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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-11-04
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The psss,l* a .hs um,.sd S's'es have
r~.-~a ;s's~.ss - 20 The rs's''v'
rsa;sas ~ tsss' wiaEeii ssest. and ID
f..s1 Ffsnk p,,fre ZEE she Pssssssars
s,las. OIL, nse'rssry 70. Ne TO gay
La, that iaasemsn. 'ss seeh espr~''es'
dead siy in f..os ef,''e 's' nan'rd e."
,,s nsa. To hi. drssstsrm 40 81 cfssrs'
b,~. il,esgI, m, ssrh oos ss We had
,s,s,osed the intel iaeai people 81 the
,Aaairy woplJ have pronounced.
Oar returns arr a. YET .h''r''y ny
.s.-g,apt ssd of e"sis' are 100 "''i''f'
IA 10 sises 81 sas c!sse Judgement -
II. prrels majpfi., IL the ''''''ffh'
safes - though suf,icico,ly u Know" ,"
,s,,,s.s ,h. election 81 Gsn Pietee and
,Ae .ief.ss Of the Wiz candidate
V.rsaan,. Nassa'cLus"i'-, Lo1i.ianS.
sal o}d Kruiarty remain firm. and IN
''scb company ~e are r. ye' en"i'''" 10
sand,
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STATE OF vERNONF. )BEitremembcred
District III Rs 'i So. that at II special
session nf the .'r"nite Court OF the said Dis
trici OF Rutland held AT Rutland IN AMI tof the
said DGrirIrt "i tue iith day Of October A d.
1882
Present Hon. Harvey Hn,ion, Judge.
Uhercs. George 7 hodges, Guardian of
John +. eissall, Emily r. Bl.sel, Allen q
Bisscli and Julia l. BIssei, MINOR heirs of
ugustns !. Bisscll late of rutland in said
District deceased iHlcstatr has this day pre- {.
sent.d to sad Prohai" Court q petition IN
Writing therein sctt,ua forth that It would be
conducive 10 The interest Of his sad ward, 10
sell portion Of Their real estate and put the
awaits thereof at interest aud therefore re-.
qn"stng snid Court to grant him license 10
sell the sane said real estate To- be- spid con
sIsi'ng Of four equal undivided sixth pats Of
the Oicuit Lpt and home Farm of which "a
deceased died seized excepting so much of
SAID home farm as constitutes n part of the
d '"cr of Ma widow of said deceased
Therefore, II is ordered by said court that
the hrariug and decision Of sad petition be
and the same are hereby referred to stated
Sessiou If said court 10 be held al the Office
al the Eegis,er of said court in said Ru,iand
on the Cd Monday being the sth day of No.
vember A. ID, isJ2 and that notice thereof
he gwen by publishing certified copy oflhe
record 81 this order three weeks successive
iy previous thereto in the auttand Herald n
newspaper printed ut said nutand and CIR.
culatng in HE N, ,ghhorhood of those inter
ested III order that all persons Interested be-
ing thereby day Notified thereof may then
and there appear before sa d court and oh.
ject to the granting OF SAID license ,f they
cause.
true copy ofrecord.
~ HENRY HALL, Register.
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Posr Mogfra EXAMINATIONS --
The Boston Courier publishes the f,.l
tasiog statement on the authority %
br. ie'iiie', ~ The resui, OF pos, NOR
I'm examination Of the cause Of Nj
clusters d., aih.
j, MA. t,and tina, Mr.. Webster died
1T d.scssr oi The Liver. The imme,li
sis vaus. Of bi. death was Hrmorr.
iHgr fra the stomach and bow els. ow.
-; 10 morbid stats IL The blood conse.
a'eu, upon tire above disease Their.
MSS also dfop.y on the abdomen.
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StraYed or Stolen.

ERoh the pasture of the subscriber, the
u fore par Of Jety is.t. five RED yesrl 70 2
estiie--thFee heskFs and two sieer.--sll
bsgnt I'd except sa~ s,ser, which ~, H,ns
red VI yellow. whoe yer viii r~ts.p m v,r.
notice vh<re ssid estiis msy b. fsuad shall
b. suitably rewarded and necessasv change,
Psis. NORMAN joNES.
nsSAsrdisa, Ser, isth, issa- 1u
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MAJ NiNsiDA, sssxpgf tenN-d agcse srij
fss,a's fsssrciap. has sscrsJ>s >yser, tst
rbiIsrcn ,srihing. " srs~i,, ssel,its;es ihs
-r"ests Of teeth ~ ~ sottsni $ the yans--
wills stay VII rsie and sissm ctits seilos. and ir
,ste ta regulate the be~~is Eeiers es-"n II
a.oihses. IL al givs fsst ie astss tss ard re.
llsf Ana beslth TO yhnt fnfants sessr has "
| .si',d ,isssly u.es-ps'f s'ls sac Go he ad.
ssie,fere4 g. very t.h'. iafsuts. Price IS
cts. bnii e.
n u lie ,sre call for Mr. NtNSIoS'S
Norrn'se sVkrr end st,tai 20 II at ooee, II
YgAf rft..i "a t.H,ff.s
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CoMMisslONEns NOrICr.

WEthe subscribers. ,eing appotutcd hy
the Hon. Probate Court for The dist.l'tr 80
Farhavcn, eom missioLcts' .cccif. rXanil...
and ndjus, icaims anddcmaud, Of all per
sons aga,ns! the estate Of ;i,S / Ncsa'aH
late Of Pawlct, IN said district deccaae3 q, rep
resented ,nsolvent and six non,hs iruiJ ,he
18th day %. July, 1859, beingallow,d b, said
cosrtior that purpose, we dc therefor de,t
by give notice that we will attenG to H., ~
s'ncss of our SAID appointment atthf dNri-
ling house OF the dcceased in Pawicl on tue
i6ti days Of Ociobcr aud November ii, vt
from OF clock a ". until 4 O'clock, I n
on each OF said DAYS
Dated at Pawlet, this Goth day OF July
iS52 81
a. s. HoUGHToN, w..
Jon. RANDALL. 0'''"''
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CaNBKIuEE MARKET.

WV.
a, Market 3li3 Cattle, about aSo0
Bceves. and al2 Stores consisting OF
working oxen, cows and calves year
ling. two and three years ODDS.
Paicgs -MAsk.r BnEr Extra
ESQ; 'irsi quality. 5000; ecronl quai,
ny, s. 90 ,hsrd qnsli,y, i.25 AS
ordinary. s3,00 $50.
HiDrs--s5oo a 900 per cw,. Tai.
low. -. 10 $50.
PrLrs-s0,50 600. Calf kiss.
CT 2 I 10 pr 10,
V.si CALygs-si.Otl g.n0.
GhgsfLlSo CArILr-S.,.5 SEQ n
5 ,SD.
WonrNs Oxts-s72. 81, 100. Ii3,
Cows. AND CALvFs-sl7. Is. 20.
-. 50.
fFAaLIsGs --sjtu 10. Two y eats
Oh 50 10 10; Tbr-e years 3D..
20 10 ~.
BRtCHro> NsRkEr
Al Market 26aG Beef Cattle. 1850
Stores, 8 pairs Working Oxen. 50 e,ws
and calves, ss'1a Sheep and Lanh.
1880 Swine.
PRICES Beef Cattle Extra.
sc ..''; first assli,y S. so, s.-ru,d quail
~ S.551 5.s5; third quality ,t'0 =
AS.
Sheep and LAMBS 81 ,S3. l.5ol,7l
Extra. -. so 90 s5.ts,.
Working On~n.--sS:' e.. rs. 81.
Cow and Calves $50. ~. - "a. 2s.
Ssise--Shosis 10 p-ddis. Cl.e c. Gu
lire lets; txo lots 6 for ssws. 7 for bar.
rs~G Old hogs. 5 l.S and &c. A,re-
tad from Q l-2 70 8 Genie
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cowvfSsi0xxRs xOTyCH.

~ s ~ ssAssssAsss tesa9 sEyssesse ~
w ~ Mes. tsstaAs CsNt - - -
t,srs n 4 utlasd, esawjussseess - sssesve,
q ssssss asI sajusa al elaios and 6e9aees
n ali serpsps aasioeg the esesse ~ 49,
Chasses,eA, iAss d Rsslaad, 70 said dsssese'
ssessnl. serssseaseA iessiseat 80 81
nsusbs iss~s sAe ~ AAy Or Awgusa leSa, -
lag aIysw1ed By sssd eesst shs saat pusrsse,
re d. ,hes~foss hevsy give notice shes ~
vii attend u the bSsWess VI cuf sase ap'
pointmeet 81 the iste dwelling heuse Of the
ceccs-a On The Ia MeMdays Of Novemh~.
and Jsasssy neat from ! evicck snut :
scIesk Z. n, On each ef ss'd dayes y.
Dated III Rutland, September ,ith, ieO1.
~ = m. BASES. com~i..ioreTs.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

VV L The subscribers being appointed hs
w The Hon. Probate Ccuri for the dis.
trivt Of Rutland, commissioners to receive
examine and adjust ali CLAIMS rad d.ln,nd,
al oil perrons against Harrrn Fisher late OF
Shrewsbury IN sad district deceased, repre-.
scented 'nsoiysn' snt six month. from the 9Th
day oi October be,ng allowed by said court
Tor that pa pose, sc do Therefore hcrrb, give
notice that we Will attend % the bu,incss of
our sad appointment Mt 'he Widow Han
NH Fishers on the ut Wednrsd,ys of
March aud Apr'i next from Q o'clock \ "
un,l inel,ck NJ On each of sad days
Dated n, Shrewsbury, Oct, lSih, 4 d. l.51
Jon WAtinn,s, lca,;
40 LAVA. A,pp,.u commissioners
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A yonng 'aay-a sensible r;rl-gi,e.
the f.llo~ing catalogue Of different
tisd. II love:
The sw.et-s Others love the
i"ns-a broth lose: the siron.cs,
"A woman's lo,e The dearest IA
sans lose, and lLs 50 s,e.i, Ion ~ i.
aironges'. dear.s, inv. "a love of a
Laanti'
We earnot, however, agree with the
TAR writer ia toto. "A love Of a bonnet
nasY be The sweetest ssd strongest. n. Is
certainly is The dssrcs, lorc. ba, as hus.
bands AM fathers can testify. i, Is ser.
,siniy ,soi ,Lv longss. love, since {, sci,
dom ia.i' oset hah season. " ilhoul
requiring usn.ter.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-11-04

AoLfAsA, Boz and Neg Rai,ins. dri.d Cur
fIs,s, N+'roh', g'ossd SPICES OF all dsserip.
psrs. Jsst receives and Tor s.Is sv
nat ssd. SEPT IL 1859. L. Bear. Sey
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NOTICE

Th" cnpstiner,iP hcrc'oc re existing be.
rwc,h Iin,-l a. Wli'icv and p,r.nn.
Johtls"u undrr III. name Off n Whitney
4. CO .> tbs, day Dissolved by mu,u / con eni
PARSONS Johnson
Il N WWTNEY
The business of Il { crnccr. vi be cor
,nnrd by = johnson VIII is prep,r.d -
furnish all who visa With every v,rrtt
Gents aud Ladies boot, and 3i,e,, tindin
DC &C.
Rutland Oct, 18th 1852 i2w3'
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Last Chance,

H'ifpSt. Wishing to st Tor UaEuctt,o-
types B, Mr. W. II Gi'more's Z ooms
"ter barie'ts Storu, III please AVIAN them.
s'''V"s 81 the present opyorttont ~ shall
r'lna'h but w. dave Longer at tn. tan. Hip.
~ teen awarded The FIRST rrc,riu.n ~ The
tate ROLAND aud Adds n Court, Fsirs +, Is
useless Tor mr. to say that nv p,cturrs are
superior I" any taken IN tins STATE,
Please call soon ~ yen Nill lose III, chance
4, :. Hours OF Operating from to ) o'cl h
Children IN the morning.
". il. GILMORE.
Rutland, Oct -, ls.1 AIT
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TArAL Rs,Leosn AcciprSr - :
tho dean train oD Saturday afternoon
'io'n Springfield 10 New Haven wa.
,',.eins Windsor Locks, IS mile. allow
lfsr''nJ. ~r aedrr. and It ran of ,h,-
zach inio ih. Canal. Two live. war
80, is,ih returned Callfornians az
,'tis way home whosc frmili.. were
an s,,,ns ,iicm in Hartford.
The accident was accasioned b. n,
breaking q one Of the rails The
Constitution.
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C,DIL.E'EE

COF r n n.
nk1 ?,unas Meehs. Ord g. lava Ho avs 81
WV pousiafo Coffee.
ALSO
s3rnsas csS.s ~ vafioss qaainiss ard prices jus,
received aud tot sale ny bIht sVS'
Apr ~, 1889
IN m Lh. tens'.,tns u Ports Rico, Nes ot
'V,VVV leans, Hassea Nusrn' sdc, Cfushed
pel,efines and Cefce Sugars Just Ie.a sne et. ais
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G. .ssaird i',opo,a'' Nil bo received
. shss oslicr ffs,m Master Wosamcn
l,,s$amsies. and i!si,er.. for furnishing
~. @, before, the l5,l, inst, articles IN
.avir lire To order.
=. =. Proposals Will tot be en;gs
'sinei irons any ta, Wings Of lee fsat
s'awp. I.pcef,to should na, esrecl 10
max tao "s,riAr." ia saccessici,.--i.
81 Jay iar the Adding. when ihsy do
tiss dancing themselves,
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DOMESTIC ooot3s,

BURT e SON ms asw ,eesi,ias s.r
sssek OF Denestics, esssistlnx Of To XII Axs
o. s9fs:ss assihiss; striped sAirtinss; & s,tss
rnnnels, MietinE Twias; Oostss "a. tias
49, s"c Waite WAddisg; slssk, srsws ssf
,oo ~ sIsselsa sAssans Ard shirtisy ..
suslAat, sspt. q, Iat1
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~ n1ssssssa sal ~ es~passed,
- sSeerd It - we~Tssss ~ CsnRssy
S~rsrssAss ~
l.r r,.c~ ., r.srl tee &el,srs pss ssy.
011RDoN 60tAUO 49,,
fA0rRIkroEs. 3Jss
r100To9 = V0oO,
General Con- mission Merchants
Pen THx saIE ~
wool ASp cOUNrRv PRDCCE.
10. lS0 6tate Street..
sSsCGfNNi R(1ST'nN
y r WCOg,
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FRESH GROCERIES.
LADyEg SHOES
CON MissIOSrRs, NOTICE

We, the satssrihers being srpointso Byte
7" Hon Probate Court Of raiti aver =, minis !.
"onerrto receive Examine and adju,taIl lars
Ina dewinds OF all lsrsons sgsinst Horace
"ncor ate 81 Pawlet In said district deeea.cS
aaesp,e"sfed insolrsut and sig month"; from The
10Th day Of August 1882. being allowed BY saia
c1aft tor that purpose We do tbere'oH hereby
CIV hosce that We will attend 10 The b. sissss
.. our sail sPp ointment AZ the Town Glssk,s
"'aes fa~'et On the 3 Monday o. tsbrs-
~ .ert hoia 10 o'cioct d Y until 4 o'elsek
Y. ~ en- said day
,. p'ed ~ Ps~let this Ia Ssy II ssptsusn
JesaTMAs RANDALL.
10 MAsrs D. sIsoss, cs"ni''''H"s
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0S~4 S0 ~AA>@
" @trs Hl'eAc.ek. & sss a Wipsiss.,
RS tss,chsy o..
:" t,a.ehssi, t;~ns.~s 4 10 , Session.
q 2 Rice.
- a N sseymoa. u S.u-, % a~ns bsrsA ~ Y
Cox n Usbt.etl. P.t-Jsm, NY
Mag. l. stevens, t.incinnsti. Ohio
fladsrs Il Us~s, aut asa VI
u q sa~iss. ia Nergepscs, VI
Ps LsskteH, gent, Osicassa,:t.
sir Ny
STATE uf VEN MONT. vt II trm.n.
District o. fa,risvea. ~. I bird that at a
Probate Court held 1t Cas,iet,a in and far
said district "a the isr day u October A u
ic52
Pr-seu, A. WARNER, Judge
Uhetcss seth Is Pepper administrator 81
the estate oC Simeon Pepper late Of Pa~lct
IN ssld distfic, decreased proposes to render
an account Of his ad i,,n,sira ton and prcse nj
h,s account sgnius. said estate for allowance
IL ~ orirrrd thsi sz,d acuouui I've rx,min-
ed iof allowance al a scsson Of sad court
To- h. holden At Cs,,ittou at, cssid ou The
18Th day OF November nest and tina, all per.
,ons interested he nnttficd thereof by pnb-
lirinnE u copy Of the record Of this u der
tlrc works sucrcssisrly previou. la the
SAID TINE appointed Tor said h arlng tina,
ih,y may spp-ar and object 20 the allowance
uf sad accoun, # ther se causc.
a true copy Of REGARD
a. JnsrrH WArxER, Register
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GEM Cinelansii.. Ohio. when Ten
Thumb was ceiling hts pamphlet, and
sret'sng The ladies siih kiss. ne
sFa ~omsn SovgAi ore, and poekeres
10 her mouth fer salute. Tom drew
tsct--'Ah. sh. said be. go asay. col
sre6 person, die child a;at s'sias 10
'nslssma,e. Wen. please De ,or.' ex.
claimed The negro woman IN ss,oaisa.
asas " ~ vast - bigger a.s .
OsssA ksA - sure "a have lassn
soaisa As esisss1 Psp1s.isa.'
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e. A mrd,eai gentleman having hy
dl"i u bard struggling, achieved IL,
aip' ma frca the hoard vi Examiner @.
'ae II cur largest medical colleges. wa.
srjo.lns the approving smiles ii tr.u-
~ 10 rs,ura therefor. One Il The Ia.
dice kindly remarked 10 him
'Sa. Doctor, you've passed tie Rsbi
con =
'fes. mx'sm. answered lie. taoas.ll,
struggling with triumph in hi, counter
anss, Il passs.i tism
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LOOK HERE

All persons indebted To the >nbscll-
Der are informed that their account,
MCsr he settled immediately.
II. l. SPENCER.
October 8 1852.
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yo5As1 " sssii, ~ o. sss, 4 sss
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GD8EDO APPLE.
4 SEaS sss article just r.esi,.a.ss f.s~
~ BCRy kS0N.
k~aLaAA, Jsiy 2, 1881.
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EStrays.

- RAft I'D from the subsci ,her early IN
~" grass season, nsse" vPariing caitir OF
good sil', one deep red hei,er one asep red
steer, one steer red brlndle and white, all
IL srked ~ the under side OF the ipil ear,
'"undiug piece uem. cut out whh kHIie
'ni'rn,,ron given 10 TIE undersigned " an be
hhrI5lly rewarded H. " LISTER
Hnlant, Oct ~, loj2 4Af
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
Politics and the Judiciary.

VIM. J. BKowE, Editor Of the State Sentinel is at
tempting what, we believe, no other has ever had
the brazen affronry and unbushing pudence 10 do
and that is prove that party politics ought enter
into and govern the selection of Judicial officers
He says that it is "us necessary have Democratic
Judges to admiasi1 the laos as to have Democratic
Legislators theml The sentiment is most at
trocous one but have oreseen from the first that it
would this for in other way the locolo-
hope succeed with their ticket for Supreme Judges
against the vastly superior qualifications experience and
high legal attainments OF the gentlemen The Wing
ticket.-NeH Castle COUT.
Exactly so, Mr. Grubbs that's our doctrine and We
have the boldness avow it. II we had not been In
favor Of eecting Democrats tbs Supreme Bench We
should have opposed the nomination Of candidates The
Wings in Convention nominated full Wing ticket for
Judges and then turn round and deny that party politics
ought to into the contest The New Castle Cour
Ter from which clip the above, the head of its col
has the Wing ticket in blazing capitals with the
Wing candidates for Judges conspicuous. This
looks to us like 'brazen aronteyS As to the superior
qualifications of the Wing candidates. one acquainted
with the gentlemen nominated dare make such an asser-
ton, unless il is who has been taught to be-
eve that the Wings have all the talents and ali the de-
cency in the country. But this is no new thing Tay-
lor vastly superior to Cass according to Wing a-
thory Scott, to hear their story as civilian has no
equal in the country and Gov Wright vastly inferior
to Nicholas McCarty. To be plain, all their talk
against eectng politicians for Judges IS downright ny
pocrisy. They intend for the Wing candidates,
because they Wings, and for other and if
they gull Democrats into the support Of any part Of
their ticket it will be that much clear gain. This is
their game and is strong especially when lhey
know they in a minority.
II the Wings had the majority in the State they would
do they did in New York, insist the Importance
and necessity of electing Wing Judges Democrats be
not deceived.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13

This Of the charges against Mr. Folks admins
tration The humble individual who writes this para
graph was removed from Office this charge and
afterwards formally tried and found guilty Of the offence
before Staneys celebrated investigating committe. ono
interference by government officers in elections was
Of the planks in the whig platform.
How they behave when in power is described BY the
Republic the organ Of the administration, reply TO
the niimaon contained in the speech of the Hon. Mr.
Mansum, of the Senate, charging the present wing sd-
minisraton with prematuys actirss in advancing the
claims Of President Fillmore:
'The fact is perfectly well known thai here in Wash
Rgon under the very eye Of the administration there
leading bureau officers who have been for months
actively engaged, and who are now engaged, In WELD
ing all the influence and patronage of their places in fa
of the distinguished man Gen. Scott under whose
banner the honorable senator has gaanily enlisted
They are left to pursue their unmoested,
because has been part of the policy of the present
administration to interfere with the exercise OF private
judgment among any section Of The party which has
elevated il TO power
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CAMPAIGN Of 1852!
WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL.
Only Forty Cents for the Campaign, to
Clubs Of Twenty Fyell
NOW IS THE ACCEPTED TINE. -

The Presidential Campaign of 1852 is about COM
mencing, and it is the duty of Democrats to give
the papers advocating their principles the widest
possible circulation.
In the ensuing political contest the enemies of the
principles of Democracy. who now nisgovern the
nation, will put forth their utmost energies to con-
tinue their power. Every appliance known to parti
san warfare will be used to retain corrupt dynasty
in the administration of the General Government.
Democrats should meet these efforts with prompt,
energetic, determined resistance by every honora-
BILE means; and among these, none so effective is
offered to them as the circulation among the people
of Democratic journals, the columns Of which are
devoted to the dissemination of those great political
truths which are the basis Of the partys organza-
ton and for which it has battIed since the founda
ton Of tie Government
The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel, being much
larger paper, contains nearly twice the amount of
reading matter usually published in Campaign pa
psrs; embracing political and miscellaneous articles
and the news of the day, by telegraph and other
sources of early intelligence. The terms of the
State Sentinel are placed at the lowest possible living
figures, and Democratic friends will be enabled,
at cheap rate, by the formation Of Clubs 10 give
ii wide circulation among The people
TERMS FOR THE CANVASS,
FFoz. june l, until Election Rstlrns are Recsiusd
For Six Copies, to one address. 800
For Twelve Copies, to address. 1900. 800
For twenty-five Copies, to one address, -. 10 90
For Forty Copies to one address, .......... Is 90
The Money, IN eli casss, must accompany the Sub
scTlPtioR-
Let every man who desires the light of Democrat
ic truth and the exposure of the sophisy of Whig
gerry 10 be spread before the people, get up Club
In his Deignborhood.
Address,
AUSTIN II. BROWN, Publisher,
Indianapolis, Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
Lieut.. Gov. Lane.

The crack Drained Editor Of the Rising Sun Republi.
cam has unprovoked attack COL Lane the Presi-
dent Of the Senae charging him with absenting himself
from his duties and attrbuting improper motives for that
absence. Col Lane has been called home several
casions since the Of the session. it is
rue but will be remembered that his presence
necessary Senator's He has vote except when the
Senate is tied and originate any business
make a motion Judge Hall, whig, when he was Lieu
tenant Governor abscnted himself during one whole ses.
sion, and indeed during his whole of Office, he
present bat small portion of time. He was wing
and complained. Joseph G. Marshall, the Sena-
tor from Jefferson county, and the idol Of the wing party
Indiana, has been absent half the session, yet
there has been complaint. We make none. The pay
allowed Senator would not justify Mr. Marshall, ia
abandoning his and neglecng his business. But
because Col Lane has found it necessary be absent
for few days. the whole pack in full cry his
heels The Rising Sun sounds the horn, and the
Ripley county wing curtas his Pilgrims Progress give
place to the echo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-13
pect | remain Yours.
JAMES B. HUNT.

1--WE do not believe that any advantage is secured to
that political party whose organs deal in msrepresenta
tons and falsehood.-iSfafs Sentinel.
Then why did you alsfy the journals in regard the
Calf b Coo Wright, and Classification Answer that,
Mr.. Brown.-Neso albany Tribune.
We have falsi6ed the journals, and if Milton
Gregg makes such charge, we pronounce it wilful
SANDER But we can have no controversy with man
who charged the State sos for services he render
ed besides the five dollars for railroad fare when his
hat was ehaked and five dollars Tor expenses when
incurred. Other Democratic editors can pur
their own course for our part, decline any con-
troversy with such
"He digged ditch, he dgged 1t deep.
He digged IL for another,
But he himself fell In the ditch
Which he dieged for bis brother"