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

ErA Mr.. Extine was found dead at his
stable, near Seymour. in this county, one
night last week, aud we learn that the YER
dict Of tho coroners jury wss-"That he
came 10 his death by several wounds upon
ais haad, made by SOME unknown person.
with a hatchet" There arc strong suspi-
cions resting upon certain persons as the muir
derers. -Br0tsnst0t0n Democrat.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
RHODES
V AND AGUE CURE
OR,

Ma NfEJlflC
E0H the ~PreveutiOp and Cure 0f ia.
II termittcnt and Remittent fevcns, Fever and Az 20
Chils and Fever, Dunb Ague, General Debility. N1us
Sgeats, and all other forms OF disease which have 4 cen.
mon origin Ia Malaria OF Miasma- This subue Atnoe-
pherte poison which al certain seasous = unayoidAbly iu-
hailed al every breath, Is the same in character whersys
IL exists,-NOnh, South, East or WesL5and will eyer
where yield 10 this newly discovered antidOte, which,,
ciSimed 10 be the GREATKsT DiscovEKg IN MEDICINE sNsa
-zdNK
This specific Is 50 harmless that il may be AXE by mar.
sons of overy age, sex or condition., and Is will not ssb-
ftitute Tor one disease otlcr- sill worse. a. ~ too Ofen
the result In the treatment by Quinine. Mercury. Ar
senic, and other poisonous az doleteuous drugs. not =
particle Of any of which l. admitted into this preparnfion
The proprietor distinctly claims ihose extraordinary
results from The use OF this NATURAL ANTlDOTB 10
MALARIA.
twill entirely protect any resident or traveller even
In the most sicklg or swainpy locations, from any Ague,
or bilious disease whatever, or any injury from Goa
stantiy inhaling Malaria or Miasma.
twill instantly check The Ague in persons who haze
suffered FOR any length u time, rom one day 10 twenty
yeaTs, 81 that they need never have aRotker ekiR, by
continuing its ue according 10 directions
IL will Immediately relieve all distressing results az
Bilious or Ague disease. such as general debility, night
sweAis, &c The patient atOnce begins 20 recover appe-
title and strength, and continues until a permanent and
Finally, lie use will bani-h Fever and Ague nom fam
lies aud all classes. Farmers aud and all lab0nng men
BY adopting uss 4 preventive will be free from Ague o
IL Is the most sickly, is the most valuable one 70 them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases,
some may require more.
Directions printed in German, French and Spanish
Prince One Dollar. Liberal discounts made 10 the
trade.
Gle will DC consigned on liberal terms 10 responsible PAL.
JAS. A. RH6DEs. Proprietor.
Providence, r l..
CKAiaBKAD a. BROwEIKs And Cor sale by dealers gen
rally. mari9-d&wlY
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

oErThc Western division Of the Ohio &
Mississippi railroad was sold at public auction
at st. Louis on Friday last for s 10000
Henry d. Bacon, of the firm of Page &c Ba-
con, was the purchaser.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
Mitchell's Kew National Map.

rJNHE subscriber Inns just issnep a hne CoPper-piste
i Map OF the United States, Mexico, Central America
and the Sandwich Islands, on = larger scale than any
Map heretofore published, emhpcing the same extent OF
territory. In the construction OF this work, the most u-
theniie and reliable information has been collected at
great labor and expense, forming the most complete
Map OF the United States and adjacent countries extant.
VIII DO sold exclusively by subscription.
8. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
dec % w4w Philadelphia.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

6UIndianspolis and Cincinnati Railroad
Ccmpsny's second mortgage Z per cent. bonds
are selling in Cincinnati at 76H, and the z
per cent. dividend bonds of the same com
pany at 81. Indiana Central Railway stock
at 40; New Albany and Salem Railroad stock
at Il; indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad
stock at SO; Peru and indianapolis Railroad
stock at 20; Cincinnati and Chicago at 10;
Fort Wayne and Southern at lOH
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

CHRISTMAS FErTIvAL.-By a notice in
dies Of Christ Church give their annual fes-
tival at Masonic Hall, on Monday evening
OF course il will be a magnificent affair.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
Nuw YoRK Decemt

INV FORK, December -.
The splendid mansion of Rollin Sanford on
Pierpont-street, Brooklyn. was destroyed by fire
this morning. Nearly the whole of the magni-
ficent furniture and a large number of pictures
were destroyed by the fire and water. The
amount of the loss is not known, but must be
very large.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

~We are informed that the first Locomo-
tive for the Cincinnati. Peru & Chicago Rail-
road, arrived in La Porte last week, and the
work on the road is progressing rs fast as
could be expected.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
RlaNkf0rd Cnunfu

In pursuance to previous notice a large por.
ton of tho Democrats of Blackboard county
assembled at the Court house at Hartford, or
Saturday, the 18th instant.
On motion Of A. j.. Nef, Esq, William
Leidiam was called to tho chair and yelling
ton Stewart appointed Secretary.
On motion Of William Taughenbaugh
Esq, a committee of two was appointed to
report the names of delegates to attend the
Democratic State Convention on the Sth day
of january next. Whereupon the Chair APP
pointed A. j. Neff and Nicholas Williams,
Esqrs., such committee.
After said committee retired a short time
they reported the following names as dele
gates: A. Stahl and Vim. Taughenbaugh for
Licking township. a. Whitman and Peter
MCGEE for Washington township. William
Il. Shull and George J. Bruce for Harrison
township. Thomas Brown and Daniel Pow
ell for jackson township; and A. j. Neff,
George s. Howell, William Leidiam, and
Wellington Stewart contingent delegates.
Wellington Stewart offered the following
resolution which, after a brief discussion, wa,
adopted.
Resoloed, That the delegates of Blackford
county be and are hereby instructed 10 cas-,
their votes frSt Tor the Hon. John Ia. Robinson
as their first choice for Governor, and second
for the Hon. A. Z. Willard.
A. j. Neh, Esq, offered the following res.
%olution, which was adopted
ResOlred, That the Chair appoint a committe,
OF two to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense Of the meeting; whereupon the Chair ap
pointed Al. Neff and Wellington Stewart; ant
after a short recess said committee submitted
the following which was unanimously con.
CURED in.
On motion Of Thomas Brown, that the
proceedings of this convention be published
i'm the State SaDIinei
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

@The Wabash, at last reports, was over
flowing It's banks. The Terre Haute Courier
says that il has been a splendid navigable
river for months.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

BALTsoRE, Dee. 81.
FIosr Is dali; The asking prices are - u for City
Mills. and S. 20 for Howard street, without buyers
Wheat 10 unchanged. Corn IL dull, at a decline OF Fog
Re: the receipts are large.
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r. hoe & CO.'S
WARRANTED
EXTRA CAST STEEL A w s
pATENT HpnrNn

WARRANTED
EXTRA CAST STEEL SAW
PATENT ROUND
SiZc..... 4 6 3 Q 10 II
Price. 70 % LbL4O Les r.s5 as 2so
H,1S 40 40 a. e 20 p "a Is
Size. p 30 81 - SO IS
Price . 1850 lI.m 1850 1850 $500 g7.0O
Size. - 81 So IS 20
Price zee. 500 1890 1000 .TO.o0 2oO
Si1e- ca 66 q ~ -
Price =. 23o.O 2So.oo 5000 3s.ao 350.aa $500
Their saws are hardened and tempered and are ground
and finished 10y machinery designed expressly for the
purpos-, and are therefore much superiortO those ground
Ia The usual manner, as they are str ngthened ard stiff
ened by Increasing them In thickness regularly from the
cutting edge To the CENTRE, consequently do not become
heated or bucklcd, and produce a great saving in tim
Der.
They 'lsO manufacture Cast Steel Mill, Pitand Cross
cut Saws, and Billet Wcbs, Of superior quality, all of
which thcy have for sale, or they may be obtained Of the
principal hardware merchants throughout the United
States and 1 anada. X. o d 90.
no 3 DIV SIN New Vork
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 2lst.
Cos,e-rhe sales OF the week have been 500 bags.
The scck on hand is a. $40 bags; prime sells nj lsk9
axe.
FIoar Is a tribe lower; szles at &S p. Corn is Z trine
lower sales nj socps5.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
or Know Nothing MODS.

tbs ARRIsoN CAsB.-The trial of Arrison
was brought to a close on Saturday and the
case given to the jury. The following in re-
lation to the verdict is from the Cincinnati
Columbian of yesterday:
SUNDAY. 7 o'clock, +. M.-It is understood
tibet the jury have not yet agreed to averdict-
there being, according to report, ten for convic
ton and two for acquittal. Bumor further say,
that there is no probability Of agreement; ant
in addition. that some astounding facts in rela
ton to sundry of the jurors will shortly be made
public.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
NEW York, Dec. %.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
The brig Frederick w. Horn. from George
town, for kennebec, was fallen in with on the
5th inst. in a crippled condition, the vessel be
ing water logged The crew were taken off
and arrived in port this morning.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
HARRisBuRG Dec. -.

HARRIsBURG. Dec. %.
A. X. Mcclure has resigned the office Of Su-
periatendent of the State Printing, There are
a large number Of applicants for the place. but
the sarancy has not yet been filled.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
o.
Just Published: A New Discovery In
PILLS

Few words on the NATIONAL Treat
n meot. without Medicine. % Spcrmsiorrhe> or 10
cal Weakness, Nervous DEBILITY, Low Spinis, ~Las<tudei
Weakna-- of the Limh- aud bnch. lndispo-iton and In
csuasity for study aud labor. Dullne-- q apprehension,
Lee. ~ Memory, aversion 10 Socie,y, Love Of solltsde,
Nmldfy, Self M.fnst, Dizziness, Head Ache. inyolun
tarv Discharges. Paine In the Side, Anec1ious ~ the
Ryes, Pimples on the face, Sexual and other lnnrnines
IN man.
FROM THR FRENCH OF DR.. y DE LAtEt.
The iu portnnt fact ihat these alarming complaints
NAV easily be removed without NrmsTsE. IL, In this
small trsct. clearly demonstrated. and The entirely new
and highly successful treatment. a. adopted by the Au-
thor. Xaliv explained. by means Of which cseD oae IL
enabled TO orrH rtx-rLF rERTEcTLv. ASp At the last
po--rrtr cosr. avoiding thereby an the advertised nee
trums Of The day.
Sent 10 any address. gratis. and post free In q scaled
| envelope. by rcmiuing Opo-traidl two pesrsge snmr-
" pa. b. DELANEY, so. ~ LAspsnard sreea, New
| York. sep4 - Do WON
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CAIRO. Dee. 9.

The Cincinnati aud Memphis packet Charles
ton was burnt mt Golconda last night. We have
no particuiars.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-12-27
WM. LEIDIAM, Prest.

W h~ILINdIUN OIbWAhII Dtt.
We have not room for the resolutions at
length. They reaffirm the great Democratic
principles Of opposition to s~ectionalism /; to
discrimination between citizens Of native and
foreign birth ; to all secret political societies;
and In favor Of the right of the people to Sc
loct the institutions by which they will be
Societies or Know Nothing mobs.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
FRANCIS sALTER, M. D., M. r. @. S. L. & e.


N b. DIR. SAL1ER viii take pleasure In sending 10
any address his letters, rs published on these subjects,
and feels II not unreasonable TO hope that a thoroughly
scientific education, acquired 10y an attendance Of several
years at tho Universites and Hospitals Of Europe, has
placedit In his power " make many desirable sugges-
lions. noe dN wsm
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0-A New York correspondent: says "a
little tempest has been raging in the interior
of the office of the Daily Times. This paper
was started on acapital Of one hundred thous-
and dollars, but when that amount was ex
pended the concern did not pay. One of the
Harpers now generously came forth and on
tributed fifty thousand dollars and one of his
SONS to the establishment. Before this sum
was expended the concern began to pay, and
dividends were declared. A few DAYS ago
the partners had q misunderstood NJ, and
Harper offered TO sell out for about what he
put in, receiving IN hand ten thousand dol
lars, and securities for the remainder. This
proposition was imcdiately accepted and the
money paid over, but in ratifying the bargain
the young man said It would be necessary tn
consult his papa. When the affair came Ia
the ears of the old man he became wrathy
upbraided the parties in the transaction Ion
trying to take advantage OF his son, and pro
nounced the bargain null. In the mean time
the Harpers are forbidden the Times office,
and there is a strong probability that the
whole thing will have to be nd busted in Il court
of law. Henceforth we may expect to see
impartial criticisms of Harpers' publications. il
the New York Daily Times"
ala BELLE DoRMEUsE."-The special Paris
correspondent of the New York Times tells
the following curious story:
A young and frail Scotch girl, scarcely more
than a child, and beautiful az any of Walicl
SCOTS Heroincs. has lately attracted The public
attention in Paris by sleeping wherever she gU's
Her name is Erino Walton, and her mollIrr has
brought her To Paris Ia try by travel la cure her
Of her singular malady. AT the opera she nu
SOONER takes her seat than she falls Ia sleep and
thus remains until she is awakened and II is
whilst in this position that she has gained the
title of ola Belle Dormcuse." While she sleeps
she is said TO enjoy dreams 40 lovely and so at
~tractive, that the awakening into the common
place surroundings of this world displeases her,
and she hastens back again into drram-land.-
At home, in a carriage, ut the theatre, wherever
she il left alone for a moment, she settles into "A
calm, sweet sleep, and with a lovely and child
like face. and dreams such as she enjoys, one
can readily imagine that her face in sleep ~ the
centre Of attraction for all eyes and that she well
merits the title Of 9Th Beautiful Sleeper
The symptoms of the case betray one of the GU
risus forms of h~ysteria, and no doubt, after time
has cured her OF the abnormal condition in
which she now finds herself, she will look back
upon that period with as much fear a she now
does delight.
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1aRa: 1896:
FOURTEENTH YEAR!
OF TIE
LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER
The Largest, best and Cheapest Paper
I'm the West!
GREATER ATTRACTIONS THAN EVER

I'm IN
GREATER ATTRACTIONS THAN WEIR
NN the lat of January, 1855, the Louisville Wce.ly
~ Courier enters upon lis Fourteenth Year, with In
creased facilities nj our control 10 make TIA
FIRST CLASS FAMILY PAPER,
complote in its News, Literary, Commercial, hiscellane-
Gus and Agricultural Departments.
during the year n number of Original stories, written
expressly for IT'S columns, will be published.
Extra efforts will be made ~ increase its reputation ss
the best ne wspaperi in the West; and we shall continue,
by the agency OF active special correspondents, 10 pub
T-h news by telegraph and the mails, In advance OF all
contemporaries.
liable.
In polities the Courier " Native American National
WIKI. II belicves the period for naturalization should
bee extended; that the ballot box should be more care
fully guarded; and that stringent law should be enacted
10 prevent pauper and criminal emigration. but In
Know Nothingi-m IL sees the most dangerous aud subtle
fe 10 Southern rights and Interests, and will oppose II
and It's A5olitionLsm, IL. proscriptivencss, lis intolerance,
IL. corruption, and its bigotry, earnestly aud zealously
n. tone will DO bold ana independent, always approving
tho right and fearlessly eondemning the wrong.
IN the next Presidential election the editor will cs
TEEN Il his duty To eo-opernte with whatever National
Party he thinks mort lhsely TO overthrow Know Moth.
ingism and Aboiitionism.
1ha Courier Is printed In tho very best style, with nes
copper face type, on a large and handsome sheet, at the
following extraordinary low
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TWO new BOOKS bY PETER FAkLKY!
J..

OVER VAktOuS COUNTRIES OF EUROPE.
Editedby pErEg F.s.H. MIN c'xht Original D.-isu-
Cine handsome i2sro 81.
The same, ia fall yi sides aHi rises. 81 So
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DURPLE cases Briggs purple Prints,
JANIS LOW & co,
no "a ais Main Of, Louisville, Ky
DALI All PARTY SHOES ROh LADlEs.
ID We are Just opening a me LOT OF ball ana fafe
shoes, received to-day by express. Come and LOOK.
no 20 dr. FLETCHER & AcbLRATH.
~CATINRTTS-l case brown Saiinetts, received this
- day and for sale by JANIS Low & CO.,
de 20 dNw <lS Main A.. Louisville, Ky.
NXvAnDiN Csc bales large sire black Nadding, re-
w ceivod this day and crsale by
JANIS LOW & CO.,
de 90 dAw as Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
DRINTs-l case "A Chocolate ground Prints, re-
L eeived this day aud for sale by
JAMES LOW a. CO.
de 20 d&w 4iS Main St, Louisville, NY.
ET-i case black tabby Velvet, received this
y day and for sale BY JAMES LOW u co.
de 20 ala Main st.. Louisville, Ny.
UTANTED.-As Salesman well ncquainted sith Tbs
w Dry Goods business. Good Jsfcreneee 'e9llred
h. J. HORN.
Dec. Is, Ie5j. dec i7-dtf
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N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM
ALBERT e.. HICHARDsOS,S
Advert sing and Corresponding ONCE. Na. 2G5 Broad.
WAY. ("ppositr the Park } New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-10
W Gather.


H''" N"''-iray' sir, do you remember an,
S' C,, "Jr,"'' ~ ~, ' R, "o'lu
rcnembcr Great Jc,i NJ ,' ",' 'I' thHnk God
D,ln NuH.-That i. mnrc ,ban IN my Il'"'i
never remember any weather that was mo-, too hot
or too cold, too wet or too dry hut. l,vcvcr God
Almighty c'n!ivc, itat the end of the year it. all
'''S "'"' 81" '''"" F"'' ~" "' h"' m" 'r'O
Last year we had a lrotractcl Drnuobt -
The earth was ptrchcd and hoLod, ,,gnratinn
wa burned up, and grain and fruit i ,Stroyed
Not only Farmers, bat Merchants. Preachers
complaining aud amoutinr over tho ,noc-
countahlc and terrible weather by which we
were afflicted, and the crops ruined
This year. it is lust TIA. rcvorso p.;.,.r-
in floods Grain SPROUTS in tLo ha ''i' '"l n5
hay rots in the field, from exccs. of ,nn;, tnr '
And here we are again. nil a.
grcying over the unnccounta,i, "'"I'."S nnu
weather, by which our Inrrsar, t ,t''' ''Ir''I'
Certainly sometl,in,, nInnt D'"N''u