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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

THE CURRENTS OF THE OcEAN.-We learn
from the National Intelligence, that observations
have been going at the observatory with reference
10 this subject. The results reveal some most
derful phenomena.
Among these we informed that there is reason
to believe in the existence of current from the Red
Sea around Cape Horn, thence through the West In
dies and by the way of the Gulf Stream, to the En-
gish Channel and moreover, that this current from
the Red Sea divides itself the other side Of the Cape
of Good Hope; one part of which passes around this
Cape TO the West Indies, in the of the old
Providence bottle, while the other portion passes
south of New Holland, thence in southeast direc-
tion The regions of the ice, land of the Antarc-
tic Being here DETECTED, it returns TO the north, as
the ice-bearing current which enters the Atlantic on
this side of Cape Horn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
Walnut Leaves in the Cure of Disease.

DIR. Negrier, physician at Anglers, France has pub
lished statement of his success in the treatment
scrofulouS disease, in different FORMS by preparations
of walnut leaves He has tried the walnut leaves fol-
forms, 81 were completely cured, and there were
only four who appeared to have obtained advan-
tage.
The infusions Of the walnut tree leaves are made
by cutting them and infusing about good pinch be-
tween the thumb and fOre-iinger, in half pint OF
boiling water, and then sweetening il with sugar
TO grown person M. Negrier prescribed from two
three teacupsfull of this daily This medicine is
slightly aromatic bitter, is efficiency is nearly uni
form in scroulous disorders and ii is stated never to
have caused any unpleasant effects Haugments the
activity of circulation and DIGESTION and TO the func-
tons imparts much energy. 1t is supposed TO &C!
muscles become firm, and the skin acquires rud-
der hue. Dry leaves may be used throughout the
winter but syrup made of the green leaves is more
aromatic. A saye made of strong extract of the
leaves mixed along with clean lard, and few drops
of the oil Of bergamot is excellent for Sores
strong decocton of the leaves is excellent for wash
ing them.
The salutary effects of this medicine do not appear
a sudden-no visible effect may be noticed for %
days but perseverance in it, says NJ. Negrier will
certainly effect cure.
AS walnut-tree leaves plenty and cheap enough
in America and as the extract of them is in no way
dangerous nor unpleasant TO use; and as scrofula
cases not uncommon a trial of this simple medi-
cine should be made. In directing attention to il
good results may be expected It's our opinion that
every coutry has within its own borders those medi-
cnes best suited to the wants Of It's inhabitants-o
discover where and what those medicines should
engage the attention of physicians.-Sci Scientific
HHlericGn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29


n order that the liberal Congress passing
2sh September $780, uniting Bounty Land To certain officers
engaged in the Military If the
United be carried and every expense TO The War
ed by the gratitude country faithful and patriotic
and al the same time 10 the hardy and enepsng settlers
Public n The fruits Of their industry and prvaions the
That pabic Public Lands subject
10 private entry 10 come FORWARD am me ne Decaaoy sae
provenen required 4h September,
ISL their pre- empion rights and ner
ence by the location Of these warrants o..
thai all may be located upon The land applied for
as 10 whether said anais improved not having
ocaied said shall remain IN The hands tbs Land Oricers
forty days If the end Of tina, time tnere interference
returned this Office for paiening bat there Is
such interference new location viii be made
their their preempiion
rights proclaimed and offered public
March, ISL and where the minimum price OF the land
dollar and twenty hive ctn per acre. can pay ~ cast
the difference land and the amount covered
by estimating the 81 25 No pre-
rights attach 10 the alternate sections reserved TO The United
states along the routes Of Railroads or Canals.
Where application made this Office by the Wouanee 10 To-
cate the me appea r aes one when he wishes he oea
made and where the tract speched would he Wen oes
rate several others the order which they are desired That m
located upon first of the others which may be vacant without
before an officer competent administer oais that he the de
tcal person accompany the app
caion The same ru complied application
bv letter Is made 10 The District Land Officers APP
pca,on is made by the Attorney Guardian, Executor, &c the
duly certified OF Their authority act must also accom-
By clause in the list sec,ien making approprs
lions for the support Of the Government r the sca year ending
warrant Bounty ssued under the Ae Of 2h September
1880 other Ac Of Congress- shall be located
any land which had heretofore been brought INTO market and
then subject 10 private entry THAI lend be located under
the Bounty 2s,h September 1850. other law
s@ I'd sIa as p s 10 sss he March, ISL
sprl6-6wlw) j. boi Ihhrihbp eomh'1s'oheI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

0r"We are fearfully and wonderfully made, >
said Mrs Darlington, after she had stood for long
time contemplating the Aztec children. Her hand:
were resting upon the back of chair as she said
this, and she made the observation aloud, that a
tall gentleman stopped to get look under the black
bonnet He thought she spoke to him. "We are
fearfully and wonderfully made,'' continued She
Especially some of US The ways of Providence is
past finding out, and don't know what these Hay
stack children made for, no we don't know
why the fishy mermaid was made, or the man in the
lies, and great curiosies they are be sure moth
ing but Providence could make anything curiouser,
unless Mr.. Barnum should try. don't know what
to make of 'em; human natur' Pm certain never
came done up in such queer wrapper this before.
They say they are distended from the Haystacks,
long ago gone TO grass. Ard Ike" said she turning
TO the boy who was teazing Max with stick Ike,
look upon 'em and pray that you may never be born
so."-AIbany Knicksrbocker.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
srArE On InnIANA HANcooK COUNTY.

IN The TERM, A D. ISL
Petition sell Real Estate
John Foster Administrator with the will annexed OF
William EisbeTy, deceased vs. Lew Elsberry,
Jackson Elbcrry Fishery. David Esberry Benton Els
Rebecca Esbery, Robeu Esberry, William bsberry,
Solomon T. Kaubie. ana Carissa kauble his wife
ER il kaoWn that Goth day OF May, A ID, ISL John
D Foster Administrator. &c said estate filed IN the Office Of
his petition the above
sale OF the real estate OF d deceased TO WI
The Or, 9, T. Is, r. u Ehf n F. or, lo
II IS r :. T. D. Or. L. or :. 10, Il Is r. T. and W.
hi. Dr. Is T. all 2o5 acres, IN The county Of
anco aoresaor the payment OF The debts Of ao
deceen and 10 distribution The SAID heirs and also
affidavit Interested person. showing that the said Solomon
and David Esberys not
of the Of Indiana The SAID Solomon hauoie sna
Clarssa his wife and Fishery therefore hereby nohed
filing tendency Of sad petition. aud that the same F DC
the Hancock Probate Court 10 be held at
Court Greenfield in said county, on the h Monday
Of August Attest WILLIAM SbbAS ilAn,
X. A RILEY, Any for Petitioner. Clerk H.f.C-
-l.rLnu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
A. L. WHEELER.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 26.
Fist fight Yesterday morning the National Hotel be-
tween A j. Dalles, Government Clerk and A. Howe,
merchant. Dallas worsted. In the afternoon Dallas
challenged Howe and both Badcnsburg, follow
ed by friends They arrested and both held bail
this morning. Howe refusing to recognize Dallas
gentleman there having been previously money diff
Guilty between them.
to take charge Of the Macon Post Office, Georgia. until
the appointment Of Successor The late Post Master
had absconded. The Post Master General don't return
till Saturday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From the Dublin University Magazine
Welcome as Flowers in May.

At days declining maid sat twining
A garland shining with wild flowers gay;
But her heart it sore and the swelled DER
Her eye at the door. that eve in May
"And take" she cried to her young hearts pride,
From your plighted bride, on this holy day,
true love-token of fond vows spoken
That may not be broken-ihese flowers OF May.
SIN life and death, if you hold to your faith,
Keep ever this wreath, twill be sweet in decay;
Come poor or with wealth. in sickness health,
To my heart you'll be welcome flowers in May.
"Yet oh il ever, when wide seas sever
Our hearts you waver in faith to me,
true Irish maid will upbraid
Affections beuayed-from that hour you're free.
al set small store upon golden ore,
love you the for your wealth from the sea;
The hand that VIII toll on own loved SOIL
Free from crime from SPOIL is the hand for mel"
The blessing half spoken, her fast tears spoke,
And strong sobs broke the young mans prayer
One bleeding Of hearts and the youth Departs
The maid weeps alone in the silent air.
Full many score that young maid counted DER
of day-dawns and night-fals-a year to the day;
When sadly once MORE at the seat by the door,
Stood youth before, that in May.
For the love of that maid, wherever he strayed,
Kept his soul from stain and his hands from guilt
Like an angel from God, till his feet retrod
The cherish sod where his first love dwelt.
81 brin. You no store of the bright gold ore,
But, poor before, return to decay;
For my bride I've no wealth but broken in health
Hopes withered and dead these flowers of May"
The maiden has prest her true love to her breast,
Her joyful haste doubts delay;
In his she signs, IT'S yourself prize,
To my heart you iceIeOms as aO'osrs in Nay"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From Washingfou.

WASHINGTON, May %.
The Republic Of this morning publishes the seventh
of the United States complete, exhibiting, also
apPoronmeRt OF Representatives in Congress. Totai
population % PSI 49S. Representative population q
1872 625. Whole number OF Representatives 23I
The following States each have a member added O
the former OF Representatives: Alabama, Con-
neeteur, Delaware Florida, Georgia. Indiana Ken
lucky Massachusetts, Mary land, Missouri New York
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Texas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
az EMovAL-NEw WHOLESALE BOOK AND STA.
IS TIONERY ROOMS IN INV YORK-MASON G. LAW

az EMOVAL-NEW WHOLESALE BOOK AND STA
ia TIONERY ROOMS IN NEW YORK.-MASON & LAW,
established house OF HUNTINGTON q SAVAGE
Publishers of School and Music Books and Jobbes Of Books and
stationery gensay have removed from Their Old LOCATION 70 e
commodious WareRoom Just compieied No - rsrH
old Park Theatre opposite The Asor House,
they prepared full stock and very complete asso
every thing line, which they invite the attention
of purchasers.
Being themselves publishers Of number 81 tue most popular
School ana Music Books in use and West and having
general facilities they enabled TO or u
SURPASSED inducements and the Trade generally.
Their stock embraces School, uscsl Medical 1beoosca aa
Miscellaneous every variety blank Books OF all sizes she
Memorandum sc
French English, and American Letter Cap, and Note
from the best manufacturers tseiheT WIN NI co"e
stock OF Foreign and Domestic Stationery
They respectfully lie attention of Booksellers ana ohet
purchasers prices feeling confident that they VIII
Win ~ IT. Il ~ may2o-7wtw1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
CINCINNATI MARKET.

OlscIsNAIl, Ma! Il
FLoUR-Heavy; Sales 100 bbs at $685. lo5 do al 50 40
PRovsSsSaes OF $50 canvascd HAMS al SEC
loose; and 100 terces dried beef in lots at Zoe.
wmsKY-Saes Of 100 bbs om canal 17tc IS DO 17lc e.
canal &c do from railroad and sOs do from river, at
172c and lcO do from wagons al i7fc.
CHEEsE-Saes $50 boxes selected 6e and 900 do do at &C.
ToBAccoSaes boxes No Va 43; % do No2 al SOi $50
do common, a pc; and II do a saIne-demaid good
CorFKK-Saes of $50 bags fair RIO 9lc and 90 do eis
more enquiry morning. disposition operate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

Gz=Pride, poverty and pleasure the three prime
weavers of the great web of modern dsease-the
three weird sisters whose nimble fingers cease
from spinning 1t is pride which makes men ex-
haust their living energies with the menlaloineces-
sary to elevate them in the scale of society, OF 10
maintain their present position. tits poverty which
too often entails vice, crime, filthy habits, debauche-
ry reckessness, squalid destitution and semi-star
walton, or at the best, excessive labor; and it is
pleasure who never withdraws her spurs from the
sides of youth dIeness and wealth, until they drop
exhausted by the race; and she there leaves them
until disease picks them up and carries them home.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From PhiladeIphia.

PHILA DELPHIA, Nav 81
Steamer Ohio coming up from the Baltimore about
O'Clock last night, into by the Commodore Stock
ton The former sunk her hurricane deck in 20 min
utes The Ohio afterwards towed shoa
ter. Two dead bodies were tound Mr. a, E. Taylor Of
Brooklyn and Mr.. Shutter of Baltimore,
The steamship Ohio arrived with mails from Califor-
MIA with later dates than by the FL Dorado. She is
now coming up the bay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From Boston.

BosToN May 26.
Nalhan Creary, soap manufacturer found dead in
bed this morning at the Central House.
j. W. Baxter formerly broker Of this city, committed
suicide last night in Lawrence by shooting himself
The line Of propeller steamers between this city
and Liverpool commence running the first OF July
The New York Methodist Church case is resumed
Choate commences bis argnment for defendants.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

How MEN SHOULD TREAT WoMEN-A Per
sian gives the following instructions this impor
tant point:
"When thou art married, seek to please thy wife
but listen not TO all she says From mans right side
a rib was taken to form woman and never wa.
there rib quite straight 1t breaks but bends
not Since then il is plain that crooked is woman's
temper forgive her faults and blame her not; LEI
her anger thee, nor correction use, it is vain to
straighten that which is crooked"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
w. MAURY & CO. MANAGERS
X. ARMSTRONG;, Sole Agent. wheeling, va
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1851.
c,r.rr rnr1nrrrpv

Draws every Tuesday Thursday. Saturday hronehout the
month of June 1851 AceTt6cae Of package OF 70 whole ckeD
address vosr orders 10 r. ARMSTRONG, Agent.
= Wheeling, Va
onongaa 3 Is-s1-7o half ticket 600 sent 10 CINCINNATI
Delaware Class 90 $50 whole ticket $1,000 sent 70 AdephaI
Monongaia prizes each Of a OOO-Ap l2s leol
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
Private Dispatches.

FEcEEEEs, May "a.
A. Fl. BRowFs-At the Bloomfield Convention, on the
2lst, Col. GoRMAE nominated the FIRST ballot.
The Convention harmonious Eight counties repre-
sented- Carr present.
JOHN r. JONES.
PLYMOUTH May %, 1851.
A. H. BEowE=-G. N. FITcH was nominated unani-
mously, and win be elected.
A. L. WHEELER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May %.
A destructive fire occurred on Smiths Wharf Two
large houses occupied by Chas. Pendergrass ship
ping merchant, solomon GRAY, PARROT & Co. sail
makers, and James S. Pendergrass Commission mer-
chant, entirely consumed. Loss considerable
mostly insured Shipping in the dock much dan
ger, and had TO be removed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, s.
liz rnr MARIox cIRcuIr couRr, JuSK TKRN, A. D. lsol

~ for
Margaret Damron Samuel Damron
UDE known that on the 81 day May ID, loSl the above
ED named 6ed her Bill for Divorce m me above en-
Clerk the Marion Crcnn Court
dalso that SAID Defendant
Samuel Damrun i mi resident Of the Stale o. Indiana The
sand Defendant Is therefore hereby notified OF the fling and pend
OF sad Bill and appear plead
denur to sad Bill Of the Of said Marion
Circuit Court begun aud held The Court House m daap
lis Second Monday JAKE nex ihe sad b and me mat
things contained will be fead and deiernnea IN
his absence WM SIENAttl- tierk-
BRowN & Mckenzie Soils. for Compl't. mays-3wtwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-The suit
; scriher offers for sale his Farm containing sboas go acres
ill 100 cear and Ia high state Of cultivation the balance wei
There is Saw and Grisi MIL permanent stream
which through the property and may t
out INTO successful operation By sisi outlay l beng Ted by
srrinrs} There also excellent DTcAnris
This properly situated indianapolis and Peru state Road
and from NohieSyae TIE comfy sest O.
Ila ton county Railroad has been completed Tbs
nm Is well adapted raisg Of stock, nbeps well supPe
with Springs.
For further subscriber The premises
or IL BY letter. post paid, 70 Sra'vtown Post Once
srr1e- exf.vi IS D 7f TIMOTHY o rfAHoNEY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 90
man named Shaw arrested IN Charleston on
Saturday, charged with being concerned the murder
Ol Casden family The made the oath
Of person who says Shaw told him all the plans Tor the
Shaw cOniesses that Taylor, Shelden, and him.
self were present when tile murder committed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS.
In THE PRoRArE CoURr OF MARION County,
April Term, A D., ISL

Petition for the sale Of Real Estate.
Eli sulsrove Administrator de Eonfs mon Lewis G. Powell
Hand, Henry Green Mundy
Powell Francis Powell William Powell
James Powell Sinclair Powell John Powell and John Snow
Up II known 25h day April, A D. ISL al he
y April Term q SAID couIi appeared 20 The sissnon OF
the N he above e1
lied case that me defendants Elizabeth Hand and Isaiah Hand and
Francis Powell Sinclair Powell residents OF the State Of
ordered by said Court that notice Of the
tendency petition be given sad DEFENDANTS
The attendants therefore hereby notified Of the ming ana
said petition, The hrst day Of ne next Term
and held the CouT House IN NE
Indianapolis Monday May then me mat
ters and things conaned viii be bed as true and taken a.
confessed as said defendants. +.
order of the Court WI SIBWAhI, Cierk-
JouS ca rx Au'y for Petitioner mays -5sstvl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

NJ sold their entire stock Of Groceries, 70 ~
~ PuTPPs has purchased large sock a NV
GOODS IN addition has assortment corpiefe
He opening in his old stand nearly op2ose INC esAt V"
Han. Wright House.
Goods low and WI be sid al wholesale
retail them than they can he bought
cncnnai New Orleans. ard hrouefo ns Place lou can
call viii be pleased you y n ftitflS-
b Ivant 10 buy pounds Racon 10000 pounds Land
Scef Meal HueT. Eggs ans at kinds q
nury prndoce bought and sold W l. n T. nayo7S"t"l
- IcEio ierces prime csrra n Rice Just Teesised and
70 ar sale by BROWNING MAYER arfS
LroANT MATS dcz Nos and 3 IN good crder f's SEE
"A h~ sTuRPHET- TEAL a co.
isroe Nrsonie Hal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

Hon. Mrs. NoRros has never written
more sweet and graceful than these stani
"The 1Iurmur Of the She'll"
Asailor LEFT his native land.
A simple gin he gave;
A sea-she.l gathered by his hand.
From out the ripping wave.
Oh, love, by this remember mel
Far inland thou must dwell,
But thou shalt hear the sounding sea-
In the murmer of the shell.
All, woe is me with tatter'd sail
The ship is wildly tost
drowning ery is on the gale,
They sink-and all are lost
While happy yet. untouched BY fear,
Repeating his farewell,
Poor Mary smiles, and loves to hear
The murmur of the she'll.
The tidings wrecked her simple brain;
And smiling now she goes,
mad girl-reckless of her pain
Unconscious OF her woes;
But when they ring the villege chimes.
That tolrd the lovers knell,
She signs, and says she hears at times
Death music in the she'll
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From Boston.

BosToN May 20.
The election in the d Congressional District has
suited IN the election OF Robert Rantou Ireesoiler, by
plurality OF 900 votes In the 4th district, Thomp-
son, wing chosen, by plurality not exceeding 100
votes. Few from 9TH district Indicate return OF
Bishop, the coalition candidate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From Albany.
ALBANY. Nav 20.

ALBANY, May 70
Daniel Webster will arrive here tomorrow, aud will,
by leading Wings and Democrats, speak al
Capitol Wednesday nOOn and Ia tue evening par
take oil dinner Congress Hall, by invitation oI the
youn1 men of the city,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May %.
Mr.. Fillmore arrived IN the city between aud two
O'Clock, from his New York tour. He proceeded i'm
mediaiely from Walnut street wharf to Dock street
wharf where he took the o'clock boat for Baltimore.
He will arrive in Washington tomorrow morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

TAXING THE VEIL-"'What say you to taking
the yeil:'' said Catholic to his young wife.
al am content" she replied, provided you gel
me new bonnet with ito
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

'John I'd like to bet you three to one, that
can spell barrel with one letter."
well I'll take you.''
StNow, then, John, if you were to write the word
YOURSELF and had but little room to do ii in, wouldn't
you think bare L would be enough? Z"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

CTThe editor of one of the Maine papers says that
he has had pair OF boots given him which were so
tight that they came very near making him Uni
versalist because he received his punishment as he
tceat along.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

0<TDr. Johnson compared pla intiffand defendant
in action at law, to two ducking their heads In
bucket, and daring each other to remain longest
under water.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

05-Jack Frost fell in love with flower, and he
said, s'wilt thou''-and it wilted. The flower girl
said 10 the ladies, 'come buy"-and they went by.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29
From Baltimore.
Gen. Scott and family arrived this morning.
Arrival of the

Arrival of the Canada
The Canada is inst teegraphed of Halifax. She will
be at her wharf about o'clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

GA wise man will never rust out. As long as
be can move and breathe, he will be doing something
for himself his neighbor, or for posterity-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

OF A few words, however unskilfully arranged,
vet uttered in soft tone, are found to possess a
magic influence. -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

OEFLove inspires courage and hope, and thus i
ubly the giver and the preserver of life.