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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

Weekly Review Of Indianapolis Market.


SENTINEL OYrIcr, Dec. IS, 1855.
Tho markets during the past few days have been active,
and prices remain firm nj quotations. The weather is
quite cold, with n slight snow OH the ground.
Flour AND GRAS-Durng tho foreIrart Of the week
the prices OF Flour and Grain erperienced a declined.
The rates for Flour range at from s. = 10 g. 30 for best
country and City Mills brands. Wheat Is inactive, though
the demand Is fully up To the supply. We quote at siB
%. Corn Meat is99Dc. for white and yellow.
Hostile market Is dropping with prices in favor OF
buyers. Sales were made yesterday at $5.e565 so. The
over 6O.OpO. The number Of hogs In pens is about 1000.
GRocERIEs-The Grocery markets. improving and the
demand, this week, so far, Is much. greater than during
last week. Ne quote ns foliows:-N. q. Sugars sos &c;
Crushed, white, li1liSc; Plantation Molnsses 4aa 43c;
Sugar House Soc; Golden 5 rup zoe; Rio Coffee l29
lsAe; Java i69I7c; Rice 7AGse; Tobaeco, mannfac-
tured 2oeaNc; Halfspanish Cigars 81 $50 so, Teas
4O9s0c; Cider Vinegar Toe.
CHxrsz.-Good W. R. Cheese are selling at IOHeiIe.
FIsn-No. = Mackeral, new, sl3 81. No. J, SIl.-
Goldfish 6i4c, Lake h>h out OF market.
BRooss, BccKETs AND TuBs.-Broons are selling at
81 SO = dozen for common. and 81 5sa9 % fr wire
wrapped. Fancy Buckets 50 80 b dozen. Tubs, paint
ed, ; LA anest, 3 IS; Cellar, In a nest, 81 So; Com
C,DDIEs-Star ASc selling at &c; good Tallow at I5c
POWDER, SHOT AsD LE.D.-Powder, best F. +. F.
81. shot 50 - 2 sack. Lead s9shc p b..
SALT-Salcs OF kanawha are maxi ing at 3Jc q bushel
Lake salt 2 bbl. 81 80.
FIRE CR.cKERs-Demand active and sales at % IS Q
Ramr-Green Apples, 2 bushels soc; Dried Apele,
81 ~; Dried Peaches 81 T59, &C. N. r. Raisins, new
crop, 81 50 2 box.
on AND LEAp-White Lead Is selling at 81 4oe2 81
o kog. Linssed OIL 81 90 q gallon.
PLAXsEHD-Aic la demand al 81 90 D bushel.
P~orLTRy.-Chickens, q dozen, 81 N9l 70; Turkies
live, 60S?Dc earh.
BUTTER AND kGes-Good Butter Is la demand at Il
93Or; Eggs, & dozen l5c-
WINDOW GLAss.-sNlo, country or city, 81 90; IoxI:
IS.
TAR.-Deniand limited Sales at s..
NAiLs-Sales OF Sd NJ 49,. Other sizes in proportion
FEATHERs-Are In demand aud sell al SOC.
POTATOEs And OSIOss.-Saies OF Potatoes at iS950c
Onions are bringingGnGf5e b bushel.
| TALLOw Sales are made at l06lic.
IsDIANAPoLIs RETAIL MARKEr-Flour SsRs Is; Cor
Meal 55SGDc; Potatoes Gfg6je; Butter 25c; Eggs 30c
Beef S@lOc; Pork 79g9c; Chickens 81 b dozen; TUT
kies "a 81 ~. Wood 81 1903 IS, Coal lie. Back
wheat Flour &c q q; Bran l2Ne; Shorts lsc; shi
Stun 25c.
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C~ixc1SS.TI, bee. 81.

Cfxs1SNATI, bee. 81.
Hoss-fhe market was quiet and heavy to-day, and
the oah sale. heard of were 100 head, light, at a. 40;
$50, nSerage 20 Rs, At s5 20; $50 do, heavy, ut sc;
1913, avtrago 40 ks, at same, and 100, average $50, al
81 So.
Ppovinoxs-The market remains dull, with sales OF
400 Green Shoulders al lac; $50 do Hams at T.c;
$50 bills clear Pork at ei6; 100 do Mess do nj Sl4 81;
200 do do at si< IS, and o5U kegs prime Lard nj IOlse.
PLoua-1he sales comprised only as bbls nj 81 30
Tho mark q Is quiet but steady.
Wmsxr-Ihe market Is nn,., with a continued good
demand. The sales comprise 500 bbls from river at 30h
and $50 10 from wagons At 3s,e.
Cutrsy-The market is firm, with n good Demand
Sales Of $50 boxes, AT 91se for new, aud $50 30 old al
BrrTrR-A sale n Q bOls good roll at aOc.
Raa-1s-Salos of 30 boxes at 81. The market Is
steady.
changed and steady.
sre.R-Sales 10 hhds at Ta1se, and % boxes prime
white Havsna rt 94c.
CoFrrr-Ihe demand continues limited, but holder'
are 81 A sale 81 50 bags at l2iae.
Nolassss-A sale Of 10 bbls AT 40Giic. Market un'
changed.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

MARSHAL ARNAUD ON ENGLISH AND
FRRNcH SoLDIERs.-Marshal St Armand saws
in one of HIS letters: 81 have had reviews:
conversed with generals and soldiers. | have
been able to compare my men, so full of ar
dor and so martial in appearance, with the
English, solid as walls, but who march like
machines hat only ask to be stopped" OF
the division under the Duke Of Cambridge,
composed of the English Guard and the
Scotch: at was fine, but rather formal, stiif.
1t is all one; it is a fine army, and will fight
well. But ours, brother, what ardorl' Again
he says: "The English assaulted some pow
erful redoults, and suffered more than we
did. Moreover, | lost fewer mon because |
was moro rapid in my movements. My sol
diers ran-theirs marched" OF the combin-
oil army he says of the English and French:
what troopsl What solidity with one, what
ardor, what impetuosity with the otherl"-
And Of Lord Raglan he thus speaks: ale i,
loyalty itself; the more one knows him, the
more one appreciates him."
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

On " WRoNo TRAIs.-A German but
recently imported from the Paderland pur-
chased = ticket At Indianapolis yesterday
for Cincinnati, but by soms mistake took
passage aboard the IL O'Clock Lafayette train.
Conductor Bell in taking up the tickets near
Augusta, the first station this side of Indian
apolis, informed him of his mistake, which
the poor fellow no sooner learned than he
jumped from his seat, and before any one al.
vined his intention. leaped of the rear end
OF the car. he fell upon the track, and, al.
though knocked senseless, was, strange Il
say, not seriously injured by the fall. Tn,
train was running at the rate of thirty miles
an hour.-Lafdyette Journal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

LARGE Hoos. --Holton, Simpson, & Co,
slaughtered a lot of eighty hogs, last week,
which averaged 290b net, each. These
hogs belonged to and were raised by Capt. r.
l.. Broaddus, of Harrison township, in this
county. Capt. Il. is one Of our best farmers,
always has a large amount invested in stock
of various kinds, and that of the best quality.
TIE same gentlemen killed, about the
same time, thirty head of hogs. averaging
BOON net. This lot belonged to a Mr.. Mar
tin, of Orange township, we believe.
The hogs killed this season, at this place
have generally been large and fat. Corners
Vile will produce as good a lot of pork, and
more of it, than any other place of he sam,
size in the -CoHRersviHe Times.
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HkiMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

For purifying The blOcd, removing ali diseases arising
rom cA'ess 81 Mercury, exposure and imprudence la
hie, chronic constitutional disease arising from an i'm
pure state ofthe Blood, and the only reliable aud effect
AL nomedy for the cure 90 scrofnls, Salt Rheum. ScaId
iiuad, tlcersticis 81 the fhroat aud Legs, Paiue and
Sweuings 81 The Bones. letter. Pinplcs on the Pa.s
and all Scaly kuupilOns OF thr SKIN.
This article l. nov prescribed by some oftbe most die
uisguished physicians la the county. and has proved
lior ct1cicut in practice than ans preparation Of Sars-
i4nila yet Onered 10 the public. several cases of secoo.
dairy Sylhhis, Msrcunai AMI Scuoiaious diseases have
entirely recovered ga the tucurable wards Of our Public
Institutions which hsd ir many years resisted ever
node OF tfcgtnent ihat couij be- devised. Inese cases
Furnish striking examples oi tae saluisry effects OF this
thedicine in arrc-titiZ some Of tie most inycJsrate dis.
eases, after the giants were destroyed. snd the bones al
ready Affected.
irom n,.ponsiblc Physicians ALL Pro-
lessons 81 several Medical Colleges. aud certificates a
cures iroIa patients, will be found accompanying bofk
Preparations.
PACKS, Fluid Extract Of Rgcbu, q per bottle, ORD Cor IS
" Sar>apariia. = " =
equal ia strength % ono gallon 81 syrup Of SarsauarIls
Prepared and sold 10y a.. q. fIELMSOLD, Chemist.
bS Chestnut ~, near tAe Girani House. Philadelphia.
To BE- had Of Druggists aud dealers evcnwhere
III letters directed 60 rae Proprietor OF -agent reeesv.
Immediate GfteHfi0H.
For sale 10y X. BROWNING.
-A tsalssae asd Retail Ageul,
S"'N~'m- lndianapJis, M
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

@Night before last there was a terrible
drunken -ow m front of the Palmer House.
Republican.
well, well.p who heard Of the above
terrible druh.Sen row" before they read ot
j. in the r publican? Nc, you're a "sold''
individual. There was no such row rs you
describe. Ia front OF the Palmer House. Their
were a few drunken Know Nothings Assem-.
bled farther down street, but its such a com.
mon thing Cor these K. N. shanghais to max,
might hideous" with their drunken 'howl
ings" that we thought it Of no importance
The parties we're only raising .hs "howl'
promised by the X. N. orators at the last 1871
of July Convention.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

Or But loud above the loudest oath, rang
out the shrill, thrilling cry, 'hurrnh for Per-
kins.' 1t seemed to climb to the very twink
ling stars, rs they worshipped around the
midnight throne; shrieking TO the very floor
Of Heaven, 6nrrah for Perkins.'-R7pu6t,can
The CRY must have been uery shrill, in
deed, 10 nave done such extensive "climbing''
and have been great on q climb, besides
II, however, it got up as near Heaven as the
Republican editor would have us believe, we
are ssre il was mach nearer TINT place than
he will ever get, though he yelled "hurrat
for Perkins till he split his throat.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
MEDICAL.
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
H~ELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
% d DaLEA.a .LE-Ln .-u.E -. .ar-.ru


COMPOjNS FLUID ENTtkACg EBUCHU
ENOh DISEASE OF the Bladder and kidnevs. Secret
Disease StrCurrs. y caknes--s. aid ali Diseases
oi ue Sexual Ofgai-s- whether 90 Nale or ZEN 1la. fron
Whatever csuse t'es m-s nave ousinated, 8nd 40 mat
ter 81 hoW iou- &lndilL-
u you nave contracted TIE terrible disease which.
sarn "ncc seated iu ;ho sg-icm, All sarely 70 dOsn
',onn one geseratpn o. auutler, undermining the con-
sN.ti"n aitd saPinng the Ferg vial Huids OF lie, do not
uust A"urscif la tae hanis q Quacks, Who stau M every
ias ~ a eiiy Ike ths, aud dh the papers with glarIns
iaisehoods, too we'll calculated o. deceive the vosuy
e''d tose not aoquaiuied sth their iucks. Yoa cannot
cas-s.
ih' Fluid Extract huchu has been pronounced bv emf
hrHt pms siciaiss tue greatest rcIncd, ever known. IA.
a a"o'h'ine perfectly pleasant Ia rs taste, aad very lnno-
cent 90 us acuon, aud yet 80 thorough taat il auuihilates
cAcra PARTICLE OF uc Faux and poisonous virus Of thi,
disease. and, unlike otirr remedies, does not dry IN 80
aiseasr in the blood.
tousututionai debility, brought on by selfabuss. a
m.f-i terrible disease, vi4ch mas brought thousands OF the
uullah race to uutimeiy graves, thus blasting the bril-.
,ianf hcpes Of parents, aud b~iighrng IN the bud the glo.
'i"u- aiu5ition ui many a noble youth, can be cured by
uils iuialiihle Ren~iy. And a. = medicine whirh must
benefit every body, ffom the simply delicate 10 the con
anc- and desPainng invalid, B0eQual l. q De found act
trg both IS q cure aud preventive.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

OF We would calmly aud seriously ask
Judge Perkins his motives In pronouncing the
Prohibitory liquor law unconstitutional
BcosF County Ledger.
If you will read Judge Perkins opinion as
published in the Sentinel, you will discover,
unless your intellect is more obtuse than we
had imagined, the motives as we'll as the rea-
sons why Judge p. pronounced the law un-
constitutional. He clearly shows that it is
so, hence his doeision.-Stote Sentinel.
We confess our ob~tuseness. Do you, in
your psofundity. sec any thing that look:
livery much~like a whale?'' "God Is God
and Mahomet is his prophet.'-Boone Count
PioseeF.
: Baal was an Ass, and the editor of the
Ledger is has prophet.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

EXTRAORDINARY 0ccURRBSCg.-At the
time of the explosion OF Sevastopol, a most
extraordinary occurrence took place. A cor
respondent, giving an account ofthe terrible
scene, says
But among all the distressing objects
around, none perhaps was more melancholy,
calculated to excite feelings Of pity, than an
artilleryman who had been, either by the
conclusion or by sudden alarm, rendered idi-
otto. lie attracted general attention as be
was led by, bare-headed, between two OF his
comrades, rttering silly EXPLANATIONS, and
quite lost to consciousness Of all that was pass
ing around him. He seemed to be possessed
By a feeling that he was in England, for all
his rambling remarks referred to home; while
a smile on his face, vacant and unmeaning as
was its expression, seemed to show that he
had at least % much satisfaction as he was
any longer capable of enjoying.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

G-We are informed that q person who
desires to remain unknown has addressed to
the chief of the Russian legation a check for
four thousand dollars to be transmitted TO his
government. The unknown donor, who on
~ signed the initials NJ. Y, states in his let
ter that, full Of admiration for the gallant de-
fence of Sebastopol, he sends this liberal sum
of money to be distributed among the wild
ows and orphans of the Russian soldiers who
fell bravely fighting for their homes against
foreign aggressors.- Union.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

LIQUOR AGENCY.-The quarterly report Of
the County Agent, for the quarter ending
the Sd of December, was submitted 10 the
Board-of Commissioner at its recent term.
We CLEAN from it the following statistics Al
tho date of the last report there remained on
hand 71lA gallons of all kinds OF liquor
costing 1855 OF; the purchases since and up
to tho close of tho present quarter were
3,S07A gallons of all kinds of liquor, at &
cost of Sl,426 So; ofthis 2,717 gallons wert
II. c.. whisky. costing 1869 rs.
The number of sales for the last quartel
was $3,746 amount received 81 $50 SO. and
number of gallons of all kinds sold, 2,5345
of this 2,110 GALLONS were R. G.. whisky; 81
Rye Whisky 81 gallons old Rye Wits
ky making 1857 gallons of whisky, snt
III gallons of all other kinds sold during tn,
quarter. The amount remaining on hand n
close of quarter is l,273H gallons, and TIT
value $3.50 65. The whole number of sale
for the two quarters the Agen y has been il
operation, is o,18e and the cash receipt
1881 75.-PeSu Sentinel.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

BALLARD Smith, Eso-The RockpcrI
Democrat has the name OF Ballard Smith al
the read of its columns as a candidate for
Lieut.. Governor in the place of j Judge Hovey,
whose name WAS taken down because he was
Ineligible. Ballard Smith is in the same
unfortunate predicament. The constitution
requires that a Lieut.. Governor shall have
lived five years in tho State Immediately
preceding his election. Mr.. s. has not beer
here so long. Try another man, lIicks.-Ev
ansriWe Enquirer.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

Hon. SoLoN TURMAN.-The name of this
gentleman has been mentioned among other
honorable gentlemen as a candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor to be presented before the
State Democratic Convention. Mr.. Truman
is ar old typo and has a large experience to
recommend him for that station.-Prrnceton
Clarion.
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The Voyages, Travels, and adventure
GEEESsEssT' s.sS-AUE4n.

IN FJltiGN TA.tS-
Edited 10y PETER PAEtEs. - itr -i-hi HriZshHi 10 -iet.-
One hauispul- ;sns. ~.
The same, in tul gilt sill - aHi ,.isc-. - -.
ENERf child in the unit-i Siais- ~i, ..s snN "a Z.
H for good books, viii hri-hich up 1t 10 .aaa. 80 rt.
venerable Peter PadrA iea n.a ."idns.- l.,n o.
eharmingiy garrulous i"sn will - ~ sti-,m, a. ia,
Thanksgiving roast terKry- tu III ..i.iiin,i itas-L'
You have a blrdscAc view oi The un-t thterrfti.s ts,t
lions OF Europe. a. you Stfr int1 ihi ar,--r I'D 90 ih- sill.
OF the famous NJ. Robert Merry. itrl iud rn, 81. o.
tell you all about tile curious ihin-s you - lant asa.
upon, and by tbe liua kol have daiaii..d Nauf aerial
Journey you will hnd tiHi You know mL,h more ttsi.
when you started. Mr. Gilbert c., h.td Is annIbrr rsie,.
sct OF a person. he travels over th- b.-t pau ~ Tia.
world by land and sea. aud nssn taste nr udiu- in iri-
looms. When he comes home he has 4 flrnN Z Il mes
10 relate about the wonders hc has seen abroad. D..
sale the delightful tals which Peter Pari /, gives you n
these books, they are fuil ut Bne ctgraVi..es. NLi,h al
most make lou icci "a if Sod aad - "a the ruup-isrs hh
Tells abouLN-A D. Daiis Tr1bsSs-
BOOKS IN FINE B1NDiNtiS FpE TgEE u~oIInAY~
STAR PAPERS BY liESRY WARS EExcnER. With
Steel Portrait, fsi gilt sidcsa SID cdCrs......S - ~,
iHE SANE, Turkey mor'-co extra, ahi antique. 3 80
ALONE. by MARloN ilsELAsB. fuiigii sides and
= Nt
lnE SANE, Turkey morocco extra and antique s =
iiiE mblihN fAttl- By MARIoS HARLAsD-
rail gilt sides and = Of
IHE SAM, Turkey morocco extra, and antique. 7 50
J. e. DERBY. Publisher. New York.
And for sale 10y all Booksellers. dee - ,hSwI0
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OF Mr.. David Mann, Of this place, bul
lately Of Noblesville. slipped from a loaded
wagon In front, frightened the horses which
started and the wheels ran over his head,
crushing his skull. The physicians say he
cannot live. He was kindly cared for by E
G.. Mayhem, Esq TO whose residence he wa:
StetbyviRe Volunteer.
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EIUH1Ex's
SA

OF all the remedies that have been discovered during
~ the present age for the "thousand ills that flesh Is
heir IA" none equal this won ierful preparation. Only
three years have clnpsc,l since the discoyercr( whO spent
n decade ia studying, expcrimcntalizing, and perfecting
i'll first introduced 81 To- the public, anil il is already re
eogniZed by the most eminent physicians In all parts 81
the country, To he the most surprising and effective rcm-
cdy for certain diseases of which they have knowledge.
erto failed To command the sanction or the faculty, be-
cause on being tested. they have beoc found to contain
noxious ingredients, which nuiralizcft the good effects of
the sarsaparilla, oneniuncs injure ~ health OF tue pa
tient. III not 30 with Hurley : preparation.
This Is the puro and genuine extract Of that root, and
will. on trial, be found To effect n perfect cure of the fol
lowing complaints and diseases:
Affections 81 the Zones, Iiabitual Costiycness,
Debility, lndigesion,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver ComPlaIxi,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
RIysipoIas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Female Irregularities, Scrofaia or kiHg's xvii,
Fislula, Syphilis,
And all skin Diseases,
Besides curing the above, II Is also known 10 be 4 great
ami powerful tonic, purifying the blood and invigomi-
ing tbs system.
In short, IL is, without exception, In the cases men,
tioned, and Its general effect on the system, the most
! eflcacious IA IL is the most desirable remedy Of the age
ID is already extensively used throughout the country
and is fast obtaining an European reputation. The in
stances Of cures II has effected are daily coming 10 the
| proprietor's knowledge, and hc has no hesitation Ina ro-
| commanding II To one and all who desire 10 procure
relief from suffering. One bottle being tired, lis cicet'
will lie too apparent 10 admit OF rurther doubt.
RecoHeet I~iariey's SarsaPariHa is rae oaiy ge~H's'
| article ~ the market.
Price al per Bottle or six Bottles for s..
For sale at the Mandatory, ON the corncro Of Seventh
| and Green streets, Loul-villc, Ky. and by all Wholesale
houses throughout the United States and Canada
ROBBERY BROWNING,
de 81 d&wly indianapolis, Ind
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@ We observe in several of our ex-
changes the name Of John c. Walker. late
editor of the Indiana State Sentinel, spoken
of as the Democratic candidate for Lieut.
Governor. We heartily concur with the
Bloomington Newsletter, in saying the
Democratic party could not select a better
standard bearer. Lexington Guard.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

@Only turkeys and geese should DO bled
to death; tho flesh of chickens becomes dry
and insipid from the loss of blood. The
best plan, says the Poultry Journal, is to take
a blunt stick, such as a child's bat or wooden
sword, and strike the bird a sharp blow on the
back Of the neck, about the third Joint from
the head. Death follows in a moment.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

HrThe attention of build ers and others i,
directed 10 the card Of Messrs. ScoTT, MICH
OLSON, & Co, stone cutters. One of the edi-
tors of the Seminal has had occasion to try
them, and can confidently recommend them
and their work to the public.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

RBvIvAL.-A remarkable revival of reli-
gion has been in progress for the last four or
five weeks at Wesley Chapel, some five miles
southwest of this place-near a hundred ac-
cesslons to the church was reported up to
Sabbath evening last.-Lat0rsncsJuroh Press.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

G-Nessrs. LEARNED & STETsoN have es-
tablished another first rate family grocery and
provision store in the Odd Fellows Hall
building, on Pennsylvania street. See their
advertisement
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n~-TRIEsMA R-The Grent

49, Protected by Royal Letters
f-a1snioEERSlsad, ana. secured 10y the seals of the Ecole
de Pharmacie dc Paris, and the lmperiai-C ollege
Medicine, Vienna.
TRlESMAR No. LIS the remedy forgeneral and To-
cal debility, loss of virile power, premature decay, and
all the distressing consequences arising from an early
abuse, &c. Its effects arc cficaiious in youth, manhood
and old age; the virile powers would not become i'm
paired, even in the Decline Of Life, il the Triesmnr were
universally adopted; all physical impediments vanish
like magic before lis influence, thus rendering lis use in
valuable TO those entering the marriage state.
IRlESMAR No. 2-Completely and entirely eradi
Gates all traces Of those disorders which copavia and Gu
bobs have so long been thought an antidOte for, to the
ruin OF the health of = vast portion OF the population.
TRIESMAR No. SIS the great European remedy for
that class OF disorders which unfortunately the English
Physician trents with mercury, to the inevitable deetIuc-
ton Of the patients constitution, and which all the Sar-
saphrilla la the world cannot remove.
TRlESMAR Nos. I, . and , are alike devoid of taste
or smell and all Dauseating qualities. They may lie on
the toilet table without their use being detected.
Sold In tin eases at - each, divided into separate doses
as administered 10y Valxeau. Lallelmand, ROux, &c.
To be had wholesale and retail of Mr.. II. A. BAR
ROW, No. 81 Green street, near Canal, New York, spe-
cillly appointed 10y the Proprietor and Phtentee as
Agent for the United States, and every other part of
America. immediately on receiving a remittance Mr..
BARRO will forward the friesmar 10 any part of the
world, securely packed, and addressed according 10 the
instructions of The " ritter.
More Retail Agents required. Terms cash.
Oct % DIV I'm
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

OF A poultry fair comes of Mt Cambridge
city, Wayne county, on the 25th, 26th, 9th
and 18th inst. II is anticipated, by the en-
serprising managers, that this exhibition viii
be the Fowl Fair Of the season, and the besi
ever exhibited in the State.