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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23
GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDYti
DIR. H. B. MYERS
EXTRACT


For Purifying che BlOOd-AH Disorders Of the Kidneys.
the every disease arising from Impure Blood nae
Bilious Diseases Consumption Dropsies, Gravel scroials
Ship Fever Liver Complaints, Feyes, Female Complaints
tons, General Debility. &c.
This Extract put up in large bottles containing twenty
combines the properties of Detergent Dinrete
and Tonic Cures without Pans gps n o. ne
system stronger better and cheaper than other ar
tbs bad effects OF imPrudenes
PREPARED BY DR. II. B. MYRR, BUFFALO. n. Y.
For eDerE disease irc this Extract processes 10
tains ingredients chosen for their special adoption 20 us
relief.
This valuable medicinal preparation operates Alternative
Detergent Diuetic and Tonic and in proper
relieves nervous saeeons Generally expressed il Increases
all the secetons and excretons and exees action In the
Extract Of sarsapsra," but Compound combination Of
modifying the effects Of the other and increasing its beneficial
tendency remedy more powerful and healing In Its action on
Entirely vegetable and formed with basis OF the best seei
cssarsapaa Wild Cherry and Dandeliont acts with the
OF the mes restorative YET produces results anreahed
By the most violent remedies Possessing Combined all the
gently acting the Kidneys having particular refer
internal organthus al once Graduating the exist
ing disease cleansing every portion Of the body and rsnovs
This Extract acts directly and kindly upon the blood
il pures and enrchep0motes healthy secreOns restores
81 n% s VAN, nT xitsI hsat or nrvavs ~
diseases generally and gives TO the invalid lasting
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRosTRArIoN
whose constitutions broken down. weakened and
debtated who have declined i'm mental and power
esh and muscular strength and whose systems
ally diseased hnd better pleasant remedy
Myers Sarsaps Wild Cherry and Dandei0n has perfect
the corrupt Of the bloed, when
that fluid is entirely vtated
Tie following among many that
citizens this State
We have been selling DR. Myers ssrsaparia, Wild cheS
Dandeon for several months and hesitate In
saving believe the best public
for any arrangement decay the system whatever
il may appear We have extraordinary benefits nom It's
would recommend IL 10 the those sboEng under
any of the diseases which IL = recommended.
G. J. ALLISON & CO., Druggists
TeTTe Haute, August S, 1850
Price 81 per bottle; or six bottles for SIS.
For sale wholesale and retail by CRAlGHEAD BROWN
ING, Agents. Indianapolis sug20-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

q DMINIsTRAToR'S NOTICE-The undersigned has taken
out Letters Administration from the Probate Court Of Ma
lion county, Indiana Anthony Define of SAID
county All indebted said requested
all having claims
said requested them duly authenticated for
clement. Said estate is probably solvent.
CHRISTINA DEFINE,
m1li-3w(w) Administrative.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23
Approved January I6, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ga-e the for purposes an
District No Sersa TolcashiP Thirtyrss North Range
Fourteen East, De Kalb county
General Assembly of State of
Indiana That all orders for the of
for school heretofore made BY the qualified Of Dis
number Seven, Townsphp Thrtyhree North Range
Fourteen East De Kalb county, be and the hereby
galized.
SEC This take effect and be in force from
passage r DUMONT,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives
JAS. ii. LANE,
President of the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23
EASY ROAD 10 wEALrH-wn h. -,

- EASY ROAD TO wEALTH-wM he sold al public
ISL on nv M SmS s sssa 1 o no, S' rsvFR
STAND and valuable FARMS OF the late JOHN BALLARD, de-
onI ma The % q a OF cGgny 5uBSd 6
Railroad passes forming good site and likely be occupied
for Depot the adjoining the Tavern lots The fork
the stable Iot There * Barn and sSe and de s e
Spring Of water on the lots and perhaps the best stand on these
The Farms of forty acres including the Tavern
be valuable lay of lots and sixty
on the west side Of the creek good portion Of which under cult
qualify and good , saw and gT mill adjoining
two ihree and will be sold whole or in separate parcels 10 suit
purchasers.
money the time Of sale and the balance in equal pay
menis with good freehold security.
SAMUEL sTARBUcK, Executors
l9Ih month, Deca l2ll, Is5O.-tslwl
q DEMONSTRATORS sALE-The undersigned as Admins.
N Anthony Define late OF Marion county
Indiana deceased WILL Saturday the 18Th day February 1851
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock p NJ pur
sale public auction, the CsuHouse door the city Of In
and Rsbnn s 6n Of Block No ~ adjoining The tSST
indianapolis lands donated the United States
Of the Undersigned as widow Of sad deceased
7.s Of Ssl.-oneiird Of the purchase money to be Paid
hand One-hird months and nehrd IN IL months from the day
sale The purchaser to give his notes 10 secure The de-
date and payable without relief Whatever from valuation
The undersigned will 81 at the same time and place and upon
the purchaser get the entire fee. CHRISTINA DEFINE
ianll-iw(w) Administrative
NJ OTICE-Phc nece lie hereby given that Inled States Mill
rary Land Warrant No 1864 for l6O issued April 18th,
1913 The undersigned private Captain Crawiord Company
LIST Regiment Indiana Volunteers, has been lost and believed
be desroyes and that The 18th day OF March ISL shall &c
mand from The Commissioner of Pensions duplicate Of said cer6
cate ianls-6wlul MILTON BLAND
NTOTICE-Putc notice hereby given United Mill
tary Land Warrant No II fer leo acres ssued April 10h
1913 the undersigned private Captain LAWYERS Company
deroSe and iha on the 18th day OF March ISL shall demand
the Pensions duplicate
janls-6wtw) JESSE +. GRAYSON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23
Approved January Is, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT abolish Office School COUNTY
i M0gcn
SECTION Be General Assembly of the
Indiana That the ce OF School Commissioner for the county
Morgan be the hereby abolished and
said Office be and hereby transferred the Auditor and Treasu
Of said county, to be by them respectively dons and performed
according law without additional therefor
SEC Said Auditor and Treasurer be governed all
peci the discharge Of the duties herein conferred upon Them
the laws governing the School Commissioner OF
county.
This be in force and take effect from after the 18th
day of March, 1851 and hereby made the duty Of the
without delay certified copy of this
Auditor OF said county.
SEC a. All laws contrayenng the provisions of this act be and
the hereby repealed
+. DUMONT,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
JAS H. LANE,
Dr. Nalfsba
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

Jasper White and Howard shall week each, each
thereof, if the business thereof require
J. All Court said Circuit and all
other persons concerned shall take OF this all
and notices which may been issued
the taking effect relation pending
Court said Circuit shall be retuniable the first day
the said Courts fixed this and all recogniz-
moons rules, and other proceedings which,
the taking effect OF this shall be pending Of said
shall be upon this had
the they taken issued
SEC a. AL acts, conravenng the provisions
this act, be and the hereby repealed
SEC s. This shall take effect and be force from and after
and hereby made the duty the Secretary
forward Clerk Of the Circuit Courts said Circuit
certified copy Of this without delay
E. DUMONT,
Speaker o OF Representative.
JAS. III. LANE,
President of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

TuNHE uniform which has attended the this prepare
saluary efect-is power relieve and aec
tons OF the lungs have gained Tor celebrity equaed BY no oihe
yues and full belief that will subdue and remove the
disease upon the throat and lungs These results
medical men and phianhopisls opinion
OF CHERRY PICTORIAL may be seen in the following
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ d.
Prof Surgery, Med College, Nelr York,
pleasure certify value efficacy
CHERRY PICTORIAL which consider peculiarly adapted TO
cure diseases of the Throat and Lungs
THE RT REV LORD BISHOP FIELD.
letter his friend who fast sinking under affection
cine give relief with the blessing of God that WILL
CHIEF JUSTICE EUSTIS,
several severe attacks OF CrOnp by The CHERRY PICTORIAL
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
The Canadian Journal Of Medical Science
climate has yielded with surprising rapdy TO Ayers CHERRY
PICTORIAL and strongly recommend tins skiul
to the Profession and public generally
HARTFORD. Jan &C. lsa7
Dr. J. c. Ayer-Dear Sr:Having been painful
you acknowledgment only justice you but
the information of others in like affection
splitting of blood violent cough and prouse night fol-
lowed and fastened became emacaed could not sleep
distressed by cough and pain through my chest and IN
short had all the alarming symptoms of quick consumption 70
all provdenlaiy
your CHERRY PICTORIAL which relieved and has
eufeo me- i0"'' WIN Albany n y April H. is4s
Dr. Aver Lowsll-Dear Sir- have for years been afflicted
with Asthma the fon that have been obliged TO sleep
chair the being unable breathe
bed. had tried many medicines, until
my Physician pescibed experiment. your CHERRY Pee
ToRAL
AT frsi seemed worse in less a week be-
gan experience the gratifying relief from lis and
four weeks the disease entirely removed can sleep on my
bed with comfort and enjoy state OF health which had never x
peced 10 enjoy GEOhuE . fAhhANi-
juys4w CRAfGHEAD & BROWNING, Druggists.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23
Approved January 10, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT

TreLth Judicial Circuit
Be enacted By the General assembly Of he STATE
Judicial Circuit for the year 1851 shall be held follows the
he Adams cn Court on ON ne e e Sd Tuy IN
March the Wells Circuit Court the fourth Tuesday in March
Whitley Circuit Court on the second Tuesday in April The No
BILE Circuit Court the second Monday April the La Grange
Circuit Cou the third Monday in April the Steuben Circuit
Court on The fourth Monday OF Ar and the DE kab Circuit
All process any
respective counties aforesaid the times heretofore fixed for holding
days Courts
ed by this ac and all parties and officers hereby
qured take notice Of the changes OF The said Courts
SIC J. business next July term the Allen Circuit
Court shall be confined to taking rules hearing and deciding
tions and settling law.
SEC shall be the duty OF the Secretary Stale forward
copy OF this each OF the Clerks OF the Circuit Courts the
sEc s. force, from after the
filing the Same in the Clerks Office the respective Courts aforesaid
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
JAS ii. LANE,
President The Senate
Approved january I5 ISL.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT defining the duties Of COuaty Treasurer Of Lake
county.
SECTION Be enacted by The General Assembly Of the State "
Lraia@S That shall not ?; oga0y The and Col
purpose collecting and receiving the unless the
board County Commissioners OF said county SHALL order him
10 do
be and passage
all laws and parts law. conflicting with this hereby
T. DUM0NT,
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
JAS. n. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January L. 1851
JOSEPH A WRIGHT.
AN ACT pTOrd> for the Of The the school lac 10
The Office the Secretary OF
Be enacted by General Assembly the
Indiana That snail be the duty of the Auditors OF the several
counties of the certify forthwith, Secretary of State
the school 1850.
ary shall forthwith certify this law 10 said Auditors
Said Auditors shall include their the Secretary
Of Stale the result Of all said school law hereafter made
SEC g. This be and aner its
f. DUMONT,
Speaker of the House Of Representative.
JAS. III. LANE,
President OF the Senate.
Approved January 16 1851.
i JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT 10 rerire certain therein nanled.
SECTION l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Indiana That entitled an provide for the opening
repairing Roads and highways and the counties of Bar
3ls ls3 repealed by entitled can repeal
therein named relates the Of Perry
proved January 10Th $780, be and the hereby revived
far relates TO the county Of Perry.
This take effect and be in force from and after III
passage and publication the Indiana State Sentinel and Indians
State Journal L. DUMONT,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
JAS. III. LANE,
President of the Senate
Approved January Is, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23
COM M E RCIAL.


CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI Jan. rs, sP NJ
FLouRQuet but holders pressing sales of 800 bbs at
s3,54a3,55.
whskey, ss@237s
Glover actiyea offered taken $3.50 per bu and is
held higher.
Bulk active pounds chang
ed hands chiefly at 45k for shoulders and sides every ar
Gle of hog product very bouyant
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Jan ne, p. NJ
Flour unehanged sales Of 1000 bills Rye flour steady with
sales l70 bbls.
New pork unchanged; sales OF GOO bbls.
Beef firm with sales of 200 bills
cofeessles Of go bags at n9I& market firm and near.
ly all the stock in second hands.
Sugar unchanged g.. 100
bbls nloasses at 3ih
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

n EMOvAL--The Western Depot for the OF DR. J. Town
III sends Sarsapara removed Vine loo Main
Thomas will be keeps ful supply
this valuable medicine at wholesale and retail. .
The agent r the Western States be found al The same place
79q99999 97qq
' PUBLISHERS or COUNTRY PAPERS
who are advertising Towserds sarsapsrs
10 notice
and also change advertisement soiha VIII read 100 Main
instead OF 163 Vine nov5swy-1amu1lel'5l
NuoTIcHw contemplate change business and
save them costs, ard much oblige SMITH HANNA sns
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23
pproved January 16 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

Approved January Is, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

DIcKLEs.-lo dor. jars cucumber pickes
10 " bottles tomato estsup
10 /" pepper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

HEMP AND CANARY SEED, just received and for sale
III july17 HANNAMANS Drugsors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-23

RISING impaired weakened unhealthy Of the
The astonishing unprecedented
which have been achieved by this and wonderful deco
the powers of Gsyanism and Magnetism has
induced the proprietor extend the knowledge Of lis thai the
reach relief
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-20
Meeting i'm OktibbCha.

In pursuance of previous notice, meeting
of the Democratic State rights party was held in
Starkvie, on Monday the first day of Court for
the purpose of taking into consideration the pro-
priety of sending delegates to the Convention to
be held in Jackson on the 9Th of January next and
was organized by calling Dr. E. r. Burt to the
Chair, and on motion, VIM. Conner, Esq, was
appointed Secretary.
The chairman clearly but briefly explained the
object of the meeting; after additional remarks
from w. r. Cannon, and B. Bunch, Esqs, all O.
whom were opposed to any new, or different or
ganizaton than the one embracing the doctrine
and principles set forth forth by the Convention
the 10th of June last, it was agreed to send three
delegates to meet in council, that the views O
State Rights men in this county might not be mis-
understood, as will more fully appear from the fol
lowing resolutions which were introduced by VIM
R. Cannon and unanimously adopted, viz:
RESOLVED, l, That we recognize, and reaffirn
the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of 1913
and the report of Madison, explanatory and de
fensive of their principles, embodyng the creed
of the rights of the States.
2. That in view of the alarming Federal doc.
trines avowed and nculcated by leading politicians
of the North, and, by some of similar politica
school at the South, it becomes the true friends
republicanism, and the rights of the States to be
active in combating those odous heresies, and in
disseminating more just and rational views of the
powers of the federal government and of the rights
and liberties of the States.
3. That we appoint three delegates to attend the
Convention to be held in jackson on the 9Th Of
January next, who are hereby instructed to insist
on such delegates may be sent to to the Balti
more Convention, to ask of said body clear rec
ognltion of the rights of the slave holding States,
and the avowa by that Convention of its hostility
to any further agitation of the slavery question by
Congress otherwise to withdraw therefrom,
declaring, now do, our determination not to
sustain any nominees who are not pledged to re-
spect and defend our constitutional rights
On motion, Col. w. S. Barry, Col R. c. Love,
and R. A. Lampkin, Esq, were appointed dele
gates and the meeting adjourned.
Columbus Standard and lMssissippian will pub
fish the above proceedings.
E. R. BURT, Chairman.
WILLIAM CoNNoR, Secretary.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-20

for proper cause If asked, what we should re-
gard proper cause, answer That whenever
a government ceases to subserve the purposes for
which it was established, the people have The right
to change or abolish it.
This nnnyism school of constructionists, pre-
tend to believe that the Federal Government poss-
esses the power to coerce State. Our friend of
the Republican, Baldwin, exhibited to US the fol-
lowing resolution, which we give as a complete
antithess to the one above adopted by the Con-
vention. Let the reader note the phraseology of
this resolution
Resolued, That in the opinion of this Convention,
the asserted right of the coercion of State States,
on the part of the Federal Government, is utterly
sanctioned by the Constitution, which was framed to
protect and not destroy the States OF this Union, and
that such coercion can in fact take place without
subversion of the Union established and which will
not virtually amount in its effects and consequences,
to military revolution and civil war.
If the constitution prohibits the withdrawal of a
State, the prohibition can be pointed out; more,
power in form FORTS prevention can be shown,
and if that power exists it would be regarded as
a powerful argument to prove that this govern
mert is one of "force," and not of interest -
consolidated, and not ''federal," and that the
.'force of arms and not the ''force of the mags-
tracy is the bond which binds these States to-
gether. We are not prepared to believe that our
people are ready to admit that this is military
despotism. and yet the recently elected chief mag
strate of the State, has asserted he would tender
to the Federal Administration the military power
of the State, to coerce South Carolina did she but
dare to withdraw from the Union. He denounced
traitors, those who advocate the doctrine of Sc
cession.
Ifthere are any who are so verdant as to sup
pose that there are who contend that Secess-
ion is sanctioned by the constitution, we hope for
the honor of the cause of truth, that they will be
pointed out as public curiosities. We shall then
have complete gallery of specimens as can
be furnished. Those who contend that secession
is ''unsancsioned by the constitution and urge
therefrom that tit is denied will fall under the ge-
nus homo, federalist THOSE who contend that il
is sanctioned and urge its existence upon thai
ground alone, will fall under the genus homo, Mn.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-20
Political NilDyiSm,

Recently we have read two or three rickety ar
ticles upon the subject of Secession. The quarter
from whence they come, alone saves them from
contempt. AS it is, the doctrine approximates SC
near political ninnyism, that we give that name tc
it for the want of better.
1t is striking instance of the remarkable saga
city of the present age, that, what has been re-
garded as the fixed principle of large and pow
erful party in this confederacy has but just been
discovered to be nothing more than wicked here
sy, and that the enforcement of that principle a.
mounts to TREASON. Yet, political nnnyism as
serts that the enforcement of RIGHT never part
ed with, is treason and not satisfied with this it
asserts til the enforcement of that RIGHT amounts
'in is effects and consequences to civil revolu-
ton"
He will uncloak this ninnyism, and expose its
authors. The late convention adopted the follow
ing Resolution
Resolved further, That, in the opinion of this Con-
veDton, the asserted right of secession from the
Union, the part of State States, is utterly I'M
sanctioned by the Federal Constitution, which was
framed to establish" and not to destroy the Union
of the States, and that secession can in fact take
place. without subversion of the Union established
and which will virtually amount in its effects and
consequences to civil revolution.
Notice the phraseology of the above resolution ;
it says secession is 'unsanctoned by the constitu-
ton, II. e. it is not provided for by express and
distinct stipulation. This, no man will deny w. L.
Sharkey in his letter the Editors of the National
lntelligencer, said no man would look into the
Federal Constitution for the right because, said
he, the right is retained by the People, never hav-
L II
Constitution is SILENT upon the subject. All the
powers says the 10th article of the Constitution.
mot delegated to the United States by the consti
tuition, PROHIBITED by it to the states, are re-
served to the STATES respectively, or to the pEo-
PIE" Is secession, or the Withdrawal of State
from the Union" "PRoHIBIrED' by the Consttu-
ton lfso, where is the prohibition Will the
strict constructionst of the Columbus Democrat,
point it out Notice the clause above again.
The '.powers not delegated to the U. S. by the
constitution, nor prohibited by it TO the STATES,
are reserved to the States RESPECTIVELY" That
is, all powers not delegated, nor prohibited, are
reserved to the States respectively, for it.
SELF and by itself ALONE, has the right exercise
those powers.
Its sufficient answer to all enquiries, to say
that the constitution does not forbid State from
from the Union. to show that the
States have retained the right, and exercise it
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-12-20

wishes both for he prosperity and success OF her
husband, and her whole household.
The reader will find also, advertisement OF
the "McDowELL HousE," at Houston, under the
management Of that warm hearted and excellent
gentleman Henry Mcdowell. 1t is needless for
us to say word about the hospitality of MACK ;
he is one of 'em, and none better can be found
except his lady, who, by the way, is all that a
Landady should be-kind, considerate for the
comfort of her guests, and hospitable even to de-
gree of improyidence Travellers will find at the
Mcdowell House, good cheer, kind attention, and
all that is necessary to render them comfortable.