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DAILY STATE SENTINEL.
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ADVKRTISIXO IX THE M EEKLY.
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tiim f mcU MiUonal s.jir 33 J
Advrtiei.iita r"',h'-, " -n,tL l,a'5y r,1
Wrrkl 5r.Tii. will 1 churned the full lUilj rls,
with oiie-bAlf ihr Vrklv rt aiiJ"l.
I:uinM Xotic lishe.i in the looal rolamus of ten
line a or Hn-l-r, b cliret fur acU iiertioii 1; if
rrr te liue. l-n rrtit j-er line.
riiAffe will 1." laa.ie fr i-rrtin the notices r.f tl.e
following Or -ler. Si-t ah1 A.oc'A!iun at the rre
HAnie.1, to LepaM In aftvAiir
Military Companies, Order "f CM l'eliow, Mav.nic
Orilers Itevr.iert i-lW aivl Si:)v;n,r Societies.
For earh notir-e n t exceiin H lin-s 25 cents for each
.irtiiK orr eil.t line at thU rate.
AiinuiK-inx rjeath with funeral notice attached, fl;
without rw.tir frM
Marriage XMire 50 rent.
Notire of Fe!t:alM, Picnics and Excursion, gotten np by
Individuals' r ax-iatioti, vr bj churvl.e.H, at the regular
prk-ea. ,
Advertiment leaded and placed under the head ol
Fpedal Notice., If ten linea or over, will t charged double
the usual rate.
Adrertiemer.t" Tndklr.ir le than three linen, Inserted
once In the Daily, will charped fifty cent.
Yearly ad vertier topav quarterly.
Annonncii'K cnii'i'r i-i "u"'i -
tol charted at the rate .f 1 50 for each nnnie tn the
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Capital Enlarged Jan'y 1, 1860.
CATITAI lv00000 00
r.. niuj, ;ai:er ocaact:n ail
llabt:it4) 611,112 SO
jETNA building,
inDIAKAPOUS.
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Iily, and I J in the Daily and Weekly, tl.e iau.e to be,
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Ieirt a.irertiMment inserted at the epene of the at
torneys ordering, and not delaysMe for the Wal proceed
In:, but ci.IlecUe at our u-ual time. Publiker not
acconntable for the accunwy cf lepal ad vert foment i be
Teud the amount tbarefl for their publication.
ELL tU, HAKKXESS A EIXOIIAM,
rronrietar Indian State Sentinel.
J. M. T1LH)KD,
PreMdent Inlianapoli Journal Company.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HA.Mtr.us.
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ARKISOXS' n.VXK. X'o. 19 East Washington ftreet
opposite the Sentinel ORce. may
i,ivi:uv KTAin.r.N
LLEN k 1I1XSLEY, IJvery and Sale Stable. In the
rear of tl.e Palmer llon.-e. Junt-5-dly
roi Mim:s.
DAVIS A CO., Tuion Foundrj-, Delaware atreet, op-
po.site Union If pot.
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ASSELilAX A VINTON", Washington Foundry and
Macbin Works eat ed Uni.m Irpot. myZS
i:aIa iätati: akems.
cKF.RN.Of PIEKTE, Real Ertate Agenta and
ill. P-rr-kem, 10, EaM W.-hinKtonatreet.
"11 Til. Y. WILEY, Real Estate Afrent and Stock Hro-
ker, 10., Eat Wahhijtton atreet. laayli
hoot AX D miioi: iki:AM:its.
I"l C. MAYHEW ft fO., Wholesale dealer in lv.ts,
Sho, ami Rubb P, No. 4 Robert' IUk, opposite
eep4
the L'nrn LH-pot, IndianaU, Ind.
VPAM KNODLE ft SON, manufacturer and dealer,
in all k.nd of BKtA and Shoes, No. 32 Eat Vah
osfion atreet. apr27
HOOKS AM STATIOM'UY.
BOW EN, STEWART ft CO., wholesale and retail deal
er in Ih k atid Stationery, and Printer Material.,
No. IS Weht WaMiiiitftoii htreet. apr26
iui is a.m jii:iici.tr.s.
"mmZILEY M UnVKY, IRtr,r,IST. Dealer In Uni,
Chemie;, Paint. Oil, lyetufT., botanic. Patent
and other Mediciwx, Nation and Perfumery No. 49 Ma
aachuwtta avenue, Indianapolis. nov3-ly.
f rnOMLINSON ft COX. dealer in lrut, l!.dicinea.
I Paint. OiN. ;1aj, Perfunvry, 1 ancy CjorxL, 4c, No,
! Eajt Wa.hineron Mrwt, IndianaKlii.
may 19
RHROWNIX';, ItucO, ami dealer in Paint, Oils,
Varnihe, Ke-tu0 CiUi. (Jlaware, Perfumery,
4c, No. 22, Wei wxLiuxtej rtreeU apr27
IlltV COOPS.
UJ ft II. C.LEXS Ct)., New Yrrk Store, pry
(;.swh'!ea'.e and Retail, ftienn' Pi.xk, Fast
IfV A--liincton htf-et . tua5
vrovi A!vo ti. unci:.
(111 1KI.F.S COX. dealer in Stoves, Tin Ware, Ac, No.
j 11 Vet Wa-hiiiffton ttreet. . apr27
HOOK IIIMir.ItN.
Erected 1859 Owned by the Co.
ISPK. IAL A iTF.NTlON GIVEN TO THE INSURANCE
i ol tarm property, dwelling and ont-buildänf. In
aur - uch lmll;n or cotitents In a very favorable man
ner, f r three or five years.
I,o I'.quitnbly Aljutf(l nnd
l'rnnitt I)' lulil in .'nli
ANo, Jnure toref , warehonm-s, l uildinga, or contents
and personal projK-rty peuerally, iu town or country, at
rate as low a consistent w ith hazard taken, and inland
Inaurante agairt the peril? of na iuati'.n.
WJl. IIKNDKION, Acent,
Indian ipoiis, Indiana.
Application can be made to D. W. Grubbs, who is fully
authorized to tranact a'l buinohA connected with the
Anry. faux 1,'61-dlyl WM ENDERSON
NOTICES.
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nitrl State of
nl 1 ti Ii ami t NX:
Amerira, Diitrirt
Wnr.KitAa.a libel of information bab-on filed in the District
Court of the t uite.l States, within and for the Seventh
Circuit and Dirici of Indiana. on the 4th d.iy of December,
161, by John Manns. F.s.j , Attorney of t!ic Cnited Stated
of America, for fdid Di.strict of Indiana, against four
Iki.c! of nerchan-!ise, three boxes of bts and
hoes, and two bundle of jeans. eied at Kvans
ville for a vio!ation of the laws of the United S'ates,
the .aid jfxxls and merchandise beinsr contrat'.ind of war,
and praj ii.i process ajtainst aid kohs, aiuitb.it the same
may be condemned and sold as articles contraband of
war.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the
aeal of said Court to me directed and delivered, I do hereby
give public notice to all pert on cl;iim:i sali g'Kxl, or
any part thereof, or in any manner interested therein, that
they be and appear before the said, the IHstrict Curt of
the United States, to be held at the city of Indianapolis,
in and fi r the Instrict of Indiana, on the 19th December
instant, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of that day,
then and there to interpoe their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf.
I). G. R0E, U. S. Marshal,
Pi r Lewis Jordan iK'puty.
Jon II. Pea, Clerk.
Dated December 5, ISSl. der6-dl5t
XTNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTIUCT OF IN
1) DIANA, SS:
vVherk as, a litel of Information hath been filed in the
District Court of the Uni'ed within and for the Seventh
Circuit and District of Indiana, on the 4th day of Ie;em
ber, 1461, by John II..tuia. F.sq , Attorney of the
UniteJ States for n.iid lhstrict of Indiana, aJ5ain"t three
boxes of merchindifP, and two bales cf merchandise,
aeized at Evansville, for a violation of the l.twsof the
l nited State, the said pmmIs and merchandise beinfr
Contraband of war, and praying process atfaiiiht said Ki'"!,
and that the tame ma- be condt tuned and aold a articles
contraband of w ar.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition tinder the
aeal of aid Court, to me directed and delivered, I do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming taid
good , or any p.irt there.T, or in any manner interested
therein, th.it tby be and appear tefnre the !aid District
Court of the I'ni.ed States, to be held at the city of In
dianapolis, in and fr the Oistrict of Indiana, on the 19th
day of Ivcember next, at ten o'clock of the f-.n-noon
of hat day, then and titer to interpose their claims, arid
to m ike tiieir allegations in that behalf.
D. C KOSK, U. S. Ma-sJud,
Per Lkwis Jouka.x, ivputy.
John II. Re a. Clerk.
Date d Ieccmber 5, 161. cVcG-d!5t
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT 0V IN
DIANA. SS:
Whkkkas, A libel of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, on the 20th day
of November, 1HC1, by John Hann. Esq., Attorney for
the United states for ai I Ditrict of Indian, azainst four
mule, ized at Evansville for a violation of the liwa of
the United States, the aid poods and merchandise bein?
contraband of war, and praying procc.-a ajrain.-t s.iid
gorsis, and that the aatne may be condemned and sold aa
articles contraband of air.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition under the
feal of aid Court, to me directed and delivered, I do
hereby pive public notice to a!I pcr-ons cl usuinj said
poods, or any part thereof, or In any manner interested
therein, that they and apjiear before the aid, the
trct Court of the United States, to be hid I at tlie city of
Indianapolis, in and for the liistrict of Indiana, on the Orb
day 'f leceniber n.t, at 10 o'cbx'k of the forenoon
of that day, then nnd th-re to interp .se their cl.iitns and
trake their allegations in that leh.lf.
D. Ci. ROSE, U. S. Marshal,
Per Lewis Jori., I vputy.
Jon; II. Re a. Clerk.
Dated November 21, lr,l. novC2-dl5l
SPECTACLES, &C.
""..mM- rTo Officers of the Army.
n INC. HAM ft IKIl'tiHTT, P--k Pnder and WLl7 ' . -
P. m k M l!::if.u!urers, Sentit.,1 It i;!, I.vp, l.-n -s rx :, j
u vnrci Pit wp w r:,,i..,.M...i. i'...V, t'ir- l Ä l Vjf ft Vw
OUiiLS ft PALMER. K-t k r.iudera an! Ma:ik If-oV
I JF Manufarfirers. N. .1, La-t asbintoti tr..et,
er Alfonl, M;il ft Co' Oroier). may27
JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
siamha: .i.m Dot in, i: sri
liU-s and Qinetisware, N";-. s.l Eat Washington st ! "
Ln iiJi.a;. lis, Indiana. dly I J'r (jcJf pot tubüitv juil power tllf V Mipersde
' " all otupp.
.Mi:itrilA.T TAII.01I.H . For Mlehv SEMM0NS. Optician.
( iii , ;i. vss ami m i.i:.svAiti:.
I I AWTIIOKN ft BUCHANAN, Importers of China, '
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND., THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 9, 18(52.
NUMBER i5,518.
MEDICAL.
DU. niJU.MIA.ll
Cure the mot OMtlnatr nnd Lonjf
SUandlnj; Dlieatr hj
REAL ESTATE ACENTS.
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I1REDFRICK CtF.PPLR, Mervbant Tailor, and deVr
in rea - made rlotb.nc and furiiih:iig .h1. No. 21
et Wa-hmcton f n-et.opp.i-jie Senttnej ofTice. my29 j
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C,,
ATT01tM:S.
Of the preßtest transparent pofr, cf new im
1 pro en:Mit rrojrlv n!justel tu tl: m o.
KI1.RY FFK.U'SON," Atrortiev and Cov.n,K.r at Law 0n,crs ,Vo:n, V " CÜUI'fr-V' 'itU l
P.i ci-h f-r approved Judjrmer'.ta and tnrtff?vs'' '"''y ;ilte,',!e'1 '
a.s. w - f !.! loan, ntes. Ac. ort:cet Käst w.b-I Kepttirili' HO.itlv lne witii dispatch.
ngentree..,!p..:,.rs, secon.1 d.-.or to tber.fc-hthtnd,.p. 1 ' ' SEM MÖNS. Optician.
pos.tet.V:,., , ri,k. ; . Jä, S.utll ttil.oi ttTt't.
IOSEPII F. M Is 'XaI.D ft ADDISON I.. RO.VCHE,
Attorney a-id Co r at I-w. .Ftrta pisuMP.ce
C.Mi- any Fia.ULt sec. -.1 ::..r. Pet nst v j: trret.
J'1 " dly
SALOONS.
Astor Saloon,
IJ.NNjILVANÜ stklkt.
rt Door to tlir .Finn Untitling.
fiiMh uNnFnsir.NLD imp orrn the a rove ;
X , :.d.l Si'-.n. Lere hey ke. p constants- on '
r xrr' b-t ..'o. r I.!eUor, Ac Lurch eVcry '
.-,.i t t-.!s nVi.w-L
ripe oVJ.srk.
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FEY A KE1NMN.
JOOK BINDERS.
TOM C VMI r.PM .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JOHNSON,
General Commission Merchant.
AM
Dealer ill Flour, i rain, and nil kind
of Country I'rodur; Vln- and
l.lq mr, ClKr Tobacco, Ac,
OFFICE AND W AnLUUl"lF, ZZ" 0UTH Si COM. ST .
imi.Aiii:i.riiiA.
Advnnrr made on Consignment.
TONDERFCL RESULTS IN THIS CITY AND VI-
V f CINITY. Miaa II sbour, diea of femals iy
tern, with NeuraJjda, 21st physician in attendance; Mr.
Brewster, Rror.cLial Consumption; Mra. Runnion, ilr.
Spinn, Mra.Tod'l and otberi. complicated female di.eae,
evral yeara tandieg Air. Brady, Hancock county, dm
ea of the Llad 1er and kidneys, etc., etc. Ar yua af
flicted? "A word to the wise. i bo-Tcteut."
Peron desirou of knonin? more of Ir. Burnham and
bU xki'l are referred to the following well known ritifen:
I"Tof. a. K. H.e.hoor, lr. S. C. Fni.k; A. D. Streunt, Emj.;
Rev. il. (J.Clark; Ja. C-Yohn.Efj., A. R. Hyde, Eq.;
L. W. Mose; W. M. Wheat lev, Eo.
Offke Yohr't Hlock, North Meridian street.
Lettera will receive proiapt attention. Addr-na
DR. N. G. RURN1IAU,
fehl A Indianapolis Indiana
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
A cotnrMjtunl rcnioh', i!e.sinel to le the mot
eilectail Alterative th.it cm be mudc. It is a
concMitr iCcl extract of P.ira S.irs.ip:iril!a, so
rotiiLitietl with other substances of etill greater
alterative power a to afford nu effective antidote
fur tlie (li.-e:"ies S.us;ip;trilla ieputcl to cure.
It is believed tint suih a remedy is wanted by
those who sutler from Strumous cotnphtints, and
tliiit one which will acconl'lih their cure mu?t
prove ofininitfisc service to this lareclass ofour
afllicted fellow citizens. How completely this
compound w ill do it hr9 been proven by exrcii
ment on mnny of the worst cd;es to be found of
the following complaints:
Scrofula and ScROKt Loi .i Complaints, Erup
tions AND EbPPTIVL Dl-KASLS, Ul.CLR-?, PlMTLIf ,
I?LfTCI!f:H, TfMORS, S.LT UlIKUM, SCALI HEAP,
Syphilis and Sypihilitic Akff.ctions, Meu
cluial Disease. Dropsy, Niibal(;ia oe Tic
Doi LOt REAvx, Debility, DysrirsiA ani Indi
gestion, Ekysifleas, ItosE or .St. Anthony's
Fire, and indeed the whole d iss of complaints
arising from Imi'IRity of the Hlood.
This comjH)ui.d will be found a preit promoter
of health, when taken in the spring, to expel the
foul humors which tester in the blood at that sea
son of the ye:ir. y the timely expul-in r.f them
many rankling disorders are nipped in the bud.
Multitudes can, by the aid of the remedy, spare
themselves from tl.e endurance of foul eruptions
nnd ulcerous sores, through which the system will
strive to rid it.elf of corruptions, if not assisted to
do this through the natural channels of the body
by an alterative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiated blood whenever you find its impurities
bursting through the sdiin in pimples, eruptions
or sores; cleanse it w hen vou find it is obstructed
and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it whenever
it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when.
Even where no particular disorder is felt, people
enjoy better health, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. Keep the blood healthy, and all is
we 1; but with this pabulum of life disordered,
there can be no lasting health. Sooner or later
something must go wrong, and the great ma
chinery of life is disordered or overthrown.
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves, rauch the repu
tation of accomplishing these ends. Hut the
world has been eregiously deceived by prepara
tions of it, partly because the drug ilonc has not
all the virtue that is claimed for it, but more be
cause many preparations, pretending to be con
centrated extracts of it, contain but little of the
virtue of S irsaparilla, or anything else.
D'iring late years the public have been misled
bv large bottles, pretending to give a quart of
Extractor Sarsaparilla fo. one dollar. Most of
these ha e been frauds upon the sick, for they not
only contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla, but often
no curative properties whatever. Hence, bitter
and painful disappointment has followed the use
of the various extractsof Sarsaparilla which Good
the market, until the name itself is justly despised,
and has become synonymous with imposition and
cheat. Still we call this compound Sarsaparilla,
and intend to supply such a remedv as shall res
cue the name from the load of obloquy which
le.-ts upon it. And we think we have ground for
belicung it has virtues w hich are irresistible by
the ordinary run of the diseases it is intended to
cure. In order to secure their complete eradica
tion from the system, the remedy hhould be
judiciously taken according to directions on the
bottle. )
rRPrARED BY
DR. .1. C. AYI2K fc CO.
loavi:ll, 3i ass.
Price i per IXoillr', Six Itotile for .".
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
has won lor itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat nnd Lung Complaints;
that it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount
the evidence of in virtue, wherever it has been
employed. As it ha? long been in constant u.-e
throughout this t-ection, we need not do more
than assure the pople iLs quality is kept up to
the best it ever has been, and that it may be re
lied on to do for their relief all it has ever been
found to do.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CtKE OF
Costirtnets, Jaundice, Dypepia, Iitfli'jretion
Dysentery. Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Ihailnche,
liie$, lVuumatm, Uruptmtts ami Skin l)t$ra(s.
I,irer Oimplaiut, JJropty, Tttttr, Tumnrt and
Salt Rh um, W'ormt, (int, Xenrnl;?ia. as a Din
nr I'ill and fur purifying the Iilvod.
They are su'ar coated, so that the most petisi
live can Luke them pleasant!, and they are the
bet aperient in the world for all the pursues of a
family phytic.
Trice 2." cents per Iox; Five Hoxes for $1.00
(treat numbers cf Clergymen, Physician.
Statesmen J.r.d eminent personaces, have lent
their names, to certify the unparalleled usefulness
of tl.r-e remedie. but our pare here will rot
permit the in-er'.:on of them. The Agents below
named furnish gratis our Amumoan Almanac in
which they are ixen; with also full docriptions
cd' the alove complaints, and the treatment that
hould be followed tur their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Ayfr's, and take no others. The sick
w ant the best aid there is for then, and they
should have it.
in:. J. ( . AY Pit A. CO.,
Loivrll, .Mufta.
AM or.r remed;e.- are for n!e by
RODERT ET.0WNINT.. In.iur.apo!.
apr23-wlr ALLF.N A CO. C"nri:.nn.
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Real Estate Agents,
South-w-f t cvnir WajUiirrton an i 5!ridian ta.t
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
IjOK TRADE. We have several tracts vf Improved
and urumroved lamia In Decatar and Ripley coun
ties Indiana, for exchange U'T ejty property. Also, a
well Improved and productive tract Iu Sullivan county,
Jnd an, for eicbanpe f r city property or other good
trade. A o, 115 ac e.40 under f-ijce, with fraro bcua-,
Ac, 1,' miles frto Kect, Sft'ai county. Ind.
FOH SA Lt. Several good lnipn?ed farms In Harlon
couuty, Lidlara.
AI, ome choice b'iilJiDjt lots In the N'r:b part of the
ciiy, at very lw prices. Among tbem, the beautiful let
t i. XV. Yarnles, corner of I'eimsvlvai.ia and Vermont
tret..
KOIl KFTT. SeTeral pl room fronting on Wasb
Intrt'.n treet. In atrond, third, and fourth stork-a in good
buildint;', ad tri ptood locatioim.
8me of the rooms are In ihn B!ake CuilJiiijr rents
very l-.w. The f'.unL story point root: ja very well cal
culated for any light manu Tat turii:ft business
Apply to M'ANN A I)VK,
Kal Kstate A genta.
RENOVATERS,
Paris Dyc-Housc.
The Oldest i;tal.iliiiieiit
ftlHE UNDERSIGNED KEC MOST KESPFCTFULLT
to inform tl.e citizens of Indianapolis and the sur
rounding country, that he is to be found at Lis old stand.
No. 19 South Meridian stre. t, a few doors aouth of the
Tost Cilice.
Thankful to the ladies and ejits for the U-eral Mtpport
he has received f . r tLe last live year?, hoping for a con
tinuance ff the same to inciease hi luvne.s., having
more accommodations in his new premises, with the hrpe
to pive satisfaction a h has always tried to do. Heins
well experienced in all the tranches of his business, he
feels confident that all work entrusted to bi care will be
done by experienced workmen from Paris.
Work done cheap and warranted. Ladies' satin and
woolen dreses and hawU cleaned and dyed in all fancy
ahades. Crape shawls dyed a beautiful searM orcriiHson.
and bleached. Cier.t.s' soiled clothing cl-ai.ed, dyed, re
paired and pressed, to look as well as nrw, on siii n
tice. Gree, tar or paint taken out, without Injury to
the cloth.
Second-hand clothes bought and old. Country orders
promptly attended to.
N. 15. I"n't make a mistake; no connection with any
other houe of the same kind or name In the city.
octl8 6m E. HARRIS.
TOSFril HARRIS WOULD RFSPPXTrTLLT AN
N0UNCF. to Ids frknds that he may Kill be fuuud at
his old Maud, No. 3S South Illinois stree'., Indianapolis,
Indiana, whre he is prepared to renovate old clothing to
look as well a new, at abort notice and on reasonable
terms.
Alo, particular attention paid to fine Drawing and
Dyeinp. New and Second-hanl Clothing bought and
old. F.illiard-taMe cloths fl ne drawn.
J. R. Tbi is the old.'st establishment In the city, hav
ing been established bince Order from the coun
try promptly attended to. '60 dly
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE.
So met hi n lor the Times.
A NECESSITY INJVERY HOUSEHOLD!
Johns &'CrosleyJs
AMEUICAX CEMENT GLUE,
THE STRONGEST ÜLUE IN THE WORLD
For Cementing W ood Leather fla
Ivor) ) Cfiitittf .TIurllef lnrrlnlii
Alulaterf Itone, CoraIf Ac.
THE ONLY ARTICLE OK THE KIND EVER PRODUCED
WHICH WILL WITHSTAND WATER.
liXTICACTS:
"Every housekeeper should have a supply of Johns &
Crosley'a American Cement filue." .V. 1. 7we.
"It Is s convenient to have In the houe." ..c York
"It Is always ready; this commends it to tverj'oody."
V. I". 1'idejffuJi'nt.
"We have trid it, and find it as useful in our houa as
water." WtJJre't j irrt of the Time.
Price 25 ct. per Rot tie.
VERY LIBERAL REDUCTIONS TO
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
11C B r M U tV. f 31 K .
fvy- For sal.- by all tnip"P'ists and Store kreperb ccn
erai:y throughout the country.
JOII.VS X CRO.SLKV,
(soi.r. m M'FacTT'r.Rs.)
? William MrrM,
Corner of Ijberty street, N. Y.
Julyi-dly 'öl
TEA DEALERS.
T E -A. S !
300
FRfiSII ARRIVAL OF SITERIOR NEW CROP TEAS,
4
.l.o. Uyllaie HoiiH'f Illiunlt-M.,
INDIANA I'O LIS, IND.
mW -mm M EC R ft . mW
r.KS PEARL LEAVED GUN POWDER;
50 Chft Superior Imp-rial,
!A " Yovntr Ilvson, new crop;
75 " P.Iack and Fancy Mack Teas.
We are now prepm-dand will sll the be-t (naMtiea
Te at wholesale and retail, loer 30 per w t. than any
othr h-.isr in th. cur LUDDFN 1 EE
derlO'GU-dly.
MEDICAL
.VOTE CK TO THE TMIES.
D
R. DAC1RRVS FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS.
o article ox meiici:ie tntenc.vi tor i-ij r
the exclusive ue if l".-m sirs, that has JltSf
ever made Ii apr-iri:ice, has met with ....
such universal ?ucce as tLee fi .s
( e ebrnled 1111.
MUSIC.
FIAXOS! I1 1 A IV OS !
M. W. pYLF.S. ! -
RAILROADS.
CAMPBELL & DOYLES,
tu.i..vr Campbell A Uro.)
Book Bi nder s
ti? m. '
a- .
C
CHEAPER AND BETTER IN-
No disease is so little urdrrtcod. and consequently to
badly treated, as Female d.seav t.. These Iil' are the re
sult of much study and careful eipenruc" in all varieties
ot f-rnale complaints; and in cats of
Suppressions LeueLurrea r Whi'e inSaromt:n rf t'ae
bladder, ki lney and wemb, and los f nervous encrjry,
their u.-e Is bce all praise.
CAUTION- -Married Ladirs, In certain:tutio. buld
ret o.-e tbem. For rea:on, see dircc'jon with each box.
Price. One D-MI.tr per box. Stxt by ma;! to aypartof
the w.rid. Prepared and sold cluively by
DK. L WING, No.l Virspiia Aren-.e,
apr-dAwly '1 lndiar.apolir.laliana.
UNDERTAKERS.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS. !
Ni. 37 F.AT WAMUNiJToX .x. !
oile Ft f;'M-i.ii'lIU-a, I'p-sf.ir.. It !.,., ,.;: '
- 3 o.rN '.j I
VI.L PFRN 1TKCHSIN T1CKTS FOR T.
JOSEPH ai.d other pmt tn Northern Missouri, the
State of Karisa., r the Terrttwr.e, shuld it.ist on luv
it. luktts that real ly li e
Mill I II .t SO I HI KAII.IKI 1v
P..e onl ra.1 rute fn m Iri to S:. Jise; h. It the
!.crte-t a'.d cu:i-ket I;::e, by thirteen fcour. to tie re
motest p...i,t rea. h-d hy ra;I. aaJ I aJa? chejp .
ar.y other. Puyj. ur TU ket t Kan-s.. an I all p ia
Nthern iliv.KTthy th North Mi-s..i.n Ra Ir-'sd.
l.W.VC II. Tl"UiKOX,
Prrs'f arnl ien'l -pt. NTla Vis..uri K. R
HK.NKY II. MMXJ'iNS. Ag' i.t . pti:-.llv
i STKUMFNTS thxa were ev.r -f- ..T-r-1
in tl.i market. U ir.lrr:-JL 1
.i "-- J it
I warrant them
Co'g Jewelry
otic
rmjrenier.ti with Eastern Piano
matiufaeturrra .re aurb that I can
f'.irn;h atl order 55 per cer,
cheaper than ar.y dealer m the West, it.i
iu:n.T !nirunt Or.lv fur eah.
Cll and ee at Mesr- W H. f alSott A
re. No. 24 Wa-hit.ton street.
riAXO!. yEU)DE()NS,OR.;AN's. tiUITARS. VIOLINS.
AlVOKDEONS, Ac, TUN ED AND REPAIRED.
HavtLg bad over twenty yeara expenet the public
fa te -sured that they tow Lave a Leiter c-pponui.tty
tfcn they cer.-ra::y taeet with to Lave tbeir ir.s'racienf '
p it in perfect orter. H. SCHON ACKER.
j ilyai.dly !
e . yr - s. ,M
S r;;
VTO. SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET. INDIANAP
OLIS, ia prepare.! to furnish Jletalx Caw .r.d
CseUof every nze, and ta len appoir.fi Fy the.
Board f Co'iiity C'fnmii.nrr to furnh rc.ff.na f.r the
""T. ro10-.1Aw tn
ITTERS,
'1
mm
v.-
sSOs,-
USK THE
Old SACHEM BITTERS
IT IS THE FIXEST AND BEST
spring :?-i;iiei:vE
JX IST O 3 .
IT IS AH I .M:(UtA I.I.I'D
Purifier and Regulator of (he Blood
is a nrlizhtntl Tonic
Try it and it will do you Good.
FOB sat.t: jbst
ICI SC IIIIAI'IT X IIAO,
And by Orocers, Wine Merchant and Dnujrist generally.
W m. GOODRICH, New Haven, Ct., Proprietor.
Principal Depot, U Water street, N. Y.
dec.lO-'CO-dlwlv
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
en n f i:m:n.
BT THE LFdlSLATURF. OF KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMF.NT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF TUK
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
A Jlrclical Rt'port,
TRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
G'tit'tininj 1'irtv Fin I'ltfr ata Vnjraeht'jtof Ihe
Anatomy and frhy'uJjy of tht tJciml Organ in a
täte cf "''A and lüteaite.
ON A NEW METHOD OF
treating Vetienal Dieaef, itiflu-di-
k Sypliilis in all its Majres;
Gonorrhea. (Jleet, Stricture, Varl
CfKile, and Ilydrm"-le, Disease .f
t!ie Kidney, Dladder Ac, with
out mercury! containing a val
uable treatise on that wide-epread
malady of youth, Seminal Weak
new, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, linpotenry, Ac, the e-cn-t
intirmities of youth and ma
turity arising from the baneful
habit of sflf-al'UM. T which ia added observations on
Female Diseases, and other interestinjr tnat'rr f.f the ut
most importance to the married an1 those contemplating
marris?", who entertain doubts of their physical ab lity to
enK-r that ptate. Snt to any adira in a Mealed wrap
per, on receipt of ten cents or four stamp.
We devote our entire time and attention to the treat
ment of the variou.1 private diseases treated of iu our pri
vate report. Our Dirx-uary ithe only Institution of the
kind in America which ha been e tabfishwl by a ppe-cial
charter, an 4 this f;ct should frive it a preference over the
various quarks of doubtful character to be found in all
arge cities.
Important to Females!
One department of our Dispensary if specially devoted
i s the treatment of the Diseases of Female, Mich as Lu
Ci.rrhea, or Whires," Irrejnilar, Painful and Suppressed
Menstruation. Nervoua and General Debility, Dieaes of
the. Wonib, lUm-imes-s, Ac.
Con'-ultations and examinatlor free of charpe.
Also, for sale. DK.DEWEES'.s REGULATOR PILLS
for Female Obstrmtions, Irreicularitiea Ac. Married la
dies in certain situations hou!d nut us them, as they
would caus.' micarTia:c. Wice fl per box and may be
pent bv nail.
DIL GALEN'S PREVENTIVE An invaluath- article
for those wif-hing to limit the iiumher of their offspring, or
the barren who desiro children: warranted not to injure
the health, and will last f r a lifetime, ent to any address
under seal, on receipt of the pnee TWO DOLLARS.
PATIENT'S AT A DISTANCE By sending a brief stac
mei.t of their fymptom, will receive a Blank ("hurt cetita:n
a li-t of questions, our t rins f-r the curse of treatment
Ac. Medicine sent to any j.art of the country to cure any
Ci-- at liume, free from danscr or curiosity.
All traii'-actiuiis private ud couhdemial. Uemeinbei
the tiane and inimU-r.
Direct all Setters to
GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
OCtl.VdAw l,niltVtll Kv.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Lnri'cr tlie Ituitif Lower I lie Cost.
JOHN KI X5 ETERS,
llootniid Shot .Unnufnctiircrf
3 Weet Founh street Cincitnati.
THAVE JUST OPENED MY SPRING STOCK, WHICH
comprises the newest and choicest styles of Men',
B'.y'j. Youths' and Children's wear, and having rraMy
increased my facilities f.r maaufacturrg, I am enabled to
offer great inducements to csh buyers. I have marked
ny icccdowii to a ry figure, oi;!y i::(r a -mall
prof 1 My mo'to is larse sales an.! small profits. Under
standing the i:w"-i!y of keejiinir up with tlie times, I will
use every endeavor to atisfv my customer! in every re-p-ct.
apri; dly'l JOHN 11. DETERS.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
ASP THE
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE ON THE CORNER t) WASHINGTON AND
Meridian streets. Indianapolis.
Three daily Expresse to New Y"rk:
Two dnily Espre.ss to Cit'cinati, and
Two da.ly Expresses to Chicago and St.Loui;
The above Cotnp-mie. are th only privileged Eipreson
the follow :ntf roads, viz:
INDIANA CENTRA 1
LAKAUnt A CLMC.Vr.O:
INIi:AN.MtI.lS A PERU;
TERRE HAUTE A RICHMOND:
BELLFFON TAINE Jc INDIANAPOLIS.
Money, parkres( valuable and freitrht carried wtth
safety and dispatch, and In charge if jeal and efüciert
me.serjf'.r.
Ntes, Bills a lid Draft v ill be promptly col'.'.-cted and
reaJy return made. J. BUTTERHELD, A?nt.
ALE.
CLARK'S TIPPECANOE, OHIO,
a.y sTm .m;.
JAC0BPRF.T7.:NGFR,2.-Eat Washintrion t.,
Ager.t for ln.iiaiupoli.
PURE FAMILY ViNFGAR,
PURE CI I 'ER VINEGAR,
PI" RE WTXE VINEGAR.
PUKE EM INDIA BITTERS,
PURE RYE ANDImjUKBON WHISKY, ie.
By JAC B PRE! LINGER.
East Washington rt.,
no-I5.Tl Os'eraiaye'' Bu.ldiLC.
WANTED.
- J AN TED CITY ORDERS At the bifbe-i tnarkrt
r'eby WM. T. WILET,
octl2-d3m Nowl' E. Wahint:?on rreet.
Ur ANTED COUNTY ORDERS At the hirht mar
ket rt, by WJl. T. WILEY.
No. 10.' , E. Washington Leet.
FOR RENT.
I "VIR LENT. A lare, desirable r"m, uital'e f jr
1 lavrer'.or Ileal Ksti'e o5k. cn tl e .cid fi xx of
Odd Fellow j Hail. pptt City- Treasurer'. offMre. In
mre' f F. rhurc!;niu, at Hetcüer'a Unk, or of E. H.
lrry in said lu:l l;r. JjnT-dt
STOLEN.
fARE sjTX'LrN. A S.rrel Mare, I, hand high, a
ifl cunll ur in her fjtefcead, a nick out cf the nfc-ht
ear, r M yra- old, a Cia.l collar mark, a c.od trt'ttr,
was Molen 'rum the mhscril Tin CrawforJsvjJ'.e, lud'act,
on Thursday. Ja ury ?. A reward of t2S will 1-e paid
f the return of the mr, or fr IbfunuaUo that will
lea l to Ler recovery. Ad Ires the 0iidrMid at Craw
f.ni.T:!le. Lid:ana. JlMFS B. SClTT.
Ji7-'lw
DAILY SENTINEL
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Train Arri.
.Xaii iiSP.U.
A.M.
iixiroytiix. aa.iut0A
Traina Leave
7:: A. M
8-isr.x
iumj t. ja.
IkMajia caaTAL kxilwat.
TraloaLeare. Train. Artse.
6.Ü A. M.. 40 P. M.
11:44 P. M Mall tt5 P M.
7:1S P. M I(r40 A. M.
ixt lAxaroLn ajp ctH-iwan ittiiT uc, via arrtts.
Train Leave. Traiui Arrive.
6s IS A. M. - &4d I'. 34.
ll:4i A. M J5 P. M.
7:1S P. M 10:40 A. M.
I!niaaarru8 AkO cortxaari aaiLBoan.
Train. Leave. Traina A rriv
5 ox) A.M H OC A. M.
Y2i A. M M5 P. V.
7:ia P. II 45 P. M.
TCVaa KilTt KAilAOAP.
TrajnLeave. TraTn Arrive.
1 1 1 & A. M.m , fo A. M.
510 P.M 11:33 A.M.
10:15 P. M 7A0 P. X.
t-ararrrre KAn. u.
Train Leave. Tram Arrive.
7 15 A.M 4 45 A.M.
11:13 A.M 10:10 A.M.
MP.M tlx! P.M.
rxv aaDtirTHArAruutLkiuiOAi.
Trit ' l . w . . Tra!ra Arie 1
I . m iiail ll:.f0Ä.Ji.
Iftlrt P. M Clieao Expre. 3:17 P. M.
MADISON AI IXMAHarOIJaKAJUtOAl.
Trains Leave. Train Arrive
7:(K) A. M Mail ltr 45 a. M
12 M P. M 5 ü P. M.
;irrrw!i'.vn ui aaiiaoai.
Train?. Ixave. Trains Arrie
Sc A I M Aal i.(H) A M
8:50 P. M 8 20 P. M.
Arrival nnd Iiartnr, or Closing
of MitiU.
AkklVAU.
Madihonmail
Cincinnati and way tnil ...... ..
Jeffersonville and Louisville.. .... .
Term Haute way mail
Peru majl.
Central way mail
Terre Haute through mail...
Lafayette and Chicago ....
Rellef.M.taint' way mil
B 11. foiitaine through mail
Central through mail
Cincinnui ithrouch uiail. . . .
pnngiield,lRluoU..
..11:C5
..11 (K)
.. ?:1U
..lino
.110
..1040
..10:1.i
.. 6.10
,. K00
.. 00
.. Jf5
..10 00 r.
..11 V0 A.
pr.rARTl KES.
JLf.rtVa CVe.
Jeffeionville and iouisville mail 600 a.m.
Terre Haute through mail, M. Louis, Cairo.... 7.30 r. m.
Lafayette andClitcaRo 1C:!0 a. m.
Lafayette City and Springfield, Illinois r. m.
Madison mall 11:20 a.m.
Central way mail 10 W a. m.
Central through mail and Washinfrton City. . . . 6:.'0 r. m.
Cincinnati and way mail 10.30 a. m.
Through mail C .' O r. m.
Terre Haute way, Evamville and Vinct-nne.... 1:10 f. m.
Peru 12(H) m.
Rellefotitafiie wav atl through I.'M r. m.
Iiilopry 011 Meplien A Oouirlnw by Hon
Joseph A Wrlchl Drlivrrcd In the
Ilotiitc of ICcprt'fccnlallve, InIn
ctinnnpoli, Intliunnt on llir 8II1 of
January, I (-
Fkllow-Cituens: It has been mM tint no
man lilc !loul'I t.c written tJutinp: lli.sLr upin
earth. The reasons for this opinion neeJ not l
stiteil. They apply to another proposition, vari
ously entertained, whether thebiopraphy of h nrn
hould be written during the feneration in which
he lives. If thus wi itjen.we h ive ail the patsions
and prejudices of enemies to mijude his deed,
mid the love ami warmth of affection to palliate
and excuse them.
Biographies and historiei are only valuable as
they are true; and truth, it is claimed, will he
huppreed when either friendship or animoeity
guide? the pen. Another reason lor waiting is,
that the practical results of the principle avow
ed by the gul.ject, can only be develjpel by time;
and yet an answer to this U found iu the fact that,
if the remits are favorable, praie follow? if un
favorable condemnation. iSo prone is this world
to jude of an act by its results. On theothei
hand, if history is written cotemporaneous with
tho?e making it, there is no time to f-ee the de
velopments of the principles enunciated, and to
judge them by their practical workings. The
principles may work well or ill, for a time, and
will be approved or condemned accordingly;
whereas time, the great arbiter, only can demon
strate, ultimately, their correctness or incorrect
ness. The people of every nation naturally deire to
study the character of their public men, and to
form an intimate acquaintance with the hintory,
acts, and the deeds of all persons who have ri-en
to distinction in any of the walk? of life. This
desire manifests itself more ftrongly among us,
as a j.op!e, than among the people of any other
nation; nnd it is one of the legitimate fruits of
our free institutions. The individuality principle
may justly be called the distinguishing character
isticsot the age, and, of all the histories of iu
dividual, those are the most interesting til in
structive, which exhibit men nuking their way
through society, from the humblest walks of lite
to the highest points of distinction those which
make us acquainted with the lives of men who.
by perseverance, real, energy and industry, have
made themselves known an i- felt in their day and
generation. The world is always improved by
every triumph of the hum in intellect, and e-pr-cially,
by the examples of men who, by self
culture, moral worth, and energy, hive overcome
the great est obstacles breaking thiough all the
barriers of wedth and herelitary honors in their
path and forcing their wav up to positions of
eminence and usefulness. Yhe hi-tory of tlie
lives of such men excites the young and ardent
mind to the improt ement of its highest nnd mo-t
valuable faculties, and gives society er-rtidencein
human resources and progress. Noble eximple
like the-e are the ordernd instruu-eiitalities by
which the character of the world is improved.
The career of no man Eords a mote appropriate
and beautiful illustration of the fostering ten lcu
cy of our democratic institutions, than is to be
found in the life and character of him whose
memory we hive, this evening, met to honor.
"He hit's solved, in his own hi-tory, the problem
of celf-government."
For several year, the great principles of poj.u
I-ir sovereignty, us applied to the Territories, in
C'tt neciion with the repeal of wh it was called the
Missouri compromise, engrossel the earnest and
fiithiu! attention cf ien:itor Douglas. His. u
bot s in maintaining and expounding the-e pritiei
pies may be regarded as among the marked events
of his laborious life; and time, the great arbiter,
has already settled these inciples ipon an en
during basii, which will per;etiiile tnc memory
of the? wisdom and the patriotism ot their eminent
expounder.
The public mind is most wisely undergoing a
great change upn thee subjects. It ia now man
ifest tint the removal -f the restriction was abso
lutely necessary fjr the free exercise of Territo
rial legislation on a'jfjct.s of domestic policy, in
clud:ug Atrican slavery. Men are now fully com
ptehending and realizing tlie truths proclaimed by
Judge Douglas in his unanswerable and prophet
ic speech ot" March 3, IN 4. Subsequent event
have tended to demonstrate that the compromise
m eures of 1 in their jut interrretaLon, re
pealed, in spirit and fu'tance, the ML'Souri com
promise line. The almost uuinimous rote of the
8outh for the extension of this" line, h 1 ?43 and
150, V) the Pacific, with tlie violent opposition it
met with in the North, bringing about its defeat
in correction with the ruisre;.rcentition and io
lence with which these subjects were discus,
produced a condition ol popthr feeling which
culminate! in the election of 1 660 bringing in
to the national Congress a lr:e majority of
Northern 5ecticral men. Yel the prompt, prac
tical application, even by thi Cougres, of the
doctrine which Mr. Douglat proclaimed, war
rants us iu aatintr that he lived to ee the. greit
principles which he bad ao l jng AjrovatCAl. fiually
adopt e-i by his country. Hi tptech of 11 was
prophetic proving the truth of the eutimeut
Gre:l men are, in a certain ?en.-e, irohtu.
T'-ey prcceiJe tlieir ag to illume its rth."
It was; my fortune to enter u punter tn of personal
aciju lii.Uncc with Stephen A. Douglas at ihcconi
tnencement of the f.rst tension of the Jrth Con
ress, and to er.jov Lis friend-shi: from tliat tiui
uatil hi fe-itli. Well do I reroetnUr his first ef
fort iu tl.e House of Representatives, on the sub
ject of refunding to G-neral Jack son tlie fine a
eessed against hia, br Ju.lge Hall, at New Or
leans. That Tenerable man. Johu Quiucy Ad-
m, ut in his Mrat, his look and motion al-
. i
waya indicatir of the ever.u of th pwirf
hour. In the n'd-t of the ai L-rs, tl.e e l i mm
t. Ctei.i n aeea Uraishi eyrs w ill !eJy
at.d Lit 1 aUnUon -w ttthing every action, an 1
listening to Tcry yrl cf the four cetera tr
ator atd exc!aia:C, aa l!r. "bocglaa took LU
aeat, "That younj ran wiU U fe.t la thU ta
It will be reraeuiSerwd that th j. tsa trat imL
in CorgTsn, wi fovzi among the pa pert cf
Gtscral Jac'aw-a. w'.Ui an biareer.t. In U
own hand writing, la thes tnerooraU'e worda:
"ThU rprech constitute cit defense. I Jj it
aslie ai an ishchU&: for iny crxut chiMren.
The treat atrergth of Mr. iLuUa cnvate-J
in hia keen, nice and intu.tiTe prrteption cf the
leading cardinal rricciplew ur.drrlyiig our whole
ay stem of poTerxmer.t. No man waamorw fa
miliär with our colorful Litnry. Iii ill male
and thorough knoalede of the h.tcry and
ftructure tf the tot oigu.ii4tion of ocr fatlerrs,
up to the aduptiou of our Constitution, euublr-l
him to L-are clearly our wLo! Territoh,! jjollcy.
Ieriving his principles frvci U;a eource, aol
casting a;Je all adTcntilioua circumtai:cea and
preculating achemes. he tock into Lis very being
the essential t!emet.ta govertir.g our institutiocs.
With Liai, true pstriotisra, or lote of couttrr,
was the result of an Intelligent cont it tiou of tie
ability and capacity of U.e itoteniuent to ct.n
tribute the most certainly and eiSc.'eatly to the
well being and ecurily ol its citie:. K!u ir g
and connecting ith this a keeu. lull, and ecthu
siastic appreciation of the beauty ot ita tnatit.
tiv.ni, and their adaptednc.v to the more Jtfert
development of rnan'a menul, moral and poiiti
cal nature.
A met love of country, which ii the rrsuU
alone of a judgment convinced that it is well
conceited and well uited to cueet the want of
iu citizens, mar be tafe enough, but is teier ef
fective: and, wliile resting on this basis alone, is
not apt to develop ieif by positive acta an l
tne.uuiea. If, however, you add to this a warm
and effective zeal I r the welfare of the country
fouudtnl upon the spirit of th'.se ho laid its
iaundationa -a jeiuu jiJ fMionate f.n.trs
for its fame, its growth, its inl.tutio:i. it 1 ,
the Cjnstitutii n, and the permancy of tlie Union,
you, have a patriotism which is warm and not
cold: Hit i nt and net indifferent; l.opciul ik1
?;ot de.-pnding; and ready at all timet to delex d
the country from foes within ani without.
How striking aie the contract which ate forced
utn our niindi in the ptoence t-f d.lfeient n.en!
Oiten we Hud fome in tlie highest fitit.s, at
times I ke the present, when the hole elements
are convul-ed, and Mciety is upheaving, and as
you enter their presence, mingle iu their conver
sation, he.r tht.r vie?, and closely examine
their bearing, vou are im;ccs.-ed with their entire
indifTetenve t.j the stirring events of the lay, and
on leaving the'r pre-ence, you ;ire temptri to ex
cl iim " i he.se men act s if tlure were n.e
Ihs fighting r jUarreling in the street." II"
diiVerent ui-ui leaving the pjestnte of JuJge
D iuf;las! Sinceiity an I de;4h of feeling ra ttkel
all his actions, conver-sitioni, and atguuieots.
You had before you a man whose words, look,
manner, powers ol reasoning and argument, im
pressed you, not only with the abi.itv of the man,
but the purity of his motives; ani you tell his
rroeuce exclaiming "I want time to think.
This man comprehends, and duly apprec iates, the
condition of things around ns."
He seldom iudulged in anecdotes or ap;ea!ed
to the passiuiis of his audience. His ntcuces
were sententious, und forcibly expressed re
routed Ic than those of any public speaker of
hiH age; and, iu his ttvle, he was the most origi
n il nun, in the ue ol language, time the day a
of Daniel W cbtr. As a akerhc wasctncise
rather than diffuse using illuraticus lutuial a
lile itself. His e.irnesti:w, eye.countenaiKe, at
titule ami manner, convincing all that he under
stood, believed and felt what he nil. It was
thought which moved his auditory ; not his words.
His great joers of rea jh were more apparent
in a controvcrfial debate than in a :ct ;cx'h;atd
iu ofl hai.tl passages at arms, he was particularly
distinguished, and ttood without a riral.
He was a man of action, energy, resources, with
a commanding intellect, of original impiessions,
exhibiting tu every portion in w hich he w as placed,
abilities of the highest order, and moet uriking
qualities. He sj.-esed, in an eminent degree,
tlie qualities ol decision and brrm.c.s; but, aljve
all, he was blest-ed with an xndtvntable viil an
iron nrrreaa unbendiug integrity, whi:h ad
versity could not move, nor mirlortune conquer.
His public lile ia full ol instances of courage
ous action and fearless independence. Having
investigate! a suljet, and foinied bis opinion, Le
had the will to carry it out, ia Heady defiance of
all opposition. Arraigned by an Ad mini tra lion
coming into power in the full tide of prosperity
charged with a want of fealty to his party tur
rounded by a host of hostile officeholders, ex
claiming He has gone over to the 1'epublicans;
he is a traitor! alJurr! an Arnold !" decrted
by false men whom he had nursed into political
distinction and high public Station aasaile by
the Parthian arrows of a host of enemies de
prived of the confidence and sympathy of the
powerful political arty with whom, ujH.n a sin
gle question only, he agreed daily receiving the
anathemas ot a subsidized and corrupt j rela
xet, threatened, maligned, dcseited, betrayed,
alone, he "Kpun.ed I'xecutive mnes, when those
smiles were invitations to crime; and with riant
atTn he struck to tlie diut the s-aves who ?ought
to hind him with chains of Executive des(stim.
St.mding almost alone iu the Senate House, he
met the storm, and tiistained the hM k unmovei;
and never laid down hii arms until tl.e foul mon
ster, Locompton, Ijy dead and prostrate beneath
his feet."
A charnctori'-ti? compliment was pai l to Lim,
alKjut the time of the contest for the office of
Speaker on the opening of Congress, in Decem
ber, 1-39. It seems that a well known editor
had commented, with some severity, on the
course of a distinguished member of Congress,
and charged him with making speeches, (some
of which were to defend himself iron the accu
sation of ciixulattn the llcljcr Hook, 1 instead
of proceeding with tlie buiiusa of electing a
Sjakcr. Tho M. C. retorted upon the editor,
and, among other things, intimated that I.e. Lad
connived at tlie election of Judge Douplaa to
the Scnato, from Illinois in l5S. To tLis
charge, the editor replied, in substance: " I
never agreed wi:h Mr. I)..ug!as npon anj oce
subject but Ixromnton. Hat, he has one thing
a!mt him, which I wish yon, and manv more of
the Republican partvt Lad. I call it i'lmL, If
he Lad tnij that Torn Tainc's Age of Ilcascn
was a purer and Kttcr dotnratnt than tlie Ser
mon of the Saviour on Lhe Mount, he would
ncrei have risen in his place to apologia for it;
but said make the most of it."
Public opinion La condemned the practice cf
candidates for the llrst cöicc in tl.e Union en
gaging in political discussions. Hut this prac
tice is certainly as commendable as the coWom
of writing letters to yarious portions of tl.e
couttry, or as a refusal to answer new and im
portant quetion touching tlu; national integrity
and subiliiy. Who docs not admire the inde
pendence and firraneM of tl.e man who, when Le
w as a-Led, under a Virginia sun, on the eve cf
the contest of l!rG. what Lis course would Le, if
Mr. Lincoln was elected, and a Southern State
should secede! prorantly replied "I pr for the
cnoncuicnt of the laws of the Union. Who
ever is President is bound by Us oath to carry
the Laws into faithful execution; and it is the
duty of every law-abiding man I care not what
may be hi -litis to aid in tlie execution of
the law." Noble and patriotic sentiment! For
tunate it would Lave liti-n for the country, if an
other aspirant could have bnn prevailed u;ju to
give the ame rvsone to a similar inquiry.
Them-st n-mai table features in Lis public ad
dreM apjear in the practical views, Lhe statis
tical facts, and tl.e LLtorical information which
they embody. If yon Lcard Lim ad .Ire a tlie
tliou'andi of Fanners, at the State Fair at
Jioci;etcr, New York, or the young rvn of tlie
cocntrv, at tlie Lyceum, or the masses of Li fcl
low-ciize n at the hnstinz, or the once digtär.ed
8?naie- Ie the subject what it might practical
views, an 1 not theories, formed the leading foints
in his discourse. He was not a man of theories.
It gave him pleaure to deal with facts. His pub
lic ai jresses will raike, at lcat, fifem rolumts.
The future student of our history and times, w ill
consult them with tl.e same anlitr as the joli
tician of his dar; and te will find th aebject
w as ehantM In the hands of this master.
In his private intercourse urbanity ani kirnl
rtes marked all Lis actions; and much of Lis
succe is attributable to bis pleasant raarin'rs
and ad Jit sa. Ani-ltt tie beat and ardor cf tie
bate, assailed by the most reck!- and narrwrtu
loas men of the day, led on sometimes by a pow.
crful and united opi-ition, at others bv tLe fall
weight of an Administration jut placed in pow.
er and distributing its favors lavuhly wiih tl.e
view of crashing Liiu down yet. Low seldom
w as Le led to the utterance of unkind personali
ties. Those of ui Tvho LaTe enjoyed much cf
his personal society, can call to mind Lis uniform
courtesy when speaking of those who made Lira,
alraoit" constantly, the objict of their tror.!
attacks. As you Irani over tbf lovely plain
and prairies of hi own Illinois, and hear th