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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-23
DIR. Jac0b Ecc;kcr'E Celebrated
EYE HAES AN.

4 SPECIFIC FOR Chr 0ITfC, SORE, 10 Id ~
Ed dSp " E.aK EYES.
Among many extraordinary effected BY s truly wonder
Isl Balsaln. we have FOOT only fr following
3 8 9 3 8 3 2 z 9 z
sRr induces make known To le citizens
of Cncinna who may lie afflicted with above, astonishing
cure effected in three ueeksia f seas standing by Me
use of BEcKERs EYE BAi.sAM. The referred 10 u
that of my ls,e how bo with iHaased se ds TIE in
animation continued resisting All Tendirs Es The
Of seven Years Having heard tue remarkable effected ~
Eve Rasa' resort trial Il II, and
happy 10 certify Esfsaaeat in three weeks
CHARLES NORTH, Fiflh g.. ioors west " V're."
ssdby roiLiSsoN RaoT1EsS, indianapolis 4i-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-23
From Dr.. BaEsr, SPTlagaeld' FasIIlei0a 90. ks

TFronl DR. Baker, Springfield, TtssEisgion Rs
Mcssrs. Sanford Park. Springfield Ky. Ma, -, Isfs
C;tn-I this opportunity Of Informing yu Of
markhir performed b. Of DE-. wisi=F nAi
OF Wild chrrry.'
In the year 1910 will inflammation Of the bo~tis
which aboed under Eos xix weeks ~hrn gadral r,so'e'".
Ia with e.e ~iieh 'saisd
Itself upon aud for the space e thre years IA. eor-
fined my BID ,d all kinds oi m' diVinRs and eTy 'aT'ts
medical fl along
81 BairaA rad Chez
My persuaded gi'r though bad gwen up
All hopes recovery aud had partd m,s e. the Change of
world Through their soeitarcn. induced to make
the Genuine Bisar's Baisa Of viii Cherry. he 'et
truly astonishing. After fvc yoa's OF all elun, pain and su
firing; having spent fee hEHrH dol
purpo the best aud respectable phyti.h had proved
unAvaliug b! the br,sng Of
God nd Re of Dr. wi.tlr', Bal,sn, OF Wild Chrn.
esoyihs good hath, and sch altered
aner longer known When mret my frmer aqDsint
have gained rapidly wright IN, firm
much any person, and Eod agree
with during the last mouths than bad
e five years before
conad,rug my case aImos, cc necessary
good The aficf,d du! tho proprietor and
my low t~ho should know ~hsie nie may he had 10
mai statement p BIKE
MAJ the blessings of God upon the proPretors Of SO aiua-
be a mrdisine wistar', Ba.am Of Wild Cherry.
aihe .ouiu letter from Doctor Rl,ecy, of FranLiin Ind
who sa,i high in hi. rr, o, and ranks among ht m poi
Of srsr, shall ak for SELF communication Vi The
wistar's Ba!sam wHd chsrry.'
Franklin. ind April "a, is4,.
Messrs Sanford & Par-l have bu' few bottles Of
cherry remaining hand of the las, lot furihrd
you. heretofore waited until had sold I'd had ob-sd
money brfo'e ordered aOSrr. Bu "eh Is the
do Nih be ~itOu, ud
therefore anticipate The on. for last lot shall
be eomig by lot disposed Of WHICH, from the
lately hnk viii be but horr time. he ct
et- man. stsihingiy bncfersl %
upon acquaintance than Oh Patent Medicine
have euer Almost all Others fail upon Iri and not be-
ing of sink into ds"se
This however highly valued by those Who have
Ieain
..,.. yours yer, respectfully JAMES RIrcIlEY.
Price ri per bottle. Sold by SANFORD & PARK,
North AS eorIer Of Fourth aud walnut
And BY ToMLINsoN BRO THEIRS, indianapolis. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-23
rOmEENsoN BROTHERS

TOMEENSCN BROTHERS
Have been appointed Indianapolis the sale OF the
following valuable Medieines;--
pRriSt0i's SarSaparilia,
For curing scroiua letters Err as Cancers old and malignant
ores Diseases al disorders eSidsnen imuFy Of
the blood. Price 81 20 per bottle
GJGridIcy's Ointment,
Called by many dyS SAT- Reum Ointment on It's entire mas
terry Tesrs, Tor Sab Rheum,l Seald Head RagrorH, ETC.
Price Is. a botIle.
pDr. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
Of No article capable Of being pre-
Admiralty m the relief and thorough cure Of this
distressing disease Price 81 Oo jar.
NJ AicbIsi's Poor Mans PIns tiers,
relieving PAIN Ct every description For eak ba n
and all other diseases that require external
Misunderstanding aud pleasant wear and those no once use
hem win buy o other Price only l2l cts.
gJEOsgate's AnOdyne COrdfaf,
Highly The medical faculty and Others the bes
Darrhs B9rsl Cpias Coerc Nbss, aud
Complaints Of Children. Price 81 ceHs butis
IPDr. Stark we;sii,cr's Hepatic Elixir,
Li5sr Complaints, Dyspepsia, ETC. See advertise
ment n ANOTHER column. Price 81 90 per battle.
GyDr. Wiliinms0n's Pain S0ofher,
For TOOTH ACHE II win cure the nos oSstua;s cases in Gre
mnuiesbesdes, particle Of Kreoo;e other
poisonous and deleleIoas drug his ps innocent fee Is es
a houe --4-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-10-23

This inva-ON pc faisa .AIs4sse prse-
tee Of several years in hiaa climate, and
&c enrius Frrraaa ls9e. any named
Iho-r ~ ho sue ns dissas' &c his khd, thov
who have he inalis from IN ir efets the
will lind thu India hoaro is-iuabi mr, ptri-
i"g the bi'd snd 'har""ehs e'ans s tls
bad fret of bilious e''n.ste.
The wonderful orraan thr Coagcruc il ersdieatr bile
from the human uny xpisin as ,as sg,ney
in the speedy, thorough sd permanent
the 'arous gsd's q nt'rmi''e" a"d 'smi'sni s,srs
wzrs Uaa-a safes D.,r q J.s t "a. Dissysst
Mr.. Edssard Bingham. Detro Oct, 10 lsst
D,ar siwh pleasure fact of the esmpicts
and radical &C the Fter and with ~heh viii
liam vas aaehd, by the din eOus Of d. o.
gool' India Choarugur had
~u-S,' a"d aPir hndd tnE winter Of his d-sar, which
YEAR agu 1' VII reid at T'SHnsh Bs'
provdna, lad i'vr your advertisements in relation
til. meiendcrusd AID he &c btslc
the n cErr two
month ,l.p-d rcurn Of H. and ny sun ., in
The o: rOh"st halth IL invaluable ard
should b. generally known. AoSS WILKINS.
From Hon. sTrrHfa V. r. TaowaprDor, Michigan Stat.
BIRMINGHAM, Dec. -, 1871.
Mr. BiEgham-You wish inform YOU Nha h e
osood India cholagosue anti biors medicine. do
that the virtue and efficacy Of this sih generally knO~l
the Fever e1s .iy would disappear in NJ ehisan
procured bottle the spring OF 1871, aud have 60
believe thai ~y'ra family esepeathe et rS ia
sequence of its
Perhaps serlemen Of hi. are ps,nlar
has the fser snd age been prevalent the "a have
mrnded this mrdSue
had become fixed and hsd the skill Of pyeiriaHs; aud hare
ReUcr kHoTsn mir II has crafty produced he happy
tf1i~ aud bcye it has exceeded b.
removing the bIluus distasvs of he climate.
/ Yours respectfully, STEPHEN V. Il. TRowhRIDGE.
From Hon. E. FARS.worrH c.ahlor Of IF AFcAiyau.
DkTRoir, March % lea.
NJ Edna Bingham, Druggist Detroit.
sir have made Dr. 0ssods Ina colagoyue and have
bad opportunities # Witnessing sautary G Nhrn used by
others believe valuable mydienc foe the rer
and and so that its proper pruvr
preventive which persons no
all ettd with are liable verl resp, eriuily, ...
e. FARNSwoRTH.
F0a LUerus ABsotr " D. Surgeon United States y
pETRoII, Oct. I, lSll.
To E1rard Bingham E, ent for 'he sate ef re Ind Che
iagegHI do hereby have used the India chOaggue
brePae By Char Osguod, NJ d. for militant fyers, add
has exereded expectations IN the of said
disease feel a eond in Recommending perfectly safe
and highly beneficial remedy and fr fr and agur chill G
dumb Of any other form Of
do further that the medicine has hi vicinity. and in
Others uhere has been used acquired high reputation and
every used my ,dsr
ersay rrod"etd speedy eur, and per-
feet health, uhVT all other icTAedigs have failed.
Respectfully yours, LUcIUs ABBOTT.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Wholesale and retail by
SANFORD < PARK, general fr tie wesi, eir
pot for the sale Of valuable Family M,denes, northeast
corner Of Fourt and Walnut streets.
Sold b, TONLINSoN BRO THEIRS Indianapolis
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su Igelp. Appofr. " D. lat. Surgeon !ssl STATE. .-y.
WisiaY's Baisam of Wild Cherry!

Wal Miraces nerer cease! More erideEce 81 ats
surprising health Restorative Virtues -!
T 8 Z T. Z 3 I 9 T Z
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Pat Of tae Or u So, ID "a W, continuing
acres also the half Of the o. and mott
gged David Rawes: an aieresi etc 437 dolls 81 cts
The half Of the or of 30 and part Of the qr
Of sec 49, all l07 and half mOrgaged by Dan.
Yount aud John loan, interest 40 dolls 60 cts
The " qr sec y ~ n ", continuing ioO acres
nsrtsased BIZ William Hole: Clio dolls 43 cts
Falton County.
The half offs frae 80 containing l2l 75-O0 acres
morgased by Hugh Mler loan, interest," etc 40 dolls 80
cents
rae half Of the ar of . 30 n, e, confirming
so aces less morsagedby Kline g. shiyock loan,
interest. etc. ali dolls "a ets.
Franklin County
part Of the or Of the ar Of 81, g. for a
mole particular description see bsOk p9se 400 Of The re-
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The half Of the Or of sec IL, Is n, ., con.
tanning 90 acres less: mortgaged by JosePli
Quinn loan. interest, etc 2S7 dolls II cts
The half of the ar of sec "a, IL "a e, con.
tanning so morigaged by Balls Coats loan, inter-
574 dolls Is cts
The half of the or OF sec a. Ii. z; morigag-
ed by Edward Cox loan interest," etc go dolls AZ cts
The halt of the or of sec 20, 13 n, ?, con-
tanning so or less morgaged by Elijah Bar
raft loan interest, etc. $50 dolls on. cts.
The half of the Or of &c, ID n, s 2, con-
tanning so morigaged by Jacob Rice; oan inter
est, etc. 574 dolls lS cts.
The half OF The ar of sec is; also the halt OF
the or of sec IL all in Is containing IN all
100 mortgaged by AJonjah Morgan; loan, inter-
est. etc. 57i dolls Is cts.
The half of the ar of sec 80, IA ~ g, con-
tanning 90 morgaged by Zeno Barnard; loan, in.
teresi, etc 201 dolls 70 els.
Tho " half of the or of sec 81, 13 n. e, con-
tanning so also the end of the half Of The
or containing 80 acres for more particular de-
scrpon page ass book ct the record oil deeds IN
Shelby county; morigaged by George w Young loan,
interest," etc ga dolls Is cts
The " half of the or OF sec 4, l2 n, e, con-
tanning 30 acres morigaged by Samuel Walker loan,
interest, etc 574 dolls l6 cts.
The half of the or Of sec 20, IL n, Z q, con
iainng so sores; mnrtgaged by James Woodland 10 n
interest," etc GIG dolls Ga cts
Scott County.
The half Of the ar OF sec 10, n, g, except
10 of the side of said trrct also the half of the
or of sec B. same and r; morlgaged by Ii. W.
rrayler; loan, interest, etc. 597 dolls 81 cts.
TSppeeanoc County
The undivided half parts of lots No. 80 and So in the
ori gina plat of The OF Lafayette; morigaged by
Rudolph s.. Ford loan, interest, etc 29O dolls 50 cts
Lot No 1871 10 the original plat OF The town o Id
fvetie morgaged by Loyal Fairman Loan interest," etc.
SOB dolls 90 cts.
The half of the ar of sec j. IN. ", contain
ing go acres gagged BY James w. Ifeiand Oan m
teres etc 2l5 dolls IS cents.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

sbIRIf "a LIE TIMES.

CHRONICLE OF THE n RF, FIELD
~ SP6RTs LfTERATUREs AND The
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1891, BY .ts present editor, COMMENCED ~ Thir-
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THE soUTHERN 1ITERARY.

i |ttNiff Nf y - ~ -
LTTAS now been established ten yeaaa; db.',si
I Ii which IL has ovefcome many and greal
Stacles; and attained a wide clFcOIatidnord
very high character Tile efforts OF 4he nyssss.
editor WILDE strenuOuSlg directed, not 6nle 4,
the preservation Ofits ancient fame, but ais ~
its tant'improvemBnt. In this, the RatfsSs
ing testimonials he has received during thealase
twelve months, lead him 10 believe that "a "A
already sucoeedcd va
The contributors are numerous. slembrse,.h
professional aud amateur writers Oiithe frst an
tinction. Great expense is incdfred and gssaf
pains are taken to secure an abundant tupplvs
interesting and instructive matter. M
RE0ULAR CONTRIBUToRs -Judge B. Tucksg
g. b. Hayden; Nasus, authoress Of THE Voey
| tPretension,' &cj L. W, author Of The PHSa
Iale,'' Co., Virginia Lieut.. M.,F. MauFy, i. Isl
| ~, Washington; W. Gilmore Simms, LIN
George FredeFiokIIolmes, South Carolina M
Jaue I, Wprthiugton, Ohio; Mrs. Mary b
Hewitt, New York; E. b. Hale, Illinois wa
liam w. Andrews, u. s, Consul, Malta II. IL
Hirst, Philadelphia. 80
0cCAgoNAL CoNTRIBuToRs-P President Thom.s
T. Dew Professor George Tucker; ], B ID. nus
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Gist, Ohio: and many others, in the South. ana
10 nearly eveiy state ia the Union: some. Ishosa
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,E.5oF Itb.e i. ! a } 4
AGRICUEgdRALa AND OTHER ITEMS.

u y &
GIvING PEcULiAR FLAVOR TO MEAT -
A Hle experience intaltening or stall leo
ding animals, will demonstrate that almost
any particulat flavor may be given 70 the
meal. BY feeding Nth different kinds q
substance. II you faiten beef on PumPklLsl
yoa rive the flesh sweet and juicy cna~
rscler, ahd the tall6w will have yellow
tinge. III FED upon apples, will have a diner
enL favor, aud the taIlow be light colored
and melt easier. Indian corn gives the tat,
low more solidisy, and white COLOR II
YOU feed mich cows upon turniPs, you Gao
soon taste them in the milk, and onions az
80 will give the milk their PECULIAR tast' %"
fowl, that live upon fish, also have Pecu.
liarly fshy taste. Partrdges are sometimes
rendered poisonous byealiDg poison berries
There is a variety Of duck, killed 10 the
waters OF Chesapeake Bay and vicinity,
called g CanVasback "duck, which are very
famous for the peculiar flavor Of their hesn'
which is caused by the kind Of food when
they get in those waters. This food IS sup
posed to be the wild celery. A Yankee 10
a recent Buffalo paper, recommends Inc
manufacture Of" Canvasback Ducks" out
of the common domestic duck, by feeding
them with garden celery while laIteniOg' |
There is no sort Of doubt that if this species
offood be given them foe some eeks before
they are killed, they will have the flavor OF
il ia their flesh, and perhaps be equal to or
better then the famous canvasbacks above
alluded to. II is "A experiVent very easily
tried and one which will 40 doubt be both
successful and profitable. Maine Farmer.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
The Brick IiUery Stable,
YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI,

On the Strbst leading from Benton.
HHNHE Stable is now undergoing thorough re.
u pairs, such aS enlargiDg with new stalls.
tTOUghs, mangeIi, 30. So as 10 render bor,e1
comfortable. CsTriags and Buggy shelters viii
also Be erected. We have also, lots with gooI
shelters, tFoughS, and wafer for the accommoda-
ton OF drOVeel.
We pafticulaEly solicit the patronage m nm,
chasers and sellers Of stocks, aS we are Dysnsro
70 buy add eel on terms to suit our cusIomer'
Stock sold BY us is warranted TO be what We rsn.
resent-if not there will be no sale. Per,o5.
may rely upon not having old livery slooE nj.
posed uPnn them, % allof oar old stock WAS AHA
AZ auctio9-nons Of which we porcbased.
Travellers and droVeu will Be Conducted ana
tAtir haEgage sent to any Hotel without ebergs
Their horses and buggies sent far, should tbev
eau A' they 90 down, 10 any part OF the eity.
S Persons iaVoring us with their patronage nav
rely uPon receiving satisfaction, - We havsbei-
Ter sheltering, stablinE, water, &c, than a gen.
orally tlund IN this country. CITY acceptanee
taken IN payment Of any Transaction made with
Pc, fran The feed q hprus up. Thankful ior
he very liberal patronage nerstoforo resolved,
Ee hope b. uncaasing energy % continue to mer-
{ The sana. Ncur ob'dt ssrrita.
BLACKMAN, SCOTT &CO.
Aug. lSth' is45. t4-ly'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

How TO MANAGE A HORSE. We find =
scrap in the American Ag:icuIturist, giving
direction how to manage horses by theAbit
and rein, when horse is unmanageable,
as some holses ore. The writer says
"The rein passes from the ring Of The right
side of the bit, up the right side Of the hoad
and over it behind the ears, then down the
left side through the ring Of the left side Of
the BIZ, which gives a purchase upon the
mouth that cannot be resisted: the groom
thus manages him with the greatest ease
Maine Farmer.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

Coon BUTTER. THE great point IN mas
king good butter, end that which wiIl'kOeP,
is the freeing il from al bulIermilk; and il
everything else is we'll done, If this point is
overlooked, good butter is impossible IOr ny
length Of time. The mixture Of milk many
degree with the butter is sure to produce
frowsiness or an unpleasant fast 10 the but
ter: aud the entire freedom from this con-
stiutes the grand secret Ofmaking good
butter There are many who think wash
ing butter with water incompatible with
retaining the rich flavor, but il the water
is cold and pure e ie scarcely possible any
thing shoOld be washed away, the butter
milk which destroys the favor Of all butter
excepted. Besides, The best butter ia the
world, and thai which ID ell markets com.
mOnds the best price, viz, Dutch butter, is
invariably made in this way; and where
the example has been followed by others,
it has. rarely failed Of success. If any,
however, doubt the PrOpriety of washing
butter, they may use any method they
choose, provided the milk is separated per.
fectly. Perfectly free from the substance
that causes It to assume the putrid frOwSy
taste Of bad butter, il may be kept with
almost ss much ease az lalow; solidity in
packing, clean, sweet vessels, and a low
temperature, viii ensure lie keeping for
any Reasonable length Of time. Let no
one expect good butter, however, 60 long
as coarse, impure salt is used Of a parti-
ieIe Of the busieFmiIk is allowed to remain
10 il.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
Yieksburg Foundry.
f Ha .as fee pas
s. ZIMMERMAN &CO.

a RE nTnrnrrd - oEscuts and sflrni,b IN
IN llrinis ~ uort ~ fhe lins -of FonnfeTs ana
Maehihists.s Eneinrl, and machinsry Of eVeFv
descriptions, Cor Dlais, aiilli, o. Gins. buiIt ~
prepared, and aIl work that may s. sFdsrs5
will Be prompils atteaded 70, and IN he bs't
manner, at reduced prices. We invite ! esll
from fiauters, aud others. 70 our EsfsbliehDo.,
It the LOWER LANDING, VICKSBURG >
June 24th, SIS. FL
~ B. Higbest prices, in cash, paid for ola
lroBi nfals Or Copper.
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O~r For The accommodation Ofthose who de.
SIRE paper printed at the seat, Of government
curing the session Of Congress only, We will furn-
ish them the Ezra UNION as follows:
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unless the money accompanies it.
or Those desiring complete copies or the
Congressional Uniou and Appendix, will please
send us their names previous to the drlt day Of
December next
or We win willingly pay the postage on an
letters eent 70 us eens lining Five Dollan and
upwards. Other Letters directed to us, with the
postage unpaid, win not be taken ont Of the OF
Zee,
RICHIE & HESS.
Washington, August l,-Is45.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08
Protection Insurance Company
E oFHARTFoRD, CONNECTICUT

n VHE undersigned are agents for this Gonna.
~ ny, and are prepared to insure DWELLING
.Iiouses, Stores, Merchandise and Cotton HI
Store. And also, 10 take River FisEu on Net.
chandise and Cotton. -nkoJ
The Company is an old one-has done large
business in the South and West, and paid many
Losses. ALLEN & BARKSDALE.F
YhKoO City, April IS, 1915, 7o-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-08

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too mucilit ~ Sbodshs stdIvinJg snimsl,
ataoy time is miserable policy.