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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02
AYERS PILLS..
EOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A r.

II lily PHYSIC.-There has long existed public
lied on as sure and parecss safe in lis operation Th.
has been prepared 10 meet that demand and extern
sve trial Of lis virtues has conclusivey shown with what
make physical Pill, but not easy 10 make
Of all PHs-one which should have none OF the objee
TONS but all the advantages Of every other. This has
been attempted here, and with what would
respectfully submit 10 the public decision II has been
unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every
purgatye medicine Is acrimonious and Irritating 10 the
bowels. This Is not Many Of them produce 80 much
gripping pain and revulson In the system asto than
countebalance The good 10 be derived from them These
Pills produce no irritation or PAIN unless II arises from
previously existing obstruction arrangement In the
bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their In any quantity but IL Is better that any
medicine should be taken iudiciously Minute direc-
lions for their In the several diseases which they
are appeaole are gwen ON ss box n@Sng tae COM
mention Liver Complaint, In lis various forms OF Jaun-
dice. Indigestion, Languor and Loss OF Appetite, List
lessness, Irritabiiity, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevsr
and Ague, Pain in the Side and Lonsfo In truth, all
these but the consequence Of diseased action Of the
liver. AS aperent they afford prompt and sure relief
In Costiyeness, Piles, Collie Dysentery, Humors, Scro
la and Seuryy, Colds with OF the body Ulcers
and mpurty Of the blood; In Short any and even
where purgatiye Is required.
They have also produced some singularly successful
la rheumatism, Gout, Dropsey, Gravel Erysipe
las, Papallon Of the Heart Pains in the Back, stomach
and Side They should be freely taken In the spring Of
the year, purify the blood and prepare the system or
the change Of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach into healthy action, aud restores The appe-
lite and vigor They purify the blood and By their ST.
mulant action on the eircust0ry system, ren0vate the
strength Of the body and restore the wasted Of diseased
energies OF the whole organism. Hence occasional
dose Is advantageous even though serious derange-
ment exists but unnecessary dosing should be
carried too FAR every puraiye medicine reduces the
strength, when taken 10 The thousand In
which physc is required be enumerated here,
but they suggest themselves 10 the Of every body
and II Is confidently believed this pill will answer be-.
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been ayEl
able 10 mankind. When their virtues known
the public will no longer doubt what remedy 10 employ
when in need OF a cathartie medicine.
Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant 10 take and
being purely vegetable harm arise from their
In any quantity.
For minute directions, see the wrapper ON the Box.
Prepared By Dr. JAMES q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
III Price IS cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold by X. BROWNING, indianapolis, and all Drug
gists. Ia 3O-d6r Win
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02

HInd-quarter Of The type OF innocence,
Whether with peas and mint must dispense,
Or 90 the twain. disappearing the expense,
And thus enjoy thee In the fullest sense
That is the question.
Rear section Of young mutton, tender feod,
Just in the dawn OF grass fed juieyhoOd-
Dainties like thee should not be served up nude,
But graecd with all the trimmings understood,
To help digestion
Then boil the peas, the fragrant mint prepare,
Be thou prime Joint, not OverdOne nor rare,
Coneoet the gravy with exceeding care;
When all is ready, serve-I shall be there,
always am.
Ineipient sheepmeat, when on thee dine,
Hot be the plates and ley cold the wine;
Three slices midway Of the leg be mine,
Then put the rest away-fOr very fine
Is cold roast lamb.
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Frc.a the Louisville City Gazette.
Recipe for Modern Poetry.

Take equal portions Of the light
OF sunset and Of starry night,
OF dewy ewes, and flowing rills;
And perfume which the rose distills,
And voice OF gentle birds In spring,
And brOokIet's soft meandering,
And some deep rslls Of mystic feeling,
And music tones all gently stealing,
Then. mingle well with meteor rays,
You've the pOesy of modern days
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02
Ne. S40. so acres in CLARK county nIllnoi.;-soms,

No. bs9' 90 acres In Clark county Illinois ;-some,
Improvements.
No. $50. e63 acres in Putnam county-I50 acres well
improved-good buildings miles south Of Manhattan.
No. CO.. 27G acres in Jasper county, Ill, miles from
Newtown-40 cultivated. Also, $40 acres immed-
aely the Atlantic d Mississippi Railroad, Illinois.
Also, 40 acres In bingham county, Ill 400 in
ceived IN payment.
No. 66i. DO acres Of land In Pratt county, H.,
miles south Of Monticello, mile from the railroad.
No. GAG. 125 in bingham county, Ills, hall
prarid miles north OF Atlantic and Mississippi Rsi-
road; Improvements good.
No. 629. 5x acres mile east Of south east corner
of donation line Of Indianapolis.
Special Notice.
Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock will be
ceiVed In part payment for Real Estate at this Office.
McKERNAN & EDGAR,
apr Real Estate Agents and brokers'
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
ID MpOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

COMPOUND FLUID kA1HAGf BUCu0.
NOR DISEASES Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
II Diseases, Stricures Weaknesses, and all diseases
Of the Sexual Organs whether In Male Female, nom
whatever they May have originated, and no mat
Of how long Standing
II YOU have contracted the terrible disease which,
when seated In the system, will surely 90 down
from generation 10 another, undermining the
sttuii0n aud sapping the very vital fluids Of e do not
trust yourself In the hands Of uacks who starr up every
day in city like this, and OIL the papers with glsrng
falsehoods too well calculated deceive the young
aud those acquainted with their tricks You cannot
be careful in the selection of remedy In shese
cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced By emf
physicians the greatest remedy known. IL IL
medicine perfectly pleasant in lie taste, and very limo
cent In is action and yet thorough that annhates
every particle Of the rank and poisonous virus of this
disease; and unlike other remedies does dry up the
disease la the blood
Constitutional debility, brought by selfabuse,
terrible disease which has brought thousands Of he
human 10 uHtimely graves thus blasting the bril-
liant hopes Of parents, and bghtng In tie bud the gio
rous ambition Of many Doble youth, be cured b.
this lnfalble Remedy Aud a. a medicine whieh must
benet every body, from the simply delicate the
fined and despsirng invalid equal Is 10 be found
ing both as n cure and preventive.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02
PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT IN GLASS.
GRAY a HERNINGRAY,s

THIS improvement commends itselfto the common
sense Of every person that has used full preserved
In Tin Cans. Which Is the most reasonable 10 expec
IfH IN Glass n Is well known that The acid Of
fruits has a chemical action tin, but not ON gisss-
These Fruit Bottles quite convenient A. thetin
cans-are perfectly highland or cleanliness, cheap
and durability they without rival by any and
all the inventions for preserving ffut that have yet mace
their appearance There are three SHES Pins, Quarts
and half Gallons Printed directions for putting up
Fruits in these Bottles will be furnished Specimens
NAV be seen al Bates House Market where they
sold wholesale and retail by n. =. WEST, Agent !.
~ e4-dCw for the Stale OF INDIANS
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02

The DFFERENcE-The Murfreesboro,
CTennessee) Nes0s thus forcibly states the
case:
when man Of foreign birth becomes a
citizen of the United States he takes an oath
TO support the constitution. When one who
= an American by birth Joins the know moth.
ings ne takes an oath to oppose that consti-
tuuon. That is the difference between the
two"
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sFrom Detroit.
DETRoTT .Julv 81

DETROIT, July Il.
The Mayor, Council, and about three hun
dred firemen, of London, Canada West, visit
ed us to-day. They were entertained by the
city. Among the speeches on the occasion
was short one from General Cass.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,

For pnryn the biecd, removing all diseases arising
life, chronic constitutional disease, arising irom an inn
pure state Of The Blood, and the only reliable and eject
ua remedy for the Of Seroua, Salt Rbeum, Scas
Head, alterations OF tke Throat and Legs, Pains
Swellings Of the Bones, letter Pimpes the Pace.
and all Scaly Brupions OF the Skin.
This article Is prescribed BY Of the most ds
tngusled ply sicans In the country, and has proved
ecien, In practice than any preparation Of
parlla yet offered 10 the public. Several Of sec0n-
dary Syphilis Mercural and ScrofulOus diseases have
entirely recovered In The ncurable wards Of Public
Institutions which had for many yeers resisted every
mode OF treatment that could be devised. These case.
furnish striking examples Of the sautay effects Of this
medicine In arresting Of the most lnyeterne dls-
cases. aer the glands destroyed and the bones al
ready affected
NoTcE-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro-
fessors Of several Medical Colleges and cerncates Of
from patients, viii be found accompanying bota
Preparations
PKcEs Fluid Extract Of Buehu per bottle or Cor IS
Sarsaparilla, .
equal In strength 10 gallon Of Syrup OF Ssrsaparills
Prepared and sold ~ n. T. HELMBoLD, Chemist
263 Chestnut 81, the GirArd HOUSE. Philadeluhs
To be had Of Druggists and dealers EVERYWHERE
al letters directed 70 tAs Proprietor agssf rscsrs
Immediate afteafiOn.
For sale by r. BROWNING.
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
NS-a@som' Indianapolis, Ind.
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BASCOM & BIRD:
(oINcINNATI. oHIo.1

The schemes In these Brilliant Lotteries for Jrly,
are now before the public published in the -Nonfl
iy Advertiser, Ia copy Of which will be sent monthly,
and free Of charge, 10 all who may signify desire
TO receive it) THE PRIzKs PAYABLE CASH
Two Glasses draw each day Price OF Tickets range
ffom One 10 Twenty Dollars, and CsPITkLs FR0E
cR THOUSAND no SlkFY SIX THOUSAND DDLLARs
These BoGUs, Picture Lotteries - with
fictitious names for managers-snch have recently
been exposed az Cincinnati and Cleveland, but just what
they purport 10 be-STArE LOTTERIES and the place 10
invest at the Great Western Lucky Lottery Once No.
-, East Third Street, Cincinnati.
10 I5-d&w BASCOM & BIRD.
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CT RTIS,
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

IL II IL ~ IL IL =.
THE title page Of this work reads as follows are
ports OF decisions In the Supreme Court OF the Uned
States; with Notes and Digest by b. X. Curtis, Of
the Associate Justices OF the Court Boston: Little,
Brown a. Co. 1855" This work will embrace all the
decisions contained In Dallas Reports, Cranehs Reports,
Nheaton's Reports, Peters Reports and Howard,s Re-
ports; the aggregate cost Of which Is go dolars
Curtis Reports viii consist Of Is 10 20 vols al % per vol
The three first vols have just reached By express and
be had at the above named price. Persons taking
any portion of the work will be required take the
whole work.
wERDEN d CHAMBERLAIN, Bookseller
lndanaDolis- July II. l655 Nv l6-do&W4t
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02

NEw Misunderstanding of those peo-
pie who are commonly said to- t. count their
chickens before they are hatched," the Boston
Daily advertiser says" they emu merate their
pullets before the completion of the process of
mcubationD
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02

ANOTHER Posi- OFFICE RoBBERY-The Post
Office has been subjected to another depreda-
ton. On Saturday morning the room in
which letters are sorted, way-billed, and put
up, was discovered to have been entered
apparently by window in rear of the build
ing. Several drawers were forced open in
this room, and the robbers then passed into
the general delivery, by climbing through the
window constructed in the partition. Here
they opened large number of packages
and left the fragments on the floor. 1t would
seem that they departed through the door.
1t il not known certainly that the robbers
succeeded in obtaining any money. Allan
Pinkerton the special mail agent is in the city,
and is investigating the affair. The room
which was entered is usually vacated by the
clerks who are employed in it, about mid
night From the time they left it Friday
night until the discovery of the robbery, one
or two persons were at work in the other
apartments of the Office but heard no noise to
excite any suspicion of what was going on
Chicago Press, 23d.
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Real Estate and General Agency.
MAP OF MARION COUNTY.

MAP OF MARION COUNTY.
CHOWING the Township, Range, Section, and
- Quarter Section lines the Civil Townships; the
outline Of each persons tract Of land, with the owners
thereon the Streams; Canals; Railroads; Plank
Roa 5; State and County Roads; Towns; Villages;
Post Offices; Public Buildings; Churches; School
Houses; Mills &c; the City OF Indianapolis, with all
subdivisions and additions Compiled with great
from United States, Corporation and Private Surveys
and from County Records.
Will be ready for delivery 10 subscribers ab0u
the 9TH of May next. Price s.: 10 be paid for de
livery. This map will be invaluable To Township on
and business men, generally No farmer should be
without Subscriptions respectfully solicited al
our Real Estate and General Agency Office, opposite
the Bates House, Blake's building.
apr5-d&wtf CONDIr, WRIGHT, & HAYDEN.
a STOLEN from the subscriber, four and a hal
miles south Of Stilesyille, Morgan county, Indi-
sly ana the night Of the 18th inst, an iron gray
Mare, three years old, about fifteen and half hands
HIGH VITA Collar marks, and Name worn OF at the
top of the Collar; finely formed and valuable ANIMAL
appearing somewhat i'll when fed. Any information
concerning her, addressed Stesville, will be
thankfully received, any one stopping her and the
thief, will be literally rewarded
jy 26-dlt&wlt Il. M. GENTRY.
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GIVE look on the Cincinnati and Indi-
annapolis Road, as now completed to Cincin-
matt, as an extension of the Lafayette g. India
napolis Road, by which freight and passen-
gers can be taken from Lafayette to Cincin-
natl in less time than over any road.
The business of our County with Cincinnati,
has principally been conducted over this road,
with the disadvantage CT railroading of freight
at Lawranceburgh, and now when no Imped-
iment exists to prevent a rapid transit OF
merchandise and passengers from the Wa
bash to Cincinnati, we think the Cincinnati &
Indianapolis road can have no rival capable
of curtailing the receipts, or prevent the
Stock of the Road from being classed A. No
l. Col. Morris, the President, and Messrs
Mills, Wilson and hewitt the Conductors on
this road, are gentlemen well and favorably
known to the travelling public as being emit
tied to the highest rank among Railroad
men, in this age of steam.-Lebanon Pioneer
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p OR ALE.

NEARLY new and late style oNR HORSE
N CARRIAGE; also, one q The best styie Eastern
made BUGGY both Of which Will be sold ycry cheap,
on 4 months time. Call al the yewelry store Of
wes-dN W. H. TALBOT co,
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M'KERNAN & EDGAR,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
q ~ T. Z O H

Rates Of Commission as follows:
All sales from $500 TO 5000 inclusive will no tox Mt
cent as commission; the value Of the property
advances above $1,000 the rate per cent will decrease
in the following ratio From $1,000 20 1000 al ~
cent; from 1900 TO $1,000 ~ . cent; from 5000 TO
$1,000 at u cent; from s. 900, and much greater
the may be- II will not be less than one per cent
and all sums above mentioned going above 81 600
will be cont; charged on first 80 90. On all sales
Ofproperty while In our hands, commission Is charged
No SALE commission charge whatever We require
notice to be given two weeks previous TO withdrawal
of property from our books And further wish
destood that hold all persons responsible fer the
with the of said property before the withdrawal
of the same.
Washfns-fOR Sc, .fdt0fnfa< abe Palmer House,
Have now ENTERED ON THEIR BOOKS more than
900 REAL ESTATE
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02
ROBERT BROWNING,
LATE CRAIGHEAD g. BRowNING,1
AND DEALER ALL KINDS OF
medicines, Chemicals, Surgical In
struments, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Dye Stuffs, Glassware, window
Glass, Brushes, Perfumery,
Spices, Cigars, Tobacco,
&C., &C, DC.

HAVING purchased the interest of the estate OF nv
late friend and partner, David Craghead, deed, in
the above business will continue the heretofore
at my old stand
been extended TO the House for the past fifteen years
trust BY strict personal attention 10 business; and
promptness in filling orders, 10 retain continuance OF
the same. Our Stock is heavy; comprising every article
wanted by druggists and dealers. As purchase Prn
cpaly for cash, direct from the importers and manuac
turers, facilities such that can offer, in pure
and sRadHlferated articles strong inducements for
cash. any other Western House, and invite all TO give
a call feel confident we render satisfaction
both in prices and quality Of articles All articles
ranted as represented.
Particular attention paid 10 prescriptions, which In no
will be dispensed except by fully competent and
experienced person, and from the best articles.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the late
drm of CREIGHRAD q BRowSIse, by note or book ac-
further delayas the business must be settled al
ly a day Ms possible. X BROWNING,
Surviving partner of Craighead & Browning.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-02
CANAL LANDS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Canal L~nd Once
~ at L0ganspOr, Indiana, viii be discontinued and
aer the LIST day Of August 1885, and the books and pa
pers of the same, moved the ONCE Of Trustees
OF the Wabash and Erie Canal Terre Haue.
indebted account Of lands East or West Of Tippe-
canoe who may wish purchase unsold Canal lands
will please make application nj the Office al Tcrre Hsue,
either inpersOn or by letter.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees,
~ sI-dI&wst J. II. HAGER, CLERK.
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NEW PORTABLE GRIST MILL.

FARMERS AND FEEpMEN are respectfully invited
II to call at PRATT, KREGELO Il co.'s Planning
MILL the North East Diagonal and witness the opera
ton Of one OF Feltons Improved Patent Portable Corn
and Feed Mill. Quite large number Of these Mills
in successful operation In different portions ofthe
try, AMI giving first rate satisfaction. They grind
from five TO six bushels Of Corn Meal, from ten TO
twelve bushels of Feed per hour, with less than two
horse power
The simplicity and cheapness Of these Mills, and the
rapidity aud quality Of the grinding well the
omy and convenience of grinding, unparalleled by
any other mill in the country.
A Cracker Is attached when required, 10 grind
Corn in the ear, thus making IL complete for all "
the farmer.
The Patenee will be prepared in few weeks, TO fur
nish N complete Burr Stone MILL on the patent,
which will do the work Of large FIGURING Mill az less
than tenth of the cost Of an ordinary Flat Stone MIL
The -four and meal from the mill perfectly cold,
hence coolers for cooling the -four before boiling will be
dipensed with.
All persons using selling meal or feed In large
quantities, will lind IL 10 their advantage and profit 10
have one of these mills They can be propelled by
horse, steam water power and well adapted 10 r
regular motion. w. ID. NICHOLS, Agent,
For Indiana a. Washington IT. corner OF Pennsylvania
at VIM. Feaihelston's Store. my3 dawtf
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GREGORY & MAURY's
DELAWARE AND KENTUCKY
STATE LOTTERIES.

THESE ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED LOTTR-
ries ia the States Of Kentucky and Delaware They
chartered by the respective Saies and the drawing
superintendent by persons appointed and duly sworn
by each State.
The large sums Of money that monthly distributed
by these Lotteries throughout the United States, and the
prompt paying of the prizes have earned Cor them
viable worldwide reputation, which Is only exeelled BY
the popularity Of their ever lucky selling and prompt
nay nVK
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$50 TO 800 A MONTH |!

4 m MIN OF 25 YEARS OF AGE AND up
lU wards, Of good education and business habits, may
ind empyment In n light genteel occupation, In which
$50 10 SluO month may be realized, BY application 70
the undersigned. Those who have experience In public
speaking or teaching generally preferred. Call NJ No
~ "Captal House between A. N. and =. NJ, OF I'd
dress CASTOR & JOHNSON,
IN % d&wlw Indianapolis. Ind.
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HANOVER, COLLEGE.-Ihe Annual O0m-
mencement of Hanover College will take
place on Wednesday, August 1st The Tues
day preceding will be occupied with the annual
addresses before the literary societies of the
College and the Society of the Alumni. On
Commencement day, oratioss from the MEM
bers of the graduating class, the Inauguration
ofRev. Jonathan Edwards, the President elect,
the inaugural address, &c.-Madison Courier
VERY UNGALLANT.-An old fashioned ma
val captain stood up to 90 through country
dance, with a very fine lady, who was shock
ed to observe that his huge and warm hands
were not covered according to etiquite.
Captain" said his fair partner, "you have not
got your gloves on" ''Oh, never mind ma
daml'' answered the commander "never mind,
| can wash my hands when we've DONE"
STEAMBOAT Notwithstanding
all the precautions that science AMI regard
for life can suggest, and all the penalties that
government can enact, the disasters upon our
waters are numerous and dreadful. Within
the last six months 63 steamers, and SO flats
anil barges and keel boats, amounting to
| 81 400, GOO, have been lost. OF the steamers,
80 were snagged, IL were burned, 8 were de-
stroyed by collision, and 6 by explosions. In
these calamltles seventy-twO persons lost their
lives, and thirty-six were wounded. Exams
nile Enquirer.
LIQUOR AGENoY.-For one month, up to
the Gath inst, the time the agency has actual
ly been in operation, there have been 594
sales of liquor, and 372 gallons sold. Ofthis
$50 gallons were common r. G.. (rot quit
Whisky: 81 gallons Brandy AZ gallons
Rye Whisky; IL gallons old Rye Whisky;
gallons Bourbon Whisky; IL gallons AL
cohol; 8 gallons Gin; x gallon Rum; gallons
Port Wine; l quart of Madeira; quarts
Sweet Malaga; gallon Catawba; gallons
London Porter. 400 sales, and 307 gallons
sold for medicinal purposes. Since the estab-
lishment of the agency, about 20 gallons
have been sold for other than medicinal pur-
poses, and of this two pints were for sacra-
mental use. The amount of money realized
is $685., or being nearly ~ cents per gallon.
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