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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-02
THEY ARE WAYS RIGHT
DURYEE, FORSYTH s. CO.'S

Railroad Track and Depot Scales;
Coal Hay, and Cattle Scales;
Heavy Iron and Dormant Scales;
Wheat Hopper Scales;
PORTARHE, PLATFORM, AND COUNTER SCALES;
Ware house Trucks and Sugar Mills
Letter Copying Presses;
Patent Excavaiing Road Scrapers.
These Scales have been long and avorby known have been
accuracy and durability
Justly acknowledged STANDARD from which there
appeal HENRY 5. KELLOGG, Agent Indianapolis,
HILL ORBISON x Co, Agents Fl Wayne,
WIN. T. MUMFORD, Gen. Agent, Lafayette, Ind.
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DIED.

AT his residence in Fort Wayne Saturday evening last
G. WALrOLE, E<q- aged about 20 years.
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HNXCCUTORs NOTICE.-Nouce is hereby given that letters
of granted the undersigned by the
CLERK of the Probate county, Indiana the estate
Gueer late of said deceased All persons m
immediate and
those having present them properly authenticated for set
Element The estate solvent
~ JOHN BOWERS, So.
..na,-,vavv STEPHEN GUL.LEFER,i fAee"'o's
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HuAcKEREL-&op packages No Mackerel Just received an
vL for sale very cheap At " c. HANNA q CO. seaiz
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Rochester, Sept, IS, 1851.


This is the great and notable day Of the Fair. No
from it, without enlarged and COM
prehensive views of the resources and glory OF New
York and of some of her sister States The influence
cxerted here the minds of the mon will tell on the
prosperity and destiny of America.
The sun this morning with unusual splendor, and
the weather continued proptous and exhirating Such
clouds Of dust before raised in Roches
ter vicinity.
The articles for exhibition in manufacturers Hall are
well arranged and attracted the admrng gaze OF thou
sands Such display of costly fabrics, shaws, silks,
chandeliers ard stained glass. miniatures, embrod-
cries, and fancy articles of every description has sell
dom been Near this Hall is the tent allotted for
the especial accommodation of the Press, and the tent
of Hon John Delafeld, the President of the Society
Passing on, come to Floral Hail. which Is hlled
with the choicest products of the orchard vineyard and
flower garden nicely arranged with discriminating re-
gard to show and effect. OF flowers OF the most gor-
geous hues there is pleasing variety The central de-
sign unique, and looks natural and rural gnarled
oak above pyramid of rocks and on Its branches
many baskets Of fruit while the highest part oil II
is surmountcd by sheaf of grain. Outside OF this,
against the walls of the tent and reaching around the
circuit tables laden with fruit that would cause the
veriest epicure 10 rejoice.
Surrounding the halls, and midway between them, is
myriad of machines reapers corn shelters, straw
cutters stoves, among which is the one that caused the
great excitement at London during the Worlds Far,
churns plows. drills and miniature engines which ar
the attention of ALL whether competent to under
stand and appreciate them not.
In Dairy Hail. the display of wheat, butter, cheese,
The large of improved stock constitute one oil
the most interesting and important sights on the ground
noticed a number of heavy Dnrhains oil unmistakable
good qualities and OF Devons the finest collection IN the
State.
| Among others worthy Of more than mere passing
notice. there a Canadian Boil, pronounced by COM
mon sent, 10 he the most superb animal the
grounds But should enter into Details 1t would
stretch this sketch ad infnitum.
The horse has many noble representatives here, and
a number disporting in the crcusses
A number of locomotive engines are putting, and
ever and heard the shrl notes OF the steam
whistle
The display of poultry attacts the attention oil al
who are fond of g chicken fxins."
The Union race is thronged with lovers OF Fun
and several fast nags entered for the Of to-day
The Review will take place this afternoon at O'CLOCK
p. M.
Among the Lions in town, | noticed Senator;
Douglas and Seward Governors Hunt Wright. oil In
diana, and Patterson; Hon. WIN. Lyon Mckensie
Adam Furgerson Francis Granger, Generals Wool an'
Stevens w. NJ III.
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INDIANA UNIvERsTTY-rhe ensuing session Of Ibis Insiu

INDIANA UNIVERSITY-The ensuing session of this lnsiu-
ton will Thursday, the second day of October
cholera which evned Bloomington for about days
the College commencement has entirely disappeared and
the usual good health of the place already restored.
had respectable houses within reasonable
walk the University 81 week, and i'm the boarding club
ST. The usual charge in the village 81 so
week.
Two siulcnts county the State upon the appoint
privileges of the Uni
versiy without charge o: tuition.
The study Indiana University believed 10 be
extensive thoroughly pursued American College East
bring It's adyaI
taees within the number practicable.
DAVID II. MAXWELL. Prest.
Board Of Trustees
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n DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Noiice is hereby given that
"A letters granted me undersigned by Probate
Conf of Marion county, INDIANA The estate Of Peter w kooz
late of ad county All persons indebted said estate
are required immediate payment and those having claims
40 present them daily The estate SOL
WILLIAM " > 'oi'-'7o4'; 1~'" -
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a sTRoLooT-TIE CELEBRATED DIR. C. w. RoBAcK
u Professor Asiroogy, Astronomy Phrenoogy and Geon
cy combined with CONJURATION from SweleR Office No n
Locust street, Philadelphia offers bis services cirzeIis OF In
ana lie has been consulted by all The Europe
higher reputation hsrologer, than one living
calculated according Geomancy-ades
So Persons n distances can have their naivties dr, inv sr7
ing The iufe Of e day OF Their birth. containing the
move lee wa receive Immediate attention. and
any part OF the world written durable paper; prepared
10 make use OF his power by conuaon the following
cs Courshp advice for the ACCOMPLISHMENT
OF wealthy marriage be has the redeem Civ
en- To the Tree use OF the bottles
ne recovery OF stolen or lost properly purchasing
uckeis Thousands OF the abovenaed done IN
THIS and vicinity, and States 10 The full sa
on OF all lco0 NaiIvitcs Horoscopes during
The last four years le here Letters every
and will do weS call person. the mail now so safe
that need fear money through The Post OGe
DR. Roback from uoIhv a, las neye
missed one All eters will be reigouSy attended TO- as Aforesaid
For particulars call Office Sentinel and eel an
astrological Almanac. gratis c. w. ROBACK
No. 6, White street, New York Civ
70 BE particular the Post Office county and State
= relIe
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SsCYTHEs AND sNArHEs-
- 10 dozen Grain and Grass Scyshes
10 dozen Snaihes;
Received on consignment and for sa.e low. ny xx.vrr
junei4 nno"4>i>o " Nc -
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OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE

UHIU FEmALE CULLEuE
COLLEGE HILL. HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO
TUyIIE Female College will
Monday the 18th An efficient corps ofProies
been secured and department OF M
viii be ably led. The institution Is located at College
place noted elevated
healthy position scenery, well the excellent
and conmodous buildings have
FEMALE EDUCATION,
principal OF which, with S2OoO tuh
classical studies has been adopted upon the
completion Of which, young receive Diploma The ns
good Telescope Chemical and Philosopher
paratu and lectures with experiments given weekly TO
school The reasonable Letters OF inquiry
should Rev John Covert, College Ill., Hamilton Co.. D.
JOHN COVERT, PFes't.
SEPTEMBER LIST, 1851
Refeyeaoes-Ion John Mclean Rev Samuel w Fisher, Rev
T. A Mills Allen d. D. s. r. Cary ESQ., CINCINNATI Dr Jas
L. Allen. w. NJ Cheever, Tere Hauie; and
T. Babb Indianapolis sep9d2w2mw journal copy)
uDOwDER AND LEAD-Always on hand. A large quantity
II hest brands cheap for cash V. @. HANNA CO.'S.
sepf2
guyo TINNERs-we very cheap, complete SCI
A. NALTNER & CO.
! aue27- lsvl-s2w Opposite Cou House
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III Aw SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Aw SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY
This under the the Hon David Mcdonald
and VIM T. Otto It's superior advantages 10 gentlemen
entering Legal Profession generally known and ackow
edged.
Of this Law School embraces an The
branches Science Students examined day
and lectures daily delivered
Saturday which all the students
ercied III preparing readnes and arguing legal questions
The students divided casses-ie Junior anu tht
books of the Junior class Blackstone Com
Smith Contracts and Stephen
on Pleading: those class kets Commentaries
Chtty Peadng Geenef Evidence and Mifords Equity
law library provided for the use oil stuneh Dui ey must
furnish their books
Students attending this department for two sessions will IN the
discretion nj Faculy Trustees diplomas
praccmg will be entitled 10 them short Of that
time
The thirty dollars per session The graduation fee IS
FIVE dollars.
will the hs Monday OF
November ne H. and end the first of March following.
d. III. MAXWELL. Pres't,
Bloomington, Sept l. 1851 B. r. Ind UHireTsfy-
o-.v6y
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ROCHESTER, sept. IL, 1901.
The long expected much-dreaded rush and Jam CON-
menced this morning early hour. The streets
literally lined with carriages omnbuses and other vehi-
lucky pedestrian who is mingled with and entangled
among them The Fair grounds resemble, in same
spects, an extensive Military encampment The Star
Span9ed Banner in the breeze and the busy hum
OF many voices mnglng with sonl-inspring martial mu-
sic, and the sweet Ginning of the BELLS renders the
scene animating-its impression lasting.
Although see here to-day gracious Queen and
proud Nobility condescendlng to witness the progress
Of labor and the triumph of industry, yet there men
here who may Justly be called Natures Noblemcn, -
with such array Of Machines Engines ReaPers, Gull
tivators, Flows, Harrows, Drills, Horses Cows Sheep,
Poultry, Swine, Paintings, Portraits Musical lnstru
ments, Vegetables Fruits and Flowers before
was witnessed in America.
The show of cattle whose sleek sides denote full feed
ing and high breeding, is particularly fine, and is at
tracing the gaze and admiration OF the assembled thou
sands This is indeed proud day for all those direct
ly interested in the Improvement OF stock.
Outside of the enclosure are numberess tents and
booths filed with eatabIes and drnkables. Here also,
Sights, from Barnums Caravan to a Striped Pig
show
The weather is COOL and after the late hot weather is
extremely sourevivng.
Among the distinguished in town are Horace
Greeley, Lord Elgin and Gen. Webb.
Corinthan Hall is being decorated for the ap.
preaching State Fair Festival The President and Ca
bnet, Lord Elgn Governor Hunt, Senator Seward and
Jenny Lind, having received invitations, have sgnited
their intention OF being present. This will crown the
lestivity during the week, and prove gala day.
To-day the Union Races commence. and Will attract
W. M. II.
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Two coNTRACToRs-Seaed proposals will be received at
- The ohce OF the indianapolis and Belefonaine Railroad
pany until The hrsi day of October
heavy ection Of the road crossing River
Muncie and for building the bridge
At that point The bridge and the grading be completed by
hrs OF April next and be made half
half stock Separate bids will be received bridge and gau-
atom the bidder will specify how muck lneal foot he will
complete the BRIDGE and ut what price per cubic
ana ernbankm o. II. SMITH, Pres't
septl6-v3y journal and Statesman copv.1
SsT. MARY'S SEMINARY.-The Of this In
- siutlon will Monday,
TowN formerly OF Maine but recently from Greencae Ind will
assist the Rev Dr. CAMP
iofore BY order OF the whom NAV
made HON JAMES MORRISON, CHARLES COX,
WM. III. MORRISON MAJOR.
f. KITCHEN, ]. Ii MccuESNEY,
" c. HANNA, JAS b. CLE6G.
DIR GEO w. MEARS, aug9g-dxwrf
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New York State Agricultural Fair.
Correspondence Ofthe New York Journal of Commerce

Correspondence oil the New Journal OF COmmerce
ROCHESTER,, Sept. TO- 1851.
The day oil jubilee has come,--the annual exhibition
OF the progress and Improvement during the past year.
in Agriculture, Horticulture Manufactures Mechanics
and the Fine Arts, within the Empire, some of her
highly favored sister States. This may justly be called
the WORLDS Fair Of the New World as here in one in.
congruous mass, assembled worthy Dutchmen from
the valley OF the Mohawk. hardy of Western New
York, the most enterprising Canadians, Suckers and
Badgers from the iarof regions of Prairie Land with
such array OF CATTLE products oil the farm and dairy
machines, and implements OF all descriptions would
have filled honest John Bull with nexpressble wonder
and called forth tribute OF reclamation for the enter
prise and ingenuity Of this Universal Yankee Nation
This morning | visited the ground selected and inclo
sed for the fair. II and half miles South of Ro
chester, in high and romantic situation overlooking
the ripping Of the river and the spires and domcs
Of the City of the Genesee." The land formerly
temely uneven has been leveed and number of wells
sunk for the accommodation and refreshmen of and
beast.
Among the most prominent and noteworthy Halls
erected Manufactures, Mechanics and Floral; all
teemng with articles both ornamental and substantial.
This proud day for industry and talent for thou
sands have met here to witness and do honor them
The order Of Public Exercise is follows: The
grounds will be open for inspection Wednesday, On
Thursday is the review of the Rochester Battalion, by
Gov Hunt assisted by Gems Scott and Wool, the war
veterans of Lundy's Lane Buena Vista and Vera
Cruz. On Friday will be the award of premiums, and
the address of Senator Douglass the lille giant of West
Democracy, which will doubtless reflect credit upon
author and lustre the occasion of its delivery.
The streets filed with carriages running to and
from the fair. The influx of human and animal life has
however, but commenced Credit is due to the Pres-
dent Of the Society and the Executive Committee, for
their efficiency and public spirit All in and around the
grounJs is conducted with order truly admirable.
OF amusements we have no lack. Barnum will reap
golden harvest. Madam Bishop sings this evening in
Corinthan Hail. and while writing this, hear the en-
chanting melodies of that arfamcd English songstress
W M. H.
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UDowDER AND LEAD--Awsys on hand. A large quantity
ii hest brands cheap for cash V. C. HANNA CO.'S
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W will sealed until Saturday October L. ISL az
10 O'Clock Office the Treasurer for the de-
livery hundred good wood for the the Lg
laiuTe Of Indiana III its ensuing session
CHARLES u. TEST, Sec. Of State
JAMES p. DRAKE, Treasurer.
Z. w H. ELLIS, Auditor.
IN If-,rlvv
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-30
TIlIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS-
SECOND SESSION.
WASIIINGInN. Jan. 9


SENATE.-Mr. Seward offered pc
tition from the Quarterly Conference
Of the Wesleyan Methodists of New
York, for the repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law. Laid on the table.
MeS,r5. Dickinson, Seward, Miller,
and John Davis, presented petition, for
and agaii.t the amendment Of the Pat
ent Laws.
The French Spoliation bill, yester-
day ordered to be engrossed, was taken
up, read a third time, and passed.
Mr. Shields called up bills granting
the right Of way, and donations Of pub
lie lands TO Indiana, in the construction
Of a railroad from Jackson, Miss, to
Madison, Indiana.
Mr.. Underwood moved to amend, by
extending The grant to Indiana and HI
nois for a railroad from opposite Louis
Vile, TO AliOn. Ill.
Mes.rs. JefFer,on Davis and Walker
opposed TIA, amendment.
Mr. Dawson opposed both the bill and
the amendment.
Mr.. Seward supported both; Mr..
Underwood sustained the amendment.
Mr.. Walker opposed the whole prin-
c'plc Of grants. lie was in favor oil
giving all the public lands, without
charge, 10 actual settlers.
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wAnIrF PRosprcrs IN WAsnixd.
t.; - Washington, Jan. 27.-Thcrc
was a conference of the friends Of a
more diversified and balanced home
industry, at the Na'ional Hotel this
evening, to consider the subject Of
revision Of the tariff. About seventy
members Of Congress and others took
| part in it. A tariff amendment till
Of five sections was partially agreed
upon, though not perfected. These
sections provide
/. The valuation specified in tho
existing tariff shall be the actual
market valuation at tho time when,
and at the place whence, the goods
were exported, except for Iron. Iron
shall be assessed at the average Of
foreign values at the CHEZ points Of
expectation for the last ton years.
2. Iron shall pay duty of 40 per
cent (instead of the present duty Of
80 per cent? Bituminous coal the
same. Window Glass and Linsccl
Oil 80 per cent, Onow 20 per cent?
8. Wool, Raw SIX, Hemp, Cord
age, and Yarn, 10 per cent advance
on the present rates. present do.
ties, Wool, 80 per cent; Raw SIX,
10; Hemp, 80; Cordage. %; and
Hemp Yarn, 90 } Dye,tuhs to be
free. (Now varously 5, 10, and j.
per cent?
4. y board Of general appraiser,
on Mr.. Wintirop's plan Go insure
uniformity Of valuation and aEpraisc-
lAent throughout the Union,)
.. Extends the pre- sent privilege
Of warchousins to a term Of three
years. (Now one Year,
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WASHINGTON 1TEMs.- Ndsiia, ,.
ton, Jan. 27M.-The House Commit,
tee have agreed upon n plan for TIE
extension Of the Capitol, by addition.
al Wings on the North and South. -
The Senate Committee have no, vet
concurrcd, but they are expected tc
do so at the hcxt meeting.
The Intcligeneer Of tins NOR 2,
says that delegation from the, "er'
lean Colonization Society wa W,
on the Non. Daniel Wch,"r al'
urged him officially to recognize the
Republic Of Liberia. Mr.. Webster
addressed the delegation at some
length in favor of their proposition,
and referred the committee to Prcsi.
dent Fillmore, who Also spoke cacour
asinrly Of the proposition
The appointment of Minister to
Brazil has been definitely rendered to
Mr.. Schcnck, of Ohio, who has &C
copied, and will soon leave for Rio.
Cam! or. convicted Of manslaugh,cr
for killing Raglan, has been sentenced
TO s years Imprisonment the eN,en
, Of the law.
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r ALL ROAD SUPPER.

The Supper at the Franklin House
on Thursday evening was an occasion
long TO be remembered by those who
were fortunate enough to be in attend
ance. The invitations were confined
strictly to Rail Road men, and they be-
Ing a class pretty generally engrossed
i'll business, the number in attendance
was no, as large As had been anticipated,
although about one bundled were seat
ed al the lable-the greater portion be-
ing from the Western part of the State,
upon the lines Of the different Rail
roads mostly old friends and acQuain-
iances, aud the restraints generally felt
al public gatherings Of like charac-
ter under other circumstances, were no,
allowed TO mar HE festivities Of the oc-
casion.
/ The company repaired 10 the spa.
cious Dining Hall precisely at 10 o.
clock, aud did ample jus tice 10 the host
OF good things prepared for the occa
sion, And who could not; Never have
we seated ourselves at table more in.
willingly spread or more beautifully load
cd with the luxuries Of the season than
! that
MIR. Charles Prescott, Chief En-.
giueer and Superintendent Of he Rut
land and Washington Road, was called
10 the Chair, and Mr.. John Cain ap,
pointed Toast Master. After the clot!
was removed the following toas.s wer,
( given;
RtGrLAR ToAsTs.
|. IrTmont Rdlroads-.Though o.
recent origin, space only is needed tc
call them legion.
2. Raiiroads Of Hesern Jermou
-CniIed in interes, NAY they be united
III feeling.
8 The impassaDe barrier the
rociy r"mpaT's # Nh. HoHy, They
hare been overcome.
4 The Rutland i Burlington Rat,'
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DAIUt.kiiEOl lIES.

We would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement! o. Nj.
Gould in another column Of our paper.
We have seen several likenesses taken
by him. and do no, hesitate TO pronounce
them fully equal, il not superior TO any
we have ever seen. Mr. G., from the
success which has attended his efforts
50 far, has concluded 10 remain in town
few days longer. All, who intend
ever TO have their DaguerrcotyPes viii
do well to employ Mr.. g., as his speci'
mems show that he is n workman, "tlia
need not he ashamed" 7
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POST-OFFICE BILL IN THE
SENATE.
Correspondence Of Tie Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wed. Ian. ~

Washington, Wed. Jan. %.
understand that Cen. RUsK, Tho
Chairman Of the Committee on Post
Offices of the Senate. Will bring in some
material amendments To the fost-O Office
bill, as sent up from tie House. The
most material one Uf which will be the
substitution Of the rate Of three GEMS
for prepaid letters, and five cents for
those unpaid.
The public mind is scarcely made up,
he thinks, for any greater change than
this at present.
Another amendment will probably he
the substitution Of "A stamped enrelore
for the present mode Of stamps.
Ii appears that the Government -
dciraudrd to large amount by ind''id.
uals tearing of the present stamps and
using them over again, a piece Of fraud
which would be impossible with an "n.
velope stamped ON the paper composing
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Mr.. Nnngun cad when Gle ,,.no e .
giving Ihc public lands away sleuld a e..
rive, perhaps he would give to each Al.
clifton squa,,cr negro or two
The amendment va, then agreed %
yeas 81. nays 10.
The bill as amended wa, ordered r.
be cngrossed--. cas- ~. nays H..
The private calendar was tax on IN.
and five bills ordered to he enrros,ed
Mr. Hale moved an adjournment, until
Menday. Los.-yeas II, nay. 20.
Tho Senate finally adjourned III to.
morrow.
Horse,--The House went into Co.'s.
mii'ee on the private calendar SIEVE.
raj bills were acted UPON wi,hou, DE-.
bate.
When the Committee rose, urvnra,
of 40 private bills were passed, Al.
journed.