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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30


Cutaueons Eruplluus, stubborn Ulcers ~
L'.cr Complalot, Dyspepsia,
Bronchitis, Sat RhcunI, Con-
sumption, Fever Sures,
Female Complaints,
Erys pe as, loss OF Appetite,
PmpIr-, Bles, General Debility,
Nc.
This preparation has now bone thr test
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Tine niIueruus lmitat ons have sprung INTO
existence, founding the T clams 10 the con-
idence of The community On the curative
po vers contained IN Sars,parllla Root, the
grCdl rrputatlou aud eNteu ed nse ui which
has been manl, altrIbGiab,e 10 the many
wonderful cures elected by the use Of hi
preparation. " NhIe Sarsapirlla Root forms
an lmpofian part ol It's combination, II is,
great power, aud il is in the peculiar com
bInition and scientific manner OF It's prepara
Ii IN, that rs remarkable success in The cure
at disease Depend Other preparations iC-
tate II II the style Di putting up, and IN
bearing he name Oi one of It's ingredients,
aud here ends t.c,r resemblance TO IL
Those nautlnl remedy IA d purifier Ike
this, are requested Ia no'e "here ills differ
ancc cx SIS, aud IN making choice Of What
they VIII use, not 10 take any other but
that one entitled To their confidence, from
the list oi cures il has effected ON living
witnesses, whose testimonials and resi-
dences have been published, and who arc
sill bearing dai Y testimony to It's worth.
Extract irom letter received from
Physician in Mary liant.
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, Oct 5Ih, 1850.
MEssRs. SANDS,
Geu,Iem My li'tle daughter was
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Ewes. an ny using your Sarsaparla, was
perfectly cured other medicines aud :ars-
apar Has having failed to relieve her. lias-
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and fad thll purchasers after lhty have
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again, whenever they require a medicine
f. which this is recommended.
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Possessed he information contained in ue volume tw,
IN tle ie1ch of alll which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
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ul,t S( (.tfI'LN-W.i opc ,N9y's WuiH uf IE.ih -
prEIFItR c,rt' irni the following smlrmch', Whleh
j. IA sprcn,n OF lis power
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CATION TO B00KSEl.AERS.
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT.
A SPURIOUS EDITION


lhgr'nt aud h,Jcfcod has beeu suuopou,ly issued
the same form and size, exactly the Sam IILL P,DE and
pxa Ia IA.
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remedy one trIa. Price : ! per bottle.
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SEQ, CALLED
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Il. Il. IL.
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ulouS liunprs; it cladit,Irs ii,m the homes and
muscles Diseased Deposits; it clcctIlcs the
Il lids aud solids
WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
II Is warranted to cue
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liumors, Syphilis,
'ancers. Epilepsy,
Tunors, J,ndicc,
Rckrts, | crrs,
Salt Iihcum, Fever Sors,
Bronchitical Tumors Hacking Dry Cough.
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LIKE ELECTRICITY,
it. thrill of health COURSES tn. ough every nerve
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lm icn NgiDu.c..
Tho patient feet. this marvellous REMEDY work
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II u.hrs and puIiias the blood.
2. II rcuoyvs huW thc buncs and sccrttiuns all
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Eraud and Detention.

Nothing clearly indicates the desperate condi-
on Of the Wing party in the present crisis, than their
proneness msrepresent the election Florida
Us claimed having gone Wing, when the show
that Broome, Democrat, has been elected Governor
land Maxwell, Democrat elected Congressman, and a
decided Democratic majority in the Legislature which
secures the election of Democratic United States SeDa.
tor, in the place of Morton, Wing
In Pennsylvania, the Democratic majority is Sc;
down by Wings from eight ten thousand, when the
returns show that it is eighteen thousand, at least
In Ohio, they claim to have gained ten thousand
Votes, without stating that this gain is the Of
Governor Wood, who received majority of "a, 600.
by this statement they intend to misead and deceive
THE people. Why not state the truth it isl The
returns show that the Democratic majority in Ohio on
Judge end Canal Commissioner will be almost seven.
teen thousand, not below it.
In Indiana Defrees in his secret circular dated the
18th inst, says:
eve think the official returns will show that wright's
majority is about twelve thousand"
At the date Of that interesting document Mr. Derees
well knew that the majority would fall below Is 900
|and would perhaps extend 10000 Yet in the face
lof the returns received be set down the majority at
twelve thousand. This shows clearly the desperate
fortunes of the Wing leaders BY misleading Wings
to the true state Of the returns they expect
spire in the masses of the Wing party hope, only be
disappointed Tuesday next. 1t is the same spirit
which prompted them hold the idea during the
past that Nicholas McCarty was certain to be
elected Governor, when the leaders we'll knew tina,
there was not the remotest probability Of his success
hold that the honest people ought be treated
n this manner. No political party ever succeeded By
such Of Misrepresentation We tell the people
that Scott cannot and will not be elected and we tell
Them the truth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Flowing Match at the state Fair.

We were unable attend the blowing match on last
Friday, but understand that much skill manifest
ID by the several competitors. The match took place
N the farm of Calvin Fletcher Jr, upon ground which
lad been selected more than week before the Fair
commenced Mr. Fletcher had taken the trouble to
lave the lands staked and numbered and everything
vas arranged in the best style. The premums-being
ach diploma and five dollars-ior the best specimen
blowing not less than six inches deep, and the best
pecimen OF blowing inches deep, each award.
d to Mr. Benon Newly, of Richmond, gentleman
Sho, we are informed has lived in the State for fifteen
years, and as the award Of the committee proves,
mong the bestplowmen in the State. The plow used
y Mr.. Newly from the manufactory of Beard 4
sinex, Richmond, Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Indiana and Illinois.

1t will BE- seen by the following, which we clip from
the Monmouth Democrat (I), that the Democrats OF
THE Sucker State intend to beat if they by giving
la larger majority for Pierce and King than we do
la GUN FROM INDIANA.-TEN DEMOCRATIC
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, AND ONE WING J!
For the following despatch indebted to Wing
Friend 1t from the editor Of the central Wing organ
lat Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Is.
N. S. BATES, Ese:-Wrght's majority over fifteen
Thousand! Parker the only Wing Congressman:
]. d. DEGREES.
Democrats of Illinois, do you hear that! Your lau
res in danger of being snatched from you BY onr
gallant brethren Of the Hoosier State. Our majority
the Presidential contest must be at least twenty
Thousand to come in ahead Of glorious Indiana.
Gen. Scott has stumped il through Indiana, add II
this particular the Democrats Of that State have the sd
vantage Of their Illinois brethren but by active exer
\ ton we may give them neck and neck race. W.
have heard of a single Democrat in Illinois who i
going for Scott, while have heard Of immense mum
8 bers of Wings who will vote for Pierce. Our friend
may assured that if they work they should do
we will still have a chanos Of leading the Democratic
column, notwithstanding The large figures have re
corded within this week. Let the words Of the gallan
Miller be the Of every Illinois Democrat: Pill
{TRY. Iinoisans never have been behind either upo
the glorious battle fields against the foreign foe,
home against the foes Of Democratic principles PUSf
Ion THE COLUMN! The foremost will find US b
heir sidei
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
That seeret circular AGAIN.

John d. Defrees is attempting divert the attention.
o the public from his rascally conduct ia publishing and
|sendrg out secret circular the Of the election
intended to cheat and defraud the honest people, BY
charging that we came by the possession Of this docu
ment in unlawful and improper manner. He says:
@ II intended private letter, enveoped seal
ed, and placed in the Post Office in this city In pos
sble way, within our knowledge, could this letter have
into the possession OF the Sentinel except by vo
alton of law that would send the Derpetrator to the
State Prison."
Now, we ask every candid reader, Wing and Demo-
crat, say what he understands by the above para
|graphi The idea intended be conveyed is that ii
written private letter that had been sealed
placed in the Post Office. At the time Deees penned
his article he knew that it printed circular and
not written letter He knew that copy had never
been sealed directed to any one-had never been il
the Post Ocefor he had been SO informed by the pub
Usher Of the Sentinel.
His statements therefore wilfuy and maliciously
false. We received the paper from respectable me
chanic in this city Ithad been mutlated and torn If the
Chairman of the Wing State Committee entrusted his
cret circulars unsafe hands, it is fault 1t il
not letter, but circular. Had it been written com
municaton, directed private individual, shou'
have returned it to Mr. Defrees But it was printed
cret uueSscu " nteuu
ed for the Wing committee and leading Wings o
the different counties II contained programme O
the proceedings and operations of the Wing committee
throughout the State-all be conducted in secret
We by the possession Of this paper in honora
BILE manner There bribsry-no violation 9
confdence-no breaking Of seals. In publishing it W
have done duty to the Democratic party. The Gil
cular is genuine When it is exposed, then the autho
publishes il, with this remark:
The Locofoco leaders are welcome all they ca
make Of the publication OF private letter thus oil
tained."
81 II we mad first published il, the circular woul
never have found its way into the columns of the Stat
Uorgan, or any other Wing paper in the State. Til
public have now heard both sides Of the question
We leave them to judge where the baseness of Il
transaction lies-whether the author Of the secr'
circular him who exposed it. II the public decit
}that, as Chairman of the Democratic State Centr
Committee, and editor of the State Sentinel ERE
in exposing this Wing trick, we will candidy eenie
our error More hereafter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

rrAs to the majority in those Counties, every man
knows it made mp of voters apt to read any Of
the papers published in those Counties, know
more oil Gov. Wright than that he was on the regular
Locofoco ticket The merits Of that distinguished iad
vidual had nothing do in obtaining that voe.-Ind
Journal
Here is another insult to the of foreign birth
No class of citizens in Indiana clearly understands
the distinction between the political parties in this
country than the German and Irish population The,
did to this land Of the free to embrace thu
doctrines of the Wing party. They had felt the
|of such principles in their native lands, and her
Ito be free men and Democrats They love the princi
|pes Of equality too well to embrace the sristocrati
doctrines of Whggeryi and they too intelligent to
hood. winked and deceived by the Wing leaders The
understand the merits of the they for, vel
las the principles they maintain,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
[FOr the Daily Indiana State sentinel

"The speech of Mr.. Mcdonald was one Of the nos
ultra ands bitter character The effect of this speech
electrical an indignant burst went up from the vast
crowd OF true and noble men whose feelings ont
ragged at the idea that occasion like that which call
led them to the capital should be thus outraged"
The above precious morselis from the Indiana Journal
If Thursday morningthe writer Of which present
the occasion alluded to, and have known, when
pennng the above that each and every word Of It
slase.
The shouts and Kisses commenced before Mr.. MELON
laid had uttered word I'D continued during the entire
delivery OF his speech and there not to be found
among those engaged in this outrageous course a singh
armer decent artisans mechanic; but the entire af
lar was conducted by set Of Wing rowdes, who are
well known in this community, and who have been en-
gagged during the entire summer in nterrupting Demo-
icraile meetings. The whole affair disgrace a.
She Wing party, and regret to the organ of thai
party nicrsing and defending their conduct by base
laisehoois and It only proves in Judgment one
3tning that is that it preconcerted arrangement
by the leaders of the Wing party present to interrupt
5the Democratic meeting.
We know that many, very many of the honest and
Inar'otc Wings present Disguised and denounced
the conduct Of their political friends.
LOCKER ON
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Democrats of Indiana.

The State Central Committee have issued secret
.ircular. They have appointed no influential commit
whose duty operate secretly and in the dark
All their acts are published the world They appea
TO their Democratic brethren do their duty. Every
Democrat in the State is placed the great vglancs
committee. They expected to give one day to thei
country and see that their Democratic neghbors al
70 to the election. This is all ask. We don't want
any secret tickets slipped in their pockets. We ex
pect them to act as become freemen. They know
their duty and will do it. In ten days more We expect
70 be able to announce the election of Franklin Pierce
as President of the United States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Democraiic Processinn.

The Journal Of Thursday morning, contains lon.
article foil Of fasesood and misrepresentation in rea
ton TO the Democratic Torch Light Procession on Wed
sesday evening. We srsl not attempt to reply to tn,
article in detail
We do not charge the great body of the wbg party
OF participating in or encouraging the conduct Of thos,
Wings who were engaged in the Disturbances. Th.
Wing leaders we're present but the riot and disturbance
went on. We know who were engaged in il. They ar.
the men that have been engaged Ia the same thing
during the whole summer. They have made no vote.
Cor the Wig candidates, and will make none
It onls proves thing Their csuss is desperate
and requires desperate means to sustain il. We hope
TO hear more about the Wings being ths all dsesncy
psrtv.v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

Every where the news is encouraging. The Whie
ranks firm. Pennsylvania will cast her eectora
vote for Scott beyond all doubt; with Ohio and SC
with New York These three great States are safe foT
THE Wings.
have always thought that the Democratic ticket will
he elected. This expected but we expect entirely
Ia different result in November Them let every Wing
stand firm, aud Scott will carry the day .-Montgonerg
journal.
Singing to scare away the ghosts and hobgobns No
Intelligent Wing expects carry Indiana to elect
Scott and when theyitalk So is only to deceive the
people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

ITNo man OF honor would publish private letter
did not therefore surprise the letter. which
10y some means, into the possession of the edito,
of the Sentinel in the columns of that paper yesterday
morning. 1t is in perfect keeping with the man-Indi
ana Journal.
No political party, with honest intentions, will issue
secret circuar-no honorable will suffer himself to b,
made tool to accomplish such mean purposes We were
therefore not surprised when this printed crcu
iar, with the of John d. Derees attached to it
We leave il to the public decide which the mos
Idishonorable transaction-o do the deed expos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

Thisis the man the Wings have just elected to Con-
gress in Ohio he jealous supporter of Gen Scott
and the following few ofhis for his zeal on tn.
Subject as given in acircuar published by him at Wash
ngton the 10th of July 1882 bis own signature
Ikno Gen Scott to be ,cith me on the subject of sla
tvsTy he is friend Of liberty, platform or no platform
and ice can muster rotes enough Congress repea
she fugitive slave iaT, beere zoe can 1t is scitn M
knowledge that General Scott aviH sign the Iau Not
Nth General Pierce he is completely sold to the Sout
and TO the dealers in human flesh and blood as ever Fill
more and Webster weren
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
Hon. GEORGE G.. DUNN.
Injury TO Scott.

Gen. Scott may well exclam, "Save me from my
friends" for many OF his jealous supporters have
done him serious injury. Among the papers which have
been foremost in their abuse OF the Pilot and its editor
and proprietor are the New Haven c., Palladium tie
Indiana State Journal. and vile rag in New York
|ealed the IrshnGn. We repeat it, these papers have
done Scott ncacnIable injury by their vile abuse Of the
Pilot, and other Catholic papers.
now Say, Pen Un;.beS f. vote -, soso., ~.
party who will such hood wink and
deceive them Teach these editors and party hacks o
lesson that they will not iorget.-Bostos Pilot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 81, 1859.
Death of Col. McA,Iister.

1t becomes painful duty to announce the death Of
COL Thomas McAlster, Senator from the counties Of
Madison and Hancock Col MoAllister was a nativ,
liz Virginia; hfty-two years Of age. He represented
Madison county several years in the Legislature H
was of strong and vigorous native intellect Al
pen and generous heart warmed his bosom. By hi
eath his constituents have lost faithful and homes
Representative community valuable and enterprisn!
;tzen his wife devoted husband; and his children
kind and afiectionate father.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28


One week from this day, the Presidential election
takes place. Democrats of Indiana, you ready
Shall Indiana be the banner State of the Democracy
Your neghbors of Ohio and Illinois are strainng every
nerve to give greater majority than you will. You
can beat them If you will.
The Wings using every means to retrieve thel
slsn fortunes They have issued their secret oircaar
their faithful leaders, advising them to adopt plan
IF secret organization. Hear what they say:
'Send two active Wings into each township to max
arrangements with the leading Wings in those town
hips TO have every who will support Scott tbs
polls. In every neghborhood may be found those VIII
voted for the Locooco ticket at the recent election, tina
an be induced TO vote Tor Scott. Let those likely
TO possess influence them exercise it. Such per
night be furnished with tickets before the day oil
election, so that they could their preference
ID by party leaders at the polls. IL would be good
plan for those canvassng the townships leave tickets
every house. as there many that would secretly
vote for Gen Scott"
These influential committee men, who wish to do the
thinking for their neighbors will visit you Treat thea
they deserve. Let them know that you are twenty
years of age, pay your own taxes, and dol
your voting 'There are many who will secretly
gote for Scott" says this Wing circular 'sSecretly
rots!" Do an an act that you are ashamed of! We
10 not believe there is freeman in Indiana, who calls
himself Democrat that will not feel insulted by such
an insinuation.
Another hope which now animstes the Wing party
that the Democrats will forget TO 60 TO the cleo.
ton The circular saws:
sour opponents, feeling secure on the large majority
received by Gov. Wright, will not make the same eli
fort they did al the recent election"
They think you will be caught mapping in the hour
of trial. Let your Tuesday next undeceiv,
them.
You have just elected Gov. Wright by 10 900 ma
orty All your State officers, and out of clever
members Of Congress from Indiana are Democrats
On the heels of this great victory the Wing Contra
appeal
"Let us appeal to you TO aid us in making one NOR
effort to redeem State from the OF Locofoco
ism and it is not impossible that shall succeed"
"The curse of Locolocoismw Such language we d.
think will make many from the Democrat
ranks. You, Democrats, are asked to vote for Scott
that you may redeem the State from the course of Lo
coocoism," which you have entsied on by electin
Joseph A. Wright for Governor. This is beautifu
argument. and one which think the Chairman of tn
Wing Central Committee alone is entitled to the cred
of suggesting. You will treat it as it deserves.
Democrats, one word more Stand to your arms
one fire along the whole line and the victory
won Do your duty, and Indiana will be entitled to tn
proud name Of the "Banner State" Franklin Pierc
will be elected President, and William R. King Vic
president of the United States. Them in the languag
of Winfield Scott, will we build bon.hres and fire gum
So mote be.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

We regret to say that tins sterling and talented Dem
crat was beaten eighteen a candidate for tn,
Senate in the district composed of Psrke and vermlon
This district has Wing majority Of from hundre,
and fifty to two hundred; yet Mr. Davis would hav,
been elected quite easily had be not been confined to
sick bed during the canvass, which placed it of hi
power to correct various misrepresentation that
put into circulation to his prejudice, just before tn
ELECTION
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-10-28

G|Kossuth has written to the German Association
called 'the Revolutionary Union for Europe" in which
he advises them, indirectly, vote for John p Hale
Has being far more favorable to their views than any
fother candidate.-Indiana Journal.
Kos.uth has written no such letter. 1t is a Wing
Roorback If there any such letter. let the Journa
i