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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-07


unchangng and imperishable abode in hearts dear
/ Christian Treay.
To BE HuNc-William Gross, the JeGIersonvie muir
derer has been sentenced TO he hung in this city Fri
day, the LIST OF November We understand that ef-
fort will he made induce the Governor extend the
time Of execution in order to again submit the case
to the Supreme Court. We do not know upon what
grounds this application to the Supreme Court is to
be made.-N. a. Ledger
/ G7@The Convention of National Wings at Utica New
York on the 18th inst organized by the selection
OF the Hon Francis Granger as the President The
Convention passed the minority resolutions of the SYRIA
Convention, and determined support the nomi-
nees OF that Convention
VIRGINIA CoNsTITUTIoNAL CoNvENTIoN.-The Con-
venton for reforming the Constitution Of Virginia, was
organized at Richmond on Monday by the election OF
John Y. Mason President (hc being nominated by
Henry A. Wse) and Stephen Decatur Whittle Secre-
tay.
IL Under obituary head record with pain the
death, at his fathers residence, in Bnghamfton, OF
Nance c. Dickinson aged % years, the only of the
Hon Daniel ). Dickinson--a young man OF high prom
Use and great attanments and of generous and noble
impulses.--4lbany Argus, Oct. 81.
A Pretty CUNNING DorGE.-It is reported that
Dodge, who bought the $500 Jenny Lind ticket at Bos-
ton. had previously made bets 600 that the
first ticket sold would bring than 5000. Pretty
cute, that
~ Major HoBBIE, long First Assistant Post Master
General, has, it said resigned that office accept
the Presidency of the Ocean Steam Navigating Compa-
ny o New York.
RAILROAD IRoN-One hundred tons fat bars for the
indianapolis and Peru Railroad arrived last night on
the steamer Peru consigned to Bright Laner Med.
isOn Courier Of Thursday
llv ali
support of education; being more. in proportion her
wealth and popuation than is bestowed by any other
State in the world.
eJ-The world is apt to blame too much the unsuc-
cessu, while it censures by far too little the vile and
unjust.
70 Hon John IL. Harmanson, democratic member
of Congress from the Third district OF Louisiana, died
in New Orleans on the 2sth nit.
ga Dublin paper contains the following: "Yester-
day Mr. kenny returning town. fell down and broke
his neck, but happily received no further injury"
rIBy the late the population of Buffalo is
O-Get Justly, sObery distribute cheerfuly, andlive
contentedly.
-Rather choose to chastise thy desires than to be
chastised on account OF them.
MARRIED,
On Tasslay The ooh ull by the Rev Dr. Camp JoHs HnsnI
CARY OF Helena Arkansas, Miss JANE A MERRL, daughter
OF DIR. J. F. and Lucinda Merrill, Of this city.
BY TIE Rev T. Cressey Wednesday the Goth Mt Mr. JoHS
A McIAucnIS, of this city, Miss Louisa MOREHOusE
s-------r------s--------
ree=5@ELDER ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, OF Bethany, Va,
W. sexpected to arrive in this Cry Friday the 9Th 10
remain three four days. during which time he will deliver
Dscouses Hail. commencing Friday evening
eth, at o'clock.
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~ A story is afoat that child has been born in
ST. Timothy, Canada, with nothing human about it
cep the head and arms, the rest being tortoise with
hard shell, and amphibious feet moving out and in.
The priest would allow the parents to kill the
ster, as they wished, and baptised it. Ifhat kind of
population is to increase any extent the annexation
Of Canada will not be very desirable.
~ The London Punch says that if the members of
the English Parliament to meet earlier and not
continue SO late, it would be mach rational. 1t
does appear strange, say ridiculous, that some
600 gentlemen should sit up all night talk about the
nation, when all the nation is in bed.
E5y- In Preston, CT, a man had 5000 taken from
his pockets while asleep, and two pedlars, who lodged
in the room with him missing before daylight.
They were overtaken and arrested at BrookfelI.
EY- The first Protestant Church on the Rio Grande
was organized at Brownsville (hc thriving OPP
poste Matamoros on the Texas side Of the river) in
February, by Rev. Hiram Chanlberlain Missionary
clergyman of the Presbyterian Church. Nineteen per-
sons became MEMBERS
Ey- The Ruggles Water Cure, at BensonyIc, North
ampton, has been purchased by DIR. Charles Munde an
eminent German practitioner who has just arrived in
this country
GY- The Hutchinson Family, Abby and all, arc out
again before the public They appeared first before
New York audience, and are soon going South
gEy- Two daily German papers are now published in
Milwaukee, making Gue daily papers for city not vet
IA years old.
In New York the carpenters, house-smiths, caryes,
and coach paiaters have struck for higher wages
There are 20l7 miles Of plank road in the state Of
New York in which there is capital invested to the
amount Of S3,7OO,s0O.
They have had shower Of worms near Rochester
The newly fallen fauad spihkled with them
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT Cry. The
steamship Crescent City, Capt Stoddard, from Cha
gres arrived at New York Monday.
There is nothing later from San Francisco since H.,
sailing of the last steamer. There was lav;no 81
Panama about twenty sail of vessels, most of them
to sail for San Francisco soon The health on the
lsthmus was good. The dates from Panama were
to the 9Th INST, at which time the steamers Sarah
Sands and Tennessee had not arrived. The Gre
scent City has experienced succession of heavy
gales from the North during greater part Of the
passage March goth, lat % So, long. y 30, pass
ed steamer Cherokee, hence for Chagres
Died on the passage from New Orleans to Cha
gtes, A. L. jackson, of Memphis, Tenn.
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Err the Spu.

REFORM IN THE NAVY. We pleased to OBJ
serve that Watson g. Haynes mission have made their
appearance among us, with his petitions to Congress-
praying for the abolition Of corporal punishment and
the extngushing of the spirit ration in navy Mr.
HAYNES and his mission have lectred those Aubec
with good effect in different cities of the Union, and
come we'll recommended. They obtaining sigma
lures tor the above named objects. They will likely
remain few days with us, and we sincerely hope all
our citizens who have spark Of sympathy for the poor
tong seamen of our navy, will manifest it by signing
those petitions, and aiding him much possible to
promote that object. Comment on it is useless. Pub
lie opinion is already raised, It's time should be
against the brutalzing and inhuman practice of fog
ging men in our public vessels-and more, by men Oh
boys who were from their cradle, brought up slave
plantations, and who for look, word, gesture, APP
ply to our ar-hared rosy checked sons of the North
the ignominious lash In free country ought sacf
things to be tolerated. JUSTICE.
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PLoUGHING BY STEAM. The Banffshire.
Journal states that patent for steam plough has
oeeh taken out by the inventor, Mr.. James Usher
the firm of Usher 81 Co.. of Edinburgh. and that the
machine will shortly be before the public The ma
chime IS constructed to plough six burrows at once :
thus dong the work and saving the expense Of sir
double horse poughs. The great weight of the ma
chine, which is estimated at three tons, NAV he
thought an objection; but this is in great decree
obvlated by the use of large roller, which Is SO
placed IN the centre as to balance the machine. and
prevent the wheels sinking The cost of the entire
apparatus is estimated at $780,
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G- We believe we doing our henIs a service
by recommending those of them who about to re-
plensh their wardrobe to visit the establishment of
A. P. Ware, 5 and Merchants Row. His stock of
Ready Made Clothing is complete, and made under his
own supervision and he has capital stock of piece
goods and furnishing, and all for sale really cheap.
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Us The Morgan Journal, Jacksonville, Illinois,
gives the following queer account of new propeing
power on railroads: ssThe wind tried its hand at run
ming locomotive the railroad yesterday, and after
driving the miles, and running over and kill
ing COW, threw the car off the track and vamosed."
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VI Mr.. Morse Of Louisiana, who made speech
last week in the House Of Representatives in which
ne declared that "lavery was blessing, and hoped
he should live to see the day when every colored
man in this country would be Save, . is New
England man by BIRTH
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SALES OF SLAVES. The New Orleans Cros
cent OF the 9th inst has sundry advertisements in
French and English, of sheras sales of pronerfy
among which are four lots of slaves, to wit one joi
containing I7S slaves, men, women and cbildran
ranging from two years old to mature age; che o1
II4' one OF 81; and one, of 157. They are TO ba
sold without reserve, to the highest bddertoqetber
lour hundred and nnety-three persons, some of
them infants, to be sold in New Orleans market
we know of few things more revolving 10 ctizon
OF the North than one Of these slave sale in New a.
leans There are various slave auction rooms IN
different parts of the city, and the human benas 70
be disposed OF are generally arranged like so many
horses or cows, on the pavement outside the door o'
the buldlng-each dressed up in new coarse clothes
and with bundle under the arm-to set him or her
of to the best advantage. They are knocked of
to the highest bidder, like so many sticks Of tmber
warranted to be southland their good parts and
qualities are given with as much particularly and
nonchalance as those of horse-which has its month
pulled open for the purpose of displaying its teeth
superb horse, however, will generally bring more
than good slaye-and it costs considerably more to
take care of the former than of the latter-Lo,reU
Journal.
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DANIEL WEBSTER. Mr. Webster, in bis re-
cent great speech' in the Senate said,amonq other
wonderful things, that
Gle would not vote for any re-enactment of the
VIII OF God. He would put into it no Winot nro-
vlso, nothing that was useless and nugatory y
There Is just about as much common sense in this
argument as in the eighteen column speech Of
den: Cass, proving the unconsitutonality of the
provlso. Mr. Webster evil not vote for any 70
enactment of the will of God.' The laws which
punish murder, and theft, and perjury, are nothinr
more than 're-enactments' Of Gods revealed will
lis Will as written out in the Code, from which
Blackstone says all other laws derive their validity
reads thus: ''Thou shalt not kill-thou shalt not
steal-thou shalt not bear false Witness &c M
Webster goes against the 're-enactment'' of these
commands from the statutes of the Great Lav,uivor
And now what wiI he vote for? He has likewise
enlightened us on that subject. He will vote for M
Mason compromise bill-he will vote TO rive mn
the vast Territories of our country to the Slave now
er-he will vote for efficient laws' for catch
ing runaway slaves-vote against the abolition or
slavery in the District of Columbia. And Tins we
think be has marked out for himself course which
he can safely pursue without having any fears of VOL
ing Tor any "re-enactment of the will of God.''
jamestown (N " Northern Citizea.
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e No. of the Dictionary of Mechanics, Engine
Work and Engineering, has been published by D. APP
pleon s. Co. 1t is principally occupied by articles on
casting and founding, and centre of gravity 1t is for
sale by S. A. Rowland.
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CoNeKEss. In the senate on Monaay, Mr Doug.

CONGRESS- In the Senate on Monday, MIR Doug
lass, from the Committee Territories reported TWO
bills-he first for admitting California ino the Union
as State, and the second granting territorial govern
raents for Eutah, Deseret and New Mexico; also an
amendment to the territorial bill making provision for
the adjustment of the Texas boundary. Utah we un-
derstand to be the country between New Mexico and
California; its appeaton is derived from the tan In
dams, fierce and warlike tribe, living on the Great
Basin and about the head waters of the Rio Grande;
they have already given their appellation to Utah
Lake about hundred miles south of the Salt Lake.
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EDITOR SPY-Will you please 10 state in your pap
er that the Hydro Electric Light and apparatus will be
exhibited in Flagg Hall this "wednesday evening,
commencing at IL O'Clock. 1t is desirable that the
audience should be seated the hour mentioned, as
several interesting experiments may be expected each
one dependent on the other for its peculiar interest,"
Tickets Free to be had at the Hall during the day
from 2.till6PaM This course is deemed advisable
to prevent too great a crowd, no more tickets being
given out than will comfortably fill the Hail.
HENRY nj. PAINE.
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R-s. w. seby & Co win sell at their Rooms this
afternoon large assortment of household furniture
See advertisement in another column.
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BIBLE PAYoKAMA. This fine Painting which
presents SO much that is wonderful and beautiful in the
Sacred Scriptures, will be exhibited this afternoon at
- O'Clock and in the evening at IL.
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NOTICE.

llE subscribers have formed Copartncrsbln nndor mo
nrm OF THoMsoS, SKINNER a. Go will continue 10
manufacture Tools md Machinery us heretofore "
ELIJAH THOMSON,
FRANKLIN SKINNER
Worcester, March rs, 1850. de,
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1000 Gross Buttons
M AKlNG complete assortment at very low prices a,
" HUDSON'S, No. / Fagg Block
Ihaicu ~. opposite Central Hotel
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ROYAL ARCH.
I'VE @rCs,DR1GS

Merchants
ND Others who buy to sell again. will find il for their
advantage to examine the splendid stock of the subsr
Der, as they will find goods and prices TO suit them
W. II. HUDSON, No ! Flagg Block,
HidICh 70 Main Street,
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SRtalngENM sNanTeN.
DY Colored GIRL, accustomed to doinr uopse,,ort ~
- hammer WORK. Inquire on Pine Meadow Street at
ny -, bllIN 1iousc Vi MI Ihoinas, up stairs of
mhrcn H. d6tt O. STANFORD
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Worcester Rank.
DIVIDEND of profits will be PAYABLE 10 stockboId,r,
"a on Monday, April lst WIN. cross
March ~. DIT C"SSi,
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Worcester, March Is, 1850.
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HFFBbtE.EesSN
Eo all Kinds OF Garments for Men and BOYS wear in the
greatest variety Mt the lowest prices Mt UIjDsON,s;
CIolh, Clothing and Furnishing Store, No Faag Block.
opposite the Central Hotel Morcb o. ~
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No. SO CUSTO.NHO USE STREET, .N-cbo Orleans
INVALUABLE DfSCOYERY-.Eo Pan re07iired tntI
Cure IS eeetcd:-Pnyate Diseases cured in few days
medicines, at No. 80 CUsroMHoUsE street, New Orleans
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any oil the forms OF certain Disease general advertise
ent N another column. The treatment adopted BY him is
that which has the approval OF the distinguished Sur
geoTs oil Paris, London and New York and It's universal sue
cess has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure for the
worst eases oil Constitutional Syphilis, GonOhHa Structure
Enlargement OF the Proate Glands, diseases induced by
certain SOLITARY practice etc. etc. be obtained 10
moral certainty, II Application be made those whose ine
gence, skill ami experience be relied Since DR. Null
len opened IN tins city, all the that have
under his care have been cured, without single exception
Some OF these were Of years standing One remarkable oa
OF structure ~ years DID, has been cured, surprise OF the
PATIENT The gentleman (shOse resectabity Is known to
the citizens OF New Ofeans) is at hand, and (by his pefms
SION can be referred Dr. Ms treatment Of Structure
not known South Of New York. His treatment Of G0uUF
nora and et the most perfect discovered II is the
shortest safest and sures The patient takes copaiya,
cnbebs tuTpenne other doses but cure is OBJ
tanned or two days without pain ne5nv rnence or
change Of diet ER No pay, unless is effected within
the time named.
lMPUTENCY.-YoHng Others who, by sexual excess
or self pollution may baye brought themselves any the
PAM al consequence resulting from unreaned ind
OF the passions, such premature impoency, involuntary
seminal emissions, general debility constitutional deraHEe
met, may consult Dr. Mulen honorable confidence he
offers them perfect The striciest secresy Observed
Dr. Mullen may be consulted daily his Office, No S. Gus
tOs1hOuse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN, MD.
~ Remember, No. % CustomhOnse street iylj If
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The Great Remedy Proclatnsed!
TIE Oriental Life EEi.cis'!
10 I.sYpIIan Hemedy !


(repnred from the Original Recipe, 1900 pears old dis
cOreTed bg Or. .9chiite .3aaiett0R, Of PARISH
NOR the Removal and Permanent Cure of all Diseases
arising from the impure state OF the system It peHma-
neRtly Diseases OF the Liver and all Bilious atec-
tons Diseases OF the Spleen, Heart, and Stomach Con
sumption; Splitting of Blood; Coughs; Colds Night
SNveats Debility Emaciaton Pain and Soreness in the
Heart DIopsy Disease of the Kidneys and Bladder: Bys
pepsa FlaIuience; SOur Stomach; Languor; Depression
OF Spirits; Painters Choic; Chs Soreness Iamertess
Water Brash Serofula Kings Evil all Diseases or
Eruptons of the Skln-Tetter, Seald Head Salt Rheum
Soils, Pmpes, etc. White Swelling Hip Disease Ueers
Topsy lauudiee; Fever and Ague Chils; Fits; Dar-
hwa; Pains OF the Breast Nervousness; Neuralgia Rheu-
az Diseases peculiar Females, painful MenstruraoR;
Cramps, Spasms, etc; Dysentery Bowel Complaint and
lrease of the AlnentaTy Canal Caiarh: Dizziness
-headache; Worms Constipation: Pies Asthma; De
bly occsioned by lntempeanee DeIium Trsnens; Los
Of Appetue Disease produced by the of Mercury etc.
~ Is the of the Ancient Egyptians thar this
celebrated Remedy discovered The famous river Nile
has ever been fruitful source of disease the inhabitants
that country especially the Nile Fever, which analogous
TO the common Yellow Fever of New Orleans and ID wn
not until the discovery OF the Recipe, from which Ire OR
ENTAIL LIFE ELIXIR is manufactured, that lis ravae
We're aes'e and the dreadful annual yant deprived it
] destroying power.
The Magical effect of this celebrated Medicine in all dis
eases, like shifting fairy the Arabian NIGHT
than anything merely natural therefore mortal prompt
decided, and complete is its operation Indeed the trans
forming, in single month, the human body from disease
heathstrOng, vigorous and enduPabes strike In
beiOdef with WONDER but when reflect on tn
nature of the ORIENTAL. LIFE ELIXIR-its eminent
distinct ehaTacerogetheT with the fact that seems to
of Mankind wonder will cease, and our SUNRISE gin
place D heartfelt admiration and thank tulness.
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3 ! { ! ] j q ' !: 3 D:
syl y Il n

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION of the
"A LuEGsA SPGTTGSG OF Blood, COUGHs, COLDss
AsTaaA PAIN II THE SIPE, BRONCHITIS HooPINe
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville journal says: - DR.. Rogers's LIVER
WDtI and Ia not only gives immediate relief in Coughs
and Colds but from the testimony of of the highest
standing here and elsewhere it making very remaka-
bic OF Consumption
The Railway Register adds: we have heard it stated
by persons of great Responsibility who have used this med
age, for Coughs Colds, Influenza Bronchitis Asthma Pain
in the Side and Breast, Splitting OF Blood, WhoOpng Cough,
and all LING Complaints which, If neglected usually temi-
nate in Consumption; and the certificates attached to the
advertisements would seem fully Justify this statement"
LIVER WORT.
This Plant has for many years been found to be of sngu
recently it ascetained that it possessed great power in
aFregug bleeding the Lungs Coughs OF chronic charac-
ter etc., and Of essential service in all diseases OF pulmonary
This article universally acknowledged to be the most
healing and efficient application for diseased decaying
Lungs, portion Of the eghy muscular parts of the
understood by the Egyptians In the early OF the world
and no doubt now exists scientific that the pre-
pdaol use ~ ue eInbalnnent OF bodies, was composed
rncpay 81 ths ingredient in later II was found to
be IN universal use among the abOrgnes of America and
this day their principal and, fact only medicine for
usound state of the Lungs, any approach it, Those
who are acquainted with the history OF this hardy of men,
know that death from Consumption is unknown among
hem The medical faculty in all countries appear have
and are now introducing it in their practice. Dr. Buchan OF
England; Dr. Cchton, OF ST. Peerburg; DIR. La Preure,
Of Paris and the dng Dr. Cooper have been nhe
habit Of combining with other articles in their prescriptions
and with entire success.
epE Beeare If Couqtafeits and base IHiitati0nsl
ElY The genuine article Is signed ANDREW ROGERS on
the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
RI PRICE, per Bottle, or Six Bottles for So Sold
SCoVIL & MEAD, I13 Chartres street.
dS 3md&W between Cortland St Louis sts N Orleans
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES.
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EDUCATION.
ORLEANS HIGH SCHOOL. .EspIanade street
ERAST EVERETT, a. M,

Il AS ) EVE X EFT, A. M, 3
Director and Proprietor.
RNNHtS Institution, tor the education OF young gentemen
4 opened IN April, 1S43 aud soon secured for Itself
place among the best Seninaries in the South.
The site OF the Institution part of New Orleans that
Is noted toy the purity OF the air and entire eedom IRON
By recent Improvements on very liberal scale, the build
gs and play ound have been carefully adopted 10 all the
necessities OF Boarding and Day School,
The vaTOus branches of knowledge are taught by MI.
Everest and four Assistant Professors selected with view to
good character and skill and experience in teaching.
The system Of education embraces the Grammar and LII
erure of the Greek. Latin, English, French and Spanish
Language History, Geography, Rhstone, Versiiicatoh,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, THgonometfy, Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Students can be instructed at the expense of parents in
Drawing. Music Dancing and Fencing sktui masters OF
these departments being nected with the School,
No spared in giving a.we grounded Knowledge
of the French and the English, written and spoken Ian
guages. The Institution presents singular advantages fol
thorough requirement Of the French French Is The motheI
tongue OF of the pupils, and all the instructors are crit
cay with the language The English Glasses
taught by Mr. Everett solely, and he will give heretofore
all diligence palting TO the students of the School an
accurate knowledge OF the language of the land To the
higher classes ven in connection with Rhetoric,
OF English and French Literature.
The Aneient Languages have recently received a new
impulse There are two Greek and three Latin Glasses
course OF successful operation, and students may
receive the thorough knowledge of these languages thai
IS impaired IN our best Northern Colleges,
The price OF Board lwshng nclnded) and Tuition, in al
CT any Of the branches, $40 per month. The price
Hall Board 4 this includes ution in all any of thu
branches The price Of Day Scholars is q, ? dollars
according to advancement. dI4 I'm