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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-05
U. S. Senator.

A writer in the Southern Standard nomnates the
Hon. T. J. WrHERS, for the vacant Scnatorshp.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-05

Rogues generally die poor-what they make
in cheating being spent on pettfoggers and law.
"Cheat" may be a good horse for short raca
but he lacks bottom for long runs y
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-05
EAST TENNESSEE.

In McAlinn county, Scott has majority. In
Campbell county he gains 6s, in Bradley 40 andin
Monroe II.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-05

We are indebted to the Charleston papers for the
following returns of the election held Tuesday last
for Electors of President and Vice President:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
State Tarifs on Passengers.

In Africa and among Asatc savage tribes the chiefs
have to be brided by some handsome presents before
travellers will be allowed journey through their terri
tories. Some of States to have learned INTEL
lgent lessons from these savage potentates. Thus
New Jersey and Maryland charge the railroad compa.
MES 90 cents ahead for every passenger-brother and
sister republicans of other States-who travel rail-
road through them. 1t is reported that the present
Tory Ministry of England intends to propose
the railroad incomes Of that country Kindred govern
have kindred feelings This protection by these
States their citizens with more than African or
Asiatic refinement Brother republicans" say these
glad you, but remember whenever you past
doors you must have 90 cents each Of you in your
pockets remember hunkies live by perquisites "-Sesn.
tifc .4merican.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

Already under our new banking law is the country
flooded with bank paper to dangerous extent, and
thousands tempted to borrow without present
to pay their liabilities. Every day to stimulate
the spirit Of speculation and we see rapid march to.
wards crisis such wrecked hundreds Of thousands in
1887 In this State lands rising an unprecedented
rate, encouraging all who command the means TO
enlarge their boundaries and add to their This
is well enough, nay, commendahe, in those who have
the cash, and free of debt but where these pur.
chases involve the necessity of borrowing money! ex-
IRENE caution should be observed. Our farmers have
sold their produce very profitable rates. and of
them fall handed. The avails will be applied to
the improvement Of their FARMS building, refining their
stock and in the purchase of more land in accordance
with that spirit of territorial extension peculiar
the American character Confined to their present
means, these investments are wise and desirabe but
where spirit of speculation nvades the mind of the
farmer to such degree to lead him to ask banks and
money Shylocks to accommodate" him, his ruin is al
nest inevitable Thousands OF instances familiar
those who have been familiar with the history Of
ters in this State during the last fifteen years.
Nor is this bank note expansion confined this State
it prevails throughout the Uhlon, and is augmentng
rapidly that in the of check being nterposed
must bring financial revulson which will throw entire
ly in the shade all that have preceded it, Hundreds of
banks have recently gone into operation which would
10 pieces the the slightest pressure is felt
the market The west is evidently prominent theater
of operations Sill. State Register.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

DsThe cholera is said 10 be making terrible rayages
at St Jago, the island of Cuba. The mortality at
that place alone amounted TO upwards Of sixty day.
The gravediggers had become panic stricken, so that
in many instances tho dead we're left unburied. The
"Orden," paper published at ST. Jago, says:
at would be dificut TO describe the difficulties that
have, during time past, beset the authorities OF
this city, and almost paralyzed their efforts attend to
the and pressing necessities and demands,
casioned by the terrible epidemic that is now in cur
midst panic that reigns among the grave
diggers and those who, until now have performed the
duties attendant upon interments They refuse 10
perform any part whatever therein and thereby place
the Chaplain OF Cemetery in very painla position
The authorities have benn under The Indispensable ne
cessty adopting proporoned to the exgency
Of circumstances, for If their inter the bodies
Of the deceased iii easy imagine the horrible aspect
which the holy precincts of the Cemetery would pre-.
sent and the dreadful evils which might result Of an
and where terror increases an hundred fold the serious
character of the evil +"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Worth Knowing.

Some OF the papers, of late, have had paragraph
recommending the use OF tchea -four in the case Of
sealds or burns A gentleman Dayton saw IT, and
the other day as he writes the Empire tested it his
satisfaction He says:
While at the supper table, little child which was
seated IN ITS mothers lap, suddenly grasped hold of
cup full OF hot tea, severely scaldng its left hand and
arm Immediately brought pan Of -four and plunged
the arm into 1t, covering entirely the parts scaded with
the flour. The effect truly remarkable--the pain
was gone Instantly. then bandaged the arm loosely
applying plenty Of hear the skim and on the fol.
lowing morning there the least sign that the
arm had been scalded-neither did the child suffer the
least pain after the application of the -four"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

Last night the sense OF this community was shocked
by disastrous and unhappy result OF the halluc
nation under which of the respectable ladies Of
this city was abong Ii is said that she has been cub.
ect fits Of mental alienation but there former
exhibition Of alteration indicating the catastrophe that
has followed. The lady is the vile of Mr.. H. d. New.
comb Of the largest merchants in this city and daugh
ter of Mr. Thos j. Reed, formerly Postmaster o
Louisville II was stated that she had caused the
death of OF her children by hurting them from
upper story window Of their residence, and placed the
lives Of two others IN imminent peril. The clamty is
heart rendng When consciousness shall have returned
and reason resumed dominion who shall tell what agony
what dreadful hroes will rend that unhappy mother:
heart The husband and father has sIncerest sym
patty in their bereavement.-LouisraIe Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

D-We are happy to learn from the New York papers
OF yesterday and from private sources that Mr. Sche
chairman OF tie New York republican general com.
mittee, of whose death from wounds received at Che
hands oil rnfians, while presiding meetieg of the
committee, had been rumored. considered out of
danger, though still suffering extremely from the nlu.
ries received
In consequence OF his continued ilness the adjourned
meeting OF the committee, which have been held
on "Wednesday evening, futher postponed
Meanwhile, the assault Mr. Schell and his associ.
ates Of the committee has been brought to the notice Of
the grand jury by the recorder of New York We
trust the perpetrators of the outrage may dealt with
to the extreme gor Of the law and that all the facts
connected with II may. without fear favor be brought
10 light.-.albany argus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

PILGRIMS TO CoNcoRD.-A correspondent Of the
New York Herald Concord has furnished that paper
with list Of the arrivals at that place since the Pres
Dental election II will have good effect in Kidding
Gen Pierce Of much of the annoyance of that disgust
ing class of men who rudely wish 'crook the greg
nant hinges of the knee where thrift may follow lawn-
ing" However from our knowledge OF Gen. Pierce,
we can assure these indecent hungerers after the spos
that thrift will not follow fawnng' upon him. He is
a man whom neither fear hattery bend from the
firm method of his conduct and the pure proprey of his
counses-LOu Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

ScHIEDAM ScHNAPPs.-This must be wonderful
medicine ifall that is snd about it strue Brandreth
Townsend SWAIN and all the rest, will be compelled to
stand aside. Hear what CoGreen, editor othe Bosoo
Post, says about it,
We haven't felt so well and happy for long while as
health and spirits the moderate of that very agree
able and invigoraune cordial highly recommended
by Dr. Beecher and sold by that very careful druggist
Mr.. Burnett, fremont Row, called "Wolfs Schiedam
Aromatic Schnapps." The diseases for which il is a
remedy uncominonly prevalent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

LETTER FROM GEN. PIERCE TO THE MAYOR OF
BALTIMoRE.-The Baltimore Argus, of Wednesday.
says:-A few days since, Mayer Hons transmitted to
the President elect the resolutions lately passed by both
Branches OF tie Council rendering him the hospif alities
ington reply in response to this invitation was re.
ceved to-day by his Honor in which the President elect
cordially returns his thanks the Mayor and Council
for their kind invitation, and states he will probably
reach city bis way the seat of Government
about the middle of February The short contin.
Of his stay in this city, which he ntimates will
not extend beyond few hours, will probably however,
prevent the hosptable intentions Of the Mayor and
Council from being fully carried out.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-Laborl Why, man of idle
ness, labor has rocked you the adle nourshed
your pampered life. Without it, the silks and wool
upon your back would be in the silk worms nest and
the aeeces in the shepherds fold. For the meanest
heaven man is indebted toll ana even the air by
Gods wise ordination, is breathed with labor II is
only the drones who toll mt, who nes the hive of tie
active, like masses OF corruption and decay The lords
oil the earth are workingmen who build down at
their will, and who retort the sheer of the soft
headed" by pointing to their trophies, wherever art
sciences civilization, and humanity are known. Work on
men Of toll, thy royalty is yet to he acknowledged as
labor rises onward to the highest throne Of power
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

THE LIEUTENANT GErERAL.--We trust that there is
good enough in the United States Senate 10 reject
the proposition Of Senator Clemens confer on Gen
Scctt the empty title Of Lieutenant General General
Scott. is already by seniority at the head Of the officers
of the army and comforting him this title will neither
put more money in his purse make him greater than
he is God knows approaching the arisocracy
Of Europe fast enough without creating new titles and
privileges We trsst that the Democ attic press Of the
country viii speak out boldly and freely on this subject
As Democrat consider this great innovation and
are surprised that it should emanaie from one who
claims to be Democrat. We are opposed TO il from
beginning to end -Psnnsyi ranian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

Nmrod F. Martin, who was confined in Jail at Cen.
terville, charge Of Arson, committed suicide on
Monday night last, by hanging himself. He used a
piece Of BEDFORD for the purpose which he fastened
the window.grate. He left note stating that bis
suffering in mind was more than mortal man could
bear.D
Martin broke jail last winter, but was re-taken few
weeks ago, in Jefferson county One Of his accompces
was sent to the Penentiary at the last spring OF
the Wayne Circuit Court. -Richmond Jsferenian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

DEATH OF LORD BYRoN's DAUGHTER.-Among the
recent items OF English news we notice the decease of
the daughter OF Lord Byron, a. the age of 81. The
poetry Of that gifted but unfortunate bard has invested
the name OF this lady with peculiar Interest. She was
the only offspring of his lstarred marriage with Miss
Millbanks, and, believe, he her after she
about year old All the admirers of his beautiful
poem called /" Childe Harold will remember bis
touching aposrophe to her, in the opening and closing
verses Of one of IFS best cantoes Its is
ada, sole daughter of my house and heart"
She was married in 1898, Lord King, since created
Earl OF Loyelance
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
The CelestiaIs ON Horseback.

The Alta California says: " There is no better fun
than to Ceestan on horseback especially it the
animal is in any way vicious refractory. Upon two
three occasions noticed them in that particular fix
though it impossible to sympathse with them
in their terrible ard unpleasant situation. Now and
then one in taking morning ride turning out upon
public occasions, mounts a spirited animal and never
for a moment thinks Of savgatng by the rens. They
take dead grip with both hands on the pommel of the
saddle and sit and shout aloud in unknown tongue
while the animal uses his pleasure speed and
direction of travel"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

EDIToRIAL LIFE IN OREeoN.-The editor of the Co.
lumbian at Puget Sound, Oregon Territory, says he is
keeping bach in his office but he appears be get.
ting along very well One farmer presented him a
bunch Of onions, another jar Of blackberry jelly an
other with jar Of preserves and Another with
an onion weighing one pound opncesl and measur-
ing seventeen inches in circumference The onion, he
says was one Of thrtyeight that filled heapng half
bushel twice. He had alss been presented with Ri
BILE, Webster's Dictionary, and map o! Oregon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30


An Oriental Paradise
Persian's heaven is easy made
It's but black eyes and lemonade.
IBosoa Transcript.
A Celssfial Payadiss:
A Chinese heaven of course would be,
AheaP of fat and cup of tea.
An English Paradise
An Englishmans heaven would be in chief
A rosy cheek and a piece of beef
A YANKEE Paradise
Yankee heaven is a different life
soft pine board and sharp jack-knife.
Sunday Morning NsrS.
An american Paradise:
The Yankees place of heaven and rest,
Is found iinis c..ihr rsst
A Duehnans Paradise;
The heaven of Hans, without a doubt,
Hath walls and floors of circuit
An Trishnsaa's Paradise
where's heaven Pat but in the later.
In Biddy, piggy and the erater.
[seheneeiady Reflector.
A Gamblers Paradise:
Two dotted squares Of ivory. tools OF vice.
Arc, undoubtedly. gamesters pair odiee.
A Printers Paradise:
No "pi" full sorts" "fat copy his 'form" to swell
Printers heaven then complete IL he has she'll
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Commercial Institute of Indianapolis
4 Nc SCllIec- A al


FNNHIs INSTITUTION now permanently established and i
all times for the reception Of Pupils and lis rooms hav
the besi Cincinnati College furnishes advantages equal
Institution in the Vest full end thorough Commercial Educa
Lts st1es O. De Emil Course are those necessary for complete
Glasses Of Subjects to-yvil:
FIRST CLASS DOUBLE ENTRY Book KKEPNs-This enbra.
Wholesale by aders p, ner
Banking Manufacturing and Domestic Shipping and COMMISSION
steam boating sAd Foreign shipping and general Commission bus
m & eS h me mS1o o. Repmg me various an5sy looks
Grain book Outward Invoice book, Current book &c
THE SECOND CLASS embraces the Laws Customs and Usage
THIRD CLAss-AIEscAxruE ARrrHsrEruc-Embace ssaleu-
aron in Interest Discount Loss and GAIN Commission and Broker
age Equation Of Payments Direct and Indirect Exchange &c SC
on me new and I'd imPToved Method Of c@neeisiien
&c relating Soc Traders Partnerships Cooperation Primer
fine Fire and Lire Insurance Contracts & carrier T @ Ss
and service Of Sales and the nature OF Guarantees and lastly those
sell. As the sioppaee Of Goods IN Transit Lien &c
OF Ssrs OF ADMISSION 70 F5 Course Occupying from
A PARTIAL COURSE, Embracing The scien6c lar, u the
Lectures Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law
as he o"rss eonnSs T me FS cass
Of Cards Of Admission TO Para Course sl259,
u No ali,alce Pupil in either without frs, Oh
IETUREs on BnstiSg Poesl Economy and Other s.c
valuable TO the Merchant TO be known, will he delivered through
Diploma granted only those who may pass satisfactory ca
animation at The completion Of Full Course.
day Of each month although Pupils are sda',sd at any tune
We the undersigned (by special request acting the
Examiners Of The Commercial institute Of indianapolis, 90 ceb
that have attended the examination the present gaduanf
class OF said Institution, find said well acquainted viii
the enenay pncp Of Double Entry Book Kcepg cou
well be expected their age and opportunities o. actual practice
sdered We believe them 70 have received om their present In
cial Edneaon Which, Il Steadily observed and properly Pfactsel
upon will render them able accountants and valuable czei
would recommend that the following named members Of the
present class receive Diplomas, to-vviu
Weeks, NJ. liezekiah W.
Morris, Joseph r. Haugh John r. Ferguson George w Dorsey
ioas Mccary Jr, James T Brown and fvra Montgomery
in conclusion would the citizens Indians
i in having IN their paironze home Institution
Commercial education where much mfoI nation short
and AT far less expense and anxiety Of mind the pa
guardians, and believe win be mraIied
similar Institution in the West 3. r. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS.
WIN. SULLIVAN,
c. b. DAVIS.
BENZ. L. LANG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

RJ-Seventy thousand six hundred and twenty mine
hogs have been received North Madison the present
season They were all for different houses in this city,
with the exception of eleven thousand and twenty three
which belonging to Cincinnati and Louisville dealers.
Up to this time, last year. thirtysevcn thousand two
hundred and seven hogs had reached North Madison,
showing increase ofnearly hundred per cent the
present season.-MadisOn Banner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
New cUnr FOR FEVER AND Aevr.-The Huntsville

New CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE.-The Huntsville
(Texas) Item, says:
We had call this week from Mr. De'Berry Of
Grimes county, who understand is about to publish
q paper in Anderson. From among other interesting
items of inlormation CLEANED from him, perhaps the
following remedy for chills is worth printing Take
raw egg, break Il in tumbler, with vinegar and
drink altogether an hour before the chills time
of calling Mr. d. says he has il tried for years
and never yet saw failure. II may hard dose,
but it is not half hard that vlanous French nyen
ton, uunine.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

world are passing away, and the dark valley of the
shadow Of earth is opening before us.
Roav are the mighty fallen, may yet exclalmi
when ret of our greatest and wisest but they fall to
rise again from death to life, when such quickenIng
faith in the mercy of God and in the sacrifice Of the Re-
deemer, shediuPon them its happy influence on
this side of the grave and beyond IT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

HoRRID RDER.-A young man named Gwlnn, muir
desed his sister Winchester Tenn. last week
The young wished to get money that belong.
ed his father his sister found out his intention and
communicated it to her father This so exasperated
the young that he vengeance against his sis
ter-and told her that he would kill her if he had to cut
her throat while asleep Two three days afterwards,
in the absence of the of the family ne procured
pistol walked deliberately up to her and shot her in the
forehead, killing her instantly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
The Sugar Crop,

The Baton Rouge Gazette Of the 4th inst, says
The sugar plantations in this and the parish Of West
Baton Rouge are making uncommonly heavy crops. Ii
is but common occurrence to hear Of planter who is
realizing three hhds per The season. far, has
been of the best with nothing reard operations,
except scarcity of water in the opening Of the sea-
son !"
COMPOSITION or THE MooN.-Every object on its
surface of The height of hundred feet is distinctly
seen through Lord Roses telescope. On its surface
are craters Of extinct volcanoes, rocks and of
stone almost innumeraple But there are signs of
habtaons such ours vestige OF architectural
mains. 10 show that the moon is inhabited
by race Of mortas similar to ourselves No water is
visible river; all seems desolaie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

GJ-There was packed in Chicago, up to the aOth Of
November, twenty.one thousand seven hundred and
seventy beef cattle The Tribune says the otpl
number OF pounds Of beef packed exceeds 1900 0O0
making AZ 222 bbls The yield Of taow is about 4, 26
bbls Nearly all the beef aud tallow go East fill
contracts-New York, Boston, and New Bedford, being
the principal competitors for it, OF the amount packed
there were 200 tierees for the English market.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

ARREST OF SUPPOSED MURDERER.-0 VIM.
Marshall of the river police, arrested the
Hooser State yesterday mornings who is suppose to be
participant in the murders of Miller and Gardner,
fatboat, Troy, on the Ohio river, a few weeks
since He had entered his name on the register as Tin.
w. but is supposed be one of the brothers Of Kelly
who tie boat at the time of the murder-Cin.
Com.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

~ M. Kossnth is residing at Bayswater subsurbs Of
London with his wife and children, under the adopted
Of Smith. The of Smith appears 10 be popu
lar among political refugees in England Louis Phi.
lIppe adopted the name Of John Smith when he left
France in 1S4S. An American who lately visited Kos.
smith, says he is living very plainly in small house
mostly on the remnant Of his property which he has
managed to rescue from Hungary, and that he appears
like adsappcnted man. but is yet hopeful and tesrmin
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

A MEXICAN EARTHQuAKE--The Trait d'Union says
that on the 25th of October the OF Ahaxetia
State Of Guerrero the earth opened and swallowed six
houses trees Sc The paper Goes rot state whether
any lives were lost with the honses but the earth has
sunk about six feet for the space of three hundred feet
square.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30

OFFICE--Jourf al Buildings Pennsyl wanna street.
ENXRRESSES leave daily Madison, Cncnaat louisville,
r. Terre Hauie. Munce Winchester, Geeneae - Louis,
Orleans Lexington Nashville and ali
cn southern cities weekly BY FIRST cas for
Europe, and hy each steamer for California.
Boxes Packages Bank nces Snece Jewey. aud Naaahes
every pa II The Unr States Canada and Europe
with de srnlell +. III i. .f.-t -
upwards, AMI at lowest rates
PASSAGE Tickets IN Gfue Mnturn, a Co.'S superior line
Liverpool and ions paek eis constantly for sale.
Collections made in any part 81 the country
Three cent pieces cents and halt cents procured nom ire i
on deposite nf gold o. silver without charge
Office open fntn To a. a A., and y 70 z n .t.tI
~ 49, .,s.f c. WOODWARD. Agent
indianapolis, Dee 8 sS2-dee7if