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A Hero.

s'There is an endearing tenderness, says Washing
ton Irving 'in the love OF mother for her son, that
transcends all other affections of the heart We
have just heard touching illustration of the fact
that the love of son for his mother may also tram
scend and swallow up all other affections, at mo-
ment, too, when he might well be pardoned for re-
membering only his own great trials.
Some two years ago, young man, belonging to
Philadelphia, returning by railroad to that city,
from the town of Reading Pennsylvania. BY an &C
cident which happened to the train it was appro
aching town, and while he standing upon the plat
FORM he was thrown off, and fell partly under the
wheel of the succeeding car, and his right arm, mar
row, bones and ALL was crushed to jelly, and
dropped uselessly at his side. This, however, was
fortunately his only injury. He was young man of
determined nerve, and Of the noblest spirit He ut
tered no complaint-not even groan. When the
train arrived at the depot, carrige was immedi-
atey called, when attended by his friend, he said to
the coachman, ''Drive at once to DIR. Ms, In
Walnut street,
''Hadn't you better go Immediately homer asked
this friend.
''No,' said he, Il don't want them to know any
hing about me until it is all over
Sour hero,' for he hero, deaf to all the
couner-remonstrance of his friend, and they drove
rapidly the house of the eminent surgeon alluded
to. They shown into the parlor, and the doctor
was summoned. After examination.
swell, my dear fellow, said the Surgeon, for he
was well acquainted with his patient, ''you know,
suppose, what must be done? 81 do he replied,
and it for the purpose of hauing it done that am
here" "My surgical table, said the Doctor, sis
below 'Can it not be done toithout that! asked
the sufferer. 'I cannot be ted cannot be held.
Amputate my here, Doctor,'' he continued,
holding out the dangling limb the back of this
sofa ''Do it here, Doctor; shall not finch shall
not interfere with your operations"
The limb was barred; two attendants medical stu
dents in the house, summoned; the arm was ia
ken off above the elbow while the patient sat he
had requested, uttering groan, speaking sim
gle word, while the operation being performed.
The dressings were applied, and, attended by his
friend the patient had reached the door, his way
TO his own house, which was very near by, when he
turned TO the surgeon, and said, doctor, should
like to look at my arm once more; pray let me see
it," The surgeon raise the mangled limb; the pa
tient glanced at the bloodless hand and said, Doc
tor, there is ring upon the middle finger of that
hand, won't you take it off for me? My MOTHER
gave me that ring when she was on her death-bed.
can part with my arm, but while Hive can't part
with that ring.' The ring slipped from the cold,
white finger. "Put it on that finger" said he, hold
ing out the same finger on his left hand. AS he was
leaving the door, with his attendant to enter the
rage, he said, H0o shall break this thing TO my
poor sister'' Is not this true "hero," reader ?
Rnickerbocker.
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r.. SANDS & CO.'S
HIP 0FER AEAN ARENA

"
Price of admission 25 No half price.
Doors open at u and O'Clock p. NJ.
Performance commences 2 and q, p. M.
This lshment former fame repua-
breadth
deed GRAND ATTRACTION where loca-
ted stud of trained ponies
exhibited performed by artists whose praises The
of the whole press and public of Europe and Amerca
OF the accomplished and docle ELEPHANTS
world has yet
The Mr. Sands Co establishment western
country unnecessary enlarge upon
The company will the day
bon procession proceeded by the magnificent Ea
Car drawn by the elephants and containing Capt Adams BRASS
BAND musical company embracing of the first
Following he all company in cava-
cade and train the beautifully decoat vehicles the
brought by the exqusiely beautiful miniature chariot the
fairy III drawn by % Lpuian ponies the whole
imposing and pleasing pageant witnessed tire
States.
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MULES VS.. HoRsEs-A correspondent Of the
South Carolina Farmer and Planter, who appears 10
have had much experience in raising mules and hor-
ses states that he has kept particular account of
the expenses OF each for the last ten years. and he
says sin instance have ever been able TO bring
the horse 10 the Plow for less than from fifty to sixty
dollars; on the other hand, have invariably brought
the mule to the collar for twenty to twenty ve dol
lars" In regard to the comparative expense of
keeping, he says s'the mule can be kept in as good
condition the horse, and will perform the la
Dor, however severe, in the same time and on about
one half the eed In addition to this the mule will
outlive the horse by fifteen to twenty years, and is
seldom sick or crippled.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

&HER1FF'S SALE-Pursuant to the commands Of writ of
- vendoni issued by the clerk of the Marion Circuit
Court the the State of Indiana the relation of
Treasurer Jacob Lands Others will expose
public auction at the Court House door in the city Of ndanspo
lis in the county Of Marion, State of Indiana Friday the
18th of June D. 1851 between the hours of 10 O'clock
A. NJ and O'Clock, NJ the rents and profits for not
exceeding years. Of the lot number M and the
half of lot number eight 90 in number ~
i'm the city Indianapolis and the improvements thereon and
if will sell sufficient satisfy
amount demanded by said writ will at the time and
sale like simple of said proper
ty. Levied upon as the property of Caleb Scudder.
c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff of NJ C.
% BY J. NJ SHARPE. DepnfH
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Ctdtc ScuttnCl, Il w E4t
QUARTER, after July LIST
Alamo, Monigomeryco.
Alexandra, Madison CO.
Amity, johnson CO.
Alllscnville. Marion CO.
Anderson, Madison CO.
Augusta, Marion CO.
cambridge, Putnam CO.
Ballinger, Upton CO.
Beech Grove, Rush CO.
Belleville, Hendricks CO.
Berlin. Clinton co.
Bloomington, Monroe co.
Blue Ridge, Shelby ce.
Boxley, Hamilton CO.
Brand wine, Shelby CO.
Bridgeport, Marion CO.
Broad Ripple, Marion CO.
Brownsburgh. Hendricks CO.
Ca1iz, Henry co.
Carmel, Hamilton CO.
Carthage, Rush co.
Charlottesville, Hancock 20.
Chesterfield, Madison CO.
Cicero. Hamilton CO.
Clermont, Marion co.
Clover Dale, Putnam CO.
Columbus, Bartholomew CO.
Conn's Greek, Shelby CO.
Charlottesville, Montgomery co.
Cumberland, Marion CO.
Danville. Hendricks CO.
Darlington, Montgomery CO.
Dublin, Wayne co.
Eagle Village, Boone CO.
Eden, Hancock CO.
Edinburgh, johnson CO.
Elizabelhlown, Bartholomew CT
Far West, Johnson CO.
Flemings, Shelby CO.
Frankfort, Clinton CO.
Franklin, Johnson CO.
Pennington, Rush co.
Fincastle, Putnam CO.
Freeport, Shelby CO.
Germantown, Marion co.
Gosport, Owen CO.
Greencastle, Putnam co.
Goddard's, Rush CO.
Greenfield, Hancock co.
Greensboro. Henry CO.
Greensburgh, Decatur co.
Greenwood, johnson CO.
Hampton, Hendricks CO.
flanagan, Rush co.
Hensley, Johnson CO.
Herod, Bartholomew co.
Hope, Bartholomew CO.
Huntsville, Madison CO.
Jamestown, Boone co.
Jefferson, Clinton CO.
Kinder. Hancock co.
Kinnard, Hancock CO.
Kinks Y Roads, Clinton co.
Knightsiown, Henry co.
Ladoga, Montgomery CO.
Lawrence, Marion CO.
Lebanon, Boone co.
Leftover. Bartholomew CO.
Lewisville. Henry co.
Little Blue River. Shelby CO.
Manhattan. Putnam co.
Manila. Rush co.
MaEwarings, Shelby co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

OF An Irish clergyman's servant, having strong
desire to try his hand at pulpit oratory hanged, du-
ring the indisposition of his MASTER to get possession
of the pulpit The congregation was very large; so
large, indeed, that Pat who was ''unaccustomed to
public, speaking" stood in the pulpit, with his head
hung down, and looking as sheepish as possible.
Desperation at last inspired him with courage, and
about praching, ye had better come up here.''
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q To her virtues a little blind,
To her fauIf4 very a,,L,.J

G5=Religion recommends no frivolous or excess
i've care of ornaments, which always the indica
tons of vain and unchaste mind; but it is equally
remote from that grossness of sentiment which dis
gusts by its neglect
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

rY-FIVE CENTS PER
, 1851.
Marietta. Shelby CO.
Martinsville, Morgan CO.
Michiganiown, Clinton CO.
MiddIetown, Henry CO.
Monrovia, Morgan CO.
Mooresville, Morgan CO.
Morganiown, Morgan co.
Morristown, Shelby CO.
Moscow, Rush co
Mount Auburn, Shelby CO.
Mount Meridian, Putnam CO.
Mount Tabor, Monroe co.
lNewbenn, Bartholomew CO.
New Castle, Henry CO.
New Lancaster, Upton CO.
New Maysville, Putnam co.
New Ross, Montgomery CO.
New Salem, Rush CO.
New Warsaw. Bartholomew co.
New Winchester, Hendricks CO.
lNineveh, Johnson CO.
Noah, Shelby CO.
lNoblesville, Hamilton CO.
Mortified, Boone CO.
North Salem, Hendricks co.
Ogden, Henry CO.
Orange, Fayette CO.
Ovid, Madison CO.
Parkersburgh, Montgomery co.
Pendieton, Madison CO.
Penfieid, Hamilton CO.
Perkmsville, Madison CO.
Philadelphia, Hancock CO.
lPiketon, Marion co.
Pipe Creek. Madison CO.
Piusborc', Hendricks co.
}. Plain6eId, Hendricks co.
pleasant View, Shelby &c.
Poinsetf, Hamilton CO.
Putnamville. Putnam CO.
Raleigh, Rush CO.
RaysvIlle, Henry co.
Reese's Mill. Boone CO.
Richland, Rush CO.
Royalton. Boone co.
Rushville. Rush co.
Russellville, Putnam CO.
Saint Omer. Decatur CO.
Shielville, Hamilton co.
Shelbyville, Shelby CO.
Smelssr Mills, Rush co.
Southport, Marion CO.
Splceland, Henry CO.
Springiown, Hendricks co.
Spring Va ley, Marion CO.
Steele's, Rush co.
Stilesville, Hendricks CO.
Strawiown, Hamilton CO.
Sugar Creek, Hancock CO.
Sulphur Hill, Shelby CO.
Taylorsville. Clinton co.
Thornleysville, Boone co.
lThorniown, Boone co.
lTetersburgh, Upton CO
lTipion. Upton co.
West Undertook. Upton co.
West Salem, Morgan CO.
Warrington. Hancock CO.
Williamstown Decatur co.
Woodbury.. Madison CO.
Yellow Springs. Johnson Co.
Yorktown. Delaware co.
TOWNSVILLE, Montgomery CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

NEVER SATIsFIED.-Some people are never
content with their lot let what will happen. Clouds
and darkness are over their heads, alike whether it
rain or shine. To them every incident is an acct
dent and every accident calamity. Even when
ihey have their own way, they like it better than
your way, and, indeed consider their most voluntary
acts as matters Of compulsion. We a striking
illustration the other day of the infirmity are
speaking of, in the conduct of child about three
years old. He was crying because his mother shut
the parlor door. sPoor thing" said neighbor,
compassionately, ''you have shut the child out
'It's all the same to him. said the mother-"he
would cry if called him in and then shut the door, %
cts peculiarly of that boy, that if be is left rath
er suddenly on either side of a door, he considers
himself shut out, and rebels accordingly" There
older children who take the view of things.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

Grit is said that Barnum is in full chase after the
chap who helped his own wife at the dinner table in
preference TO another lady.
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0rSilence is privilege Of the grave, right of
the departed; LET him. therefore, who nfringes that
right by speaking publicly Of for, or against those
who cannot speak for themselves, take heed that he
open not his mouth without sufficient sanction.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDY!!
DR.. H. B. MYERS
EXTRACT OF
WILD CHERRY AND DANDELIoN

DR.. H. B. MYERS
EXTRACT OF
sARsAPARILLA WILD CHERRY AND DANDELIoN
For Purifying the BLO0d-AH Disorders of the Kidneys
And the Of disease arising from Impure Blood
vity Of the absorbents, dsordered DgestiOn-uch
Ship Fever Liver Complaints FeveTs Female Compisnts
Summer Complaints lmpOtency, Dyspepsia Nervous Afec-
lions, General Debility, &c.
This put up large containing twenty four
ounces 1t combines the properties Of Detergent Diuretc
while removes disease ceanses braces and strengthens
system It stronger better and cheaper than other sr
preventive Of disease the bad effects Of exposure mpudenee
excess
PREPARED BY DIR. H. B. MYER. BUFFALO. NY
For eUery disease cch thus Extract PROCESSES TO
tains ingredients chosen for their special adoption IFS
relief.
This valuable medicinal preparation operates
and Detergent Duretc and Tonic and in proper
Stomaohc and II pain rest and
relieves affections Generally increases
glands in particular manner. It is simple
Extract OF Sarsaparills but Compound combination of
modifying the effects Of the other and increasing its beneficial
tendency remedy powerful and healing in its action
the human frame, than any OF them separately
Entirely vegetable, formed speci-
fcsSaTsaparls Wild Cherry and Dsndeonit with the
by remedies Possessing combined all the
Landed virtues OF the greatest cleansing medicines il adds 9TH
TO some internal oganhus at Graduating the exist
disease cleansing portion Of the body and
ting and refreshing the system.
This Extract acts directly and kindly upon the blood which
pures and enrchespromoes healthy secretOns restores
uTe 1t supplies want of vital heat
diseases generally and gives 10 the invalid lasting
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRATIoN
Persons whose constitutions broken down. weakened
lost esh and muscular Strength and whose systems are
ally diseased cannot find better pleasant remedy
control the most corrupt states Of the blood when
that fluid is entirely vitiated
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

GA man down east has invented yellow specta-
cles, for making lard look like butter They are
great saving of expense, if worn while eating.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

CtANDIEsl CANDIES u CANDIES ,l.-we are msnufae-
~ turing and keep constantly hand large and superior
soTtm CANDY CONFECTIONERY, AND SYRUPS. which
country trade reduced cash prices liberal dis
the already reduced prices Wholesale Houses purchas
ing boxes a tins.
For stand, No. 40 Main street. Cincinnati Ohio
may16-y-ch4t GEO. MYERS & CO.
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- TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS-Now
VIZ fresh stock Queensware direct
1 from English Potee among which and very
M able patterns of common Goods, great variety also Tea
Sets of Flower Printed and Painted Paeswch offered
the City and Country trade river prices thus saving the puca
freight beakage forwarding charges
on OF prices JACOB IINDLEY,
maybe Craighead & Brownng's old stand.
NJ OTICE.-CENTRAL CANAL MANUFACTURING, HY-
- DRAULIC. AND WATER WORKS COMPANY OF IND-
ANAn pursuance of the requirements of the aforesaid of
corporation. Undersigned named
hereby notify their stockholders thai election of
Directors will take the Exchange city of New York.
Monday O'Clock, r. NJ. Those
cannot attend in person. will please send proxies.
FRANCIS A. CONWELI.
HENRY VAN BURGEN,
WILLIAM BURNETT
LUTHER G. BINGHAM
may15 DAVID F. WORCESTER.
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M ad River and Lake Nrie Railroad
SANDUSkY, TOLEDO, AND DETROIT.
SPRINGFIELD AND DAYTON! as1azzs n
CHANGE OF HOURS

AN and after Monday, April 2s 1851 and until notice.
" Passenger Train will Northern Depot Springfield
O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ, for Dayton stopping at
lIertzlers Enon, Osborn, and Kneislys
Returning vii! leave Dayton O'Clock, A NJ and o'clock,
Is min Z. NJ.
clock NJ Tram from Dayton connects with andus-
ky Tram and the O'clock Is min Nj, Tram, from DAYTON
with the through Train Detroit and Buffalo,
with the Aenia and Cincinnati Train.
Coaches consecon with this Train TO Charleston
neciCn win the Columbus and Xena Railroad.
Through in One Day, via sandusky, and by Steamer
TOLEDO
Passengers leaving Dayton by O'Clock min A. NJ Train
connects with Steamer for Toledo connecting To-
diana and Michigan
Fare reducedFrom Dayton Toledo FIVE dollars For nfor-
nation and Through Tickets please appy the Office Dayton
opposite Swaynes Hotel where Tcies
do, Detroit. Cleveland and Buffalo
Morning Tran leaving Springfield o'clack, passes
O'Clock, 20 min-Osbom, O'Clock, Is mnad Knesys
O'Clock. Returning, passes Kneisly's mn-Osbon
O'Clock, 30 min-and Enon, 9 O'Clock, so min
Afternoon Grain, leaving Spring Geld O'Clock p NJ passes
Enon al O'clock 20 mnOsbom, O'Clock, IS
s al clock Returning passes neis O'Clock, 30 mn
-Osborn 3 10 clock, IS mn-and Enon at 4 o'clock.
Fare from Dayton TO Springfield,
Fare from Dayton UrbaiIa, 25
Pare from Dayton South Charleston
Fare from Dayton West Liberty Observation-Disclosures. so
rae from layton 10 LIS
Fare from Dayton Sandusky City,
Fare from Dayton Toledo, $40
rare from layton 10 Detroit 30
Fare from Dayton Cleveland,
Dayton Buffalo,
70 Through Tickets 10 the above places, only obtained
Dayton Office, and on the Boats in returning
may21-3mo-w-d1aw E. +. OSBORN, Superintendent.
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or A land of liberty is a land of newspapers.
had rather have newspapers without Government,
said Jefferson, than a Government without newspa-
pers.
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JOHN OK ANE & SONS,
NEW BOOK STORE.

nEBATEs IN THE INDIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CON.
~ VENTIoN-2 For sale Office Of the State Sent
mel Price, % per volume, or 81 for the set. may13
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Y
THROAT has become the chief reliance Of the afflicted as
the certain known for the above complaints
cases Of Consumption also in diminished DOES Of the
mdes and most agreeable family medicines for coughs
and colds Read below the opinion Of who known
world, and the world respect their opinions.
From Professor HIrcHcocK:
c. Ayer-Sir: have used yeur "cherry Pecoral in
my own of deepseaed Bronchitis aud satisfied from
cemcal constitution that admirable compound for relief
or character eau be OF any service you liberty
you think proper EDWARD HITCHCOCK. LID,
President Of Amherst College
AYEns CHERRY PICTORIAL one of the most valuable pepaa
tons that has fallen under nouce After careful examination
and the fullest confidence in It's usefulness for coughs and lung
DR. BREWSTER of wdham Co., Conn., sends US the following
testimony:
Catane Cady highly respectable lady Of this village
Mr.. Seth Cady Deputy Sheriff wmdhsm Co. Connecticut The
ton. w. A. BREWSTER NJ D.
WEST KLLISsLH, c., Sept 2s. 1876.
This certify that was afflicted with cough in
Ayers Cherry Pecoral" CArHkRINE X. CADY.
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
DR. c. Aver, I0wel-Dear Sir. Feeling ander obligations IN
the yos report nv
which al liberty publish for the benef OF Last
many medicines obtaining relief was Obliged 40
business frequently raised blood could sleep an
use Of which Immediately commenced according TO directions
have purchased filth bottle am now
medicine s. STONE A
Principal Mt Hope Seminary.
From Dr. Bryant Druggist and Postmaster Chicopee Fails
Dr. c. Ayer-Dear Sir Enclosed please find remittance for all
the Che Pecoral last uheslsigy say M
medicine which cured many Of
Lung Complaints Our Physicians using extensively in their
Traly yours, DIN BRYANT.
Prepared BY c. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
juy2i-w CRAIGHEAD BROWNING. Druggists
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Lima, Ohio, August 10th, 1850.

From Doctor ALFRED KEsER. of Peru, Indiana:
DR. MYER-Dear Sir do certify that for the OF one year
acquainted with the effects Of yom Dandeon Wild
Cherry and Sasspaa having sold eighty hundred
from statement find be the ecaclous
medicine of the kind ever sold A. kElSER Nj. ID.
Peru, Indiana. July 9th, 1850
sale wholesale retail, by CRAIGHEAD& BROWNING,
Accents Iudiananois. ang2D-w
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Advertising for a Wife.

The I" Northern Islander" weekly paper, publish
ed at ST. James, Beaver Island Lake Michigan, by the
Mormons, contains the following advertisement:
GA WIFE WANTED.
"LADIEs: am in want of a good kind, and affection
ate companion. One that has sagacity enough learn
to play shrewd game of checkers cards Who
knows enough to wait upon herself, and too much to
wait One that will avoid, above all things in
Gods world speaking often other men, for although
naturally good natured, am liable to be thrown into
perfect tempest Of rage. by such unbecoming and out
rageous conduct. shall, however. allow her the priv
ilege Of occasionally conversing with such ones as
may name but she must be very careful tell me (if
presently every vord that said by both parties else
it will bring down my displeasure. To such wife
should be
ITO virtues little blind,
To her faults very Nnkind
For further particulars of my qualifications inquire
OF my guardian. OLD MILLS.
81 Beaver Island, Feb. A, 1851"
The Saints seem to be fond of fun, well other
people.
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CERTIFICATES OF DOCTORS.


DR. Myer constantly receiving testimonials the benefit
ed from the of medicine; only
satisfy any Of its healing The following letter from Dr.
DAVIS respectable and practice,
n the following
DIX MYER: The medicine ordered came hand safely.
that the medicine far used gives good satisfaction. II
and that others that will entirely supercede the
Townseid's trash Mrs Green vicinity
has been aborng the with
the different Of the day Even Cod Liver Old
benefit but find benefit from
Of the Dandelion, Wild Cherry, and SarsaTsrila
Truly yours, JOHN DAVIS, NJ, ID.
CHyahoga Falls, July 10, 1850.
From Doctor n B. Howard. of Li.ia, Ohio:
certify have sold your Ex
of Dandeon Wild Cherry. and arsapara for the last year.
and has given general satisfaction TO all who have used H.
N b. HOWARD, NJ D.
Lima, Ohio, August 18th, 1850.
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WX7HOLESALE CLOTHIERS-The subscribers desire call
w ing dealers READY MADE CLOTHING
Stock manufactured expressly the Southern
and Western rade comprising thing apperanng well
appointed Clothing Store. Terms liberal
MAHONY & KENNA,
dec24-2sw6m 50 and SO Ann Boston.