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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

MELANCHOLY DIsPENsArIoN.-On Saturday last, the
18th inst while William Dye and his son. IA or IS years
of age at work in their corn-fed, some IA miles
west Of Bloomfield, in Green county there Suddenly
came up shower Of rain, accompanied with thunder
and lightning The father and son took shelter under
tree in the field and while there both struck by
lightning and instantly killed. Mr.. Dye was member
of the Christian Church. and Minister. On that day
he was 10 preach at his house The hour for worship
arrived and number of the neighbors had collected
but the father aud son had made their appearance
Anxious to learn the Of their mysterious deten
tion the wife and mother proceeded 10 the field and
there, to her deep and almost overwhelming anguish
found both husband and cold and leless-ther fond
spirits having taken their flight the Great God who
gave them The grief and affection such sad and mel
anchoy disaster bring the heart Of wife and
mother be expressed described q" Mysterious
are thy works. o. Lord, and thyways past finding out"
Bedford Standard 80 e. tc ss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

HEART-RENpING OccURRENcE.-On Sunday evening
last little boy, two years and half old belonging u
JOHN C. MOORE of Moores Hill, in this county. was
found dead hanging by string TO the smoke house door
IL thought by the parents that the little lad had been
standing upon block about foot high which was near
the door, and playing with the string which had loop
in it, and which used for fastening the door, and
that putting it about his neck, and the door swinging
open, pulled the little fellow from the block causing his
death in few minutes We told he could not have
hung more than twenty thirty minutes before he
discovered he had been playing about the prem-
ses but short time before.-.4urora Standard
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

PRosPEcT ANOTHER RIsE.-The river, notwith
standing that the flood has to stand continues
to bear down upon its broad and agated bosom immense
quantities of floating timber, proceeding from the Mis-
sour Yesterday morning counted no less than hir
y large logs and trees that hove in sight and as sud-
utes. These Indications taken in connection with the
known increase Of streams along the upper Mississippi
within few days. furnishes with very great pros
Pect of the speedy abatement of the deuge that
rounds in ST. Louis. The water may vet reach the
level Of 1844-St. Louis Union, 18th
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

The U S. Frigate Cumberland, Commander Latimer,
from the Mediterranean last from Cadz, May %,
chored in the outer harbOr off Long Island Head to-day
noon. The following is list Of the officers:
VIM X. Latimer, Commanders Charles Stetman
Geo. w Chapman. Montgomery Hunt, Edward Hig.
gins, John NJ B. Ctz, Lieutenants; Charles F. Gull
Ion, Surgeons Edward Hudson, Edward r. Soluble
Washington Sherman, Assistant Surgeons; G. Ferritt
Acting Master; Thomas c. Cation, VIM. Sharp, Vim.
S. Powell, Passed Midshipmen; William E. Fitzhugh
Eugene Oakley, John P Brintnell, John w. Dunning
ton, Geo. Brown, Midshpmen; Joseph B. Brock; John
Monroe, Boatswain; A. Garland. Captain Of Marines
A. S. Nicholson, Lieutenant of Marines.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

r-Our friend Elder of the Jefiersonian, charges
Of msrepresenting him. We mean TO do such thing.
may be good Democrat and yet support aboli-
ton candidates for Office, but if So do understand
the rule by which such democracy is to be tested In
New York the Barnburners that voted for Van Buren,
and defeated Cass style themselves the Democracy
do Julian and Vail and Hull and all the ree-soilers
Of the Buffalo organization and who supported Cass
are denominatedold Hunkers Now in favor OF
supporting for Office just such old Hunker democrats
those who supported the National Democratic organi
cation the last Presidential election Elder is in
Of supporting Mr.. Julian candidate for Con-
gress who is opposed to this organization and in favor
of the Buffalo platform. Now which does he regard
the Democracy II is right the other wrong
II Julian is right and we wrong, for him. Il
right and he is wrong, then we leave the ques
ton to his own Judgment, a democrat, say what he
ought to do. Our Judgment would say oppose him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

The CAMILLA DREss.-A contemporary seems deter
mined to rob both the inmates Of the Turkish Harem
and Mrs. Bloomer of the credit introducing the short
dress and wide trowsers II is inferred that Camilla
one of the waiting maids messengers Of DIANA must
have worn this dress from the fact that reported
that she remarkably swift foot Conclusive evil
dence that she could not have worn the long flowing
dress of the present age to say nothing of the cumbrou
petticoats and other ecs ~ hsai
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
Our County Ticket.

The canvass has not yet commenced Ii will be seen
that H. p Todd Of Perry township, has been nominated
for Commissioner the place of Thomas F. Stout resign
ed We learn that Judge Smith, one OF the Wing noml'
nees for Representative declines being candidate our
ticket is good one Henry Brady is farmer, ci much
capacity and legislative experience and we hazard MOTH
ing saying that Marion county has never had better
Representative Isaac Smith mechanic, OF very gen.
era intelligence, and will make an Industrious and intu
entail Representative He once Clerk the House
and has for many years reported the proceedings which
has given him knowledge of the rules Of legislation
equal to many years experience as member lie Is a
plain unassumng man. of good practical sense and we
trust he may be elected. The session will be an lmPor
tant one In addition the duty of shaping the laws
to suit the new Constitution re-modeng the practice
act &C. the State will have be divided into Congress
sonal Districts which will require all the exertions
the honest and dsintereted Representatives to prevent
injustice and inequality.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

GJ'Seyeral Of the Wing oficeholders appointed by
Cen Taylor resgning their Offices through fear that
they may be compelled to submit to the compul-
sorry process adopted by Dr. Fillmore & Co. The De-
troit Tribune commend this voluntary sacrifice. and
adds: GAS Wings, 3ould retain appointnr ent
single hour subject % the caprice of the powers that
beD The Tribune must have very exalted opinion Of
the model Wing administration" of Willard Fillmore
Adrian (Mich.) Watchtotrer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
Arrest of Gen. TaIcott.

We understand from the Republic that this was
made under the authority Of Gen. Scott for nsubordna.
ton The charges that he made contracts for
ing cannon Richmond, without the knowledge
sent Of the Secretary of War The martial try
him meets Washington the 23d The court is
posed of Gen'ls Twiggs, Wool, Smith, Riley, Gibson,
Wadlack. Churchill, Totten, Clark and Chids-Cos.
Abner, Crane and Plympton-and Maj Lee Judge ad-
voeate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
nice Distinction.

In the recent fugitive slave before Commissioner
Meeker at Chicago, Ill., the fugitive described as
copper colored negro. On the trial it contended
that the description Incorrect and pieces Of BRIGHT
polished copper produced, which convinced the
Commissioner that there was slight variation in the
description, and thereupon he discharged the negro
The supremacy of law was thus vndicated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

pLast year he (Mr. Vaile) voted for Democrats in
this county who in favor OF the Fugitive Slave Law
Wing.
He did no such thing.-True Democrat.
And never will but every Democrat who is in favor
of the Compromise measures is to be coared and made
for Julian His organ, the . True Democrat,
announces that he will decline, even if Democrat
should be nominated. They must march NJ and support
him; and every Democrat who, in return. expects
vote for him his friends, adopt his abolition doc
trnes, or they cannot receive their support This j:
free soil bargaining, with vengeance! They say
Democrats, be LIBERAL and vote for Julian, and in re-
turn it you will turn aboltionists will support you
Time will determine how many will consent hs
collar
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
The Madison Packets.

The Wisconsin, No ?, and the Hooser State, Of the
regular line of Madison and Cincinnati packets, the
finest boats that float on the Ohio" The Messrs.
Wrights, who command them, perfect gentlemen,
the accommodations very superior and charges moder
ate, journey Cincinnati by the railroad and these
boats, is a very pleasant trip.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
The Cholera.

That this terrible scouge is at ST. Louis, Cincinnati
and other places the river be any longer doubt.
ed 1t has prevailed to alarming and fatal extent
the boats engaged in the river trade There much
fear Of its assuming epidemic form, but too much
cannot be exercised to guard against by strict
Esnton to diet and cleanliness OF person. honses and
sfraafs ..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

Coz. BExToN.-It is stated that COL Benton has re.
turned from Missouri, and is now in Washington en-.
gagged upon political history of the United States for
the last thirty years including inside view of the pol
tics and politicians for that perod-beginnng with the
Missouri Compromise and ending with the late Senate.
rial election in Missouri 1t hardly fail to be an in
terestng work. particularly the secret history of the an
nexaton of Texas the election of John Q. Adams the
defeat of the bank and the defeat of Van Buren, in the
Baltimore Convention of '4.-Detron Free Press
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

IrFather Mathew occupied the Cathedral
during the entire day Sunday. continuous tide OF
people pressed into the Cathedral and up the aisle to
the front of the altar where Father Mathew stood TO
administer the pedge. IL is estimated that over onr-
teen hundred persons received the medal from his hands
The medals sold at twenty five centsand the BUYER
receives Father Mathews blessing and baptism with
holy water--Cin. Emo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

dFWillam q. Stewards the Democratic candidate for
Representative in Cass County. This is first rate
nomination. Mr.. Stewart is gentleman of character
and standng ii the people Of Cass County look to their
interest, he will most certainly be elected In point Of
capacity and influence he greatly the superior of his
competitor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
The Terre Haute District.

DR.. Ezra Read, of Vigo county, is the democratic
candidate for Congress in this district. The DIR. is
brother of Judge Read of Ohio and of Professor Read
of Bloomington in this State. He is gentleman of su.
peror talents. The Terre Haute Journal thus alludes
to him:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

1.-The ordinance loaning 81 900 900 to the Nashville
and $500 900 to the Jacksonville and Columbus rail.
loads has passed both branches Of the Louisville city
council, but is 10 be submitted af the people
before going into effect.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

1.-THE Iron is laid upon the track Of the Terre Haute
and Indianapolis Railroad, about three-fourths of a
mile west Of White River, and number of hands are
engaged in laying it still further. We presume it will
not be long before have celebration of the opening
Of that road TO some point west Of this CITY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

% The Danvile Advertiser comes to without the
name Of Mr.. McGaugbey flying at its masthead, end
gives him the cold shoulder by merely announcing that
enthusiasm We think the % honors are easy among
the wing papers this district regard the support
of Mr. McGaughey .-Tars Haute Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

For any distance not over 3, 900 miles,
For any distance over 3 900 miles,.
To and from Canada, for any dis
lance not over 3, 900 miles, -.
For any distance over Z. 900 miles
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

Owe regret 10 learn that James King Of William,
the enterprisng banker San Francisco and brother
Of our fellow townsman, Francis King, was severely
burned liz the late fire. The Alta Californian says he
barely escaped with his life. s.f a--s s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

Orr THE TsAcK.-W X. Rochester, wing, declines
being candidate for Congress in the Lafayette district
and convention to be held on the fourth Of July
to nominate candidate who can unite the wing party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

IFGen HARRISON, well known leading Democratic
Representative in Congress from the State Of Georgia,
and Gen. Robert Stanton, of Mississippi both of whom
were looked upon sure and firm friends of secession,
have each published letters declaring that such
ment would be impolitic and suicidal q. 49,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

Owe are gratifcd to learn that the funds to pay the
July nstalment of the interest State debt have
been forwarded by the officers of State to COL May.
the Agent of State, at New York
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

y William Flanagan is the Wing candidate for Con.
gress in the 9th District, Kentucky Fire away, Flan-
negan, but you can never hit Major John c. Mason.
He is too old hunter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
Howard and Upton.

Leonard Shoemaker is the Democratic candidate for
Representative in ths district Nathan Lisey is the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

oHIo.-The new Constitution has been adopted by
twelve thousand majority.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

1.-THE Democrats of Washington county, at their
Convention on Saturday last, nominated Rudolphus
Schoonover for Representative
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

C-There will be Masonic Celebration at Rushville
on Tuesday next June 24th. Hon. c. B Smith will be
speaker on the occasion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

SLAYER TAKEN.-On the 18th Of April last, SLAYER
captured by British brig and taken 10 Sierra Le-
one having 400 slaves board and had lost 200 more
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26
Meeting Of the Democratic County Committee

Pursuant TO previous notice, the Democratic Commit
Of Marion county the counting-room of the
State Sentinel office on Saturday June, 81 o'clock
p NJ, when THOMAS Morrow, Of Wayne township
called to the Chair, and EMsLEY WRIGHT appoint
ed Secretary.
Present:
From Centre fosOnskip-J. NJ. Talbot, A Fl. Brown,
and J. s. Spann.
From Laurenee-A. Vines and L. A. Hardesty
From Wayne-Thomas Morrow.
From PerTy-Morris Rowland and J. w Hunter
From Warren-Joseph Mcconnell.
From Washin9ton-Emsley Wright and G. W Swift
From Dseafu-A- D. Cuddngton.
From Frankiin-Wm Sinner es.... ~
On motion, the Committee proceeded TO nominate
candidate for County Commissioner be supported by
the Democratic party at the ensuing August election
when the ballot being taken by townships, resulted
follows.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

FIoRAL.-Husband, why do you destroy all my Sweet
Williams in he garden, and leave all the bouncing Bet
seysp 81 .s ga. s. a5r.s 30
''Because the Bstseys are all favorites Of mIne but
won't have any Sweet Williams about my premisesr' 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

NoTE.-For each additional ounce,
or fractional part of an ounce, beyond
the ten ounces, embraced in this table,
an additional rate must be charged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

uThs stseple Of the Second Presbyterian Church
being reprinted and otherwise repaired. =
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

r@Dsddy Rice ? the original Jim Crow, is filing an
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From and after the Goth of June 1851 for each newspaper
exceeding weight the annexed
be paid quarterly advance These only apply
where the paper sent from the Office of publication to actual
and bona Jfde subscribers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
DAVID S. GOODING. Of Hancock County.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

manen relief for INDIGESTION Dyspepsia Jaundce, Liver
Complaint Constipation and Debility, curing after Natures
certain preventive OF Cholera as it keeps the stomach
and bowels in a perfectly healthy condition.
Hall teaspoontul of this fluid infused in water, will di
gest q dissolve five pounds OF roast beef about two hours
Scientific Evidence.
baron eihig in his celebrated work animal chemistry
So: An artificial digestive fluid analogous to the Gastric
Juice, be readily prepared from the membrane
s1ch as meat and will be sOened changed and digest
co. J q the same manner they would be in the human
Pr PeIera, in his famous treatise On Food and Diet"
published BY Fowler Wells New page % the
e great dc and describes the method OF preparation.
ihere are few higher authorities than Dr. Pereira.
Dr. t'ombe, in his valuable writing the Physiology
DIGESTION observes that dimnu OF the due quantity
OF the Gastric Juice is prominent and all prevailing
OF dyspepsia and he states that dng uished Protes
SCR OF Medicine in London, who severely afflicted with
finding every thing else fail had
he Hastic Juice obtained from the stonachs of living
mais. which proved completely successful
Diet, says 1t remarkable fact in physiology that the
stomach OF animals macerated in water impart the fluid
ne property Of dssolyng various articles Of food and
eecting Kind of artificial digestion of them in wise diff
terent from the natural digestive process"
3 Blanoha{a, Philadelphia. 1861 pp s2i q says: The
discovery OF Pepsin forms the shemca history
Of Digestion From recent experiments. we know that lood
DISSOLVED as rapidly artificial digestive fluid prepared
from Pepsin as it is in the nasural Gastric Juice tsef
fro Dunglson, Of Jefferson College,, Philadelphia, in his
ments with Dr. Beaumont the Gastric Juice obtained
from The lying human stomach, and from animals. well
known " ln all cases." he says. digestion occurred
perfectly in the artificial as in the natural Digestion
~ For further proof of the remarkable merits of this
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General A gent for southern ! ates
e1F For sale also by Druggists generally. myz3 ly
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THE best certified medicine the
Of DyIpepe all ts the
habua csitivsness acidy Of the stomach, less Of Appetite
piles pisn csnsumptsu debility arising
from imperfect digssn dstangsd condition
tI A,o excellent remedy and ssd
fer snsls, suffering from uterine
Among numssss snd aghly rss7sctsb crfca refer
to the following
Professor A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Assayer;
F1TZHRNRI HOMER, ESQ. Boston;
JAS. z: DUNN. ESQ.,, City Treasurer Boston;
Hon. MYROH LAWRENCE, tx Pres. Mass. Senate;
Hon. Ia. H. ARNOLD, formerly Governor OF Rhode Island
now member of Congress
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor OF Mich.
sfh Hon. MoRnaHa6, formerly Governor OF K.ntucky
nov u. S. Senator;
Hon. j. +. SIMMONS, u. g. Senator from Rhode Island
Hon. SAM'L :. Phelps U; s. senator from Vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON FooTz member of Congress from VT
Hon. II. u. FOSTER, member OF Congress from Penn'a;
Hon. NJ L.. MARTIN Delegate in Congress from Wiscon
ain Territory;
Gen. A. o. DoDaE, emberin Con gress from Iowa:
R. p. STOWE, Esq, CLERK In the House OF Represeny
c. q. TROwBRIDGE, Esq.,, Detroit, Mich.
JOSEPH HoxIr, Esq, Is Wall street, EswYoIk. '
who viii csnfLn all that ha. been sad in favor Of
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For sale By J. WRIGHT & co, Isl Chartrest
~ Price 81 psr bstusi tIK bottles for S.
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rANCN EHoNlAN DROPS
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the Liver without particle OF cal0mei mercury qunne
morphine entering into their compound They do pur
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to- but experience warrants in saying the above viii
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the system commonly called rheumRtsm.
II excellent remedy t0rthe Gravel and a Vermuge
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INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC,

been Dong nce) apprzed of the opposition my remedies
have met with from physicians residing in the country
and some few in this city, residing the neghborhood OF
chance to prove lis medical virtues the disease
am well aware, from twenty years practice of the ne
proaches oil those who all improvements in
medical prescriptions but, let be remembered that ma
lory OF those persons not only these prescp
hood where they resde except their and tiers not
now useful another physician medical prescription Gay
some ugbear is sure to be told their injury Those
therefore. who disposed make trial of the remedies
have offered Tor the relief OF suffering humanity will Cater
TINS dale) please to attention the OF this class
OF citizens otherwise have nothing do with what have
offered to afford them rele and them health
Let those physicians who endeay< TO nure my reputation
tDecaqse get more business than they do,) well con.
vlnced OF Its virtues and Its errorshen let them pull
edopt course that proves superior and more beneficial the
public and will be perfectly willing yield their supe
% AZ, Len am dear sill, yoqr most CHI humble serv't