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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-25
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JANUARY

CONTENTS.
THE AN DECLARATION OF INDEPEN-
L rated by Sixteen Engravings.
SCRAPS FROM AN ARTISTS NOTE BOOK.-AN
EARrHQUAKE IN HONDURAS.
Illustrated by Nine Engravings.
TO MEDINA AND MECCA. By AN American.
Illustrated by Eighteen EngravIngs.
WHAT SANTA CLAUS BROUGHT ME.
THE TENANT OF THE OLD BROWN HOUSE
ARE WE HAPPY PEoPLEY
A Low MARRIAGE. BY the authoress of " JOHN
HALIFAX"
AN INCIDENT IN THE LIFE OF STATESMAN.
STARLIGHT ON BETHLEHEM.
MY OWN FUNERAL.
THE NIGHT BEFORE THE WEDDING.
LITTLE DoRRIT. By Charles Dickens.
Illustrations.-Mr Flintwinch receives the embrace
of Friend ship.-Risor of Mr.. F's Aunt.
Chapter Xiv. The Dowager Mrs. Gowan IL
reminded that it 90 never does,
Chapter XIV. Glimpse Of Tsttycoram.
chapter XLVI. Mr.. Flintwinchs's Business Friend.
Chapter XLVIL A Letter from Little Dorrt.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
Books of the Month.
EDITORS TABLE
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS DRAWER.
illustrated by an Engraving.
THE MISERIES OF MISTREsSES.
Ilnstratons-The Last Piace-Furnace Wanted.
An Ingram Carpet---Mrs. Smith Home.--A
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS.

CONDUCTED Bf CHARLES DlCkhNS-
And Containing Tales Essays and other art cef, b.
William H0wit Leigh siunl, the auth Dress or Mary
Barton Barry Cornwall, Nilke Collins and all the Eng
ish writers s rally regarded asthe most pop
uar Of the English Periodicals. Is eircuaton In tbs
country Is eonstendy increasing. and 20 meet TIE pub
lie demand, Nessrs- DIX. EDWARDS a. Co. lave
made arrangements with the Editor and PropreiOrs in
England which will enable them 30 issue zoe Weekly
numbers sim uaneorsy With their publication In Eng
land. The Monthly Edition is continued
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec. a.
Flour has slightly declined, sales $500 bills Howard
Wheat unchanged.
Sales OF new and white Corn stss TO Sehe.
Whsky q 70 see.
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HoGs.-The Cincinnati Gazette of yestsr.
day says: The movements indicate fur
Their improvement. The receipts are mode
rate, and II is not likely the weeks receipts
will much exceed 10000 head, and they may
not reach this figure. The receipts for the
corresponding week last year were 1856
Sales were made to-day at $6.55 to 6.75.
Extra heavy were IN some cases held at 81,
and it was reported that $685. had been paid.
Provisions are firm, and the demand contin-
ues to improve.
The Tere Haute Express says:
Prices range at $3.50 for hogs from l5O to
200 lbs; $3.50 for 200 pounds and up
wards,
The Evansville Enquirer says:
The season for slaughtering is fast drawing
to close and the deficiency is greater thar
what was at first anticipated. 1t will not, in
number Of hogs killed, be less than one
fourth, and in weight not less than one third
as compared with last yenr.
Prices are firm at $500 to $3.50 as out
side rates, the latter quotation being for extr:
good hogs, S5.25 being the rate for gooc
lot, and buyers readily obtained at that.
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TERMS.
PHALON'S PAPHIAN LOTION.
oR
'LORAL 3 EAU TIFIE r

FLORAL BE u TIFIE r !.
GREAT Cosmetic for Identifying the skin and COM
A pexion, and for curing Chapped Hands, Face, Lips
Tan, SUNBEAM, Freckels Pimples, scalds, burns &c.
sure ard cure for the Piles-ons washing will give
relief After shaving, IL Is very soothing to the
skin II keeps the bends son and white, and for al,
Inflammation ofhe skin 1t viii be found to be great
remedy. Price one Dollar per bottle -.
PHALON'S MAGIC HAIR DYE,
One Of the very best Natural Dyes In the World. It's
long has proved 1t &c be beyond comparisoa and
being and vegetable prod action, injury possibly
be done TO the skim II is easily applied, ana you can
obtain black or a brown which will defy the best
judges to tell it from nature ITSELF Prices 81 and 81 SO
per box
Made and sold by t. PFALON, at I97 Broadway, cor
Dey ST., and SIT Broadway, ST. Nicholas Hotel, n.
Y and ell Druggists aud Fancy Stores throughout the
United States.
PHALON's CHEMICAL HAIR vIGoaATOR.
The most complete article ofthe kind offered TO
The public. stood the test OF twenty years in this
country and ofth many hundreds OF limitations
have been able 10 compete with 1t for preserving dress
ing and identifying The hair and keeping the head clear
dsndrun II is inestimabie in short il Is every
ihnc che hair requires Price SOC. and 81 per botlc-
desl7-dGw6m0s-R.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
III O l. M A n F!
d r Y G D o d S,
NO. 8 ODD FELLOWS HALL.

II = Sores about the mouth or nose exceedingly
troublesome. few applications of Psmer's COsmet-
c Lotion WIN them efsctuslly, as well every
disease Of the skin.
dec2O-dNvIw
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~ DR.. B. F. MULLEN, of Ripley, is a candidate 70
Agent Of State.
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ORIENTAL ACQUAINTANCE f.

In a series OF Letters frr IN Syria by > W DoIorest-
i2mo,, cloth. Price e7ss cents.
These are fresh and most agreeabls views, taken
from advantageous points OF observation, Of tloze
stored heids OF Palestine which have employed al
ready many mastery pencils, full hey are ofahe
splendor and the havoc Of the East.n The clever
siletcses OF Oriental Acquaintance serve well 20
show how far this most fruitful Of travel subjects Is
from Oein, exhausted,
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II B. BuRNs, Editor Of the Rushville Jackssnisn
is candidatsfo for Agent of State.
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FIRE IN ST.. LoUIs.-The soap and candle
factory Of Riggs &c Drering. st. Louis, was
totally destroyed by fire on Friday night last.
Loss 100000 Insured for $4,000.
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ITO CONSUMERS OF
p &c IA a, b. g.

DELlEvING that the public have become tired Of
ID purchasing Pickles In packages, holding In many
cases, City per cent less Than repfesaEtsd, tase
putting To. adiffion o. second size
jar, article which are ilbeilrg, : y an. Ohdef
wood q Co.'S Extra Pcklesr an are filling iniO full
sized jars which are stgby sianpeo IA he gass. vita
lhcr exact contents ouncss-lhgs enabling the
samer - verify their lrGth-
These Extra Pickles are put up Win every regard 70
toslye qualify and flavor and vii BE- sod n arly 70.
muneraungpnees.
we have made change In manner OF Goee-las
Pickles never having, rssorted any dc eferious
means 10 atizn this end. lBe Cider V.neglf vhiA
we use Is made from sound uis and l. entirely nee
from Vtroi aLy oter mneTal nc4d, which tbs
case with used ia brands Of English l.ctles
found in this country.
WILLIAM UNDERWOOD & Co.
q BFOac sireet, ESston, Hass.
n " An. p
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Of the Vigilance Cominiitee IN San Francisco. Her
narrative probably giyes The cearost and most
ished. declo 1wdd<w.
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THE GOLDEN BACON ;

THE GOLDEN DAOUN
Or, Up and Down the Irawaddi; being Passages OF
Adventure In the Barnula Empire. By an American.
l2ino. Cloth. illustrated Title Page. Price 81.
Inc author served as surgeon board
English armed steamer during the late Burmese
war, and this book giyes moot vivid ana pic
turesQue account q his remarkable adventures
The fact tiEt little i known OF The singular
Die OF Bermuah--the ssLsnd ofthe White Elephant.v
The - Tnorns Of the Golden Foot n-and The present
work Is the frst OF its kind A. and ccrious
field renders :" The Golden Dagon . peculiarly In
fereafing hook.
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II We are authorized 10 announce DR.. JONATHAN J
BARRETT, as candidate for the Chief Clerk of the
House of Representatives.
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To WHOLESALE
AND Country DRUeersrs.

AND COUNTRY DRUeGIsTs.
BARNES g. PARK,
No. 504 Broadway, n. Y, invite the sattsntion OF
close buyers their immense stock Of European and
American
PATENT MEDICINES.
The Most complete assortment in either hemisphere,
at and below propretors prices by the dozen, pack
age, or 100 gross.
BARNES & PARK, NY, Cincinnati and California
nov1l-3m-ddw. A. e. X.
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EeIX. EDWARDs. s. 90,
pUTKAM,s MONTHLY. ~

Az VhtU--'aIl N bnIOhN NAua1INts.I
The number OF January, 1851, commences nsw
volume. The character OF the Magazine j. wen
known tns the Publishers have oni. 20 thnt they
mean 70 relax no exefion 10 render Il constantly vor
,hieF OF public favor. Due regard win be had iowa
rety and popular enirainment. and while the Month
~ wiz e0ninue Its reaf survey Of public questions, Il
will not forget that SIC public expects amusement
well as irsrncion IN monthly magazine.
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NOTICE Is hereby given by me, the undersigned
that WILL on the 22nd day of January, 1857 offer
for sale at the late residence OF Elijah Mann deceased
in Franklin Tow nship, Marion County, Indiana, the
following property belonging TO said deceased to wit
Horses Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Wheat, Corn and Hay
sils with many other articles too tedious to mention
Twelve months credit will be given on all sums over
three dollars three dollars and under cash In hand
the purchaser giving note with approved security with
out any relief Whatever from the valuation Dec
2oth, ia56 ROBERT G. SWAILS, Administrator.
dec25 .w3w.
4 DMINlSTRATORS' NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
"a given that the undersigned has been this day ap
point Administrator Of the estate Elijah Manu. late
or Marion county, indiana. All persons having claims
against said estate will file the same in the Clerks Of
400, and those indebted to the estate will please Ike
immediate settlement. Said estate Is supposed TO be
solvent ROBERT G. SWAiLS Admir-
dec25w3w
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. = The undersigned
"A has his day been appointed Administrator on the
estate Of Henry r. West, late of Marion County, Ind
All persons having claims agaiI said estate, will find
them In the Clerks ONCE, and those indebted TO the
estate will please make immediate settlement
The estate is supposed to be iusolvent.
JOHN J. WRIGHT, Administrator.
dec2A-w3t- No.67 West Washington ST.
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or Coal is selling at so cents bushel at
Cincinnati and Madison.
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III We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
BUsErkK, Esq.,os candidate for Agent ofState.
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BROWNS GRAMMAR,
L1LfllOVLD- ~
BROWNS FIRST LINES or ksGslsH GRAMMAR
BROWNS INSTITUTES or ES6IisH GRAM1iAR
q, F0RTHE HIGHER CLASSES.

BROWNS FIRST LINES or ksGsisH GRAMMAR
FOR YOUNG LEARNERS.
BROWNS INSTITUTES or EN6IiSH GRAMMAR
FOR The HIGHER CLASSES.
THESE GranEne rs having been thoToughly revised
i by the Guth0r and pcblished n an Improved iorm
now oEsre 10 The n0oe Of tea-hers ard Others In
feresed II schools, with the conviction that hey are
The best text bcsis in tiis branch O. stedy eAat
$. y. BEiRi5N. classical teacher - Lxc, aud CON-
missioner Of Schools Coz Wesichesler coaus having
used Browns Gramnars uaIly ycers. fayf.
Tire definitions and rles rcictv caaci. me rfr-
adigns neatly arranged and the form cies explicit
and easy OF enunciatiOn. Method Is irkod feature
Of the book, (Firt Bnes,) and ne 10 - oidactics,
whstel er Il said, i said in the feves WORDS Pcssoes
principle Is never found eIsshHe viii prrc'ei there
due sequence in The parts ard al goes 10 makeup
shamonioas whole"
Browns Grammars are ofs class never cdie- Al
present OF unap proacable excellence and The biehes
responsible authonps we doubt II they caa ever b.
superseded, az least while language remains what
Is Tho IDetituics-' the authors intt rrcd1tc. or
academic Grammar torh nov. also fejEftIrico,
eAboraely polished and beautiful m is cxtellor. We
call the attention OF teachers and private learners 20
the work. especially Of those teachers who have the
cond1et of higher schools.' '
Published by 5. ). & W. WOOD. No. $50 Broadway,
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". B-Kdltcrs giving die above irssrtion in her
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EONfRASfthe tnts brought out ln Ne hair oy Ofis
~ tadoros matches rovifalfz.ng hAlk blb, ana
those prOdued hy thc apDicct1u c. tlc burning llco
ordinarily sold Hair Dres you see at once mai ne
co0Tis nEturalil 0ne case, unlatu N te o.her ma
the SIN ro reason is that Crist1doroE il tc only ic-
ration which, Is t Eart ghcueai cofn1iBaiion, oIe
rates on natural ln ullDle rflcipice. latc, koic,
and applied On no private rooms at CFIsIApoRo,s- .
Astor House. Broadway. New fOrk. Also Tor sale ~
The principal DEuggistsa Z Perfumers throughout ne
country l..,......
CLOSE 4 co. - b. .f~f 1pt@icrrT
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FIRST PREMIUM
GOLD MEDAL PA 0 F0RTES.
STEIN WAY & SO-IS,
fs1i

NFANUFA CTURERs, 81 Walker street, near broad
wi way. New York, invite public attention % their
newly improved Piano Fortes, with and without Iron
Frame pronounced superior 70 any other Instruments
now before The public, BY the most competent JUDGES
SeInway & Sen we're awarded three First Prize Med
las within the last year, In competition with the most
celebrated manufacturers OF Boston, New York, Pha
dephia aud Baltimore, for the best Piano Fortes.
Every Instrument warranted for three years, give
entire satisfaction, or The purchase money will be
funded. sep2odS<wly-k
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IL joan M. Lord, the present Agent of State. is
candidate for reelection to that position.
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cURTIss CFMpLETE WORKS.

COMPETING
Vol. /. NILE NOTES,
Vol. 2. THE HOWADJI IN SYRIA,
Vol. 3. LOTUS EATING,
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VOL s. PERUE AND I.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
A COUNTY MAP

A COUNTY MAP
OF THE REPUBLICS OF NORTH AMERICA.
" WITH THE ADJACENT COUNTIES AND
ISLANDS.
The work Il seven feet square and extends from
Ocean to Ocean, and South nearly Equator. N
is a Superior Copper Plate Engraving.
Hconiains dagueneolype views Of eight Of the prin.
cipa ctis In the United States 1t was made to super
ceae Coltons Monks and Mitchell's Maps,-but above
all thngsto sell. Agents South, making from $50
to $500, per month. above expenses.
None need apply under 25 years of age Clergymen.
School Teachers, and Business men preferred.
ID. G. & A. J. JOHNSON, my.
Publishers.
III Address with Stamp r. c. BRO WNING. In
dianapolis, Ind, General Agent for West and South
Office In p. o. Building.
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@ JAMES NJ. EsAoNs, OF Hendricks County is
candidate for DoOrKeeper ofthe House of Represen-
tatives or next Legislature.
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REAuTIFuL HOLIDAY JuYENILEs
deeIs-d&wlmo

r ooKING GLASSES
PICTURE FRAMES.
Phenix Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufac-
tory. H0RACE v. SIGLER.
Nos 3ss, 800 and se2 Greenwich-st Of Beach,
New York. (sept23-d6xwly-R
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STATE LIBRARIAN.

J.R, Brysniis candidate for me ofHce of State Ii
brarian noveG-s
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-08-16
Town Incorporation.

As can be seen by reference to advertisement
the ell, ction of Town officers will come off on
next Saturday the ed inst. As it is essential
to have good men, we hope that no man will re-
fuse to act as Town Trustee because there is
no pay attached to the Office. This Office is a
responsible ones, and unless good and efficient
men are elected the Incorporation of our town
will prove disgraceful curse to us.
Without wishing to dictate at all, we simply
mention the followin. names as suitable men
for the Offices attached
For MARsHAL,-Mes John Leary or j.
D. Patterson.
For TREAsrRER.-Wm. 0 Sleeper.
For AssEssoE,-T. II. TAYLOR.
For TRusTEEs.-O. BoNNEY, James Camp
bell, Sewel Knapp, Albert Leavitt and Joseph
Smith. The above names have been sng-
gcsted to us. and we believe every one of the
men to be good and efficient men. We howev-
er. have no preferences, and shall be satisfied
with any good men whom the people may
choose to elect.