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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
70 COUNTY OFFIC-Es.
Commerce al stitut of Indianapolis
w. NICK. SCOTT. a. VI. Principai.

FysHIS INSTITUTION Is now permanently established and is
ae been recently ed up Win al The egae and
the best Cincinnati College furnishes advantages equal 10
Institution tie Wesl for full and thorough Commercial Euca
ton whilst the cost itle one halt Of others
The studies OF The Full Course those for coie'e
and thorough Mercantile Educaon aud conpreends four d'-i
Glasses OF SuIjecls lo-wl:
ees 'r science of lsooS Keeping by ouie tf and a. appa
P Wv v ,hee ai ts's gu, p H ~ oe u. ai
Steam Boating and Foreign ippmg and general Commission bus
book bok bank took Invoice book. S.e took
Gram book Outward Invoice book Account Current book, &c.
TI: SECOND CLASS embraces Laws, Customs and Usage
THIRD cLASS~AifacA AnrnnE1lc Ca'cu-
aion Interest Discount, Loss ad Gam, Commissou ana Broker
Equation OF Payments, Direct a Indirect Exchange, &c &C.
FOURTH CI.Aas-coslarERciAL I.Aw.-Embrace> the Law
pal and Agent Bills Of Exchange, PromsoiaTy Notes 6c. Ma
rn Fire and Life Insurance Contracts ~h carriers for hiring
and service Of Sales and TIE nature OF Guarantees and lastly those
eeoes which lie IN measure ~ tie ahis OF The Merchant him
self as .ie sioprage # Goods N frns'. l.eii DC
to y HeeAs s29 on pre- paid or secured
Full Course illustrated different of Books ss,ilef with
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic Commercial Law.
Partial Course 10 continue nah lie Full Cause
lrce q Cards of Admission Pana Course, s2jo,
paid secured
LECTURES Banking. Political Economy. and other susec,-
valuable to tile Merchant to be known, viii be delivered through
Diploma granted only those who pass satisfactory
animation al lie completion Of Full Course
The best lime for commencing either course VIII be the brsi Mon
day Of each month, although Pgp are ada At sn lme
We the Undersigned W special request acting Board
Examiners of the Commercial institute OF Indianapolis do certify
thai have attended the Of ihe prose graduating
class of said Institution and find sand CLASS well acquainted VIII
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping could
velbe expected their and opportunities Of actual practice
ered We believe them 10 have received from their present In
ruetor thoro gh drilling in ts all important branch OF CHer
ca Education which, steadily observed and properly pr2cced
will render len able accountants and valuable citizens
would recommend hat the following named members Of ra
present class receive Diplomas
Weeks John M Dorsey. Hezekiah w. Roberts, amuc
Morris Joseph r. Haugh John T. Fe George w. Dorsey
Nicholas MeCaiy IT., James T. Brown, and Tva Montgomery
And conclusion would TIE citizens Of Indaf
having their power ra'r'ze home Institution q
Commercial education where much nformaon short in
and far less aud anxiety of mind the OF
guardians and believe VIII be impaired o,t
similar Institution IN West. b f. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WM SULLIVAN,
G. B. DAVIS.
BENZ. L. LANG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
The Quiet Eye.

The orb like is not the one,
That dazzles with its lightning CLEAN,
That dares 10 look upon the sun
As though it challenged brighter beam.
That orb may sparkle, flash and roll.
Its fires may blaze, its shaft may fly:
But not for me; prize the soul
That slumoers in quiet eye.
There's something in its placid shade,
That tells of calm unwoT!dly thought,
Hope may be crownd OF JOY delayed
No dimness steals, no ray is caught;
Its passive language seems to say,
"Iknow that l must close and die"
And death itself come when ii may,
Can hardly change that quiet eye.
There's meaning it its steady glance,
or gentle blame OF praising love,
That makes me tremble to advance
word that meaning might reprovc.
The naughty threat, the fiery look,
Ny spirit proudly can defy,
But never yet could meet and brook
The upbraiding of quiet eye;
There's 6rmness in its even light,
That augurs of breast sincere:
And OH take watch how ye excite
That firmness till it yield tear.
Some bosoms give an easy sigh,
Some drops OF grief will freely start;
But that which sears the quiet eye a.
Hath its deep fountain in the heart.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
senators Cass and Douglas.

These two gentlemen, both distinguished for their
abilities statesman and requirements as scholars,
have delivered the annual addresses before the
State Agricultural Societies OF New York and Michigan
Their productions both regarded able and useful
documents though widely different in pattern and style
leading whg journal in New York speaks Of
the address delivered by Gen Cass day last week
beautifully written and goes say that he is certain
ly an accomplished unacceptable of nparting instruc
ton on almost any subject The address is less prac
cal and suggestive than that delivered by Judge Dong
las bat il is elegant and philosophical There is
a degree of freshness, vgor and determination about
Douglas that is very taking but the General impresses
one as man Of comprehensive mind, we'll stored and
thoroughly cultivated-Niagara Dem
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
The Pumpkins.

AN AUruMNAL soNG-BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.
OH ereenly and fair in the lands Of the sun,
The vines o the gourd rich melon run,
And the rock, and the tree and the cottage enold,
With broad lands all greenness and blossoms all god
Like that which DER Nneveh's prophet crew.
While he waited TO know that his warning true,
And longed the storm cloud and listened in vain
For the rush Of the whirl wind fre-rain.
On the banks OF the Kenil the dark Spanish maiden,
Comes up with the fruits of tangled vine laden;
And the Creole of Cuba laughs out to behold,
Thro orange leaves shining the broad spheres of gold;
Yet with dearer delight from his the North,
On the fields OF his harvest the Yankee looks forth,
When crook-necks coilng and yellow fruit Shines
And the sun Of September melts down his vines.
Ah-on Thanksgiving Day. when from East and West
From North and from South the pilgrim guest
When the haired New Highlander his
The old broken limits of affection restored
When the rewearied man seeks his mother
worn matron smiles where the girl smiled before
What moistens the lip and what brightens the eyei
What calls back the past like the rich pumpkin pie'
oh-fuit loved Of boyhoodi The old days recalling,
When wood grapes were puplng and were fall
ing
When wild ugly faces we carved in its skin,
Glaring out thro the dark with candle within!
When laughed heap with hearts all in tune
Our chair broad pumpkin-our lantern the moon,
Telling tales OF the fairy who travelled like steam
In pumpkin shell coach, with for her team.
Then thanks for the presen-none sweeter better,
Fer smoked from crcled platter
FareT hands never wrought at pastry fine,
Brighter eyes watched its baking than thine
And the prayer which my mouth is full express,
Swells my heart that thy shadow may be less,
That the days Of thy lot may be heightened below,
And the fame OF thy worth like pumpkin vine grow,
And thy life be sweet. and its last sunset SLY
Gold tinted thy owl pumpkin pie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

"A FINE BUsINEss-From the recent report Of the
Methodist Book Concern in New York, il appears That
the sales for the last twelve months ere than
hundred thousand dollars, being increase of sxtyve
thousand dollars the previous year. and exceeding
all former years. The profits the Hymn Book
oriyseven thousand four hundred and sixty-one
dollars. The Christian Advocate and Journal has
culaton of from twenty five twenty nine thousand.
The Missionary Advocate twenty thousand The Sun
day School Advocate sixy-ive thousand with yearly
sale of Sunday School Books amounting five thousand
dollars. The Quarterly Review has three thousand sub.
scrbers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
Utah.

Gov. Brigham Young, and the Mormons under his
lead in this Territory have placed themselves in hos
tile attitude towards the General Government by
pelling the Chief Justice. and other officers appointed
by the United States, to fec the country This insane
conduct only bring ruin and dcsoaton upon its au
thors, and those connected with them. Ii the Govern
ment should be driven extremtes vincae its laws
force could easily be raised among the reckless spirits
OF California, who would take delight in desolang the
whole Mormon country In fact, il this rebelious spirit
should be pcrsevered in, the Mormons would need the
protecting of the Government they have outraged
10 save them from the marauding bands TO which, in
their out-awed condton they would be sbject.-Iosra
CGzette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
A. NALTNER & CO.
Washington street frst dnnr East of canital Hnn.a

Washington street, first door East OF Capital House.
va GUILD respectfully their pub
90 he general that they their
their old stand the Court House
cuped h H. A Fletcher Co Capital House
they constantly keep hand large aud fine
Notions Fancy Goods. Jeery, Perfumry, Toys &c They
have lately added
OF the best quality, such viols Guitars
ClarOnets Accordeons and
also variety Of Italian Violin and Strings
selection of German Books All
O sell cheaper than any other n city
rCOy Dealers be supplied Wholesale Prices with
small advance Eastern A NALTNER & CO
Indianap dis Nov. 4, iS51-2md&w
C<UN-POWDER! -GUN-POWDER! I've are agents Tor the
In powder celebrated Hazard Powder
manufacture
supply City dealers reasonable delivering
upon short notice.
have erected Magazine the City limits and SHALL all
times, be fully supplied with all grades Of Powder
All Powder sold by will be equal representation,
when otherwise, the money will be refunded.
We have in Magazine:
% kegs Kentucky Rifle Powder FFFG;
20 half kegs do do. do,
20 quarter do. do
20 kegs fair Lawn Mills FIFE do;
20 kegs Deer, do5
10 kegs Austin King & Co.'S do;
10 half kegs do. do;
Cannon and Blasting do;
Superior Canister and Sporting. do;
BROWNING * MAYER.
North side, Washington Street, the Stale House.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
Where are the wings in the Ascendant.

There hrtyone States and four Territories in this
Union And yet, in ali this sSterhood Of conedeFa-
tons-this family of Republics-ths world oil Freedom,
OF Progress, and OF Eqaaiy-the Wing principle, like
the dove oil NOah's ark has barely place on which to
rest the sole of its foot 1t has entire control of hui one
the citadel OF Free Sois, the very Gibraltar OF
tlonalsm where the foes OF the Constitution seemed TO
have made last stand against the conquering egions of
the National Democracy! What a contrast! How this
prepares the future for the victories of the Demo-
cracy!
From ocean 10 ocean, the defeat of the Wing principle
has almost been determination. In many OF the old
Wing orresses the Wings have managed To par
ta power by denying their most cherished doctrines
In CHEERS they have escaped the wreck by sheltering
themselves upon the Democratic platform. Maine has
rejected them, in the FAR extreme oil the East Oregon
has expelled them in the far of the West New
York, the Atlantic after dallyng with them for years.
rises against them inst the intelligence OF their dis
comiture in California, on the Pacific. reaches
Massachusetts and Mary and-hichigan and Minnesota
Indiana and Illinois-New Jersey and New Hamr-
shire-Mississippi AMI sMissouri-North Carolina and
South Carolina-Virginia Ohio and Penusylyania-Ten-
nessee and Kentucky-ali have declared for the Demo-
cracy in their State in their Congressional elections
by great and conclusive majorities. And may we
add that after the Union victories of the South Soah
ern Wing vote for Northern candidate for Presi-
dent! History will record this miraculous instance
of political unanmity; and millions will hail il the
sign and seal Of the renewed patriotism of the people,
and the nvncibility of our Constitutional Union!
Here, then. upon this threshold let united Demo-
cracy-which has blessed this whole hemisphere with
good government and exnguished the fires Of that dam
gerous discomfort which threatened plunge into r
retrievabe Anarchv-upon this the broad national and
auspicious threshold of 1852, let take stand II
will be folly and shame if we do not
march from il unequalled conquest the prin-
ciples OF our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
Apple To-day.

Maryland has always been famous for its beautiful
women and s apple toddy There is receipt for only
the latter, which we subjon:
flake red streak apple, roast il before slow fire
on Chna plate, put it into halEpint umber ma sh it
we'll add one wineglass full of good cognac, and let
stand twelve hours Add then wine-glasses of wa
ter dust II with nnmeg, put spoonful of white
sugar-stir it mp WELL and drink This is genuine
apple teddy. taken a winter drinkmnt iuleps taking
its place in Among these iovial Middle States
men, stranger has chance of living according to his
humor, which the determined temperance UNFOLDING peo-
pie OF the North Eastern States scarcely permit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

The ELECTION MAssAcHUsErTs.-The New
York Herald says:-Accordin9 TO the accounts which
have hand of the election in Massachusetts we
learn that there is choice Tor Governor by the people,
ard that the Legislature will be called upon to select an
incumbent for that Office. Ii wond seem as il the wings
were becoming powerless throughout the whole coun
try. They certainly in a bad way when they can
not carry election in Massachusetts, with the
aid too Of Mr. Webster The truth is we are inclin
ed 20 believe that Mr.. Websters influence in that State
Is the wane, and that he is oyer-slaughed there
Bali. .9rgns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
Michigan EIection.

The returns, far received though imperfect in
dicate democratic mojory Of 1000 10000, in the
state.
Detroit gives majority of S4S Wayne county,
about 200 Monroe county, about I 200 Macomb
comfy from 400 to 500. Branch county from 300 to
400. Oakland county, 500. Kent county about
200. Lapeer county zoe. Van Buren county, $50.
In every county heard, from the democratic can
ddates get majority, except in Washenaw which the
Detroit Tribune says, has gone hig," and hereupon
shouts HuSsoh to the top Of his lungs. If they have
carried any other county in the State it will undoubted
", be made known "by the same sign ADRIAN Watch
tolceT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
A .crack church /, in New York.

Old Knicks correspondent HENRY thus describes
what is meant by being member of 'crackchurch,"
in Gotham:
ssThose who can't pay eight hundred a thousand
dollars in a fashionable crack church. obliged to
stay home, unless they humble enough to 60 to
Of Gods temples where Christianity is not only
preached but practsed. We found way into a
crackchurc last Sunday in the upper part of the city
Casting our left eye, we catered, on magnificent
prayer-book, observed in gilt letters the name of
millionaire with whose early history were fully con-
versant He started IN life clam-boy, and the old
clam boat which he belonged used be stationed
Washington market until all its cargo of clans
sold He first acquired few dollars capital. This
he invested in the fish trade specuated in cells por
gies and other fish made large OF money, and
finally succeeded in cornerino shad bought up all
the stock of the season. both in and out OF the water
and sold them afterwards at his prices. and made
fifty thousand dollars He cut his market associations
bought lots up town. now lives in the Fifth Avenue, and
is big dog. As wealth increased, he LIQUID himself
the head OF the cod fish aristocracy,' which If
course he had access from his former business Phaon
the barber, sent or his daughters had their hair
combcd and dressed for the first time teachers of
music, drawing Italian, French etc., hired; and
old Mr.. PGrgie joined the church, and took costly pew
We happened get into it; but discover
ed where were, than made up minds
cate We were too late. Old Mr.. POrge came sailing
up the aisle with his wife and daughters, dressed
though they had known what what all their lives
To our asonshment instead of shutting the pew-door
in our face, he asked keep seat And didn't
have a nice time of it, The mother looked a us
did the daughters and they snuled and smet their
salts wigged about though one of their fathers shad
in the slip We elt annoyed, provoked; forgot
PRAYERS; didn't hear blessed word Of the sermon and
came away disguised with hypocritca upstairs, and
with determination Sunday 90 free church
Our ideas Of pure indebted religion drawn from the
recorded life of Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ He
living example of humility, charity, love; in
fact, of all that good and lovely. Some of his cho
disciples very close imaors of their Lord and
Master; and though they by profession fish catch
1--WE not aware that they clam catchers
fish speculators) like Mr.. Porge, they not above
other because of their money. We
wonder whether there will be any upper places, best
seats private pews, in the great temple above where
the souls Of rich people be their ease and where
poor folks can't intruder Christian churches Christian
rich men, We will say nothing more and then we shall
have less idle words for the day of udg-
meat Our costly churches filed with DireS sort
of people, and are places for the poor Lazarus"
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INDIANAPOLIS. MAY 90. 1881.


shall be the of the Principal furnish all the grac
this Institution who may desire IT, with immediate employ
he therefore requests business part OF the Stat
who be in inform him OF the
Stating all particulars and he will Try and send him well quail
fed IN every particular
~ Arrangements been made with Of the largest
Boarding the hoard and lodge all the Students
abroad per week. making the Of board
Tuition and Stationary about Si0Oo the price of Tuition alone
n The Cincinnati Colleges. iuyI7-lyd&w
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Distances from New York to Chicago, via Erie
and the Albany and Ruffulo Roads.

The distance on the northern will soon be re-
duced 20 300 miles between Albany and Niagara Falls,
and the Erie route will also be eventually abridged by
carrying the Erie road direct Erie from Little Valley,
and avoiding the long current by way of Dunkrk. The
tage in length of line Both of them, have doubt
will have much business they accommodate
Railroad Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

A COURAGEOUS Boy.-In a town not far from Boston
clergyman visiting district school, where little
boy put forward to 'speak piece" because he was
bold. When he was done, the clergyman praised him
by saying. "why, my little lad you are not afraid, are
YOUR No amt afraid Of nothing; amt afraid Of
skunksy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27
JOHN O'KANE 81 SONS,
NFU p00R STORE

EaTE announce friends, Booksellers. Country
We chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen buyers
generally thai have opened Indianapolis, Marion cOuny In
diana Book We prepared any time supply
trade. small with and fresh
stock Books and Stationery We keep always hand
and complete OF Miscellaneous Theological Law, Med
zeal, Common School, and Classical Books; together with full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would he interest of Merchants
and al others wishing 10 purchase books give US a call
All orders thankfully those who send that
they viii be filed promptly Particular attention paid orders by
mail otherwise quantities single volumes Beeswax ard
Rags wanted JOHN OKANE & SONS.
maySiwtf No. morris Buildings under Odd Fellows Hall.
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TIE EEST OF
3 0 o 7 S A n D SH E S

ARE THE CHEAPEST.
II selling THE BEST If Philadelphia and French
s9 Calf Skin Bou4s,
From so cents 10 sI.OO per Pair Lower
tan any Other manufacturer tie eny Toose who GOOD
BOOTS would say.
O~GfVE THEM TRTAL-G
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-11-27

VNyE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING for the FAIL TRADE,
sc a superior quality OF
Gu ste M MADE SHOES,
which the prices ord mary shop work TIE stock
superior anything had snd The work warranted OF The
lest
TRY THEM AND JUDGE FOR YoTRsELvESt
Dent forget the pace Sign OF the Big Re- eot " hngion
E. FAIRBANKS
Indianapolis Sept 1851.
"a Ew HARDWARE sToRE-NEw FlnM ANp NEW Goous.
The subscribers have us opened New Stock Il
Hardware comprising e latest STYLES and approved patterns
Of house trimmings of BaieTs will please do
them the favor 10 cal and examine quality prices DC.
also be furnished with every agricultural I'M
peue such ove spades hoes and hay forks,
era cradles chles. dc -
Caerc Jonicrs Ccopers. Nasons Carriage and Cabnci Ma
Black. Nhis and All other mjh aid the
tended the alphabet Of %. ciy and surrounding
country call ~ tic 81 lie OH Eaanf and Cook ore >h
side Of Washington D. Craigheads aud
goods and prices
Ia a.on the above they Wi! keep for sale good stock
assorted and Also. cup
lin t DO all kinds their
ne order aud lastly they do intend being ouidone the
approx ads OF cOosing warranted
please sale feng well acustc viih The iaia improved
made New York Pennsy iyHna ard Ohm ami having
lad twenty practical experience The osinyes md pie
merchandise the hardware trade, tey bone please who
M favor them with d call WAINWRIGHT a BRO
Indianapolis sept. p. iS5a--w.
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syEETH BRusHEs-A few more Of the same sort len at
III oct22 ROBERTS Drug Store
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