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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

In the recent work British eoquence, published by
Prof Goodrich, there very amusing anecdotes
told OF the celebrated characters who figure his vol.
ume. In one he gives very piquant illustration Of Lsrd
Chathams (Wm Ptt) ascendency over the Duke of
Newcastle who the head OF the Treasury at the
same time Pitt was Prime Minister. Newcastle was a
vsletudinaran, and fearful OF taking cold espe.
ciay that no often ordered the windows Of the House
Of Lords be shut 10 the hottest weather. while the
Of the peers suffering for the want of breath
On occasion, he called upon Pitt, who confined
TO his bed by the govt. The without fire, and
Pitt refused have made lest il should be injurious
TO his goat. The conference long one, and the
discussion continued until the Duke absolutely shiv
srog with cold when, at last he slipped into another
bed IN the corner and covered himself with the bed
clothes! Secretary coming in after, found tho
two ministers in this curious predicament, with their
faces only visible, bandying the argument with great
esrnestness from bedside TO the other.
Sir Robert Wapole, In the House Of Commons In a
speech on a motion Tor addressing the King for the
moval Of the Prime Minister, made quotation from
Horace. Puteney, who sat by cried out, "You Latin
Is bad yonr logic" Wapole defended his quota
tim, and offered TO bet guinea Of its correctness The
question was accordingly, referred 10 Sir Nicholas Har
dinge, Clerk Of the House. whose extraordinary erud
ton was acknowledged by all He at decided in
favor Of Pulteney. Wapoe tossed him the gunca and
Pulteney, he caught il. held IL up before the House.
exclaming-It is the only money have received from
the treasury for many years and Il shall be the last"
He kept the ganea 20 the end OF his life, ms memento
OF this occurrence and LEFT " his children, with pa
pee stating how IL won, and edding-"This guinea
I desire, may be kept an heirloom ID will prove 10
my posterity the Of knowing Latin and will
ago them In their learning"
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Little Mary's Story.
BY FANNY FERN

Asryw said the younger Of the two little girls, as
they nestled under coverlid cold night in
December, tell me about Thanksgiving day before
papa went heaven: Pm cold and hungry and can't
go to sleep; j want something nice to think about"
Hush" said the elder child, 'dont let dear mamma
hear you; come nearer to mel" and they laid their
cheeks together
" fancy papa was rich. We lived in a very nice
house. know there was pretty pictures the wall
and their nice velvet chairs, and the carpet thick
and soit like the green patches IN the wood land
we had pretty gold hsh the sidetabe and Tony, my
black nurse usel TO feed hem,-and papa! (you can't
remember papa, Lefty .)-he tall and grand like
prince, and when he smiled he made think Of gels
de brought me toys and sweetmeats, aud carried ms
out to the stable and set me Romeos lire back and
laughed because was afraid! And used to watch TO
see him come up the street, and then to the door
to Jump in his arms he was dear, kind papa said
the child, in a faliering voice.
Don't cry" said the little one ''ony please tell IN
some more"
Well, Thanksgiving day happy sat
around such large table-with many people-aunts
and unces and cousins II can't think why they never
come to see Us now, Letty)-snd Betty made such
sweet pies, and had big-big turkey; and papa
would have sit to him. aud gave me the wish.
bone and all the pums out Of his pudding; aud after
dinner he would take me in his lap and tell me Red
Riding Hood, and call me pet and bird and fairy
Obi Lefty, can't tell any more believe Pm going
cry"
Pm very cold" said Lefty. docs papa know
in heaven, that are poor and hungry now7p
"Yes-no-I can't tell" answered Mary, wipine
away her tears unable reconcile her ideas Of heaven
with such thought. "Hush!-mamma will hear"
Mamma had "heard." The coarse garment. upon
which she had toiled since sunrise, dropped from her
hand, and tears forcing themselves thick
through her closed eyelids. The simple recital found
but too sad echo 10 that widowed heart.
Dear reader. you sit at your luxurious Thanksgiv-
ing table, and vacant chair, number mis-
sing from your flock you lean still on the deaf
arm which you trust remember those who with
chilled limbs and bleeding hearts, know of no treasure
on earth sars in the ehueh.yard
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

STOLEN from the subscriber. the Michigan Road sly miles
- north Of Mchig Sunday The las, cay Of Ocoer
1852 small Bay Mare i've old Spring quite
hands high with black MAN, TAIL and legs few white hairs
Of the neck the main ooasoned BY the collar tail
Little below the hooks oeraby well made had
shod she both and high and her
The subscriber lives four miles OF Thonown Boone
y Mare rode Ho county, Got
was coming home and to the Michigan Road ana fen
with travelling with horse carriage; 10
brown beast in his carag, and the Mare followed hrn small
dce and ne made enquiry ANY person kuew The Mare
and he told they did know her hen did
all he with her battered and tied his carriege,
her of south Late the evening he North
held the position The subscriber will give the Shave
Mare ThomiOwn, Boone coany. viii be thank
fully received and libeTali paid
nav2o John SI0CuN
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for such printing was necessary il any was to the
accomplishment Of the pose for which the convention
declared in the law to be called viz the amending
Of tae then Constitution Of the State, Beyond this,
all events printing authorized and to this extent
if the Legislature legally bound to give her State
Printer all her public printing, said printer might have
to complain or the printing in question, how
ever, but ttle il any could be regarded as necessary
1t is the unanimous opinion Of the court that the de-
cree below must be affirmed with costs.
Afhrmed-costs &o
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

uThe Scientific American says we annually con-
sumo over fly millions ofbotes Of genuine champaign
besides sny quantity Of fermented older sold such.
alone annually manufactures and sells as genuine stuff
ever 500 900 bottles made principally from the stocks
} Of rhubarb
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09

uThe Republic, the organ Of the administration,
seems to have srange misappehension" Of the duties
Of this government towards its private citizens The
Crescent City reached Havana the 18th Instant and
landed her mails and passengers During the dry Of.
fetal order from the Captain General Capt.
Davenport, notifying him that the Crescent City would
not again be permitted to her wharf Purser
Smith retained on board To this, according to all
accounts Captain Davenport replied that Purser Smith,
being private citizen, had right to 60 where he
pleased, and that he p0uld be board the Crescent
City her next trip, and that it his purpose TO
land her passengers and mails and that the Spanish
Governn ent would be held responsible for whatever
consequences might ensue. The reply which
becomes an American citizen, and reflects the highest
credit upon Captain Davenport Indeed, it was the
only reply be could have made unless like the present
administration he had ruckled the Spanish author
ties and sought favor by kissing their hands. II
reply which every true American, who has proper
conception of the rights of country, will applaud.
The organ of the administration, however, differs very
materially from these views. He condemns Captain
DaveDport's course in strong language, and charges
him with Strange msapprehension Of the duties and
privileges Of his new position" The editor ''cannot
conceive Of anything unbecoming than this eply
Of Captain Davenport and ntimates some pun.
shment to be inflicted upon him when ne says. all is
well he has appraised Of his intentions. - Louisville
Times.
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Mrs. Pierce.

The Lowell News says: eve can endorse Mrs Pierce
and transformations woman Mrs. Pierce has few equals
She has all that intelligence, dignity and purity ne
cessary 10 make up the wife OF American President
brighter than ag Of those who have preceded her.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
Messrs. DRAKE & Co Havana.

DrGov. Martin, Of New Hampshire, makes the fol-
lowing appropriate allusion the late Presidential cleo
ton in his annual message;
owe have just passed through exciting Presidential
election: contest warm and vigorous fully exemphfy.
ing that freedom Of speech, Of the press and Of action
recognized and tolerated by fundamental laws and
practices; and although in features OF the party
strife, truth and morality have been made TO blush and
retire before the array Of false and personal
detraction and the christian and moralist have been
forced lament the abuse OF freedom and the inrao.
ton of those laws and the disregard Of those principles
which they deem vitality essential TO the well being and
progress Of society and the stability of free govern
ment, yet the result trust and believe, will be for the
best interests Of the country The policy Of the general
government, by the result, is fixed for years come
extraordinary prosperity extension, and happiness
home and moral power and al road. And under
the benign influences Of our system Of regulated freedom
the angry passions and bitter feelings engendered by the
Infatuated strife OF the political contest W III all be
merged and lost in the general progress thrift and de.
veopment Of our unrvalled country, and its unrivalled
institutions.
"The universal respect paid to the popular judgment
when expressed through the ballot box is Of the
main sustaining pillars OF political fabric, And
while the intelligence, virtue, and patriotism Of
counrymen nndiminshed, mistaken, and Incor.
rupted, party conflict, however fierce bitter can
ALLEVIATE portion of the American brotherhood from
the other subver or weaken essentially institu.
tions But may the experiment be often re-
peated and too long continued may not the demorali
zatisn home and the disgrace abroad. incident
such imprisoned personal crimnatisns and caumnous
party stfe result in detrnent TO mission Of liberal
ling and enfranchsng oppressed humanity the world
overp
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Paper Warehouse

rHvHE oaer Cor sale full u Paper
N brscng News, Book Plate Cap, ard Letter PEPPER Candle
Tobacco Manila Wrappne aud coOrcd Printing pspcr Rag
Hemp, and Wrapping Paper, nonne Boaia DC &c,
best qusnies and market prices Orders sciied whiei
will be o. ed NJ same pficesas purckssed person We
make 10 order at short notice News and Book paper
NIXON A co
Manufacturers and Draless Il Paper.
~ and 20 Walnuts a.. Cincinaan
~ The highest market price paid fcr Rags n cash.
change for paper sug6-dSm& w3w.
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Ten Your wifel

Yes the only way is to tell your wife Just how you
stand. Show her your balance sheet. Let her look
the items. You think s will hurt her feelings No
i Won't do any such thing She has been taught to be-
lieve that money with you Just little boys think
il is with their fatherterbly hard to be reached but
inezhaustable. She has had her suspicious already
She las guessed you prosperous as you
talked. But you have befogged your money affairs
that She poor thing knows nothing about them. Tell it
right out to her, that you living outside of your
come. Take her into partnership, and Ill
you'll regret a. There may be slight shower at
FIRST, but that's natural Let her see your estimate
and when you come home again she will show you that
you have put her bills high. True, she had eight
dollar bonnet last winter, bul it is just good ever
few shilings will provide with strings and re
it little the shape" she says, lis almost exactly
they wear them now" And you will be surprised to
how much less expensive she make your
wardrobe. She will surprise you with new vest-not
exactly unfamiliar somehow, looking as IL in another
shape you had seen it before, yet new as vest and
scarcely costing dollar where you had allowed five.
Old cravats will experience a resurrection In her
hands, coming reuvenated that nobody but those
who let into the secret would suspect that they
old friends in shapes. The gown you Wee going
buy-out Of what forgotten chest she has gathered
the materials you cannot mag ns-but there it IS
Portable and warm and Just the thing you wanted for
the long winter evenings that coming Fast
the almanac will let them.
You will find wonderful change in her tastes and ap-
petitss. Whereas, she always fancied what little
out Of just coming into market-now, if beef
is DEAR she thinks "boed mutton is dellghtfuas ten
der chicken" II lamb rises and fish plenty she
thinks ''a striped bass is good occasionally" and
always insists having it Fridays. Whereas, before,
she must hear all the musical celebrities, she is
Tout Of all patience with these foreign singers"
| II Jenny Lind were to return and sing some Of our
sweet airs, she'd like to hear her but she has had
enough Of Italian extravagances all written on the led
ger line, below or above, if it to tarry
| long on the common staff.
Before you have thought much about it, you will find
yourself spending most Of your evenings at home and
such evenings tool full of domestic enjoyment aud
resids pleasures that you will look with wonder the
record Of last years expenses and marvel that you found
time relish for the costly entertainments that ser
ously taxed your port.monnaie.
NY dear friend il like Spain, your outgoes threaten
exceed your income be and tell your wife Of it
Not in and that will lead her think you
don't her buy rs this winter but just if you
wanted counsellor in the day of your trouble. Ii she
does not come up heart and soul and successfully
to your relief put down for prophet and her for
no worthy specimen Of Yankee lass.-N. Y. Times
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
M BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINcER.-Thi


Essence Of Ordinary
diahea incpent cholera in short all OF prosaon
the digestive functions OF ihenabe During the pre
vscce Of epidemic cholera and complaints OF children
Is peculiarly eihcacious family individual be with
o II. .
CArTosBe TO gehe genuine essence, which prepared
only BY BROWN at his Drug Chemical
Fifth Chestnut Phader and for sale hy
the respectable Apoihecaries in the Uni, ed States
Inlndanapols al the Drug Store Of
sept1O-d3m CRAICFJRAD A RROyNTS;
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A W. CHURCHILL
NELSON Il churchill
MASUFAcrURERsoF
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
Aud Dealers H.
TOBACCO SNUFF, SO.
No % Mainsifeet,
Fire and Water-Proof Composition Roofing Material

uNiE undersg nsd respectfully beg call The attention
community this for Roofs
cities almost entirely superseded all other kinds
Roofs, and this city, although but recently Introduced, has
every gwen the most entire sassr'on Arrangements
perfected by enabled
s orders Roofing Material cer the
shortest notice, and ON the most favorable terms.
They economical IN construction hey effect conde'a 10
side and which fsr towards paying then
cost and pSecti against fre presenting ineopbute
surface burning bodies falling them Being ncary ev
they be used conveniently fr NIL the purposes of
yards The daily o Roofs which refer, sufficiently
durability purposes Orders respectfully
liciied LoUDEN & DUFFY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-09
" MCLEAN p. l.. WEAvEr
Boiler Makers

HAVING started estali .men Sec, nd between Depot
Mill IA Madison, In ana for the tnanuf
Steam Boilers OF all descriptions with their shops In
Cincinnati prepared II either pnce TO promptly execute
line as low the United states
htvc allie rne The cities wild be the
same. ..ftH...r.. d..
Constantly bend Of and second band
Boilers which they will sell low, or exchange III -
Madison Foundry J. y. a. X Is
Jrdcrson Foundry John Trough, President X "
white Cunngh w. Al, Dunn, President Madison branch
R.nL ~ - nov 2--d& WY
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sTRkUR


Ware House No ls Front street Ssf Maia and Walnut
fENHE above wooicu Of single gcared queen OF The
We manufacture Cob Breaker Of great strength and durability
We place t useful IN ali sszes of Mills by which
convert CornMi mic Stock Feed Mil; bui few
mlnues work put "a take IL Of s'.ss rtt
qusy Of Fleh irr to grind vhesi Corn and stocl Feef
calculated for tea wafer or horse power These mills have
other make of Mills city Fairs have
failed 10 of The t remumon occasion awarded
beautiful silver meds Our nils also took fst fHeInluns
the bes mills Annual Fairs Of Mechanics Institute
ALSOPOabe Saw Nils 70 be run BY steam water OF horse
power This M was exhibited operation by horse power,
ne Ohio State Far 1880 when was awarded premium and
gnes All articles for OF operation simplicity usefulness,
and durability are surpassed by none now in use
All arteles warranted representation saeat
cost OF transportation and the money refunded. -ia
For full description and testimonials Of merit and usefulness
where we take pleasure TO explain each article Orders respect
fully solicit q. ISAAC SfRAUB a co.
ting Burrows Mill State Fair last fall boi-Ierous
about his Mill and conrsgeously entered into verbal agreement
quality and quantity be the OF both mills each and
every trial: t.-. -
TRIAL
Straub 10 an is inch Mil; rs
Burrows& Ce 10 20 inch Mil gu
SECOND TRIAL.
Siraub - inch Mill;
Burrows K Co To "a inch Mn fl
straub 10 run a 20 inch Min;
Burrows 4 Co. 30 inch MIN.
Whea the pinch thai boserOus stepped
To the above append challenge TO grind cob feed
\ whole of
attachment TIE article that took t PreaS the Ohio Stat
FAIR last fall against y inch Burrows ~ and VIM Stewards
Ohio Kennedy Stock Feed Mills both and
aprehensive Of risky business have entire ap
probation Mr. Pomeroys Corn Crusher auxiliary
Should single article s TO grind equal an quality and quantity
combined productions three mills
peasel then draw few hundred dollars stakes put
Come boys don't be eowarlythers nothing like walking
straight inc the merits OF thing. ISAAC STRAUB
TO J. H. BURROWS &C. - sepi30 -dSw3m
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u. s. M. STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CRY,

Havana, NOV. 10, IooZ.
GENTLEMEN: i am in receipt Of your favor Of this
date enclosing official letter from the Secretary Of
the Captain General, by which learn that this ship
will not be permitted this port her
from New York, should M, Smith be on board. was
ia hopes this matter was settled However, can as
you that Mr.. Smith will in the ship; and the
consequences, whatever they may be, the Spanish
thortes will be held responsible for.
am, respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
H.K. DAVENPORT, U. s. N,
Commanding Crescent City
Messrs. DRAKE & Co Havana.
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ITO AcRIcULTURALIsTs, FARMERS, AND RAIL
- ROAD COMPANIES.-We are nrepared to furnish Won
genuine Usage ORANGE SEED also plants in any quan-
short notice. and reasonable they be procured
sswhere,
I'm economy seeuyy and durability fence they are
passed IL other inducements orCd pecunar ineres
alone should suffice Railroad also viii find
ne est the growing 81 hedges along Their
roads They being admirably well adapted thar
being subject TO take FIRE and hurn up like made OF
ccmbusiible materials.
These seeds warranted-ihey occurred
James sumpte who has been
and cuure u1cer his supervision, with er-
We ssey recommend hem-they nsanc
that we know failed give satisfaction
For sale wholesale and petail By ]. p. POPE & co.
cots .dlw&v Ase,s.
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D-To-dsy, Venus is on the Equator. Not the God
dsss Of beauty, bat the Star.
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pPretty good this. Greeleys got his oppone
rather, this time:
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY.

POLlIlCAL PHILOSOPHY.
The Bangor Mercury asks:
Twill the Tribune remember that all Of the Wing
party that was worth anything, supported Gen. Scott
fairly and honestlyp
Well, we wouldn't like to state the case quite so
blunty, but admit for arguments sake that the above
is quite correct-dont the Mercury that call Of the
Wing party that is worth anything" isn't strong enough
TO elect Presidentf that IL truckc and cringe
the guerrlas who amt worth anything for help TO
~ election let il go against themf II that the
only alternative present inclined to let 20.
Bot we speak for ourselves only and may cause to
change our mind hereafter. Just now, however, we
choose 10 awhile.
The Mercury goes on to say that,
"By the insoence Of northern and southern politicians
rather than submit TO which IL would have been bet
ter that the convention OF June l6, had dissolved with
ont nomina ton-Gen Scott driven into the can
vass with a dead weight upon him. He would have
been well enough. but the resolutions annexed were
too much. We the Democratic policy
took part in ther platform, and crushed as we
deserved to be, beneath the weight Of the plunder
stole.D
Well do you see prospect for doing better hereaf
teri Are not likely to repeat the blunders OF the
late canvassi and with like RESULT IL So wouldn't IL
be better 20 do Just nothng IL Pope, think who
says;
'Tis better, sure. TO cit, than to rise 10 fall"
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v. c. HANNA,
Prospectus for Re-Estsblishing
THE EATI0NAL VOLUNTEER

t-.4 SBELBYVILLE. INDIANA
VIE undersigned having been deprived BY Of his Print
~ ing Once, Subscription List Books kOes, Account
in fact his ALTO the 5000 more, adopt, his
method OF renewing his subscription and obtaining means 10 r
establish his Press.
He issuing The vOunesr" The fret Thursda of
December, 1852 -
Terms of subscriptions, 81 50 per snnu in advance or - 90
within the year
Donations viii be received aid hin in purchasing
&C. which will be duly sekRow lodged and recprocated
TO Beg, We feel an Inclination 80 be ashsmedrsto
replenh with materials; draw our coat r
sleeves and ''go ahead"
We shall feel under obligations all who may an EFFORT IN
behalf Very Rrspectduiv
shelbyville, Ind, Nov. 20, lss2-dosw3r d. TEACHER
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GRooERIEs.-Our Fall Stock Of Groceries large and
VI pletc-seleced with by Of he Arm We invite
dealers articles and prices feeling coma
dent that we give satisfaction. t--- =
Our stock consists. in part, follows
100 half Chests and Boxes gross American Mustard
Of Young HysOn, Imperial, eases English do
Black and Gan Powder All kinds ground Spices
100 bags prime Rio Cofee 25 gross Mason Hacking:
50 packets OF old Gov lava 800 600 Percussion Caps
Cofee; 100 bags Shot
10 bags lagurs Coffee, 1900 lbs Bar Lead.
30 hhds- New Orleans Sugar; so kegs Gun Powder
40 bb crushed and powdered rs assorted Tobacco
Sugar 100 600 half Spanish Cigars
IS bbs OF n. O. Mo.assess IS 600 American do;
10 bbs sugar House M.aasse-;i Imported do;
5bbs clarified Syrup 100 dozen Brooms;
% bbs No 2 and Nsekere.l 20 coxer Zinc Washboards
5 terccs Salmon Wood Buckets;
2 drums Goldfish Is Tubs,
100 boxes Herrings IS boxes Soap
so boxes Raisns, 25 Tslow Candles,
2 casks Currsnts. Candies
1Oe0 pounds Candy 50 boxes shaving and Toilet
Nuts Of various kinds; Soaps
10 bags Pepper 10 bales Batting;
bags Alspice 20 bales Csndewick;
100 lbs NutulegS 10 hales Cotton Tvsine:
N0iSs Cloves Bed Cords, Hemp Fwine Seine
100 malH CmnsrsoR Irvine. &c DC
Wrapping paper
For sale by BROWNING & MAYER,
novlI Washington the State House