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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-26
RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE

NATURES INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
DOR the Prevention and Cure OF Ist
II termiltent and Rcmittent Fevers, Fever and Ag
Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague General Debility, Ni1ia
mon origin In Malaria Miasma. This subtle AtmOs
pherc poison which certain is unavOidably
hailed every BREATH is the In character wherever
il eXists,-NOrth. South, East Nest,and will every
where yield this newly discovered antidOe, which
claimed TO be the GREATEST DISCOVERY MEDICINE
( MADE.
This specific harmless that Il may be taken by per-
every age condition. and Il Will not sab
sttute for disease others still worse, often
the result IN the treatment by Quinne, Mercury, Ar
senc. and other poisonous deleterous drugs.
particle of which admitted into this preparation
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from the use OF this MAI Raj AN1IDO1E TO
MALARIA.
II will entirely protect any resident or traveller even
In the most sicky swampy locations, from any Aue
Bilious disease whatever, or any injury from
slantly inbaling Malaria Miasma.
II viii instantly check the Ague in persens who haze
suffered for any length of time. from day twenty
years. that they need have another ehiH, )
continuing its use according to directions.
II viii Immediately relieve all distressing results 81
Bilious Ague disease such as general debility, nigft
sweats DC. The patient al begins recover appe
lite and strength, and continues until permanent anI
radical is effected.
Finally, lis will Danish Fever and Ague from fam
lies and all ,asscs. Farmers and and all laboring men
Bilious attacks In that of the year which. while
il is the most siekly, is the most valuable them
One or two bottles viii answer for ordinary eases
may require more
Directions prinled in German, French and Spanish
accompany each bottle.
Prince One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the
trade.
Trade circulars forwarded on application and the az
Gle will be consigned liberal responsible pat
ties Ia every section OF the country.
JAS A. RHODES. Proprietor.
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OF The Know Nothings attempt TO JUS
tify themselves for gross violation of all the
principles which have heretofore controlled
political organizations in this country, by
setting up the plea of necessity The neces-
sity, they say, required them to adopt the
odious and anti-republcan element of secresy.
1t was necessary to shield them against the
sanguina,y assaults of foreigners and Cath
olics.
In order to appreciate the sincerity with
which this plea is put forth, or the moral and
physical heroism of the secret order, let us
look to facts. The United States census
furnishes the following statistics of popula-
ton:
In Kentucky there are-Natives, 761, Alp;
Foreigners, 81 400; Roman Catholics, "a, 21O
In the fourteen Southern States-Natives,
o,Os3, 3O8; Foreigners, 500, 514; Roman Cath
ollcs, l72, 74O.-L0uis,iUe Democrat.
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OrOne of the principal orators at the
Know Nothing Fusion Convention OF Indian
apolis on the 18th, was David P. Holloway,
of Wayne county. The burden of HollO-
ways speech was denunciatiou of the Cath
olics, whom he applied every harsh epithet
he could think Of. 1t may be REMEMBERED
that few years ago, when this man HOllo-
way was a member of the State Senate Major
Simonson presented to the State some books
and n picture which he had purchased in
Mexico The books were of religious char
acter and the picture was a portrait of some
Mexican saint Soon after these things were
presented in the Senate, Holloway got up
and charged that the books and picture
were taken from Catholic church in Mex
leo, and, with holy horror, depicted the
sacrilege of our gallant soldiers in thus des-
polling n church. He declared that the AL
mighty would smite with his vengeance the
whole State if we should keep such trophies
as these He spoke of the horror of the
pious Catholic when he should discover the
loss of bis prayer book and the picture of
his saint Holloway finally concluded his
speech by moving that the books anil pic
ture be presented to the Catholic church of
indianapolis, as they were entirely too holy
10 remain in the State Library.-Ne,0. albany
Tribune.
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ErCan anybody guess who was the man
selected by the delegates from this District to
at indianapolis? Aye, can anybody guess?
Who do you think it was, old Wings of Rush
We will tell yoI-~ Stephen s. Harding, the
notorious old AbOlitionlst of Ripley County
one of the most ultra Abolitionists in the
State. Old Rush, how art thou fallen, when
such a man is chosen to speak the voice OF
thy Union-loving people! Old Wings of
Rush. are you ready to enlist under the BAN
ner of this Abolition Captain?--Rushville
JacksonidR.
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
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For purifying the blood, removing all diseases arising
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life, chronic constitutional disease. arising from
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ua remedy for the Of Scroua. salt Rheum. Scald
Head. UlceniOns of the Throat aud Legs, Pains and
Swellings Of the Bones, letter. Pimpos OF the Pace.
and all Scay EUupIions Of the skin.
This article IS now prescribed by Of the dis
tinguished PLY sicans in the country. and has proved
more efficient n practice than any preparation Of Sarsa-
para yet offered 10 the public. several 81
diary Syphilis, Mescural ami Seroulous diseases have
entirely recovered in the ncurable wards Of Public
Institutions which had for many years resisted every
mode Of treatment that could he devised. These
furnish striking examples Of the salutary effects 81 tins
medicine in arrcstng of the most inyeterae dis
eases after the glands destroyed and the bones al
ready affected.
Norrcg-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro
essors OF several Medical Colleges and certificates Of
cures from patients, viii DO found accompanying both
Preparations.
PRIEs Fluid Extract Of Buchn per bottle or for s.
Sarsapanlla, " d"
equal la strength 10 one gallon of Syrup u Sarsapara
Prepared and sold by n. 4. HELM BOLD Chemist.
203 Chestnut the Girara House. Philadelphia.
To De had Of Druggists aud dealers everywhere
an lsffcrs directed 70 ne Proprietor 9gsaf reeers
Immaculate GffeHffOH. j,3-dS WIN.
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RINEARsoN, who was arrested in Sullivan
county few weeks ago, charged with steal
ing horse from gentleman near Hutsonville,
ILL.,, has turned States evidence, and his dis
closures have led to the arrest of two men,
named PHELPS and OAKLEY.
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NOIGCE.-Sealed proposals for distributing, by Ju-
- dcia Circuits the requisite number Of Laws and
Journals Ofthe General Assembly Of the State Of Indiana
and Isl part OF Vol Of Indiana Reports, viii be reecy
ed az the ONCE Of the Secretary Of State until Thursday
June 32d. ls5, al O'Clock, r. NJ The county Of Allen
will De entitled 50 copies Of Revised Statutes In add
ton those heretofore allowed Il. The 18th Judicial
Circuit il composed Of the counties OF Benton, Jasper
White and Hppeeanoe, and the 18th Of tbs counties Of
Henry, Wayne, Randolph and Jay.
Bond aud approved security viii b required of the
If.i.far
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NOTICE.


IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS OF THE
Commissioner Of the General Land Once the fol-
lowing Land j. offered for sale: 4. \ OF s T. y Sec 4,
Town. ~. \. X. East, containing eighty acres. The
said Land VII be offered for sale 90 the highest bidder,
Tuesday the twenty f1rt'i day % July O'Clock
4. NJ The II. Registers Odice. No s. Temperance
Hall Building. JAMES TALBOT. Reg isier.
d. al-dliw4n CALVIN W. RUTER. Receiver
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-26

oThe liquor traffic between this State
and Indiana IS quite brisk since the prohibi-
tory law went into operation. All along the
borders the HoosieTs are found to be import
ing mysterious looking package Between
this place and Jsffspsnvills quite a brisk
trade is carried on.-Lou. Co,sr.
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INDIANAPOLIS sTEAMBoILER

S1EET IRON FACIORYf
THE UNDERSIGNED prepared with their
Il new Iron shop and improved machinery, excelled
by other establishment west Of New York; with
constant practice OF twenty at the business,
anee the public supply Of boilers, and sheet iron
ehmneys Of any size description furnished Cincin
natl prices. that not surpassed la quality and dura
biliy in the Union. All kinds of repairs promptly
cuted al the Iron ShOD on Pennsylvania street.
KEISHAW a. SINKER,
an4-w6m Near Gas Works. lndianas-slis
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NOT TRUE.-The story going the rounds
OF the papers that the "fat woman" who late
" died in Ohio was insured in Hartford, for
$1,000. The officers here are not quite so
green as all that. She weighed six or eight
hundred pounds.-Haytord Times.
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NOIICEs hereby given that on the 18Th day Of May,
- le55. Wrii of Attachment issued by me, Chris
topher o. Were Justice Of the PeOce, In Marion coqn-
~ al the instance and upon the andav OF John Brink
cnmeier. against the goods and ehaties. credits and
effects Of " lillian Hitler. ~ virtue OF which writ go0ds
and chaies the property Of said Hitler have been
iachcd and appraised So 81 and on the 23d day
Of june le55, a clock. A. NJ; viii proceed 70 hear
aud decide upon the claim OF said Brink enmeier where
Of the said William Hitler, and all other persons cen
cerncd. viii take notice.
CHRISTOPHER G. wERBE Up.
Indianapolis. May 81. 1s55. te7-wax-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-26

"WHAT's IN A NAME?''-The London
Punch observes ave can no longer give
credit to our American brethren for attaching
no importance to names, for they have select
ed as one of their ambassadors, an Individual
who has been clearly chosen because his name
early represents the exact idea of diplomacy
America can never echo the inquiry What's
in name?' without being liable to be remind
ed that She semi TO Spain as a diplomatist. no
other than General Dodge"
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Indianapolis, May 81, isS5. Je7-wsw-


fNHE Undersigned, desiring 20 close the business Of
Il the Delaware County Bank, Muncie, Indana. has
made arrangements for the redemption Of the outstand-
ing circulation Of the institution. coin the Ccnfrai
Bank. indianapolis. Holders of the notes will govern
themselves accordingly. a. intend 10 90 into lQuda
ton 81 provided by law.
j. 25d2fw2N b. x. DURFEE. Presr.
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A HEALTH.

Ill this cup % one made up
OF lovehness alone
woman Of her gentle sex
The seeming paragon,
To whom the better elements
And kindly stars have given,
A form - iaiF. still ike the air,
lis less OF earth than heaven.
Her every tone - music's own
Like those Of morning birds.
And something more than MELODY
Dwells ever in her words
The eoinaee Of her heart are they,
And from her lips each flows,
A. one msy see the burdened bee
Forth issue from the rose.
Affections are as thoughts 20 her.
The measures OF her hours;
Her feelings have the fragrancy,
Tho freshness OF young flowers;
And lovely passions changing OIL,
SO eli her, she appears
The image Of themselves by turns,
The idsl Of past years,
OF her bright face one glance will trace
picture on the brain,
And Of her voice in echOing hearts
sound must long remain;
But memory such as mine Of her
So very much endears.
When death i nigh, my latest sigh
WIN not be life's but hers.
an this emp 10 one made up
Of loneliness alone.
woman of her gentle sex
The seeming paragon
Her health and would on earth there stoo
Some more OF such \ franc,
That life might be all poetry
And WEAKNESS name.
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M'KERNAN & EDGAR,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
q
Q u u Z Q 4
Rates Of Commission are as follows:

Rates Of Commission follows:
All sales from $500 5000 inclusive will be taxed at
cent, as commission; As the value Of the property
advances above $4,000 the rate per cent will decrease
in the following ratio From $4,000 to 1000 al =
cent? from 5000 10 5000 = cent? from 5000 to
$1,000 at Ia cent; from $1,000, and as much greater
as the sum may be, will not be less than per cent
and all sums as above mentioned going above $1,000
will be cent; charged first $1,000. On all sales
ofpropery, while in our hands, commission is charged
No sale no commission charge whatever We require
notice 10 be given two weeks previous 10 a withdrawal
OF property from books And further wish il un
destood that we hold all persons responsible orthe
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with the owners Of said property before the Withdrawal
/ of the
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II. FIKE. n. 4. PIX
JEWELL HOUSE.
MICHIGAN CITY. IND.

n. II. PIKE & BROTHER, PROPHET oRs.
THIS HOUSE, Erected the past season. and fur
Il nshed with entire new Furniture, IS open TO
the Public The PrOprietOrs intend TO make il first
class note and solicit the patronage Of the travelling
community.
MICHIGAN CRY, MAY Ist, 1855. my2
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No. GO. so acres in Clark county rlnOis:-sOme

No. 649. SO acres in Clark county Illinois some
Improvements.
600. 2635 in Putnam county-l50 acres wei
lnproNed--good buildings miles south of Manhattan
No. co., 26 acres IN Jasper county, III, miles from
NeWtoWn-40 acres cultivated Also. 800 acres immed
atey on the Atlantic q Mississippi Railroad. Illinois
Also 44O acres in EfnCham county, Ill: 400 IN
ptlrle 40 acres numbered RailrOad sscks will be
ceiyed in payment
NO. COL. go acres Of land in Pratt county, H. G
miles south of Monticello, mile from the railroad
No; 6<6; I'D acres IN Etfngham county Ills. hal
prard miles north of Atlantic and Nississinni Raj
road; Improvements good. "
No. 629. 81 acres mile east of soutl-ea eorpe
Of dnnntinn inan of Indi N-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-26

JUDGE PERKINS OF LoUIsIANA.-Wesi sincere
ly regret that the country is to be deprived
of the valuable services of this rising states
man and infexible patriot in the next Con-
gress. Although he positively declined, in a
formal manner, a reelection, yet such is the
estimation in which he is held by his imme-
date fellow-citizens, that many of the mem
bers-nearly a majority-ofther recent Demo-
cratic Convention, which assembled at Baton
Rouge for the purpose of nominating his sue
cessof, bestow-d their -r-t---u upon ihiru.
Judge Perkins lost his most tenderly en-
deared and only brother in the Inflated Artic,
and but for the obligations which he conceiv-
ed himself to be under to his constituents, he
would have retired as soon as the reality Of
the heart-rending event was coroborated-
Moreover, his father, one of the most extern
sive planters in Louisiana, now considerably
upwards Of three score and ten, and having
no other child, delicately intimated his wish
that he should not separate from him again
for so long a term as a session of Congress-
We trust at future day we shall have the
pleasure of again seeing him in public life
1t has been the good fortune of but few men,
bers to win so much just fame in so short a
time as he has Unconstitutional Enquirer.
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NAVY BEEF A ND DIRK FOR 1856
Navy DEPARTMENT,

Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, June 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals for
- Beef" and Proposals for Pork as the may
be, will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock, NJ,
Saturday. the 4h ia! # July next, for furnishing and
delivering free of all and risk to the Unite, States
at the following nayy-yards
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Special Notice

Indiana ana limos central Railroad stock will be e
ceived in part payment for Real Estate at this office
MCKERNAN d EDGAR
apr 10 Real Estate Agents and Rroters
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AxAzI B. ooNDIr. WILLIS ". WRIGHT. y. HAYDK,
MAP OF MARION COUNTY.

MAP OF MARION COUNTY.
- HOyEINGs the Township, Range, Section, and
~ Quarter Section lines the Civil townships; The
outline OF each persons tract OF land with the owner
name thereon; the Streams Canals; Railroads; Plank
Roa :; State and County Roads; Towns: Villages !;
Post Offices; Public Buildings; Churches; School
Houses; Mills, &C.; the City OF Indianapolis with all
MS subdivisions aud additions. Compiled with great care
from United States. Corporation and Private Surveys,
and from County Records
Will be ready for delivery 10 subscribers, abOu
theS7th OF May next. Price - 10 be paid for de
livery This map will be invaluable 10 Township or
GERS Md business men, generally No farmer should be
wthot Subscriptions respectfully solicited at
Real Estate and General Agency Office, opposite
the Bates House, Blake's building.
apr5-d&vtf CONDIT, WRIGHT & HAYDEN.
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DOOKS will be opened FOR the subscription Of Capital
ID Stock 10 the amount Of One Hundred thousand
Dollars the Branch of the Bank Indi
located under The Act Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Indiana, entitled :" An Act 10 establish
Bank with Branches. az Indianapolis on the 10th DAY
OF july 1855 between the hours Of and ~ O'Clock A.
NJ. the Onice the Indiana g. Illinois Central Rail
Road Company, indianapolis.
The Books will be kept open between the above men
toned hours each day. for thirty days. n said Of
Stocib not sooner subscribed.
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IL Inc following was sent 10 US TOT puoi
cation, by most beautiful and accomplished
lady. 1t is a gem
THE BRIDEGROOM TO HIS BRIDE.
-Four years ago, dear love.
And were strangers; in \ distant land
Long had il been my lonely lot 10 rove;
And had never touched that gentle hand,
Or looked into the lustre Of those eyes
Or heard that voice of lovely melodies.
Winning is way Into the listeners heart,
And Sladdsning Il n fresh stream doth part
Tie grass and flowers, and beautifes its road
With frssher hues, by its sweet tide bestowed,
Then, had never heard that name Of thine,
Which on this blessed day hath merged in mine
Three years ago, mine own,
And We had met-twas but mountaineering;
There was no tremOr in the courteous tone
Which greeting thee flowed freely TO my lip
Al every Interview. Thy beauty seemed indeed
The very vision had dreamed
or woman's lovlissi f,rm; but that il shrined
SO bright gem. true and pure mind,
did not early learn; for thoI art one
Whose gentle, kindly, actions ever shun
The glare Of day. knew not then the power
That seems thy richest gift st this blest hour.
Another year went by,
And friends: dear friends called each other
We said our bOsoms thrcbbed in sympathy,
That were like a sister and brother,
All bat do brothers hezrts thrill thro' each cord,
AT dear sisters smile or gracious word
do sisters blush aud strive the blush TO hide,
When fond brother fingers at her side
DO friends. and nothing more. shrink from surfnise
And dread 10 meet the keen worlds scrutinies,
And trembls with vague and groundless shame,
And starr when each doth hear the others names
One little year ago.
And were lOv0rs-lOvers pledged and vowed
The unsealed fountain OF our hearts might Gow;
Our summer happiness had scarce a cloud,
We smiled 10 think upon the dubious past,
How could 50 long our self-delusiOn last
We laughed At our own fears whose dim array
One spoken word OF love had put away.
In loves full blessed confidence talked.
We Needed not who watched US we walked;
And day by day hath this affection grown
Until that happy morn that makes Us one.
Beloved. Ills the day.
The summer day, to which our hearts have turned
As 10 q haven that before them lay, -
haven dim, and disianfly discerned;
And we have reached it, and onward care
Must heneeforth be beyond earth's neeting DAYS.
Unto a better home When having loved
OHs more than each Other-having proved
Faithful 10 Him, aud faithful 10 the son
That in one heart is echong even now,
We fco snail dwell This glorious throne before,
With souls rot bound, but blended sper more,
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from Infant % an Adult n size Elastic lace f'teroah
dominal supporters lfor Failing 81 the Womb h,chlx
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A happy marriage man or maid
Nav nov secure by RONDOUT,S aid.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
~ been appointed administrator Of the estate Of Daniel
T. Snan late Of Marion County deceased. Said Estate
Is supposed 10 be solvent. ID. ID. SLOAN,
~ ls-dltow3t Administrator
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Wsfkly gtatt gfntinsI-
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 25. 1855.

6TOf the following piece from Pinkneys'
Poems, the Reviewer in the "North Anert-
san says:
'If he who reads il is a lover already, it Will
make him love the more, and if he is not, he
will determine TO become one forthwith
There is a devotion and delicacy about it, al
ardent and at the same time respectful anC
spiritual passion breathed out in it, whiel
must insure for it a ready admiration"
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remain ysun, DC,
MOSES B. WHITE.
Pamela. Miss, Feb. S, 1854

tIvl.lf 'll'ssf 7 cI'- . III.
Then linger no longer with the many worthless Ini-
ments offered TO you. Obtain a supply Of MeIean;s
Celebrated Liimeni. u viii cure YOU.
For sale by J. n. Mclean. sole proprietor gunner Of
Third and Pne-sis. -. Leuis. No.
Also, by W. IA. RoBERTs wholesale and retail Drug
gst, Indianapolis. iunl-wly