nor
gan;w be offered and distinct division
The Canal through rich portion of the
particularly valuable for its located
the State the leases for which, thousand dollars
The work has the State over three ouae M
million dollars of a
state has abandoned
dengaging herself from all works of internal improvement
The purchaser purchasers will be required TO execute 10 The State
conditioned againSt ali
ages claims demands which the may subjected TO or la
bic for of deficiency the supply of water 10 The les
their heirs assigns.
Terms Cash their mar
ket value at the date of sale.
Sealed proposals will also be considered until the day of sale and
the undersigned privilege bids and urno.
ais the Legislature
For further particulars address the undersigned,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor
sep7-3Ow6Od +. W. II. ELLIS, Auditor.
The Enquirer Cincinnati Ohio; Louisville Democrat Louisville
KY; Journal of Commerce. York; Philadelphia Ledger Pbis
dephia Pa Boston Times Boston; viii publish above weekly
for sixty days. and forward their the Auditor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
"JOY To THE wORLD!-
Perry Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer, and DIR.
WIN. Hall,s Balsam for the Lungs.

"JOY To THE WORLD!-
Perry Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer, and DIR.
VIM. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs.
HAVE BY the judgment ankind the two best
remedies for the Diseases which
ever been offered the American public The
the world to produce instance where
above named has acquired for itself reputation so
iHtriHe without
Of Newspaper putting acquire a temporary character
WHOLESALE DEP0TS which Agents and Dealers esn re-
ceive their supplies, have been established with
CRAIGHEAD & BROWNING Indianapolis
+. e. SURE, Madison,
RAYMOND & Co., Cambridge City
IRWIN REED, Richmond,
r. LAWRENCE Son, lafayette,
WIN. BoLLEs, Delphi,
LAWSON BRUCE LogaRspOu,
w. w. CRUMPToN, Atica, r-.
s. j. Wisdom, Covington,
MCNEIL 4 CROFT, Pemysville,
J. r. CUNNINGHAM, Terre Haute,
JOSEPH SoMEs, Vncennes,
w. M. WooLsEY, Evansville,
III. h. REED, Fort Wayne.
Also for sale BY Druggists and Dealers generally.
The subscriber has the General above m
ihe state OF Indiana and Eastern and Southern illinois,
agents residing the vicinity the
Road, can be supplied at either of the Depo Road
Agents Will please be NV latte,
before their supply entirely in their order one
81 the above points at which will for them re-
ceiye their supplies. ~ - "
Orders not sent by mail be left at Craiphead %
Store Agents and Dealers viii their orders
ID. A. REDFIELD.
oe'< ~ fost once address, indianapolis. Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
sLOAN,S CELEBRATED MEDICINES
EQE I4nrses and

in
and given universal satisfaction, variety and stage
disease that has had extensive and rapid sale SLoA ONT
rapidly supeeding
men for the fresh wounds Calls of all kinds sprains Bruises
Cracked Heels RngbOne Windg GALS Poll Evil Caus Spayn Swee
Feet, secSe :. Manse nHS HON F'Onde'ed
The Condition Powder will remove all inflammation and fever pur
the blood loosen the skim cleanse the water and strengthen
the body; for the following
Distsmpe Hide bound Loss of Appetite Inward Strains,
Water Inflammation Of the eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise aO
Go%mOny called stiff eompaint which proves fatal
remedy for coughs and colds which fatal diseases
These remedies nure but always if the directions
followed.
sLOANs OINTMENT mild SAFE thorough and universally
knowekged be naue remedy where has been
faithfully applied the human system for promoting inensibe
every kind healing qualities world produce
equal and the public the cheapest and best Family
nate Ulcers Old Sores hbIain Throat Burns Cuts Cuane
EpOns Sore Nipples Sore Breasts Diseases of the Eye Agus
and the other the system Bo Ulcers
scad Head Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piles and kind Of
containing the particle of inflammation permanently cured
by this great remedy.
For particulars Ofremarkabls cures get
pamphlets Of agents. W. b. SLOAN,
Grand Depot 40 Lake Street, Chicago M.
Scald Head.
Every troublesome complaint with
Ointment, If the directions are strictly followed
sOans Ointment relief hundreds
of cases, after all other remedies had failed
At approach ratt by
Of sOans Ointment
all inflammation from the scalp,
quenty vigorous growth of the hair follows
applications of Soans
son of liz removing this tight boot plague.
Thousands of Persons,
Who afflicted with terrible have been almost
of and short by
the Of 5oans Ointment
Pain cannot great remedy faithfully applied
The Lame, Halt and stijonsd, numbers
stored limbs,
preparation. Ii also nabe remedy for bites of poisonous in
snakes fresh wounds, swengs spans bruises and nfam
mi OF eve kind, o N either o
family should keep constantly
OINTMENT, for cases Of emergency.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by David Craighead Indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05
LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS BANK COM
BINED.

LIFE ENSURANCE AND SAVINGS BANk CONF
BINED.
United states Life Insurance Company.
No. "a Wall Street, New York.
Guarantee Cash Capital, 100000.
FEvHIS Company besides the usuansuance for years
the whole of life, and the granting endow
policies payable parties insured or
of death before arriving those payable their heirs or
assigns-by this means making certain for the families
of death, and also for themselves misfortune
sickness disability from should they survive Insurance may
either with without the profits the
premium being proportionaby less in the latter
Premiums be paid annually semiannuay orquaey Par
the mutual plan
addition to the sum insured reduction of future
FREDERICK SHELDON, President,
JOHN A. STEWART, Actuay.
]. EADR, JR., Secretary.
Gao. w. MEARs, NJ ID.
Medical Examiner Indianapolis
il This Company has agreed of dispute arising
claim this State, srde the decisions of Courts
PospecuSe, with and information
picaton to the undersigned, either in by letter.
CHAS. w. CADY,
Agent for Central and Northern Indiana
Office in State Bark Building, Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-05

PRESCRIPTIONS, accurately com
pounded, at all hours, day and night at
jysI sIDDAIL's Drugstore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-04
WALLHALIA 4, SO CANAL sTREET-Tug cREAT sue
AmUsEmENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA.-PT T. BAR
- num- proprietor and Henry SANFORD assist
ant manager First appearance Of Miss Aisxina Fisher At
ter mott successful At the American Museum,
New York Also of Mr. " whose peculiar talent
comedian has rendered him immense favorite with
Philedepha audiences Engagement Of the celebrated Chi
nese Family who popular for long period 1T Bar
nuns Chinese Museum, York pair Of Eks from the
Rocky Mountains The Boa Constructor found In cellar In
Flbert street. and Curosities without number Perform
in the Lecture Room at 81 and to o'clock Admit
tAnoe Is osnts children under l0years, lax cents.