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A BOOK FOR THE TlMESl
ENTITLED
LIFE At TIE SOUTH.
~4~ on NIs.,
"ldncIe Gom's Cabin
.FfH1 AZ IT 1871 LErE
Being Narratives, Scenes and Incidents in
THE REAL LIFE OF THE LORLY.'
BRw. L. G. SMITH, ESQ.

bting NafFahNess scenes ana lOeldents ~
THE REAL LIFE OF THE LOWLY."
BR W. L. C. SMITH, ESQ.
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in, bis daily occupations and pass times, the rela.
tons between master and slave, the mistaken i'm.
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sions and sentiments in their natural ferns, as the
same are displayed in the humblest lot Of soei ty
thus showing that Ia the case Of the sidUe al least
CONFINEMENT BEsTows MORE HAPPINESS THAN FREE
DON; and at the same time TO represent. As 1T is
a class Of people, viz: the Planter 10 whom jus
tice has seldom been done. and whose character
as exhibited in evary day life, is well calculated t
win the amiable judgement Of the world.
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lime 1879
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FORT aud NTalaga Vine.

One barrel of each, superior article, Tor sale at
the Drug and 'iFocery Store of
b. STEPHENSON.
JUST RECEIVED large amount OF Dye.
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Red Wood &c, nc. which we will sell Al re-.
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/. purchasers. Call az The Drug Store Of
Dec, II. 1851. CA. BOEGEL
u Liver OiI.--A superior arIcle jus. re.
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DIR. ROBERTS COMPOUND
5arsaperilla pills.
An alternative, onic. Duretic & mild Catharlie
Plce 25 Gems per box, containing so Pills.
Each box contains fily pills, which makes them
as cheap again as any other standard pin, aud
four times cheaper, and waIran'ed much supe-
rior in the euts OF various diseases TO any OF the
Syrup mixlnre sold; besides being a more con-
venient aud properioTm for nse.
The astonishing success which has attended tie
use Of DR.. Roberts Compound Sarsaparila Pills
proof abundnnt aud conclusive thai they are
truly
NATURES OWN REMEDIES,
and that they will cure all durable diseases quick
er, and more pleasantly Than any other medicine
ever known. The Pills are principally an alter
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Oct. "a, 1851.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in the country. Also, .ha. he is determined to
sell the same as low as any body else dare
having come to the conclusion OF permanently Y
locating in this place, and devodng our time
TO the above business, we are bound NOT TO be
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Drugs at Wholesale Il Retail I!
HARSH 81 M'CUTCHEON.

Successors to J. C. Cable) having purchased
the Drug Establishment Of J G. Cable, Market st.
Steubenville, Ohio. next door to the Book Store,
are just receiving from the East large stock of
Drugs, Paints
Chemicals, Dye Stufs,
Oils, Perfumery,
Brushes, Spices, &c.
which we are offering at wholesale and retail.
Our stock being large, we are determined to sell
as low as AM house in the State and would in
vite Physicians Merchants, Mechanics and Far
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every article usually kept in our line Of business,
and which we will positively sell on the most rea-
sonable and accommodating terms.
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Car,oIItnn Feb. q lAs9.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

U-There was a sarcastic slur in Gov. Wrights well
coming speech, that intended for somebody Here
it is the italics are his owns
'.However cold and Indifferent those in high places
may be in responding to your appeals, Sc."
This slant intended for the presen. Locoioco
Congress- for its large Democratic majority exempts
from the attacks Of his Excellency. But il is but the
retailing Of the slang Of the Sentinel and kindred prints
| against the Wing National Administration Indiana
State Journal.
Gov. Wright spoke for the people whose hearts beat
with high and warm emotion for liberty and freedom
the oppressed He spoke the Governor Of Indiana,
the representative Of the tyranny hating, liberty loving
reemen of Indiana and with the cold and icy indif
ference of Wing President. But Delrees need not
complain if Gov Wright and the Sentinel do occasion
ally give Mr.. Fillmore "slant;" and if Defrees
thought there any danger Of his nomination, from
the very of mis- heart would he thank The
tnel is ready TO do for Mr. Fillmore that which neither
the Journal, the Wing party OF Indiana dare do
The leading of his administration has been his
recommendation and support of the compromise mea-
sures. This part Of his administrative policy we en-
dorse and approve; sentiment which the Wing party
Of Indiana dare not utter for fear Of losing the woo
ly" opponents Of the administration who cling to the
Wbig party the mistletoe does to the oak.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

U-T The quarrel between the friends Of Cass and Bu-
chanan in Penns vania regret to observe continues
with undated malignty In the county of Clnton the
delegates divided; which the Pennsylvania re-
marks:
"What humiating spectacle Here is district,
strongly democratic, and strongly in favor oil Buchanan,
without a voice in the State Convention"
We think it a much more humilating spectacle to see
Democrats divided not principle but men, and
to carry that hostility far defeat either if nomi
mated. Pennsylvania thoroughly Democ attic, but this
unfortunate and unnecessary controversy has been car
ed such extent, that neither Cass Buchanan
could carry the State if nominated, whilst it would be
certain for Lane Butler Marcy, or Douglas. This
very QUARREL in estimation, will defeat both Cass
and Buchanan in the National Convention, and secure
the nomination of new on whom all the par
ties can unite
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

u The Huntington Observer anticipating the action
of the Democratic Convention in relation the
Compromise measures, says:
Our opponents have surrendered a discretion" and
at time, too, when il least expected--duying q
temporary cessation of hostltes. The Democrats ol
this section of the State will rejoice with that this
'bone of contention has been removed and
how it was done.
The following is the resolution of the Democratic
State Convention, reported by committee of which we
had the honor be member. 1t contains the views
which have always advocated; if the editor Of the
Huntington Observer is satisfied with this resolution
certainly are. He may call it surrender part
if it will be auy consolation to him, and may shout tri
umph u.s. and those who have sustained in our
support of the Compromise If he will endorse
the resolution he may just say many hard things OF
suit his fancy. Here it is-say yes or no.
Resolved, That the opinion Of this Convention, the
common sentiment of the people Of Indiana sustans and
endorses in their general and intention, each and
all that series of Acts of Congress, commonly knows
the Compromise measures; that it recognizes in their
success OF security and perpetuity to our
glorious Union and that regards present tranquil
ty after dangerous sectional heart burnngs, the best
evidence the wisdom and prudence Of these measures,
and the best proof that they should under pretense
be disturbed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
uwe clip the following from the Madison Banner.

ave have every assurance Of success in the coming
campaign and WILL another time, give those
fer confidence which the result will prove were
sound and not unfounded. We speak thus confidently
because feel so, and because the circumstances
which have recently transpred, warrant in speak
ing. Our confidence is but shadow Of coming events,
and those events will realize for the people total
luton in the political aspect of Indiana"
The for the hope that is within brother era.
vens because the Wing Convention refused endorse
the administration of President Fillmore and the
promise measures. He was a freesoil and Van Buren
Elector in lS4s and by his influence he thinks his BROTH
freesoers may again be brought into line. His iudg'
ment he thinks is sound and his hopes unfounded
This union under the auspices of the Bradleys the Ju
ans the Cravens, the Klgores and the Defrees is to
produce total revolution in the political aspect of In
diana" How deceptive are human hopes7
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
Washington Correspondence.

WAsHINoToN, March 3 1852.
The arrival of the steamship Baltic in waters is
the signal OF great reoicings. She Is now, believe,
the fastest thing that goes through the anywhere
and has literally beaten her British rivals Of sight
as, transformed into man-ofwar she would blow them
out of water. OF the whole Congress have been
invitsd to her and board and partake of
cheese and crackers, and some Newark cider. The
Collins line of steamers which she belongs sunk about
million oil dollars in the enterprise of running
with John Bull, but have made vast deal Of reputation
for themselves and the country. They do
service, run otener and be paid remuneratng prices
Tor their trips in the shape OF mail contracts hope
they may get it, but think that rather doubtful Some
Oi our steamships along the coast that had TO run
and TO sustain competition either from individ
uals from the BRUSH government have made so
much money out of the government that there is gen.
eral disposition the part OF Coegress against extend
ing the system.
The Hon. Howell Cobb is now here, and quite lion
in Washington. He is very frank and manly in bis
avowa Of principles says he is where he always has
been, member of the national Democratic party ready
TO support the nominee Of the Baltimore Convention.
never doubted for moment, that such his intention
from first 10 last; and that knows him expects
anything else from him. He says but man who
in favor of the compromise and recorded such
be elected in the fall and insists that any such ona
Democratic candidate is certain Of carrying Georgia by
the largest Democratic majority she has yet given for
any candidate for the Presidency
small row is expected at Harrisburg between the
friends Of Messrs. Buchanan and Cass respectively
Buchanan has got majority OF the politicians and Cass
majority of the people of Pennsylvania IN his favor
but it is doubtful whether the latter will be treated fairly
in Convention. The probability is the Cass Delegates
will sign protest and declare Cass the choice Of the
people. These quarrels in Pennsylvania much 20
be regretted, and only fomened by poitcians who
prevent free expression of the will Of the people.
In Virginia the battle between Judge Douglas and
Mr.. Buchanan is drawing TO a close, and have
but little doubt but that Judge Douglas will beat Bu
chanan in the end. The Delegates will not be instruct
ed land when they shall come to Baltimore and take
Of the battle field and the impossiby Of eIecting
Buchanan only Judge Douglass immediate friends
but the friends of Mr. Buchanan himself will their
influence in his favor
Gen. Cass, it is now conceded will certainly carry
Connecticut though impression prevailed that the
Nutmeg State would 60 for Sam Houston. Sam Hous
ton is Is good of the field UNION.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18
Mississippi and Atlantic RAILROAD.

From a recent number OF the Washington Globe
understand that Mr.. Davis, NJ c has presented TO
Congress the petition of the President and Directors Of
the Mississippi and Atlantic Railroad Company, pray
ing grant Of the right of way and governmental ap
preparation of portion OF the public lands for the con-
structon of railroad from the State line opposite Terre
Haute, nlnoistown, the Mississippi river, oppO
site the city Of ST. Louis. The petition has been refer
red to the committee on Public Lands As this Rail-
road may be truly regarded of national interest,
and whose completion is of vital importance to the
prosperity of the whole West connecting it will
chain Of railroads extending throughout the entire Union
the passage OF this petition should be almost Synonymous
with its introduction. Although the Democratic party
Of the Union have uniformly opposed all vast systems of
internal improvements and have favored their restric
ton works Of national character il easily be de-
monstrated that the construction Of this road viii bene
fcially affect to greater less extent almost every
portion Of the Unon Let this road get in
ful operation and the projected Pacific Railroad will be
no longer regarded a visionary scheme, but ac
tive and getic efforts will Immediately be made TO
accomplish this long cherished project That indivd-
ual enterprise will ultimately the road there is
no doubt eastern capitalists know too well the ad
vantages which must them from investment
of their capital in this manner; but at the same time,
appropriation from the government would materially
hasten its completion which otherwise might be delay
ed beyond desirable period. We think this would be
much better appropriation from the national revenue,
than the improvement by the General Government Of
eastern rivers and harbors, the benefits ri which only
experienced by the inhabitants of their immediate
locality. We shall watch carefully the action Of Con-
gress upon this subject.-Terrs Haufe Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-03-18

CT~The 90 Sentinel" asks us whether we are
opposed KOssuth and his doctrines" The readers
of the Journal well acquainted with views on
this subject. We deeply sympathze with every people
struggling establish FOR themselves free government,
and hope that the day may when every portion OF
the hnman shall be free, enlightened and ndepend.
As TO the doctrine of intervention advocated by
KOssuh stand with George Washington and the old
fathers Of our Republic. We prefer their teachings to
those Of Gov. Wright and Mr.. VIM. ]. Brown. From
the very first we have occupied this position believing
it to be the true American ground.-Indiana Journal
The teachings of Gov. Wright and William J. Brown
that every nation under the has inherent right
to establish its form of government and that it
violation Of the laws Of nations and of nature for any
government interested interfere. That whenever
despotsm combines to put down popular liberty and Free
dom republican governments ought their solemn
protest. and off all diplomatic intercourse with such
offending nations For the purpose of securing the Ca
thoc the Wing party, the Journal takes the Op
poste ground and here is the ISSUE Our voice shall be
raised in behalf of those who fight for freedom andhe
lear of losing the and influence of any Church. and
all the Churches, shall stfe that voice This com
bnation may defeat Gov Wright If it does he will fall
martyr to a union Of Church aud State.