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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
OIllmc I;:;;S#":::=.s:Number 65,
Magniaccn, schemes for Jamuary, Isl6.

Magnificent schemes for january, 1916.
J. C. GREGORY 4 CO Managers
ALEXA y RIA 10 TTERY,
Class 3, for 1916.
To be drawn Alexandria, saturday January l7th,
7s No. Lotteru-l4 Drapn Ballots
M.esirIcrSr =,
Grand Capital s5OOoO Splendid Prize, s25 900 Splendid
Prize OF sl5,OOO do $4,000 prize OF S9mO do ssooo
do 1903 do s572 prizes do 1850 sOdo saOOo
Tickets sI5IIav-s 81 5o"arcrs 80 75-Eiehhss 81 Ell
Certificate Of package Of Dc Mholes 500 20
DO 90 Quarters ~ so
Do do of 70 E'gMm 1915
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No 4, for 1876.
To be D. on Saturday January gath is4e
1000 Dollars Dollars $3.50 $40 DOLLARS noT 5000 T DOLLARS
90 Prize. of 1900 pS O % ' r1iE5, of 900 Dollars.
So do of 500 Dollars! &c &c.
Is No. Lottery-12 Dramn Ballots
Tickets sIo-Haves S. Quarters go So ,o
Certificate O Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
No do Of 96 Half do Is SO
DO of IS Quarter do - so
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Class 5, for 1876:
To be draw at Saturday January 3l.i is4S
$4,000 1900 sl % sSS 5000 5000 1917
40 Prize: Of 81 500 so prizes of $500 co prizes of $500
~ NoS.-i2 Ballots
Tickets siO-IIaves s5-Quarers 50 so
Certificates of Packages OF rs Whole Tmkessl30
Do Do do do s IS n lna do d" 50
above VIII the prompt attention.
an dariag immediately after II
0" j. q. GREGORY co, Managers
6a-3wr Washington city. u. &.
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CHaROGRAPHsGA
To the Ladies and Gentlemen ~ Indianapolis.
PraCeS.Or r, T., G:lsly.

rUNPACiIER aud improved system OF PRtcrA Al TN
taught in IL Lessons, during which the Eemens
viii secured, and rapid proficiency made terei
movements m ChU1raphy "sSect
iamlliarlzed the
mowers combinations The object Is permanent
with proper attention OH the part ci the pupil
sucn Impressions viii he UGrr0nfed
addition teaching complete business hand he gives
hands practsed 10y the most eminent en-
pravers every species Ornamental Writing IN the
mos beautiful style
Those acquiring splendid business hand WIZ 10
well make application immediately as his atay VIII he snort
Young gentlemen qualified for teaching on the most esoaoe
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and examse great
specimens Whining, Floursing Drawing frntns
Room Birds Hardware Store, No ,, NorwoodF 3ock
Entrance IN Illinois Street Jo-l Nv
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
FOSEPH O. EATON, Painter Room Pope stote
- south Washington street doors east OF the Palmer
- -
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Watches; JcWcIry and Fancy Goods.
1UNE constantly hand large and fashionable
assortment Jewelte Gold and Silver acbes Paed Ware,
English Britannia Painted Jaanei Tea Trays Gold
tsodd
acIes Siyer spoons Ladies' Cups Fr Knives Butter Knives
ord Fellows R-ca,as variety trimmings
Ware andI e,,eitY 10 OWEN CARlEf,
AZ 81 betren 3D. aud itk sts Ctncarat
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WATER pOVE lS.

received by the undersigned until
- Wednesday day JANUARY neN,, tn leasing water
Lock No J about one mile he
low the OF indianapolis. H. J. tiARlS, Ar: a:
ROYAL MAYHEM, fTeasr.
tNO. n. TuOIPsON,
Der I Iot5. of State.
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WOODBURY. Il SHREWSBURY,
Commission and Produce Merchants
.M.1DISO.V, INDIANA. ~
Latest Arrival Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Latest AlffISstt Oh
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Il. e.. MELDKUM
HAS opened lately used by Mr. Whey as an
House. adjoining A. w. Harrison, on washington
of seasonabe Dfy foods
consisting OF 100 cases Just purchased
Yorkand Philadelphia for this market and WHICH
pledges himself SELL either the RETAIL al Cincinnati
orI respectfully tcu an Nauna-
The part OF his stock:
blue black aud fancy color lO pieces
heavy fancy Canes Ga and fancy French
and Sanett Ioeed Cdss,res
keses large Of Veslngs Of every vaa Oi col
pattern.
Lalies' Dress GOods.
Cashmees Cashmere DeEcasSe Muslin Deanes, Ombra DE
article, and ve rc- Apa-
COang, Plaid cloak cloths,
every variety s pieces si,le prints from IA TO
pieces dark plain and wied Ginghams
Gloves Hosiery aces Edeines inr"s and every descfp
O assortment OF rch
BONNET TRMMNS suitable Gle and OF Tie latest
fashion.
BoanetS and Caps.
Asge assortment of Florence braid Bonnets Fur frtmmed
Plush Caps, the 60 in the ashiohabie void
Cotton Yarn, Cation Batting, and a General As
Sorthnent 81 Groceries
kept constantly hand Wheat Feathers Tow and Fla
en Ginseng will he taken m for Goods
nd The lssghm paff THEM ~
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From DR. Baker, Springfield, Washington co. NJ.
Mcssr. Sanford Park. Springfield, Ky MAY - 1873.
,,.I ,.,e ,h;. pportunv of Informing Of a
markabe performed upon ne by the use oil Dr
Of Wild Cherry. =.
In the year inflammation of the bowels
which abored for six weeks when gradually recovered
In the fall of with e"d winch seated
itself upon mr. lungs and Tor the OF three years
fined 10 my all kinds OF Incidence aud every 'A''.'
~ d;c. aid ui,ho, benefit ~.sti1 along until the
winter Of ls44 when heard Of "H"arf B4dm o"a Unity
friend. persuaded give trial. though had gwen ~
All homes of prepared m,s fT me e'A"s
auer world Thrrug heir solicitations was ndnce' 70 sAe
use Of the c-hria Bfstors Baiso 81 wh CHERRY e s"'s
was truly astonishing Aner fee years OF a'"", pam anu u
rs and having four or fre hundred dollars !" 40
.c and the respectable had proved
na,ailng entire health b, the blessing OF
Cod and the use Of DIR. w-tsts Baianl Of Wild cherry,
am now ing good hesIt, and Ga altered APPEAR
.nc. ,ba, am no when former aeq"snt-
..,....
can nov eat s any person. and FOOD seems to agree
with me the last months than hss
eaten I've years before
Considering m, case almost miracle, deem neeessar, fos
the good Of the Athlete Tut, the rropreors aud
m, ow ren should Know ~heie relief nay DC had 10
make this public.
May blessings God the propreors OF ." 'ass-
o's "'o', 80 :, ,..,ss,s,, WA IT, BAKER:
arhe following Rehey, of Franklin Ind
who stands high his profession and ranks the hrst po'
,can iseif commentator OF me
Genuine w.star's Bassrn OF Wild Cherry 80.
Franklin. Ins, spri H. fs&s:
bottles Of w'stais bal
sam cherry remaining hand Of the last LOT furnished m
by unit, had sold and had ob's'nd
the money ordered another But 'ush s
demand for the article ~h 10 be ~itoo, ~ sho
little The money for the last lot
he forthcoming by the lot disposed Of which, rom us
sales have made lately think will be but short TINT ne %
Rc of the basam many strlihg berehta' ~
Upon acquaintance Shr Paseni eee'He
hare rper known Almost abhef fail upon trial. sho MOI
ing the test of experene 500. snA " $40
This mo highly saiued 81 those ~"0 -
tested lis virtues expkfirnstd IL healing eeAey IN taeir s
s.~s. your. VERY r..pee,,u,ly JAMES RIgcuEy.
Price Il Der bottle Sold BY SANFORD PARK,
Nof,h-as, CORNER of Fourth and walnut SIS.
And nv ToML.NsoN BROTHERS, Indiana pole -.
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Dr. Jacob Bcckcr'S Celebrated
EVE.1s ALSA VI,

A SPECTFFC FOR CIR ONiC, SORE, INF d "a N
ED .4ND " Elk EYES.
effected by thstrny wonder
Isl BaIsam we have room only the hrowihg:-
s & & & 6 & { & & 6
EYr-umau induces make known to the citizens
of inc nna who NAV be the above astonishing
Use of sBECKERS EYE BAISAM' The case referred To Is
that Of nv boy, infamed Ids The
resisting remedies frhe space
m seven Having of the remarkable cures elected ny
Eve Basam made trial OF u, and am
happy 10 certify cure IN three weeks
~ CHARLES NORTH Finh ST. doors west of vine
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FSDsk SAli;.

MO l. unmproved land good road, within
~ part 'rber and part prairie sus
crpbe labor, making splendid farm; VIII be sou UT
exchanged for city property. ,,.
ard lot north lli-
ruons and carriage house, iot &c
feet by supplied Win t and sirubtey all IN
a
ELDER, Estate Agent
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PoIiiicaI Mysteries Of Indianapolis.

MONG the many strange My of Central Indiana There Is
~ battle all poiiicai
parts namely: Why Is thar every ooa! .
tomuanng of their watches stopping when they do 'ur don
important
H. TiLBOTIS JeTry store
bayiUc them oyerbaued lie engaged the services OF Mr.
recommended The public as one .
80 ,cen
he well and warranted to give enle W
no cha ge The Public invited to give him one a
he sasaon the article worked on
will Hdtehes Musical
Speac Jerery neatly epaed The engagement WIN MI
French permanent; bring Watches &C Wv. ws''
III Vie, ~ 60 rrsle,s NrN "a. TAI.BOTT
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NOTICE.


in nship Marion
~, offers upwards OF half asecuon OF land
lying about ten miles north OF Indianapolis about
three Ripple lightly cleared
good repair a and good tim
Der. of various kinds aud al comfortable dwelling
with other out buildings Any wishing Ia purchase
do SELF the subscribed
possible, price
unisned title will he the purchaser the subscr
Der holds the or einaI patents JOHN SENOuK.
perru ~. w
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UAr,GAINS FOR SALE

o. a ground story Hdhe ho"se anu s'
~ BILE, square q, ILLINOIS street
No at land, within nieso lhuiiH
tols be,s log hutse aires cultivation eraue
a. .tOH.V ELDER, Rsuf fsfuts igeH
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From Lccius ABnoTT NJ d. late Surgeon United States Ar"y
DfrRoII, Oci- l. leil.
To Edrsrs Bingham. Esq, Agent foe hs sne Of nc Indo Che
lqrqgne-I 40 hereby cerl, Iat have "i Vie ihds >'s
prepared by ogood, NJ D. Tor intermittent levers -a
ba. ms most .angune expectations the Of said
disease feel confidence recommending a. ptriee a'e
remedy and cure for FEVER and age ch 'e
YER dumb que of form of intermittent e'er
do further testify medicine has this vicinity and m
her. here il has been acquired high reputation. and
that every where has been used to my hS
rrodueed speedy cure ana restored 10 The mock per-
feet n. ai,h when all other remedies have Jailed
Respectfully yours, LCoiCS hnboi
Price 81 Sold in Cincinnati, Ohio, ~h"eae and 'e'A ''
SANFORD & PARK for the West, at Their west
ern ID. sale of valuable Family Medieinss
corner of foarth and Walnut streets. o.,
Sold hx TnMIINsoN RRoTfitRS Indianapo -
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LARGE ~ frame back buildings
N containing pcrs front and rear good cellars
two wells ii good water and stable, with two grand
of New York The loo alton
pleasant and The improvements well adapted iO provision S
ma u. ,ou Tavern tnmre of JOHN ELDER.
Estate Asert
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STEAM POWER
Looking Glass Frame ManWflc,Ort.

vuVHE ct
Picture Frames varetyh p1iie,a BY Steam
articles
AN be Eastern Cities the risk
and DEAN country will find greaty TO the
adv To call before purchasing East o. elsewhere
All Kinds o Gliding ne atty executed
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SILVER WARE.
SIlA w LIS.

PINE assortment OF silver Ware, Consisting IN pAJa 49,,
"A Ladies' Tea Iahe Cream falt MUSTARD sroons oe'A
Knives &c. Just received ana io' ~" " a. A. FERGUSON
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Bank scrip and Treaseiry Notes.

Bank Scrip 0nd Treasury Notes.
gu\E ~ n Bank and
Treasury will hange upon
either Borrowers
and others dstance would 10 well TO apply by letter the
sinking fund sales November II
will payment them tie proper ONCE
pitk0uf charge.
shall the State. Funds
should he forw led OF December next.
39tcis A. w. MORRIS. Gen. Agent
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invaluable nstine Prepared estefse prae-
years bilious climate and never known to
curing gsc, Of the diseases above named
Those who suffering from disease. oil % KIND ais" 'hoss
~ho Ia w become their effects upon the oonuon
the india Cbolagoge invaluable remedy for pur
,inE blood thoroughly cleansing from The the
BID fleets Of a bilious climate.
The wonderful opetaOn OF he 6hsagoEe in ersdi-stg bill
system, only explain extraordinary sgcns.
the speedy thorough and Of fever and agu ans
grades and rernittent fevers.
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From Hon wILKIs, Uad District Jadge Js Dsrei
Of Mehi,oH.

ffr. rdsard Bingham. Detroit, Oct 20, ls4'
sirw,h great reasre state the fact Of the complete
nd radical with which VIII
liam was attacked by the use pursuant drrcons of Dr. o.
had auact a. ever
witnessed aud appf.hended long winter % s disease, which
va, some YEAR ago TIE ~- reside 1ee'nsh B"t
a. lad ia notice yor relation
this aud the of bottle brAs
the disease effected radical cure, ast-o
o,ut have now eap. a aud ne
health Its an ni slsbie M de's arc
should " gr;ieTaIl, kno"i. ROSS WILKINS.
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U>MBRoIprREp Thibet Plain cassaeIs pain ans neu,e
"a a.see,,nent ut r. {. MELDElMS. OF
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From Hon. srrrHrs V a. TRow Of Michigan State snc's
BlRmIScHAs dec. IS, .ssI.
NJ Brgtqn1-you wish inform What kr"~ Il Dr.
goods India Cholaggue anti bis MEDICINE d' m u" 't
that efcac m t ri' dein- n'fsi h"0~I
m. fcrrr cia .3gue would safpear IA Il rhigad
procured of isai, aud have x" rss &c
pysry family scaPedhe 1SHe fa S q" CO.."
sequence Of its
Perhaps the settlement Of this fine PENINSULA
has the snd agile been prevalent as tie "a have recon
nedea INSTANCES and When the disease
had eoe kS.d and tie skill Of physicisns aud hare
fa uni,er,aiiy prdned NE 'n"- happy
effect. aud believe nttr eNc,dd by msd'eine M
removing the bilious discas, of The climate.
II Yours re,me,fulIy STEPHEN v. X. IR0MBRIDGE
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Fom Hon E. F.rSswoprH Chorev. # The STATE Of Niehsas
DrrRoII March % le42
Mr. tdie1rd Bingham, Driggirt, Detroit.
made India choiasogae and have
had witnessing siar eff cts when used by
others believe a valuable medicine foe the 81 eref
asue that its Use viii Prove r1"sf certain
preventive reeItnt winch persons Who have ~e
afflicted WITH arr liable. Very respectfully
~ WIN T. FaRAsWoRTH:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-30

militia captured General Coss and eleven hun.
dred Mexican soldiers.
In 1886, at Alamo, $50 held out 13 days a.
gainst Santa Anna and 5000 men, fighting at
last until every Texan fell dead, killing 9Ol of
the enemy; 400 at Coetta beat off 1000 under
Gen. Urea, but next day were treacheronsly de-
ceived into surrender, 700 Of their own spon.
taneous will, killed or captured 1900 Mexicans,
at San Jacin,o, taking prisoner the President of
Mexico. General Santa Anna; and twenty un.
der Deaf Smith routed 100 Mexicans the same
year.
Ia 1889. one hundred and four beat 1000 Mex
leans at Satillo and retreated into Texas with
the loss Of only four men. In 1912, only POI
of them repulsed Gen. Woll and 1900 troops at
Arroyo Salado; 261 drove $500 Mexicans in.
to Meir. fought nineteen hours, killed 700 of
the enemy, but at last where deceived into
surrender and horribly bu,chered or enslaved.
In 1913, two hundred unarmcd Texan prison.
ers at Salado attacked four hundred armed
Mexican guards, beat and dispersed them. Same
year, Commodore Moore, Of Yucatan, slenced
ten times his naval force and compelled them
to retire. The last victory resulted in a treaty,
or alliance. between Yucatan and Texas, by
which the former bound herself 10 remain pas.
sive in any contest which Mexico might there.
after engage ir with Texas, and most faithful.
ly have the gallant Yucatecos performed their
contract
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"Nature and Experience our
Guide.S

'HE rxtraordinary and vel authenticated cures
wrought by the celebrated SUGAR CoArED
is, OF Dr.. Smiths Improved Indian Vegetable
$, have naturally drawn public attention to
n. Perhaps in the history Of Medicine, from
limo of Hippocraes 10 the presen, day, there is
violence OF medical compound obtaining equal
1rity in so short time, There was never a
ecine recommended by such high authority as
Smiths Pills, Besides their great curative
erlies, possessing as they do, such sstonish-
powers TO open all the natural drains of the boz
siz: the lungs, Kidneys, Skin and Bowels,
are unlike all other pills, extremely pleasant,
coated with sugar, aud as they do not gripe,
produce nausea, OF any other unpleasant con-
,nces, they have become very popular for Dys.
a, Headache, Costivencss, Bilious complaints,
Stomach, Fevers, Worms. Want Of Appetite,
lrites Of the Blood, DISTINCTIONS and Female
plants generally, Colds, &c. One Of the mos,
initial and benevolent ladies in New York
.,5. A. Gould, Matron Of the U. s. Naval Hos
says, "There is no medicine in her knowledge
ell adapted to the numerous ailments of man
as DIR. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills" She
ciaily recommends them TO ladies.
= CAUTION.-Asa a miserable imitation has
made, by the name OF "sugar Coated Pills,
,ecesssry to be sure that DR. q. BENZ. SMITH
aure is on every box. Price % cents.
mcipal Office, l79 Greenwich st. New York
Sold by JOHN W. FRILlNG, Sunbury.
VIM. FORSYTHE, Norihum'd.
~ sob, ls46,
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rs now prepared to offer. Wholesale and Retail,
large assortment of FANcr and SrArLE
DRY GOODS,
suited to the Country as well as City Trade. He
continues the system of "no abatement in prices"
which he has pursued for the past ten years and
desires to call the special attention of the public to
it as the only true system of retail business, and
which is decidedly to the interest of the purchaser
to promote II is quite time the fraudulent prac~
ice OF asking high price, and aha,ing to make the
purchasers believe they are the "favored few" was
done away with. as, nine times out of ten they are
made TO pay higher price (howevcr great The re.
duc'ion) than the like style and quality be pur
chased at the "One Price Store"
A. b. NJ. is in regular receipt Of the newest and
cheapest seasonabe goods, and when any article
depreciatrs in value the price is at once marked
down so low that j, cannot be undersold BY this
system the purchaser can at all times buy with
confidence and satisfaction, and without waste of
time in useless bargaining. He has at this time
O complete assortment of
SILKS.
Black Lus,rino, Ottoman, Poux do Soie Man,
tua, Gros de Rhine, Armnre, and other Dress and
Man,illa Silks Also,
Fancy Dress Silks, from "a cts. to So 25 per
yard, including all the variety of approved and
useluI stylPS anu cOmblna'iOD Of COlntS.
Lining Silks, Foularj Silks, Silk Gingham.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES
Paris Painted Lawns and Organdies, Of the
newest and most approved syle, as well as the
cheapest in the market. Also,
Scotch Lawns at very low prices
FRENCH GINGHA Ms,
Of,he newest designs. Also Scotch Ginchams
and Gineham Lawns, very cheap. TwllPd Earl.
ston and Manchester Ginghams, for chilIiens
wear.
FRENCH CHINTTES.
Light, medium, and dark coors, "A wide. Also,
best make American Chintz and Calicoes, of the
new patterns, at l25 CTS. per yard.
MOUSELIN DE LANES,
OF the mos, splendid Omhre and Printed style.
down 10 the French, English and American, at 25
cents per yard.
BAREGES IND BALXORINES,
OF all qualities and every variety of designs,
suited TO all tastes. Also embroidered and chain.
stitched Robes, Bayadere and Polka Dresses, emh'd
Swiss Muslin and Bishop Lawn dress pa,terrs-
rare,on. and colored plaid and stripe Swiss Mus
lins.
WHITE GOODS
Plain Swiss. Null Nansook. Jacconet Cambric,
Book, and Tarle,on Muslins, Plaid, Stripe, cord,d
and figured Cambria and Swiss do Bishops Lawn,
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

TO Frederick Tchupp, John Tchupp. Jacob Tchupp
Henry Tchupp. Christian Tchupp, Peter
Tchupp, Adam Snyder and Rachel his wife,
Jacob Iaurer and Catherine his wife. William
Potts and Barbara his wife, Casper Heckert, Pc
ter Heckert, Frederick Heckert, and Marghre,
Hrckeri, GREETING:
EDY virtue Of certain writ Of Partition No. 81.
E y issued out of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Northumberland county. to August Term A. ID.
1916, directing the sheriff of said county TO sum>
mon jury and make partition of certain tract
Of land situate in Lower Nahcnoy towoship. in said
county, adjoining lands Of John Tchupp. r., Mi.
chael Wilmer John Shrccer and the Mahantango
creek. containing one bundled and siyty>iwo aces,
thereabouts. Now know We, that hv the Au,ho.
rty of the same, the said sh erf Of said county,
will on Monday the 9th day of July next, at II
o'clock. A. NJ, upon The premises above named.
make partition valuation in The manner and form
specified in the aforesaid writ, at which time and
place you are hereby warned to be and appear, if
you think proper.
THOMAS A. BILLINGTON,
sherifT's Office, ! Sheriff
SunIury. May 30th. 1876. s ct
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BALTIMORE MARKET:
Office ofHe BALrIMoRx AmERIcAN, Ma,

y, v,
FLOUR-The transactions in Howard Street
Flour, have been quite limited to-day. Sales on
Saturday ola few hundred bbs. mixed brands at
Sil2l. To day holders generally are willing to
sell at this rate, and 100 bbls. were taken. The
receipt price from cars is 81.
The stock of City Mills Flour is very light.
Holders ask si.371, but the article is without
inquiry
GRAIN-The receipts Of wheat are tri1ing.
A lot of very prime Md red was taken to-day
at 81 cts. and parcel Of white not fit for family
flour, at 81 cts.
Corn is dull. Sales to day at 56aj7 cts. for
white, and 81 cts. for yellow.
We quote Oats at 39ail cts.
WHISKEY.-The stock is quite light, but e.
Qual TO the demand which is very limited
Small sales are making at 81 cts for hhds. and
% cts for bbls.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-05-30

DrsrErsIA.-The nerves of the human body
those necessary agents which Immediately connect
man with external na'ure-arc singuary prone to
have their functions disorlered by an oppressed
condition of the stomach the minute termination
of that portion of the nerves expanded upon the or.
Iyans Of digestion conveying the morbid impression
To the Brain. And although the Head can, un.
loubedly, like other organs. be The seat Of primary
disorder, yet in the great majority of cases. the
,asy sensations there experienced are symptomatic
i disordered Stomach; and further, there is abun.
Ian, evidence to prove that crudnes in the Sto>
mach and Bowels can, in every grade Of human
'xistence give rise to spasmodlc action in every
ryan of tue body and whether survey i, in
he agonsing form of Tic Doloreaux-ihe alarming
onvulsions of the Epileptic seizure-or in that ir
NC palpitstion-,hey can all frequently be traced
the source above mentioned and he cured by
nd evancuant and tonic remedies. To relieve a
tate of so much suffering and distress. On which
ody and mind also participated BRANDrKrHs
ILLS are confidently recommended; as, by com.
nng aromatic, tonic and cleansing properties,
ley remove all oppressive accumustions, strength.
the Stomach, induce healthy appetite, and i'm.
art tranquility to the nervous system,
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agent, published in another part of this paper.