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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-12
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COLUMBUS. EVANSVILLE.
WHEELING. BALTIMORE, ,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY,
NEW YORK, ETC.; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND CONNECTING LISks EAsTwAED
Graf Eastern and Western u. ). Mail and
American Express Line,
SHORTEST RoUTr Is MILES, AND NO CHAN E
Obi. 81 BAGGAGE.
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
Nu 0RNING ENPRESS leaves 4:40 A NJ, connects at
Nv Richmond with Eaton and Hamilton.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad for Cincinnati
T:3O A. M arrives Dayton 1890 connecting
Nsnia. Columbus Laaesv e Nhselinx
Washington City. PhiAdslphiz New York Also :.
with trains for Springfield, Crbana. Bfontsne Forest
Clyde. Cleveland. Bahalo Sandusky Tslcdo, Fort Mayne
Troy. PiqGa. etc. Breakfast at Indian apeiis..
Passengers BY this train Columbus eight
ad sance any other route from Indianapolis.
MAIL TRAIN leaves indianaois IL NJ. the arrival
Of all trains from the West North and South Rich
ton z. NJ Directly with trains Xsnia Co
lumbus Springfield Cresine Pittsburgh. Phsdep etc.
arriving a. Calumb bus az e:l5 p. NJ.
Dinner az Indians rofis and supper at Dayton.
PITrSBU RGH PASSENG Frs leaving trains have
hour in Dayton. and make tn eoupecons
Crene Pittsburgh other train from Indiana po
P.sseng rs by this through Cinema quick
BY any other. al ess s..s - 49,, a.-sf
Tho only rsute having sare connections at Dayton.
Columbus Baggage check through. Pittsburgh and Phila
delphia baggage checked at Columbus
TIE ONLY MORNING IRA N FROM IN DIAN APOLIS TO
DAYTON. OR COT MBUs VIA DAYTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-12

WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.
NXTE have lust received stock Of Watches.
w Clocks Jewery and Silver Ware altege the finest
offered in this city. and which, be
ing ~pnh's cell at
usual We ave gold and silver hunting and open
watches. from the cheapest article; gold
guard. fob aud chain ade and seDts breast pins
SEAL and pain rings drops and rings guard and
fob keys SEALS in short article in line business
in variety of style and price.
We have ass made by which will he
anly supplied with style Of iron and wood
and thrtyhour clocks direct from the factory,
which will sell Wholesale retail low they be
purchased in Western city. fer etl
BITTROLFF & SONS. Main ST.. bet. LIST and ID.
v. B-Evsry article sold in establishment warranted
TO he REPRESENTED q q
Old gold AMI sive athe highest price, taken in exchange
for jewelry. ~ apfi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-12
CRACK ERs AT waolEsALE AND RETAIL.

THNHE undersigned constantly keeps hand asrg
msRt Of fresh Butter and Sugar Crackers aud
also OF Soda Pilot which
ed by the iatest improved they Ia sold
low price in place an Tie West and are not eIeeed
quality by other mauactory in the country large
stock always hand sher. Water between
Sycamore and Vine. mh29tf j. SINZICH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-12

n - BUSHELS extra choice Dried Apples,
u - 20 do prime small White Beans.
600 lbs Sage Cheese.
Cd. 40 Tbs sugar cured Dried Beef,
20 700 lbs No Leaf Lara.
-.s.rrr. 3 be xes Tomato Catsup, a, gra
I do Walnut do; received rer steamer Cum-
berland Valley at ap1t COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-12
sCoTT,S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,

.-l-aI PATENTED MAY 18TH, 1854;
us doubles; invention important of
modern the we'll advised
stock de-and the universal favor with which
received the than thing
utility and superiority.
For portability simplicity of eonven-
the Little Giant has equal II weighs from
hundred lbs. according can be put in
operation by the in % minutes without exrense
mechanical aid then adjusted and used with BY
ybody. 40 HrrI 4 =
The Little Giant received rsr PRExrr NJ Mt every
State Fair from Maryland Missouri past Fall and tia.
in thu most com plimentary manner
These mills guaranteed in the positive
ssaBst brssge arrangement and warranted crush
feed from and grits fine horin shelled
poses never attained before. ~ - al - .l.
The subscribers prepared farnh the trade with
improved ard sizes snt the varied of all
No. Is offered at 80 ready attaching the
team ana warranted cush Of dry 10 bushels offeed
Ter hour with one horse m. : .-s s... l-
No. at s55 will crush u bushels Ter hour.
No $s6 will with two horses
For sale by BABCoCK BROTHERS..
apIl-smd&w ~ Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-12
NEW SPRING GOODS.

aNRTFTED in lot Of Oak and Wser streets
~ large empty Fathoat Saturday 9th Nares, 1885,
The hereby notified prove charges
aud the within days from the date OF this
notlee she yil raised broken and removed
cOraing to law. mb25 IL CHARLES BABCOCk.
- y - y - a. ~ 2 p - II = II ~
SsPECES.-30k kegs sorted Cut pixies;
- Is do DO Pressed pkes ct, tduced rates
by ia mh2f ORR. DALZELL a. co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-12
WOOD. U0op.

AAT GOD he bought the lowest OF any piae the
W from Vim. Green VI oo1-yarj nesr Egsles ou,s 70
dry. Orders be les ati- a ID. lehman sore on
street -. ~. lmh2G ON -. WE GkEk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

JESSs IlSp,-Tbe London Morning Advertiser
saya "Jenny Lind Inns entered into an engage.
nlent 10 re.yisit England in her professional c1pa
city. From religious sctOples, she has determined
never more 10 appear before the PnblS, under any
circumstances Which could he construed iuto CIV
ins htt sanction to theotira OF OPetatic ftttctM.
auceS She has fnlIettosolvel iIlaloll Lei future
exhibitions before the public shall P'tloke more
Of less, Ut tie character Of sacred music, aud with
This view, she les, we are informed, stipulated,
TINT size will sing only in Exeter Hall, She is
expected hete sume time IN tbe month u April.
Our teadets atc aware that Jenny Lind Is nov the
mother Of two caiIlfcn,'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

IIRayt BosspRr.-r cIothiOg.Store Of ]. v,
Metlar, ia alonlgomeIysl, Jeney CITY, wos entered
at OIL eaty hour Oh Saturday morning, aud robbed
Of clothes and clothing 10 the amount Of $1,000.
An enhance Yves effected IN The rear, by boring
through door, and lifting out The bar by Which it
was secured. Among The goods taken wete sever.
al pieces Of valuable cloth, 200 silk vests 200 port
monnaies, 100 satin stocks, aud variety Of other
goods In small quantities. There is, as set, no
clue to the tobbets, The police Of jersey City
and New York have been notified Of tle occur.
tence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

oTrhe ralucah journal, ii Ftlt0aty %, snys
a tnnsct has reached that place that the Rev. MI
Graves. editor Of the "1rnnessee Baptist" was
recently ossassins,ell in Missout oppusite 10 and
nea, Columbus, Hickman county, Kentucky. Tie
tumot nppeats 10 have been brought 10 I.lanlSille
by gentleman diteCt from Columbus, who was
acquainted with Mt. Gtoves, lie Is supposed 10
have been klllel fot his money, having been found
dead on the roadside, SHOT through thu htad. NJ.
Clnye4 was a man Of some etl!ueuce IL his de-.
nomination, II is hoped that tbciumor may be
untrue, anil his brethren atc sanguine that Il
could not have been Mt. Graves who has mel this
wtetched late,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

CoaadDoRr PrsRr ASH THE EAFEsoS or JAfAs,
On Thursday evening last the committee Il The
boaM Of Tnle reported OH lie testimonials 10 le
presented 10 Commodore pctry aud his officers by
the merchants of boston, They recommended
that medal Gs struck ill gold for Commodore Per.
~, and That similar one BIZ forwarded 10 japan
tOt the acceptance Of tho Emperor COpiesin sill.
ser Of the same medal ore 10 te given 10 the pin.
clral oflten Of the expedition "a their eo.opeta'
lion with Com, Perry, Bronze medals will also
De presented, 10 such retsCn; as were associated in
rnnnnet 10 merit distinction, The medals ole to
lie presented in the name Of "The Merchants Of
BOSTON," Abbott Lawrence, n, y, Satts, albert
Fearing, Seth Sptasue, and George r. Sampson
we're designated to CARY the Recommendation o.
tile committee into Effect,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

BArAcH OF pSoNrsE ASH .SLsSpER.-A suit 10
recover damages LOT Lreach Of promise ami Sian.
Ter, was lned in The Jefferson, Ky. Circuit toutt
last week. The plaintiff, Miss SamIi Goodman,
alleging thai she was engaged 10 be married 10
Iusus Edit, mud, pending the engagement, lie
spoke slandtrobs words 10 her, aNd then said tllst
on account Of the ltdthfnlne*s Of The words utter.
ed, he would not marry her, Miss Goodman futlll,
ct alleged tia, by teason Of The flanderolls aud
abusive language, and the refusal or the parl Of
Eli 10 marry her, she had been INJURED III The sum
Of $4,000, fOt which she asked judgment. Tie
JnlY gave hei all ShN claimed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

Tas Stkaa Tow lloar l:srLoslOS AZ EEw Ca.
Lg4Ss,-Tle Telegraph has alteady mentioned that
lie steam to%.boat 'lItOs. sleDanjels, exploded
htt toilets on the 26tlulI. 1t oppeats that Size
hail sis bOilets, all Of which exploded teatiUs The
unfortunate boat 10 alous, and causing serious
lOssOf life. Tic following IS lis! Of tllo killed
and wounded,
Riltcl--tamts SpoDset, second engineer; VII.
Iiau Taylor striker, tlcaty Wilson, dfelpauj lien.
~ Jaws, (bloek,l fireman, cabin boy name vi.
Nissiug-Anlfew letenOu, stcesnsnj Aleok
T%cet, (blsck,l
Sealied-Jsmes Taylor, ftGmnn,
Slightly wOuuded-DaHitl I'oylor, pilot,
1'llG big America, Witch she hel In tow Of tile
tue was somewhat dansged, about ten feet Of her
buIwstks having been sIoye III byte falling Of The
tOw.boaps chiMneys-anl ole VI llet ttaids was
wounded. The cause OF tie explosion Is u1.
known, as II Is SAID tltte was plenty Of water Ia
he boilers al the tine,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

1LLtSols SUSPENDED BASKs.-The Slate Auditor
Of illinois has gwen notice that, PURSUANT 10 an
act Of the Legislature Otits session Just closed he
is ready 10 teceye The nOtcso Of such banks ps have
gone into liquidation in exchange, al par, for Ihe
securities deposited with him by such banks, pro.
v,ded The notes shalt 10 presented within tho next
sixteen days After The e$pitaiOn Of thai iinc
lie securities will lie Offered for snle in New York,
and tho proceeds applied, pro rata, 10 lie tedemp.
lion Of The notes The banks thai have suspended
are the Union Bank, City hank, fumers' bank,
nad The Phoenix bank, all of Chicago, AMI tie
Mechanics and Far0'ets' bank Of Springfield.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

ASorugs Duth At Nw otLEaSs.-on The
Goth ult, duel took place between a young Ore.
ole and Ftenchman, at New odeans. The
weapons used wetc snail sbat, swords, The
totmet received thee severe wounls-6ne In lie
les and Two In ibe boIy--anl was conveyed home
In avery dangerous eonIit1oot but lie otltt 10.
ceiyed only slight wound Tile encounter Is
said 10 have been witnessed bY large number Of
persons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

An ARqY on 0ftlce lloLptAs,--l'he Msssa.
chusetis state Register, Just issued, contains the
names 81 eight bundled and tdby.one justices d
The peAesMhote iii llSsIo0t and since The vol.
pmswehsio PIES, t6e Governor and c6ansil have
ddlkd 10 tie htmbkt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09
-WHEEIl!NG, Vas
FRl66SESloRSlSe sahBoB,stlssse

4tpfittt I6fi pk lJhItlipei IsItltigtsetf
MyDsIeI tkttY FEkS,o4 |, d ge6tlsman,--
stissst man otneatly one, cannot book to hear
tobt mice Young The19' 20 tolshIYdea With, and
n6f tsiss nv lille clee Of pejl In their defence,
1taowtksy deserve tauci, leStdtins, and yetyse.
va isst8tihs toot hit then have eyet held Tia
k66d re tSats wiitt4 Two PARTIES ate TO blame
slIEs Min k66iltd ia subjected 10 lie lash and
a@bIbnei ISlo tnabnst,,6
y6,t make eornblStn, that lhe gentlemen ote ex,
e4e3Ispy teBIss il theft a,ttati6at d IN. geatlet
.s4g Idn6tei. Rut whose faaIttslltia You'll
M bssyS5 NV n, n t,Atly--n6ellSol nnme, ky
,bA,ySS..illat ybiihs iAItIts hive btouaN this
5s,.s aura q M, I(non tl,stt own heads. Howl
nbi,ss, WV we,e a man fot a week, list o6e
vsstY mi t,ll waset nv slOoch hal, Thai by lie
49, s.,,, s6,s ,b,onyb t6e amount If annoy.
.. INV ~ SsSs,ion, Gentlemen ara constantly
ss ssg AT n,., ~ ,,s.An, ststsA,o.n,, If
~ .t,,Ss a S.., t,ra.,ioo. ,.ona voY
tYsM,i - AZ ',.aa,i., - sadb.,
G ts'.Vs. sa .4,,s. " :" Wv ES'1'SF
's w. S'Ia law a. mi. ia i,s<A mat.
WV In , 'Wf ~. y, ~. Sor ,,Io bink
N's ss - : l,,i, IN .s.,. r. ,oSo,isa
es'.s'es" S1s ,S, ,,s, s.s, SS Ss'
ea.,. r,5,,,ns n. Inv Isvston h fashionable pnt.
.si. a., 49, ~ Ss6 yon, ,ollS5 wishing 10 take
~ s q \, : AHA q bsi IL som4
6nS y y5,ii n I4Sos lsy fiebs requesting lie
nss.sts II. woilas sbob her an,l .ati nv tlal, II
l,,e yoo,il cSlI a 3 o.elooE. n1ti,Tb. It,s
F9N2Sfi.s'sA i, ~ - ~ ~ - nm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09
IA6I0dlis,

,Nn loth.t, neft.ledl tre reminded lll The bridge
eorter Drug StosispssB ll,s w With Goods suitable
for lie .ta.o 1ls supply OF combs, brushes Pttlane
flts, Fancy Attsleilei6d Is bitter than ever before,
pa,le6tarthe0tloti Is directed to- supply o. Flower
gccds lusl etelyed, embracing some iateSae'te' ms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

I'ng MUklL EFFEcr or BUcRwuEtr CANES
Some fellow, in Whose ltatl The llItIOrrs
Of youth ute Kept green, thus dsclutsss on The
above, at first thought, homely subject Tie docs
il well, and draws his pictures most ttnhttIly, US
hunlretls Of our Icadels call altcSI:
There Is one other Thing buCk%llent cake Is
good for, besides eating II always reminds Que
Of his YOUTH AMI II iSgO0l 10 remember that hap
ny time. Witllns, iteOrties us back 10 ttle days
We were yOnngj wien the cold, tnlSly mornings
lGude II laFl to get uPi when tU broad ftc.place,
llel with craukllng hickory, lie suspended gtld.
die, tie great CVllet poi, and the long handled
ifylug pan lah moi given way 10 the lion stoYt, OF
wotse SET, to lie long range, Ike lliuSe they used
to cuoE Sdfacens ul schsna;cs upon; when lie
way 10 school was long aud snowy, aud there
were drifts u be walled through, 50 that we tied
uur iroasets about The ankles with broad tapes;
when tie school house stood IN a bleak field, and
aud ile pile III green wool was stoves, Ulleli
when The master was ctOS aud Tho lesson In
WeIstcE'sSlleing book was hatl 10 yeti wien
we carried Hlit dlnnetS, anu ate them AROUND the
great box stove, lie while We LDil castles pnd
pOlecteI our youthful minds In lie lNlnle OF life;
Wien we went home, oil evening, aud laid our
tlted heads into lrt lap whom W. knew then ns
WVNlVNt pHN NSNSa VIII NhNN WV hIVNNNSN wv
dehtlt when lie NisM came down, cold aud
bleak, and The pyentlg waS long, candy pulling
was tesOtted tot by the culdteB, while that good
mother sat by wifi her sewing, her mnd filled,
(hOw little We know Il then,) will uNSmus wishes
iot our future good, Wien, IN faci, Soulland Joy
and strong hope, and perfect ieiance on The
world wete outs, aud beEue lle hard fllis u life
had stamped IhCt ilnpttss on oar character oS
upon our features.
These scenes aud recollection, lie annual te.
turn oil the bucswheat season brings @ilhil, aGd
We ore slitpIsel oil each revolving cycle VI the
yeat thai they have becOulv no falnlet though The
lapse OF tine changes us, and each autumn VI our
life btugS us 50 much lleatet 10 thai al latSesl,
Wien like all We must he gathered TO The gave.
So as at eachstth toward tlal cetain lae, we love
pause and casting Retrospective glance, 10 pom.
llet for q moment over Tie Joyous ouIse! VI lle
Journey,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

DssrttcrNE Flkr Sr PsrEsssrso,-A fife 90.
CURED at Petersburg, Va, on Saturday morning,
which destroyed about $4,000 wotlhO property,
The drug store Of Thomas & Fuller was consuIn.
tdy loss $4,000, and insured, The ealing house
Of VIM, sewell, loss i,oOoj The dwelling Of Mis-,
Leslie, loss i,OOot Tarpy& Lamslcn's car facIo.
~, loss 5000, and no Insurance; Lancastetst to,
bacco factory, loss unknown, Gutl0sntel, and Da.
sis Shoe shop. Tie family Of Mr., AL. tiee,@to
occupied a portion Of one Of Tie burning build.
inss, narrowly escaped ilhth!itlises
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09

lJThe Mayor Of New orleans Easeallea Inc
attention title City Council 10th necessity OF
taking immediate nFecPul necessities Iol stetis
Ting the ely against ptpbable danger fton overflow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09
lodsan.slearaeEs.

Az, T0ARAlfE 10. 10 ~, ~
from I9E 9aI9pa sR &
IITie3 K rom III IQF ~,
XtLSRtleS., 1, S3ilS toni I9L
ais from ti''
s nom lSsEl2SE VI ~, n
tialIlc,si Sails tI6ai I9E ~ K
WhsbihSi6n !, Sails rom Sou or flits' ~ 4
ana :. SSiIs fI6Ri tlSef for R9sio9,t y
10 BEPARf
pb,t,d.lnbl. Rt6n, YORK Match 81 For ilayanai No
George law From S 2t ~, ~ Es,moo
HlilC..., ~, From " ,s IL
H. WARRIOR. RioNl York; ~ BY II IA
NJ oNs, From ~ ~ E ~, IN,
SGtib6 w Rtohi " ,S
canSda,,,, ~, RIoAl t0SlpAtt ~,
tlllnolS!, a. Ron NYQfka " tEvl z SllkhSXpY
hiClhe4sso,R From yoTEe Ss,tfpS 81.
$f, tsl EtSSl ShoR. ss,l,6t llSslHoo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-09
A!MUsEMENTss s.

doors ortli al laltpAst Icrmsats 10 com,
Etlse az y IN ~ sstsa 4 > ~ ~ tiiFsj8@s sW
aos and j'atoaslis ( ~, ~ "a cents
Second Tier q ~ a. Y ~ AEIsSt-
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10
DEAL ESTATE AND STOCK OFFICE

In KEENAN, MAY Wsshia. ton l.. adjoining
McNerns . nave nuy rnered on their too.~ more than
TWO MILLIONS FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Sorth Raj E-ta,e. sale ia csmm,s-
an. Al.o. a large .n"nn, Of RAILkoA d and OTHrP
sroCNS and BONDS We offer many first
Bargains
WeLtve I5n 'Ious..s and lot. 80 sale: aiso I00o
cant hot. "a TAR nifer of tue Minis. rsm-s>i
ing - saw- nus. srSI-mill> AID OF didertHt
kIni:
Fos .,art,raisrs. ,ali A. gu, sa,e..
TO PURCHASERS.
PcrsIs wishing purchase Property would do wi ito
give u all We would have Il Understood Ihsi prices
aud term >iefvnyped We are always ready 10
Receive pfooSfti making agssi custom
crs, or PrrsHis wishing To look Al properly We AdTd
SIMPLE ,ut-latfun those who sesIrt To -Earume
properly with view IT purchasing wIihcuI expense
them when within reasonable distance from the city,
TO THE PUBLIC.
Persons wishing TO realize cash for their properly
would de- well call enleu 10 call,
thrv can send Us descrPi"n Of their IropeIiy
pr0veueHts. l"CaIlpn. and tie pri,r the Our
esmnt-svn fT selling Kea EslaIr As.lows:
Al sales from 40 saeOo inclusive, will tie taxed
st2 cent A. COMMISSION, a. the vaiae of the prop
erty advances aiove S30O the rae per cent. will
decrease the following raiio: From s9uOO to TO
~ cent. from g .uu1 10 o. Ou0 y . cent from
SIS u0p s7u0 All cent; from 81. 900 Ia g. al
. cent; g DDu aud 40 much greater as the may
lie. VIII leSs tam peT Cent. and all
above ms nts0ncd gong aD"ve s301O wall he ?
cent. charged on first Oo0.
On the sales OF all properly, while hands
mission is charged No sale. commission charge
whatever Notice ofintenion withdraw propeIt frcm
books required weeks previous Withdrawal,
cnabe 10 close up any proposed trade Our sales
are brisk and nave amounted 20 $50 IN one week
wishing city. have every advantage OdeTed
them oT selecting the most desirable bargsns and per-
having Lands, Lots and Houses for sale will be
benefited by the extraordinary faciItes Offered psr-
chasers ONCE
70 All property enlrres oEhce n nm and after
the fTsiday cf August INST, wi. adhere tbs above
All Htered before that time will adhere the
old rates of commIs
McKERNAN & MAY.
Successors 10 Chapman q Mckeinan,
Washington ST. adjoining Palmer House, indiana pOlis.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10

IF you sick, the probability is that the
~>-~ root of your suffering is in the stomach. From
n weak stomach proceed dyspepsia, languor, oPpres-
sion in the diaphragm, undce, headache, nausea.
bodily weakne dlmness of sight, heartburn, cost
ness dysentery, and legion of other tormepting dis
indigestion produces thin blood, and therefore
destroys the strength and vigor of the system To
the the stomach and enable it to throw of
and dismiss forever all these tormentng and dangerous
complaints, nothing is Necessary but perseverng use
of II of nd's German hitters prepared by Dr. G. NJ.
Jackson, Philadelphia. There is mistake failure
i'm heir native effect feb2d9w
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10
PROSPECTUs
DAILY AND WEEKLYINDIANA TINE,
Successor to the Indiana STATE ssntinel.)

O-AASA -lANb W l4NDl4l-Ah
(SHeeessOr to the Indiana STATE SeAtinel)
JNo. c. WALKER AND THOs. 3. HoLooxBE, EDITORS.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
l. announce that tIey have purchased the INDIANA
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