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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-05-22

In aiiributing such valuable Medical properties 10 this
remedy, no rash or unwarrantable assertion is made,
but is simply stated a fact; proven undeniably and con
clusively the extraordinary cures, and benefits derived
from its use, under the direction Of It's illuslrious origin
atOr, DIR. HOofand, among all classes of European so
ciety and from the immense mass of testimony, from all
pIris of the American continent, accumulated during the
last ten years, in the hands Of the present proprietor
The prevalence of disease to VIII Cd the German Bitters
are adapted, IL is with sorrow W C say il, is almost uni
yer al, indeed there is scarcc'y family throughout the
whole extent OF our country ia which there cannot be
found among its members that rpctnliar sailor and IAN
guild appearance. dcnOting a diseased Liver, or an ema-
ciated and suffering D~yspeptc.
Then of what immense importance 10 this class of in
yalids, that n certain and reliable remedy, should be
placed within their reach, one in which no baneful OF
injurious drug enters into its compositions; a remedy on
which the patient can rely with the utmost confidence
and certainty and be assured from actual and tangible
proofs, that The article he is using really possesses the
virtues attributed 20 II. Such a remedy, is ''Hoodaad'
German BifterS." Thousands Of dollars have been ex-
pended i'm its manufacture and diffusion throughout all
parts Of this continent, and the proprietor feels the great
est satisfaction in stating, that there is no State, county
or even village where the Medicine has been introduced
that there cannot be found numbers, willing to testify Ia
its virtues. $685. ~
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch St., Phila
delphia, Pa.
For sale wholesale and retail by Druggists in all the
principal cities, and at retail by apOthccares and store
keepers in every town in the United States and Canada
oct
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NEW CoUNTERFEIr.-We have been shown
a counterfeit one dollar bill on the Bank Of
Kentucky, payable at Danville. 1t may be
easily detected by the fact hat the face OF
Clay at the top of the bill is not good and
too dark, and in the counterfeit there is &
dark shading around the letters in tho word
"Danville," while in the genuine there is nc
shading. The shading around the letters il
the line "The Bank of Kentucky" is also toC
heavy and dark. The bill is altogether rath-
or darker than the genuine and the paper bad
bat would deceive those who are not judges
-Gooomoo,nooHb
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-05-22

DIR. JAMES S. ATHoN. - We had the
pleasure Of shaking hands with this worthy
Democrat in our sanctum a few days since.
The Doctor is we'll and favorably known
in our community, having in an early Pc
Rod of his professional career hailed from
this place. The friendships formed at that
time still remain, and we hear numerous
citizens speaking in the most lattering
terms of his worth. As a Democrat, devo-
ted to the principles of his party aud the
good of his whole country, non can excel
the Doctor. He IS, we understand, favor
ably spoken Of in many portions of the
district, as a candidate for Congress, aud
should he be so fortunate as to receive the
nomination at the coming Congressional
Convention, there is no one in the I'd dis
trict, around whom the Democracy can
rally with more unanimity and hearty good
feeling than the Doctor.-Lerington Guard.
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Blank Book Mandatory.

nELZELL a. TYLER, would Inform the pub
i lie that they are still engs ged at tho old stand, a
East Washington street, in the mandatory of Blank
Books Of every description ,fofCounty Offices, Banks,
Railroad Companies, and in fact every description Of
blank work, aud Blanks, Stationery, DC, a.,
We have lately made extensive additionsto Ourstock
and machinery, which enables US to compete with any
Eastern establishments and insure the best Of mechaEi-
chine, with which we will page all books without extra
charge. We are thankful FOR past favors, and solicit
continuance Of patronage, ian / 56-6m
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-05-22

GWe gave an account in last weeks is
sue of the terrible explosion of a boiler at
Silcox's Mill, the immediate killing of the
proprietor Of the mill, j. l.. Silcox, Esq,
and one of his sons-and the severely wound
iEg of another son, and likewise the en-
gineer, both of whom have since died. The
mill was shattered almost tn atoms, aud
pieces thrown to a great distance. The fu-
neral OF Mr.. s. was attended by the Order OF
Odd Fellows, and a large c~oncourse of his
fellow citizens He leaves an interesting
family to mourn his less.-Se5y0iHe (Lad.)
Volunteer.
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The SOUND DUEs.-A Paris correspondent
OF a Brussels paper states that a dispatch
had been received which announced that the
Danish Government had consented to the
arrangements which had been offered by for.
eign Governments for the regulations of tho
Sound dnes.
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SWAMP .I.y-D 0p.E9PLOWED L.s.y-Ds
PUBLIC oTICE.


DORSUANT To the Instructions OF the Secretary o
i the Interior, public notice is hereby given, that, in
order TO bring 10 Il close the business under the act of
Congress, approved September %, 1850, entitled " An
act to enable the State of Arkansas, and other States,
to reclaim the Swamp Lands within their limits -
and ut the same time afford To parties who claim that
portions of the lands selected under said law are dry
and lit for cultivation, an opportunity TO introduce evil
objection be made within six months from the date here
Of will be certified and patented to the States.
Such objections as are contemplated by the above
must be made under oath, and fled with the Register
and Receiver of the proper Land Office for transmits
sion to the General Land Office. The necessary forms
for ahidavits are in the hands of said officers.
The following classes Of land ore exempt from objec-
ton, TO wit:
1t. Lands entered with cash, or located with military
bounty land warrants or scrip, after the passage Of the
act of 2Sth September, 1850, and prior to the passage OF
the act of cd March, lcJJ, "For the relief of purchas-
es and locators of swamp and overlooked lands"
81. Lands already patented TO the State under the
Swamp law.
In all cases where objection is raised, testimony must
DO taken before the Register and Receiver of the Land
Office, at such time, after the expiration of said six
months, as they may appoint, with the consent of the
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The lists Of swamp and overhowed lands are open 10
inspection during the regular business hours of the Land
Office.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this 2lst day of December, 1855.
THOS. a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the
Jan 10 WOW General Land Office.
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jan 10 WOW General Land Office.
n. NJ. TAYLOR. ,. 7. WRIGHT. wM. HADLE
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In BOOKS.

SChool q ks
THE SUI SCRIBERS KEEP CON-
i IN store a fun supply OF School Books
among which are the following:
Webster's Elementary and McGufhe's Eclectic Spell.
ing Books.
Indiana Raders-Ist, Cd, Sd, 4th, and 5th.
NcGufie's Eclectic Reader-lst, I'd, Sd, 4th, and 5th.
Rays, Perkins, Thomson's Talbott's Arithme-
tics
Pinneo's Browns, K~irkham',, mith's and Buffers
Grammars.
Smiths Primary in Quarto Biographies, and Geogra-
ply and Atlas.
MitcheI's Primary andint mediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas.
Olney's Geography and Atlas.
Smith $ Illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters and LOOMS Physiology.
Parker's, Comstoek's olmaead's and Gray's Philose
ply.
Comstock's, Hnniman's and Gray's Chemistry.
Webster's School, High School aud Unabridged Die.
tionarics. fa
Wizards, Wilson'S and Goodrich's United States Ills
tories.
Comstock's and Hitchcoek's Geology.
Parker's Aids to English Composition.
The foregoing books will DO sold at the very lowest
prices. WERDEN d CHAMBERLAIN,
sept lf-wu Sd doors East o iCapital House.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-05-22

0The Buchanan Democrats have on.
gagged the use of Wiswells hall for seyeral
days, including the period during which the
NatlonalC Convention will be in session at Gin,
cinnati. The hall is to be known as "Bucb.
snan Head Quarters" and Committees will
be there in constant attendance Cincinnati,
Com.
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III. =. zAFNnaE-S sale.

.DYvidac OF auut6l EUraloR "a Ia ! o. me di.
ID ructct fFou tsr Cleat = Ohio ~ the Us Circuit
Court far The 1<tEtof fnfafz4 Mi. ea the 2Nh
day % May, An ITi,heii eenf1e hoars Of 10 O'Clock
4. M..and8 O'Clock T. IT. az 80 -unr House door In
the ciy n lpdianap5is. Aads county. and Slate Of
Indiana, oaerf or sale u pubic suction. he rents and
profits Scr segeF Ee.s-n "a ~ te following read estate,
square nsiniercd nsy-ons 5t aiso. ne pndbided
one-hali Qilel $50. nuc. AZ, of -ltiot No pincy two
hundred ana Hl!-aEe, l5l al ~ sd property sit
\ late in The City 81 iniiluap1iis- Elr0h county and
I State of Indiana. ana upon niigEeto realize : su1icient
Tluce and IA manner nforrssid. offer ior sale the Zee
/ simple OF said aioEe described real estate. taken as The
property of The feisndanissttt @itoi 6corc W. Ar
| thur. against said Glsuianl. - w. Il. Hills. John
Burke, john Nooley. ana hlH.
u. jolly - ROBINSON.
apeawtd US. Marhai for DE Dist. OF Indiana
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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
March 1fn. 1886. 4

THE undersigned, In pursuance of an Act of the
J. General Assembly, approved March 3D., 1855. enii.
tied . An Act to provide a site, system Of government,
and plans for the erection Of a State House Of Refuge
for the correction and reformation Of juvenile offend.
ers,'' will receive proposals for an eligible site from any
part Of the State, for said House Of Refuge. The lot Of
ground offered, il accepted and purchased by the State
" not TO contain less than fifty nor more than one hmm
dred acres-such ground TO be not less than three miles
distant from any town or city, and MOTTO exceed In price
forty dollars per acre.
They will also consider any propositions for the dona
ton Of lands, moneys, or materials from any county Of
cifizen-the object contemplated by said Act being u
make such a selection as will I" combine economy TO tbs
State, c~heapness OF living, facility Of access, and near
ness 20 the center Of population"
Proposals will be received at this place, by the under
signed until the 4th day of July next.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor.
W. X. NOFStNGER, Treas'r OF State.
CALEB MILLS, Sup't of Pub rnst'n-
maj ( dihrGf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-05-22

OF Michael Ryan was convicted of man
slaughter last week, in the Brackcn Circuit
Court, for killing his brother-in-law, Patrick
Wood, and sentenced to five years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary. The principle wit
ness against him was his little son, a well-ed-
ucated and intelligent youth of about IL
years of age. The poor little fellow she'd
tears copiously while relating the particulars
of the affray.-MaysviMe Erp.
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STOVES ST0vESI STOVES !
n. a A. w. McOUAT,s
Stove, Coal Crate and Tin Ware

ESTA Bills MI
THE Subscribers. thankful for the very liberal g.
il patronage heretofore extended To them, by [sEl
the citizens Of indianapolis, and the public gen-ez
orally, take Ibis occasion 10 say, that they are y =
In receipt OF the largest and best assorted stock Of
STOVES AND OOAL CRATES,
Ever offered by them in this market, which they will sell
for cash, at the very smallest living prices, and they hope
By fair dealing with all and strict attention TO business
10 merit and receive a continuance Of the same.
They also keep constantly on hand Copper, Brass and
Porcelain Kettles, Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
Castings Of every variety, including Smoothing lrons
sugar Kettles, &C, DC, and all kind Of House Trim
mings and Rooings, and Tin and Sheet Iron Job Work
done n order, with neatness and dispatch.
Also, a fine and assorted lot Of
Russia Iron Albright Parlor stoves,
OF their own manufacture, warranted otinieriort TO any
IN this market.
Also, an assortment or RICHMOND PLoUGHs, al
ways on hand and for sale cheap for cash.
A superior article OF
Agricultural Kettles ~ Straw Cutters.
lPEvcH article sold by us warranted.
those in want Of any thing In our line will do wei u
give Us a call before purchasing, as we think wecan onci
irrcsitable Inducements TO purchase your Stoves and
other articles, in our line Of trade, from Us
sen 7dfy X. La A. w. MCoUAT.
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ASYLUM FOR THE AFFLICTED.
AND
School to Teach the Art Divine of

Ill j. U.
nRoFEsSORs A. CURTIS, Of Cincinnati, o., and !.
1 KEFIY. Of indianapolis, Indiana, viii open GA
The sth daV OF ApriI. 1856. 10 continue for fifteen days.ut
proe.ssor Kcely's rooms, No. - Meridian street, In
disnanolis. opposite the Post Office an Asylum ior the
,,eatm,eut Of the worst ferns Of Disease 10 which The
human family are subject, especially those generally
considered incurablc, to-wu: Deafness bindnes--hheu
walism. Gout, Dyspepsia, Piles, Fisluia ~ Ano' Ton
snnn,ion. Tnmors, Cancers, and especially the mo~t
,rnrtiesoInc forms Of disease peculiar 10 Fcmalcs--
pnhlic Lectures will be delivered during The cou Sc in
asieh Professor Curtis will exhibit and illustrate The
~cnerI Anatomy and Physiology OF the human body,
and demonstrate the true pfinciplcs OF me science OF
IJie. Physical and metaphysical.
p,os.ss,r Keelv will exhibtl in his uncquallcd style
aud move tho wonders of Mental Electricity and 10
unlimited power over disease
NJ propose 70 eorsuct together and separately these
c~rerinents and instructions in Indianapolis, tiicin-
- .ra other tlacoS, until We tx the standard of
--S.,,iac truth and unfur the Banner 81 Hops 10 the
niiIions Of helpless sufferers. and impress the mind y
the masses with the scientific principles and practical
rs of oursystem Of Pneuoe-he general pnuclics ~
,.hirh NAV be easily obtained and successfully raciscd
.0.r attending from , IL ; Lectures II J. UNNECESSARY
t,tf,v the trumpet Of our fame. IL - a par 81 The
history OF The West that Professors curtis and hecls
bsys restored 10 health and happiness thousands 81
homeless invalids on whom the combined skill OF hcdi-
c.fprn,essors OF all The different Schools have utterly
failed. .An.
,i,e-r removing ali doubts - 10 the truths OF our slate
ments. What we have done, We can and VIII do
again. IN
not De found wanting.
o1r terms will be fcly maize known nj our Public
lectures. and will be 80 moderate as not o. debar an.
fr5m the benefit o. our treatment
Direct To DIR. l. l. kEELY, Indianapolis, Indiana, Post
ONCE Box 1903, giving your name, fest Once. County
and staie. PEoFEssOEs SohiAS NELL
ma2g-dNvu
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CuRNEY e.. MAYHEw) April Term, 1856.
rs. PEuuoS FOR DUoRcT
ErrsnA MAYBE

ILNT
IN MARION CIRCUIT COURT-Be il known that on
Il this 2lst day Of March, a. ID. lS56, the tbove-name,
plaintiff filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Marion
Circuit Court her petition for divorce against the SAT,
defendant, Eli -ha G. Mayhem, together with an AFFIDAVIT
that said defendant is nOta resident Of the state of IN
diana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby notified Ofthe Giiu.
and pendency OF said complaint against him. and tha
unless he appear aud answer or demur thereto az TN
calling OF said cause, on tho second day OF the mex
term Of said Court, TO be begun and held at the Cour
House, i'm the city OF indianapolis. on the first Mouda,
Of April, A. d.. ls56, said complaint, and the matter ans
things therein contained, will he heard and determine,
in his absence. WIN. STEWART, Clerk
BY JoHS Z. NEW, Deputy.
WalPOle and Ferguson plaintiffs AttOrnics.
uarSeiINwlt
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LET US REASON TOGETHER
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WE l C

TT has been the lot of the human race TO be weighed
i down by disease and suffering. Holloway's Pills are
specially adapted 10 the relief Of the Weak, the Ner-
vous, the Delicate, and the lnfrm, Of all clinics, ages,
sexes, and constitutions. Professor Holloway person
ally superintepds the manufacture Of his medicines In
the United States, and offers them 10 a free and enlight-
e.ed people, as the best remedy the world ever saw for
the removal of disease,
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Louisville Agricultural Works.

KENTUCKY JOHN AND COR MILL.
II is well known that there is great economy In crush
i ing or grinding the kernels of all grain before feed
ing il to stock, and that there Is much nutriment in the
cob when properly broken or ground. And the only
reason that mills arranged 10 produce these desired re-
suits have not been more generally introduced among
planters and farmers, has been their complex arrange
ment and high cost.
In the Kentucky Corn and Cob Mil, Of which the
abovei is an accurate engraving, we claim To have pro-
duced a machine at once efficient, substantial and cheap,
while lis arrangement is so simple that tho most ordi-
nary hand can adjust and operate ii. This machine,
unlike any other. Is regulated by means OF a single set
screw. which is easily moved by hand, and is applied
directly under tho center OF the mill
ANY one using these Mills viii find a clear saving Of
ONE QUARTER OF their corn over the old plan of feeding
We warrant our Mills 20 give entire satisfaction
Purchasers may use them for thirty days, and, If not sat
is1ed, can return them and get their money.
They will grind Corn and Cob rs fine as desired, a
the following rate, per hour, with one horse:
No. I, 10 S bushels per hour, weight $50 pounds
Price sos. No. 9, g TO s bushels per hour, weight 4G
pounds; Price $50.
The above pricesincludc tho complete Mill roady Il
hitch to without any further expense, and can be set In
operationln five minutes time.
Orders promptly executed, and liberal discount made
TO Dealers. MILLER, * CO.,
EuE Manufacturers of Farming
jan 20 w3m ia Implements and Machines.
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Motto r. hereby -ircl, iiltn 1 order Of the Court
" Of Common Ple1s of te county Of Nanon. WI.
on SATURDAY, the liih day II june is56. a. the Pal
ner House corner. iu the cs of indianapolis. sell AZ
aicd In Marion county, State o. Indiana. knoxn a. the
property ~ NcNn,a1Afsf. lac ~ prehlo coaniy. Ohio.
deceased, iowa tEe r1utl-eal aid Eouth-wcsi frac-
tionai gaaftlr ~ seetion tUeniy-eieet containing one
hundred and eEhiacres au1 6ritV ofan acre, in town
ship number -, north ofllnEe numbcr TIRE. IN the
said township. all. .r uM 49,
The sameto d. sofl sai5ea b ihe widows rights
therein, and on uclS1c aglerps. rpsv1ir 0nethhrd
Of the purrhase-mele e.4l ID hand; one1hid IN sx
sale. ~ "
. To Dc sold fornofr sm a. two-tiirds the appraised
yalue-thg purchaser A gpe pgss ier delcTrtc pay
mcnts with approved frcehold security. waving re-
course % FauuUonorETardseoiur h~r.rEr 4
JtkkS -. IchERN1N, Admipisirai0r.
Nay n, is55-s5w 80
TAXI Noricr-nc Wi4oa- iris-,e ii Ire sid real
eetatr wHl ID. sid 81 smn.taU.r ..I rIaco. ana m he
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CHAIR AND FURNITURE


Dl r. HUEY.-In this establishment we aim at
ID nothing short Of manufacturing
CHAIRS AND FURNITURE
of almost every variety for the State of Indiana and
portions OF Illinois. FOrty-niDe hands arc now in con-
start employ, and the number will be increased. To
accomplish this, two things are obviously necessary -
First, make up work for durability, with variety and
beauty and, second, sell as low as can be had either
North or East.
Come one, come all. Look and judgef for yourselves.
indianapolis, March 21-dIw-w3m eSs
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Notice to Bridge Builders.


MARCH TERNi A.. j. 1856, OF the Beard of Com
MI missioners Of FRANKLIN county, Indiana.
"WHrREAs, il Is the opinion Of the Board that the
erection OF good and substantial bridges across the riv-
ers in this county, at suitable places, would add greatly
TO the convenience Of her citizens. and The value of her
property
.wIERkAs, it is believed that n bridge at Laurel, one
across the East Fork, and one across the Western Fork
OF the White Water River at BrOokville, one at or near
Fairfield, one at or near Cedar Grove, and one at or az
near New Trenton, as practicable, so that they would
accommodate all parts and portions Of the country:
"AND, WHEREAS, all these bridges can be erected by
the county, within the next three years, without at all
increasing the present rate OF taxation.
ssTherenpon II is ordered, That public notice be given
by the Auditor of the county, six weeks excessively,
through the Franklin Weekly Democrat and the lndi-
ana American. in the town OF BrOOkyille also, the
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, and state sentinel, (week-
I), published nj indianapolis, and posted notices there
OF through the county, that written proposals viii be
received by the Board until the first Monday OF June,
A. ID. 1855, for tho erection OF said bridges at said sew
eraI points, 10 be finished b. the first day OF November,
A. ID. 1851, on the most approved plan, taking Into con-
siiertiOn durability and cheaPness. To be paid for as
fnIIcws. t.-wit: Onethird on the first day Of January,
A. n. lS57; one-Hird on the first day Of January, Il. ID.
Is5S: and one-third on the first day Of January A. ID.
$50. BY order Of the Board.
JOIIN II. QUICK. 4. +. CT
Auditors Office, BroOkvillc, Ind. Lmar26-w6w