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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-05-31
HE RKTORT.


Old Birch, who taught village school.
Welded a maid Of homespun habit:
He was stubborn as a mule,
And she was playful as a rabbit,
Poor Kate had scarce become a wife.
Before her husband sought to make her
The pink of country polished life.
And prim and formal as II quaker.
One dan the tutor went abroad,
And simple Katy sadly missed him:
When he returned, behind her lord
She Silly stole and fOndly kissed him.
The husbands anger rose and red
And white his face alternate grew!
LESS freedom. ma ann - Kate sighed ana sail
'.Oh dear fdidRi kR0p fras yOaf,'
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

DELONGING TO THE CINIINNAIT, INDIANAP-
Id oils and Chicago Rail Read Company. Upwards Of
SOOOo0 worth of Real Estate will be sold at Public Ven
DUE at Brookyille Indiana, the 5h day Of June next
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and continuing from
day TO day till the whole is sold.
The above Property Is situated in the counties of
Franklin, Fayce, Marion, Decatur, Bartholomew, Jen
ningS, Shelby, Scott Spencer Huntington, Upton, Mad
ison MARSHALL Benton Jasper Morgan, Clay, Stark and
Warren counties, Indiana the counties Of Cobs, Jas
per, Fayeite and MasOn Illinois the counties OF Wash
ngton, Mnscaine, Davis and Johnson, Iowa; and the
counties of Mercer and Caldwell in Missouri
Printed lists of the properly be hal by applying
the Office Of the Company, in BrOokyille aer the 25ih
instant, in which the Terms of Sale will be specified.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOHN WYNN,
In ln--NiM Secretary.
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RHODES
FEW Err AND AGUE CURE

NATURES INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC.
INOR the Prevention and Cure OF I0
II termttent and Rcmittent Fevers, Fever and Ags
Chls and Fever, Dam6 Ague, General Debility, Nigm
mon origin in Malaria MasIna- This subtle Atmos
pherc poison which at certain Is ayoiably in
hailed M every breath, Is the same In character wherever
II eNisisNorth, South, East or West-and will every
where yield To this newly discovered andote whchis
claimed to be the aRsATEsr DISCOVERY
MADE.
This specific is 50 harmless that il NAV be taken By per
Of every age condition, and IL will not sub
stiiute for disease others still worse
tie result IN the treatment by Quinne, Mercury, Ar
sone, and other poisonous deleerOas drugs, not
particle of any which il admitted into this prepa raot
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from The use OF this MAI URAl ANIiDOfE 10
MALARIA
1t will entirely protect any resident traveller even
in the most ekiy swampy locations, from any Ague.
Bilious disease whatever, any injury from COZ
sjanty inhaling Malaria or Missma.
twill instantly check the Ague in persons who haze
suffered for any length of time, from day tweiy
years, that they need never have another eAiH,
continuing iis use according 20 directions.
IL will Immediately relieve all distressing results al
Bilious Ague disease, such general debility, night
sweats, &C. The patient at once begins 10 appe
lite and strength, and continues until permanent AMI
radical cure Is effected.
Finally, its will Danish Fever and Ague from fam
lies classes. Farmers aud and all laborng men
Bilious attacks in that of the year which, while
Is the most siekly is the most valuable them.
One two bottles will for ordinary cases,
some may require more.
directions printed in German, French and Spanish,
accompany each bottle.
Prince One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the
trade.
Trade circulars forwarded application, and the Al
Gle will be consigned liberal terms responsible par
ties In every section of the country.
JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor
Providence, X. |.
NJ Wholesale and Retail Agents in indianapolis
CRAIanEAO d BROWNING And for sale by dealers gem
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OF The New York Tribune says that Mr..
BooDY of the Wabash Valley Road, while in
Europe, negotiated 100000 Of the lst mort
gage bonls of that road, and negotiation
was going on favorably when he left for a
further amount of $4,000.
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A WINTER SCENE +:


Ii was bitter cold. So cold. that in the sky
the sentry stars stood hesitating, shiverjpq NJ
their posts afraid to leave before the coming
of the sun, yet evincing by their chilly twin
kle how readily they might desert; aud talrn-
ing now and then, 4 wiStful glance toward
their mere Eastern brethren who hal made a
sally out upon passing cloud, caught it. and
made blanket of it on the spot.
SO oold,-that on the surface Of the earth.
below the shivering snow flakes hurried home.
Some buried themselves in beds q hundred
thousand deep to keep each other warm
Some hid away in sheltered hooks and cor
ners, seeking a refuge from the freezing blast
The few, who at that late hour were still
without a resting place, hurried along before
the breeze, each striving with frantic zeal to
forestall his brother in the warmest place.
Poor fools They knew not that they COM
peted for destruction;-th the first pastme
of the warmth they sought would be the dis
/ solution Of themselves
So cold,--that the infant waterfall, w the
petty brook that ran across the rosl;, had
pulled its icy coverlid fairly up over its bah
/ bling mouth, and thus snugged away in Its
bed was singing itself with sthel lullaby to
sleep.
So oold,-that the winter wind, although
well used to run of brands most on shivery
nights, could bear the tinglng chill without
no longer, but came signing, moaning round
the house, seeking at every crack and crevicC
All entrance, hoping TO warm itself at the fire
within.
Sovery colo, that where upon the window.
pane within the house, 4 valiant horde OF
well armed dwarfs and fairies had marched
torch with bold hearts, stout arms, and every
style of magic shield and weapon to do fierce
battle with some foreign foe, they had beer
stricken dead upon the glass, and stood ther
making idle mockery of war.
. The house itself cnsconced beneath a hill
and half wrapped up at all exposed point
in drifted snow looked sheltered. The cole
wind sighed around it unheedesi. The moon
supplemented creature, threw her rays upoi
1t, striving iii vain to warm toe atmospher
: which the sun at noon could scarcely raise n
, to the freezing point. From one chimney
light cloud of smoke rose up. Ii seemed
, gentle breath; and was almost the only sig
} which showed the dwelling was reposing in
quiet sleep--not dead.
| Not far beyond, stood another house n
less quiet than the first. And following OF
around a curve in the road, one came quit
, Suddenly upon a cluster of dwellings formin
quite country village Had they been
flock of sheep lain down to rest, they coul
not have huddled themselves together MOI
irregularly and yet socially. The villag
= church, the patriach of the flock, wearing tn
c ancient token of leadership common anon
e sheep, a bell, rested among his comrades
Y They thronged about him closely. In qui'
: confidence, in peace, in atmospheric coldnes
y but in social and moral warmth, the villas
: slept.
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ATTACHMENT

NOTICE Is hereby given, that on the sd day OF
~ April, 1855, writ OF attachment issued by me,
Christopher q. Werbe justice ofthe peace in the
" of Marion and State OF Indiana, The instance aud
upon the affidavit of George c. Meyer against the goods
and ehatels credits, rights and effects, Of A. Dndey.
and thai the 18th ds, of May, 1855, al O'Clock A. NJ
my office, Ia centre township Of said county, will
proceed 10 hear and decide upon the claim OF said c. r.
Meyer whereof the said A. Dadiey, and all other per
sons concerned, will take notice
CHRISTOPHER G.. wERBE, J. p.
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New Exnress Cnmnany.

WiID cAPiGAL Ok $500 ,OOO--OFFfCE
w OF The United States Express Company, No. 50
West Westinghouse; opposite the Bates House, India
napos.
Proprietors and Directors: D. y. Barney 4. p. VIII
liams, A HI. Barney, James Mckay, I. NJ. james.
Principal Office, e. broadway, New York-corncr of
Pearl and Seneca streets, Buffalo.
This Company will forward Bank Notes, Gold and
Silver, Merchandise, and valuable packages, collect
Drafts Notes and accounts aud all business
trusted TO them with dispatch.
Messengers will leave Indianapolis daily for The East
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GEORGE WILLIBEts ,

ID ESPFCTFUIIY Invites those people that Is wanting
III Rock, for building purposes, 10 give him call, Zoe
he has just got his Quares well rid OF all inferior rock
prepared do cutting of ali descriptions. In which
he has been engaged for many years. Tie naiters him
self to give general sasiactionnot commencing the bu
siness without practice like our country Is "Nerrun with
men.
would especially invite those that want i0 PUT up
business houses with open fronts there large amount
Of Rock, easy got at. now more than all The RS, Oi the
Quarries combined.
Orders will be strictly attended and the pri-
COS personal attention.
Quarries al Fiairoek up from the Railroad Crossing.
lm~
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE u hereby given, that Saturday, The 2ld
~ day Of June, ls55, win sell public Aactian 10
the highest bidder, the personal property belonging
the estate OF Nicholas Wagner. late OF Marion COUNTY
deceased. Said Properly consisting 0f Horses Catils
Hogs Wagons, HO~s Harness. Corn in the crb Hax A,
the nov, House and Kitchen Furniture and otleT -
cles. tho numerous 70 mention
The Sale viii Jake place ~ the late rcsdebce a he de-
ezsed the Blun road about one mile South al n
city Of Indianapolis, Underhiis NM Al xfil coa
mence al ten O'Clock, A. ~
Terms made known the dsy of Sale
HENRY BCSEHRR
Admini1rnfor.
iAdlAAhIOtrs NAY -. M .9-flfH.ua
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* - ar oTuEP y IynS OE pISTlIS

DIFLEs AND sHOT-GUNS, kEVOLVERs
III and ALL OTHER KINDS OF PISTOLS.
SAMUEL BECK
would respectfully inform his old friends ana The public
generally that lac has again taken charge Of his Gun
business and will again devote his entire attention 10 the
manufacture of GINS. His shop is on Washington
street, half square west Of the Court House square,
sign Of the
BIG GUN,
where he will be happy to accommodate ali who may
wish good Rifles Shot Guns, any other article in the
Gun line All work warranted, or no charge lie has
constantly ON hand the Rifle Powder, CaIs, and
Lead
II 59Oriers from distance promptly attended to-
lebI3dNyW
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Literary Notices.

Cone Cur CoRNEES.-We have received
from MASON & BROTHER of New York. some
of the advanced sheets of work with the
above title. 1t seems TO be an interesting
story, and is said be by new author. 1t
smacks little of T. $. ARTHUR We ex-
tract from il
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The I'm dan of Msy.
~ l6s. the undersigned duly auI,oTi<f IN is.s
CLERK Of The C0ari Common Pss Marion coahfy.
State Of Indiana, Administrator 0f the estate of Nicholas
Wagner late Of said cosny. decreased. Said estate /.
supposed u he solvent
Persons indebted o. said estate. hereby notified q
make settlement with the undcg ned, and hosr having
Just claims aginst the requested 10 present
ih-ir claims, properly anhrnteaed sctfietnes lt
out delay. HENRY BUsEHER.
Administrator.
TnAf IL M.x "a
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

STATE or INDIANA, MARIoS COUNTY
NOTICE il hereby given thai Jesse Price, Admins
traitor of the Estate of Thomas W. Hargis deceased
has flied his petition sell the Real Estate OF the dece
DENT his personal being insufficient pay his debts, and
that said petition will be heard ri the next of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county.
ATTEST: WM. STEWART, Clerk,
ana = AI.lrf..r
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A. N. ROBINSON, 3 n. MARTIN a. r.
robson, MARTIN ~ Go.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS N
Staple, Fancy, Foreign and Domestic
ID II Y CT o . ID =.
No. &c, Foarth street, 6efpesn Market Gad J5srsOR,
LOUISVILLE ky.
4 mericnn Prints
~ ~ fancy Prints;
small hg'd green Prints;
pink do;
received this day, and for sale for cash only, by
JAMES LOW & CO,
apr6 Ala Main-st., Louisville. ny.
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UPH STE RY GOODS.
j. Il "A * E H &c SO NJ /,
BOSTON, MASS
THE SUBSCRIBERS MANUFACfURE AND
Upholstery Trimmings,

Il scIf Il " hOto.It
Upholstery Trimmings,
Such SILK and WOrsfed FriRgoS FGrHifHre GinpS :;
Rich Drapery Tasseis and Rope; CHrtaiH Hold and
l. Ds Shade 7asssis all sizes Loaded do, Curtain
Fir. res Picture TdsSels Picture Cords n sizes ;
Hind Cord Bel Ropes SIX and 80rsts- Melting
Cords Vorsted, Cotton and Silk Taffs comprising
complete variety OF Upholstery Trimmings, which
extensive u 1uaciOry and long experience In the bust
ness enabest lem TO warrant IN all respects, and to sell
on very fayoraD terms. They also manufacture
carriR O TTina1lain
of all kinds, such as and U0rssd Holders Carriage
Fringss, Tufts, Se.,S : -
J. BAKER d S0N,
marllN M2ml No. Water-sf Boston.
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School Books.
rIv4E SUBSCRIBERS KEEP CON.
il STANTLY i'm store full supply OF School Books
among which the following;
Welster's Elementary and McGuiies Eclectic SPELL
ing Books.
Indiana Raders-lst, 81, 81, 9Th, AMI sta.
McGnnie's Eeeci, Reader-lst, ID, 81. 9TH, and 5h.
Ray's Perkins, Ihomson's 1alboit's Ariihme-
tics.
Pinneo's Browns. Kirkham', milh's and Buffers
Grammars.
Smiths Primary in Quario Biographies, and Geogra-
ply and Alta.
NIitchel's Primary and nt mediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas.
Olneys Geography and Aias.
Smiths illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters and LOOMS Physiology.
Psrkers, Comstock's Oinstead's and Grays PhilosO-
phy. 80
Websier's school, High school, and Unabridged Die
ti0naTies.
Wilards, Wilson's and Goodrichs United States His
tories
Cornsioek's and HehcOek's Geology.
Parker's Aids TO English Composition.
The foregoing books will be sold at the very lowest
prices. NEhDhN CHAMBERLAIN,
sent I4-wtf III doors East Of Capital House.
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iIEL b. CULLHY. GRANVILLE u. BAita
Cu11ey 60 Ballard,

General Collecting Agents. FHdiassBOiis. Kaf.,
VIII attend 10 the collecting OF all Accounts Notes, Drs,
dke., in any portion of the State OF Indiana.
REFERENCES:
lanes NJ. RAY Cashier State Bank. indianapolis,
BARBRE, Brown & Co., Lafayette Ind;
CALVIN FLETCHER, ST., indianapolis, Ind.
cHLsoS, RICHARDSON q Co., Nos. 81 and - Back
street, Boston, Mass;
ADAMS Il Co., indianapolis Ind;
;ALEB PIERCE, No. AZ South 81 ST., Philadelphia, Pa;
\. BRADNER q Co.. l0l lberty-st., New York;
sKYSOLDs, KITE IL rATuN, Cincinnati, Ohio maridsSw
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NO 649- 80 in CLARK county, rliDoiss-sO@s
Improvements. at
No. CSC. 1891 acres In Putnam cOuuty--lJ0 acres vel
improved-gOOd building miles south OF Manhattan.
No. G52 go acres IN Jasper county, Ill miles from
NeNtORn--i0 cultivated. Also. 80 acres immedl-
atey the Atlantic & Mississippi Railroad, Illinois.
Also. 40 acres in bingham county. III 100 In
prairie, 40 acres tifnoered :Rairoad sscks viii be
ceivcd la payment
No. G6i 30 acres Of land In Pratt county, uI., 6
miles south OF Monticello, mile from the railroad
No. GAG I25 acre. in bingham county Ill., hail
prairid: miles north Of Atlantic and Mississippi Rail
road; Improvements good.
No. 629. 81 acres mile east Of southeast corner
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j. III. McKERNAN,
REAL ESTVTE AND STOCK

Or THE LATE FIRM or MoKERSAN & NAY.
Rates of Commission are follows:
All sales from $500 10 900 inclusive, will be taxed 81
cent, as commission; as the value of the property
advances above $3.50 the rate per cent will decrease
in the following ratio From $j0o0 10 4UUO al Ia
cent; from 3,tD0 20 $500 I cent? from 5.An "a
- 900 at a cent; from - Co., and much greater
the may be, IL will not be less than per cent
and all sums As above mentioned going above $1,000
will be 3 cent; charged on first S3.OOO On all sales
OfprOpcry. while In my hands, commission is charged.
No SALE commission or charge whatever. require
notice 10 be given two weeks previous 10 Withdrawal
Of property from our books. And further wish IL
dersl0Od that hold all persons responsible for the
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with the owners OF said property before the NihdNH
at the same.
UassfnsfOs ST., .fiJofsfasr Ihe Palmer HOEss,
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Special Notice.

Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock win be re
eeived in par payment for Real Esiste AT this once.
J. n. MckERNAN.
arr 10 Real Estate Agent and Broker.
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The GADsDEN PURCHASE. = THE SILVER
MINE FAILURE.-By a gentleman Just ar
rived. says The Southern Californian, from the
Gadsden Purchase, we have received inform
alton of the party who left here some months
since under the direction of Mr.. Sackett
formerly of this city, for the purpose of tax
ing possession of a rumored silver mine stu
ated within the new territory The mine or
mines have been known as the Planchas de
Plate. 1t will be recollected that on their
way the party made a discovery of very
rich copper and gold mine some hundred
miles the other side Of the Colorado, and
portion of the expedition with Mr.. Sackatt
remained, while the balance went on to the
silver mine. The gentleman above referred
to has been residing for year past in the vi
cinity of these mines, having purchased and
stocked n ranch, which had been formerly
destroyed and deserted in consequence of the
hostility OF the Apaches. He says thlt the
silver mine = n failure; extensive explorations
have been made and numerous shafts dScov-
cred, showing that formerly mining had been
carried on to great extent, hut have been
long since deserted. Silver undoubtedly ex.
lists, but not in sufficient quantities to make it
lucrative at the present time, especially when
every difficulty has to be encountered in the
way of hostile savages, scarcity and great ex-
pense of obtaining the necessaries of life, ade-
quate means of transportation, &c. After a
short stay, therefore, the party retraced their
steps to the copper mine. This our inform
ant represents to be very rich and valuable.
d
I DEPRECIATION OF GOLD.-The L. States
Economist estimates the amount of gold fur
/ nished To the commercial world durino tho
six years since the new mines were discov-
cred, at S4000000OO. The influence of
these vast gold supplies is proved to be very
different from the anticipations of many finan-
ciers, who predicted great immediate de-
probation. The relative value of gold to
silver, by the English law of 1916, was to
4,2S75, and the actual value has been as
follows: In 1851, l to 10, 1897 in January.
1855, tn l5,1499; in March, 1855, | Ia
ID, 1926. Ii will be seen that, as compai cd
with silver, gold has been constantly increas-
ing in value. This anomaly is attributed to
the great demand for silver during period of
war in Europe and China, where the silver
standard is retained. The increased supply
of gold has scarcely been sufficient to fiji its
place, and consequently that metal has not
only retained its value, but shows considera-
bic appreciation. The Economist thinks that
when the war is over silver will find its way
back, and gold viii necessarily depreciate.
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I. PIKE. ~ X. ri
JEWELL HOUSE,
MICHIGAN CITY, IND.

IL. II. PIKE q BROTHER, PR0PRIE ORS.
THIS HOUSE, Erected the past season, and fur
i nished with entire new Furniture, Is open 10
the Public. The Propreiors intend to make II a first
class isel, and solicit the patronage Of the travelling
community.
MIcmG AZ CRY. May lst. 1855. my9
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THE srMsfER LAND, b. :. . chnd Of De s., D.
GPr3o
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A Telegraph from London to New York, or
rather telegraph round the world is mat
ter of certainly as much importance as any of
the political questions of the day The an
nexed account will therefore he read with in
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s4,OOO,OOO REAL ESTATE

H;ashfazfOs ST., .fdJofsfag Ihe Palmer HOEse,
Have noM ENTEREn on THEIR Rnnks nor. than
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Pamela, Miss, Feb. 5, i5ss.
Then linger no longer with The many worthless Llri-
offered 10 you. Obtain a supply at Meis4n;s
Celebrated Liilimeut- IL will yoa.
For sale by j. h. MeIe~n, sole proprietor Of
Third and Pine sis St. Louis, No.
a IndinnnnolI< ~lx
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No. aga. 100 acres timber land, y Iailss freH
Upton; also 80 acres miles from Upton % oul
tyaiei, good Improvements; also, 40 timber
miles from Ipton also, 40 acres timber miles iron
Upton.
No. sac. 20 acres miles south Of Upon, on I
and y. Railroad, improved.
No. 32I. Saw Mil and ls0 acres of iimber sdioin
lag Upton: also, tany ard In Upton.
No. if6. iGO acres west Of Upton. miles.
yERMILIAS COUNTY.
No. 55s. $40 acres opposite Monfetuma on IN.
" abash river, Improved.
No. 3s6. 1867 acres, all under fence, 500 acre
prairie, excellent Improvements. Premium awarded
by the Vernlllion county Agricultural Society, Is
NO; oz4- GOO acres IN Hamilton county, New York,
mile from Pleasant Lake.
ir No e4s 50 acres in St. Clair county, Nsso1n wi
ads for city property.
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Providence, X. |.
NJ Wholesale and Retail Agents in Indianapolis
CRAIaHgAD q BRowsISs And for sale by dealers gen
rally. marlgd&wy