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Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

Mn WEBsTEn's ORATIoN.--The Latin quotation from
Ccero,s Second Philippe against Mark Antony, which
occurs near the close of Mr. Webstes great speech at
Washington is singulary happy, not only in the use
made there Of it, but in its original connection as app
cable the distinguished speaker We annex the trans
Iatiou prcfxing sentence which occurs previously in
the same paragraph. The portion quoted by Mr. Web
ster is printed in italics:
GAS for me- will make this public declaration: de-
nv old age Tsco things only ,rish for the FIRST that
may leare the Roman people free; and greater blessing
than this the immortal Gods cannot 5estoc upon me- the
other that erey may be rerarded as he has deserred
Of ais eouEfry."
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

O- The True Democrat, a free soil paper published
Cleveland, is highly displeased with Senator Fshs
speech 1t says:
We are sorry to announce that Hamilton Fish has vol
unteered apoogetc speech in favor of President
Fillmore and the Compromise. He travelled of his
way to proclaim bis infdelity to the principles which
made him Senator
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07
Sensible.

The Madsonian, the new Democratic paper at Mad
son, determined to enter into quarres with CARRIER
and his Freesoil hackers. Our friend Sproule says
GAS general rule, will pay more attention to
what appears in the Courier, than would to articles
in the Statesman, Lafayette Courier the National Era,
or any other kindred Freesoil, abolition print.n
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

10 Michael C. Dougherty, Esq, is the Democratic
nominee for Prosecuting Attorney in the ST. Joseph Dis
trict DIR. L. w. H. Ellis, the polite and accomplished
Auditor of State calls him lousy dog" and calls on
the Democracy Of Eikhart county to pronounce their
verdict on him next Monday.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07
who are the pisorranizers,

Is it the Editor of the Courier, who is working in the
traces with Joseph A. Wright, Owen, Petit, Mace,
and the host of Democrats all the Statelddison
Courier.
| U- How we apples swim!
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 81, 1851.
Notice..

The committee appointed by the Agricultural meet
ng for the purpose Of organizing Agricultural Soc
ETY. for Marion county, will meet at the Governors
in the State House, the second Saturday in August
at 9 o'clock
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

LrBrRArfox or Ma. BRAcE-We learn from the
most reliable authority, that Mr. Ghas l. Brsce Of
Hartford, CT, who was arrested BY the Austrian Gov
ernmeut while travelling in Hungary, and thrown into
prison has at last been released, through the exer.
tions Of Mr.. McCurdy, our Charge to Austria. He
arrived ia Vienna on the "a Of July, where &c was
warmly greeted by the Americans thea in the city,
among whom was our correspondent, 10 whom we are
ipdebted for the facts-N. y Jour Commerce
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

r-Gen. Jo. Lane has been elected Delegate to Con-
gress from Oregon Territory-some distance to climb
yet before he reaches the Presidential chair-panrae
Advertiser
Not quite far as Gen. Scott has to climb He
hasn't yet got to be delegate.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

" Oar thanks due to w d. Gallagher, Esq. of
the Treasury Department, Washington, for handsome
copy of the Report the Commerce OF British North
America.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

New MoDE OF ELEcTIoNEERrSe.-Mr. George
ashinaton Julian the Freese Abolitionist candidate
for Congress in the Fourth District, has employed four
gentlemen OF color open and close his meetings with
political and humorous songs. This performance
sidercd much the attractive feature Of the exhbi.
ton -Copinqton Friend.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07
Lake County.

Daniel Crumbacker is our agent for Lake county, au-
thorized receive subscriptions and receipt for the
same.-Indiana Statesman.
u Freesoler, who voted for Martin Van Buren in
IS4S
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07
Custom REcEIPTs.-The following is statement Of
revenues received the principal ports for the year

The LATE FREsHET IN PENNsYLvANIA.-The Penn
syvania Railroad is cow passable Hollidaysburg
strong force is employed in repairing the Canal which
' will Be na-igable on the lst August.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

" johnson Watts, the whig aad freesoil candidate
for Congress in the Lawrencebugh District is not the
author Of the selection of Psalms and Hymns
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

M The Railroad from Cincinnati TO Dayton viii be
conplsted in few weeks when the cars will run daily
Fare 81 rs. Cheap.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07
OIE DOLLAR PER AIIUM IN ADVANCED /!

Any person sending ten subscribers will be enti-
tied to one copy gratis From the first of July next
subscribers in Marion County will receive their pa
Offices within so miles the postage will be five cents
quarter, and all within three hundred miles ten
cents per quarter. The State Sentinel will contain
the latest and most important news by telegraph,
well the mails and will contain more reading mat
ter than any of the Eastern weeklies
The coming election is important one. We
shall have TO fight old political enemies, as well
as the new combination of abOlitionsm- Cannot
every one of our subscribers procure another one
This will double circulation and enable us to be-
eSting. large circulation alone will enable us OF
publish the paper at such cheap rates. Send on the
names and the money, and when the Sentinel comes
you will have the smiles of your wife, and your chill
dren will rise up and call you blessed.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

uThs Michigan City News refuses to put up the
name of James Bradley the democratic candidate for
Representative in Lsporte county This grows out Of
rivalry between the town Of Lsporte and Michigan City
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

~ Another serious break has occurred in the Canal
twelve miles above Lafayette.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

ft is stated that game Of ali kinds is very scarce in
the nephborhood of Louisville this season.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL (;
A GAZETTE OF THE PEOPLE,

C-OfIice in THE SENTINEL BUILDINGS u
North Side Washington, near Meridian ST.,
OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07

O-Gen. George Walker, the Mayor Of Milwaukee,
declines being candidate for Governor of Wisconsin
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-08-07
AUSTIN H. BROWN, Publisher.
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Gramt county, Wiscongin,

(LATK OF vAuouIER COUNTY, vA,)
WILL Of Grant, Dane, and lows counties, and
w federal and Supreme Madison He will
collection of
of the
non eside andho.ders any part Of the State.
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DERTH AsIBOY sENIINARY.-Tbis Institution, alordng a
for college or business together win
modern and Will commence s
twenty eighth session on Wednesday Msy
NiIding and commodous, and It's internal sanEe
promote comfort OF the pupils and oncour
habits OF ncatness and system
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and bathing, valuable
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bathing provided with reverence 70
Of the minor advantages OF hs
institution.
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mn all enlightened
desire
Terms s75 per session board and tuition, with
use Of books for English studies
Pron the Faesity fns College Of New Jersey
Having opportunity OF knowing the talents literary and
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Woodbridge while he student IN ih's
students prepared BY HIN iof
college with pleasure recommend him m
and hdev in rvns nsuucnon
for,ns the youth committed his parents
and guardians may have full coincidence
JAMES CARNAHAN, President
MACLEAN, Vice President and Pfof ot breek
STEPHEN ALEXANDER Prpf ofMa,h and Astronomy
CotLras o Nrw Jxsssy, April l. 1851.
Jo.eph Henry, LII Smithsonian Institute, y. e.
Rev James W. Alexander, D., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev. Nicholas Murray, d. D.
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gvs,s.t Ia sp oyyror, March 81, 1851
IN ORDER that the liberal views OF Congress passing the act o
land certain ocef. and
who in the military service OF the United
ssases carried and expense TO The wnusnee' be
by
and n the
he hsdy and enerp-ne seefs on ,he
Ths pah,c given settlers public lands sub
thirty days making ,he,r
Poveners required by the Of th sep'cmbsr
spss y - loca,ion Of hrse warrsnts
~ - s wssfsn. h located upon the land applied for,
Heuooet The M March, without
n E WkShsr improved Or not, and after having
bssa Ioeesst 80 waac. shall re.n the hands ohe land
ssrfsssnse BY locaors with empon claims
ia s,rh naevfsrence, Iocston will be mode.
W.ysntees en- iocsas pre- empon
rights wers land proclaimed and offered public sale
po "A ~ and where the minimum pce Of the land
more shas twenty cents acre. can IN
cash he disrence between t cost on the land and he amount
p ,ssion rishs aach sections reserved to the
United States along routes of ssroaAs OF canals
IN. s.r ia sccscan houd designate land district section
country ~ which he wishes tb oe anon maa
and whs. wac, -ous as..S He s n s me
h aha been aken the warrant car -
the first Of hs Others which may be vacant M
Competent he the identcsi person men
toned ne mus. accompany he sppe.on ns AN,
the dct application made ny the ~
,ons ssrdisa evidence. xuly certified Of she
BY acaase Arst % the making appropriations m
ssppo s n-ca year ehdhs Soh June
bousy snd t act u ash september 1850 h yr
ssy aet fCenges .h. be ocs,ed any land whicf
pvs,S suty land be located under the bounty
hw d beember, 1885, other law Fsnnt bounty land
esg That Witch ssd S'sn and offered '' sale prior
"s = /" ~-'e' '' IBUrTERvIElp,
Apfs-i.~sv conn''sion.'
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United states Patent Once.

IN petition Of John Thomas Of Painned New Jersey
Of granted to him the 4ph De-
cembor docks for bom
patent which takes place the 10th day OF
December, ISL
ordered the said petition be heard a' the Patent ooe on
Monday ISL ~ O'Clock, and all
persons appear show any they nave
why said petition ought be granted.
he the Patent
once specifically forth In writing at least twenty
days before All filed by either party
be taken aud transmitted IN ae
rules OF the Office, which viii be furnished on hp
ordered this notice be published in the lntelsencer,
Repnbc Union, Washington ID. Daily Bee, Boston, Ma.
Providence Journal Providence Rhode isiandf tn
bune York Fedonian New brunswick New Jersey and
Philadelphia Penns once week tor
weeks 10 The 2f day November next
~ THoS EWBANk,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors of the above pape please copy send their
Once, with containing this nouee
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ON the petition Reuben Daniels Of Woodsock Vermont pray
ing extension of patent granted TO him oeop.r
sheang machines, or seven years
expiration Of said patent which takes place on "e '
Ia o October, A. d. 1851 .....l =, ~. -. =
said petition be heard nj the Patent once on
Monday 18th Of September le at u O'Clock IN ana
appear show they hhNa
W ysadp petition ought be granted
opposing required 10 ME IN e eh
ofce obectons specifically set forth in wIunf eas
twent
taken and transmitted
othce which VIII be furnished
application. . ,,
Ordered aIso this notice be published in the Ineeene
Union, Washington d. C Daily Bee Boston, massa
Journal, Windsor Vermont; Providence Jour
ns Providence, X. l. Tribune, New York and he Albany
Register Albany, York. for three successive
previous the 18th day Of September merit .,
THOs, EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Of the above viii please copy and send their
ofice with containing this noice
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United states Patent ONCE.

ON petition Hanson, England praying
patent granted Benjamin latham,
and H. b. Tatam asgnees OF the said Hansons on the 2
making tubes OF lead
which
place IN Of August, 1851
petition be heard at the Patent once on
Monday August 1851 at ~ O'Clock, and all
and show any tey nave,
VIII said petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension required TO ME IN e faehl
specifically writing least twenty
days day All filed by either party
taken aud transmitted IN
rules the Office, which VIII be furnished on ap
plicaIon. , ,,,---
Renubc and Union, Washington D. c. Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
saehus.tsi Tribune Inquirer, PbladeL
pba Albany Register Albany New York; once
week for three the 18Th day Of
next ,r,oo rvp.NV
COMMISSIONS of Patents.
r. g Editors papers viii please copy and send he
Office, with paper containing hh houee'
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CUPERIOR Daguerreotypes g--First Premium IL. H.
u WHTEHURST field Of his operations over
ground IN The country HE galleries
Pennsylvania between AZ and 9th streets
DamOre broadway and Leonard
New York; Mo- n Main Richmond; sycamore
street, Psteburg street, Norfok and Main street, lynch
burg, Virginia
His highly finished electro dagueeotypes
extraordinary insuring faithful and highly finished
Iikenesses n 4 few seconds. 4 .ss
The rotary back ground invented by j. H. WMeu gives an
airy and living appearance to the picture.
establishments distribute than thirty thou
pictures annually and have given This
certainly fatterng prooo the superiority OF his kenesses
w public generally his elegantly
gallery fuckers where free
exhibition of pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding competition in dagueeoypes a the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute he awarded the hrsi
m by the judges.
description copied, and morem eases
attended 10, Nov 26-dly
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United states Patent once.

The petition OF Richard Inlay Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
him
1887 the mode supporting bodies
railroad &c. from the OF said
patent which takes place the 2st day Of September 65l
IL ordered that the petition be heard nj the Patent Once
Monday September 1851 l2 O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing required file the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth in wring least
twenty before ohearng All testimony filed by either
be said bearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules of the Office, which will be furnished
u application.
Ordered that this notice be published in the inegencer
Republic Union Washington d. Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Tribune New York; Albany Register, Albany New
York Providence Jouna Providence Rhode Island; ana Penn
Inquirer, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, week
weeks the LIST day Of September
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
Of the above papers will please copy and send their
bills the Patent oce with containing this notice.
June
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AGENCY. Washixgton--Tbe undersigned, late OF the in
specon Once Department. one his se
generally and to those OF ue Southwestern
particularly with the that his removal from ONCE
tanned honesty capacity fdety
refers TO his associates parties hearty
consent, O him therein
business Of nature the OF
government will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
= JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-du late Of Post once Department
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FORM No. 4.
STATE OF
AN.a...-sx .

County
thereby certify, that this day Of e., in tie year
personally before here insert the e writ
ne and there insert the Of the arranfee and the said
here the faes being well known duly
BY and his oath declared and said that he well knew
snd here and That ne the
described and who executed the within Of
and his testimony satisfactory evidence OF that
said [hee insert the WGTdnfce ereupon
acknowledged the said power be his act and deed
S OEcers Signaturel
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IsT received Of these heavy durable
and che ap goods a. a. and l0A dice, diaper and dnmhsn
Also manuaciory, %, lsf, IL, i24 ana ~
heenrs found the heaviest goods OF me nd ever
seen in Of German pillow ana DOT
linens The objection which be urged against n OF
durability Frees very low
"' ''' ~ 80 " CIAGErT h DoDSoN,
all kinds OF carpets, mating. on eloms rug % Nv,
goods gnefsy one ooo'
eas OF the corner and fennsyvana avenue
June6
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DRIVATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, resided in Paris, Is
OF to young per
sons n private family of responsibility. 1919
character and family can De
parties highest respectaby either in this country
in England, .t AitSa strNt 's Htsas- o
Address Vance, post Office, oswego New York.
3 Mar +. -
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ATTORNEY LAW,
San Francisco, California.
Hon. 8. W. Inge NJ c. Alabama John s. Tayor
ESQ, Mobile Alabama Rhodes. Wright Co., New Or
LoMn.nai Henry Clark es9, TaTb9o' North Carolina
NJ California; Benz X. True, New York
city Heaey, boston, Massachusetts Hatch, ESQ.,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
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Hour. Of Dep.rt~r~ ofths Passenger Trains.
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Feba-diy T.H.PARsoNs, Aasp.
NEW HOOKS AT TAYLOR & MAURys.-Bsrper
The ieir Of VAST waylsnd-A Tale, by Mary Howiit.
Woman, or Tales Sketches from the Life Around
Us; by r. 8. Arthar.
The Two Wives o Lost and woni by Arthur.
Williams. New Travellers Tourists Guide Through tho
United States and Canada with hne Of the United states and
and Encyclopedia, BY edition
"e s'' ""''o ""e''' ?" eaoe"e' new e''"o" p ~
no tn. lover. good .drn'r.r. Of ane
Paradise stocks. They bear very large ui o
"ys and are o., se o f., gardens pleasure grounds
Also soce perpetual boarecns, hybride,
This collection comprises quality Of the
kinds. the choicest shn the American European
good collection Of fruit trees plants
the where great
Trees Q, plants we. packed and sen, o America
Foris, No,.eryman Flora u 18Th street, corner ofM
ID II. HOOE n co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealer. In
espe,ing noor oil elo,bs msins, materials.
Pennsylvania avsnue between nth Washington,
has os-d
Lfa Of Admiral sydney smith, Royal
pes,ccs Memoirs Of Richard, Marqui. Of weiesleys
Duplne's Military Bri,ain-a vols London.
Marsh History Of the Husoenos and Protestant Reformation in
tn. spou.~ooae Society M.es,.ny collection Of G,is,aa
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Notic. to the Creditors or Texas.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March q, 1851
THE having legislature during
o49 called credo of the late
republic Sac the LIST Of
res having approved September $780, authorizing
millions stock the said sate Of
millions of should be
holding bonds and other
peciaIy pledged treasury United States
of all claims the United for
cerufcates such shall be
b Of the Treasury and approved BY the
ment may ally which
pledged, the holders Of all
required file the and description OF them
previous the LIST of OCTOBER 1851
ably approved President
pursuance of the above act Of the 9th OF
WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Congress- approved September o. 1885, ten
the State
mentioned, with poviso
millions said stock shall be issued until
which specially pledged
treasury United States releases Of all
OF bonds
undersigned creditor OF the State
of the be and for which
the said specially pledged:
Here describe the bonds csrihcaiesl
Now the complying with the provisions OF SAID act
against them, or OF on
accoun, (bonds eertincates) above described
n M hand and seal at this -----------day Of
-, 1851.
Sealed and delivered presence of
1.-TWO witncsses
Mar 23-dt3l Awtsepaf
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NEW York California Millionaire Association
One thousand shares Of thousand dollars Capital M
limited number shares be obtained by
special admsted
conformity with hs revised statutes Of New York. free from per
liability future the OF 81 ooo cash. ana
hereo cent annually
with prospect doubling the whole in safe operations IN
and the United States under the direction and con
troll of t~a..rt u OLIVER HOI1DEN,
As Partner and Chief Agent of the Company,
WE FGH5 III Wall street, New York.
Caornians responsible throughout the Union
the United States, nppl
in the associaop are 70 be ~ az
erent points, line and vesses can be made
carrying mais and freight and
from Europe, ASIA Africa, and the Amencas. ~.
and increasing business doing win Cao
mia, Pacific and long the supply Of gold
capital goods manufactured Will asonish e
liberal and calculations therefor And Is 10 meet TINS
der the Arm and styIe of .g O. HOLDEN u CO.,
Mercantile Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 5000.
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NO OyV yERS Teyss.-A gentleman IN NtrE'na
who good surveyor lawyer, desires oremove 70 Ie1a
ts become The agent lot some
country, with view 10 bring them mo
mar y
and dssrous ot engaging IN
agriculture satisfactory tesmonis's oi eapa
W. integrity responsibility general acquaintance rs such
considerable emigration 70 Ierns
Any would be inclined to avail himself
pacedtn cospnssnce win 'hs
addressing pnd
VIM. GOULUiN,
General ssen, and collector Richmond, Virginia.
FL y.
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NOTICE In hereby given all accounts remaining
IN unsettled upon the late firm OF p H. Hoob Sos
will be made up TO 'ne r'n
change which took effect upon the i-t OF tebra
yspaer all accounts should be
closed the rpirston OF the present halt year 20
June oa.oYif .HooE, BROTHER, h co.
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SERvICE AHost and Ashore d"rsnx sne "sS'ean
- illustrated nv Lieut., Raphael aemnss, ". g. "
- 49, H., .as bv - TAYLOR h MAURY,
y,iv 10 Bookseller 9th II,