Randolph County Journal, Volume 2, Number 29, Winchester, Randolph County, 21 July 1859 — Page 4

On Uniting Pork nnd iti l'c n rool. Wc have a lcngtliy essay on tliii nljcct from Mr. J. VT. KIßcM, but have not troon to give it entire, anl therefore present an epitome: The opinion in cx presset! th.it hogt arc2 generally clbcave!; iiot acutely, lut ."uljeet to chronic disorder which nre only ende'd hy the knif? of the

hutchcr. TulrculatC'l tin l ulcerate lj livers anl lung, and congested and lymphatic gland arc found in the i-cmi-vtild hog which fatten it the f.)rcti of the West nnd South, well ai in those which are confined in a ?pcc jut large enough to eat, stand, nnI ilvp in, and comi-clled to breathe the exhalation of concentrated inaiinrci which it is their business to compost and manufacture. The hog is naturally of scrofulous constitution, and his diseased meat l?cin; eaten, is Irouglit into clo.sc contact and intimate conjunction with fluids and solids of the htlrnan body, and thus impart scrofula, showing itself in obstruction", indurations, enlargements, tumors, tubercles, eruptions, ulcers and cancers. Mr. ItalficM thinks the tendency of

the swine to scrofula may be accounted for thus: Life in warm-blooded animals ii sustained by a supply of heat-producing material taken as food, such as oil, lard, fat, or it equivalent in various forms. When more tuch food is taken than is necessary to supply the immediate wants of the system, tlx? srcrplns is stored in the cellular membrane in different parts of the body, ready to bo ued when needed to make up any deficiency of food. The fat, thus dcpoMted, in time becomes rancid, and is then absorbed into the circulation to make room for froh depositee, and if thcre is already supplied to the lungs a sufficient an-.uunt of matter through the food to keep up the necessary combustions, this- fvAty substance remains in the bIr,!V nnpurified, and gives rise to

svrofubus disease in various forms. 7 7 iv hog is particularly liable to this iTiffteu.ty, lceausj his food is mostly sfarcTr, saccharine, and oily, rather than nitr(genoiiM; fat-making rather than flesh-making. Again his habits and mode of life teud to impede the a igorous exercise of the lungs whose nflicc it is to purify the blood. He lives frequently in a very impure atinos?)here, and als bv nlmot eontinnal rooting, excludes a free supply tf nir from the lungs. His filthy habits aho impede the egress of offensive secretions from the skin, and increase a tendency to lymphatic and phlegmatic diseases. Mr. 11. thinks that these peculiarities of swine wore intended to subserve the purpose of rapid propagation of the species; for which swine arc rcmarkabb. During the process of gestation and nursiii', the excess of food goes for the growth of the young, instead of being deposited in the form of fat, thus preventing the difficulties already referred to. He says it has been observed that scrofulous nnd consumptive persons enjoy apparently improved health during pregnancy from this fact. Hence he concludes that the proper way to prevent the supposed delciciious effects of eating pork, is to kill the young porkers for the table before thev arrive at the age when

their food adds to their fat instead of

increasing the general growth. He thinks the superabundant food of one sow, in the .shape of eight or ten pigs, is greater in quantity and better in quality, than in the form of that one sow fatted and overgrown; and hence more profitable. He advises to commence with on sow of the finest breed, pregnant with her first litter, which will be at the time of the commencement of excessive nutrition; to save all the sow pigs and one boar for breeders, and to make roasters of the rest, before the males are old enough to have a rank taste, thus avoiding castration; and to continue thus, until the herd is suftitiently large. In conclusion Mr. U., after adverting to tho superiority of young porkr.s to tho overgrown animals in an at.Vtie point of view, (the little fellows being not without a eeitain style of beauty,) concludes w ith the opinion, that the largo fattened animal is tit only for stearins candles and lard oil, and that is the littlo-pig. fro from disease, fat, fair, rich, tender and delicate, that is fit to bo eaten. Amor. Agriculturist. Sow Turnip. Some fanners ha talked and written against turnips for stock, and justly so, if their own experience were the ted. Cattle or other animals fed almost exclusively on tuinips, for weeks together, will not thrive well. Hut there is no doubt that a moderate feeding of turnips with dry fodder is Ktter than dry feed alone. livery keeper of live stock should raise some turnips. They can s grown at little cot. Kvery one can atthis season find some ground that may be devoted to their culture. The seed may be sown hi any time this month (July). Where ft drill-sower is not at hau l, and ii t rot convenient to harrow or ilig it in, the seed may be sown broadcast upon the surface. A large part of it will generally take root, even if left uncovered. Wo intend to go over our own corn and potatoes, and through the vegetable garden, this li mih, with a dUh of turnip ico-1 an 1

a rake or hoc in hand, and where ever there is a square foot not certain to be needed by plants already growing, the seed will be seatteied, and raked into the surface a little. It will be sown between the rows of the earlier varieties of corn, and that to be cut np for fodder; also among eaily potatoes, between the rows of peas in th garden, etc. in short, wherever a single rtirnip can have room to develop itself, even late in Autumn, there a few seeds will be left the superfluous plants to be removed when they crowd

each other. In this way we hall get a good supply at very little cost. They will probably be stored in the cellar, or in covered heap, at less than 10 cents per bushel. Having seed, we sow the Long White French variety exc'u-ivcly, but almost any variety may be sown up to the close of July the eailier the better for ruta bagas. Amor. Aricultuiist. Sow n Iatch of Iluck wlicnt. There are many fields which from failure of the com, or delay in Spring plowing, arc lying comparatively idle. The grass is nearly run out, and this

tle, dock, snap-dragon and other foul weeds arc disputing for the vacant daces. Although the labors of the present month are pressing, these patches should not be neglectd, especially when there is a prospect that all the grain we can raise this season will bo wanted at good prices. Fvcn if these anticipations should not be realized, a good crop of buckwheat will

greatly help to fill the light bide of

the farm balance sheet. If sown during the first two weeks of the present month (duly) there will be a good chance for it to fill during the cool weather in September. Where there are swale" ordinarily too wet to plow for corn in the Spring, cropping with buckwheat will often be found e good preparation for seed

ing down with Winter rye after the

.Summer crop is harvested. Ibid.

icu' Saddler Shop, Xo,Vi (f the Clerk's Oßcc, WINCIir.STKR. IND.

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KFLF n h md ami am rfj ir! to fur-ni-h, on the tcrv hottest notice, anv

my article in the

! Sail dl rrv V Harm Iiiir

Fron my acini iutance with the wants of tlii community, and my etpcrit. nee in the Imjmiic.s t which I rail tour attention, I am poititc I ran suit my cu-tonters, lth at to ijuaUty ninl jr?ce. ! hall lcry on h:md f:ne :ic-tm nN of S!e and 1'j-jh.t Lt-utlo r, and will at all time pay the

Jl'fjlicst Cash Price for Jlltes.

Call and examine for our.- In .-'.

FA It Mi: US, UDAU T 1 1 IS. 4iThc rarmrr'n own Paper."

DENTISTRY

I low Kindiiexs Saved II im.

It is easy to ruin, and easy to ave

a young man. One of the leading

brokers of New York had a young

man in his employ. The vast amount of money in his hands was a great

temptation to him. Small sums were

missed day after day; one quarter, then fiftv cents, then one dollar, then two dollars, were missed. He was charged with the peculation. The broker showed him how he could dc

tect tho abstraction of the smallest

sum of money; the young man stam

mered and confessed. Now, said the

broker, I shall not discharge, I shall

not dishonor you. I intend to keep

you and make a man of you. You will be a vagabond if you go along in

this way. Now let me se no more of

this, lie went to his work. He did

not disappoint the confidence, lie did

honor to his employer. And the other

dav he was inducted into one of our

banks in an honorable position, and his employer became his bondsman

to the nmrunt of 10,000. Had he

conducted as some would have done,

sent the boy away and proclaimed his

dishonor, perhaps he would havo end

cd his days in State's Prison, and

been sent to the tomb in the garb of

a convict. Hut one voting man was rescued from ruin who had been placed

amid tho temptations of money, and

for a moment was overcome.

itt" An experienced lloriculturist savs of dahlias: "The watering should

be efiectual, and no oltener than is an

solutelv necessary; it should be done

after the sun is down, and all over the

foliige, as well as all over the piece of

ground they occupy, soaking it as completely as if it were a heavy rain,

and not repeating it afterwards lor

days. The plan of watering at the

root of the plant and nowhere else, is altogther bad; it leads to sudden

alternations of wet and dry, causes insects to be more abundant, and in a verv drv season gives a check which

the plant feels the whole season, or at

least till the Jonger and more oewy nights of Autumn come to their aid.

"Patrick, the widow Maloney

tells nie that von have stolen one of

her finest togs. Is that mi?" "Yis,

ver honor." "What have von done

with it?" "Killed it and ate it, ycr honor." "Oil. Patrick! Patrick!

When von are brought face to face

with the w idow Maloney and her pig, on thi judgment day, what account ..it i ' .1 i . i.. :.... it.. ii. ..f.)

will you ie iH'ic n J4ie im iiiu turn. "Iid you sav the pig would be then,

ver riverenee?" "To be sure I did."

"Weil, then, vor riverenee, I'll say,

Mrs. Maloney, there's your pig."

there is m.mv a sermon, savs

IWcher, that has altogether too much

ornamentation for good. If 1 reod

led right, there is never an urchin

that is to Ih? whipped w ho would not

prefer that all the leaves be left on

the stick. Iot those who have expe

rienee know that if you want to make

the child tingl?, you must sdtip till the leaves. A showman giving entertainments in Lafayette, Ind., was offered by (me man a bushel of corn ff admission. The tn ituger derlined ;t saying that all the ni'Miihers of his cmpany had been corned for the Iat week. . "What do you think cf the newsewing machine?" inquired a gentleman td' his friend, who was somewhat of a wag. "Oh," replied the punster, "I consider it a capital utake shift." .- There is a secret trder in Hudson, Wisconsin, styled th; I. . of (5. W. Independent Order of Grass Widowers. - - The Chicago Press and Tiibune e.-dimate the population of that citv at J 13, WO.

THE GENESEE FARMER,

A MONTHLY JOlRNAI. OK

AtJKICrilUKi: k IIOKTllTI.TUKK.

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)Unidm:i for Twentt-Ki;iit Yea lis in one of the finest vlo:it aii'l fruit

ectKpj of Am rica, il lia.s attained an uti-

rivalnl circulation, ninl has aMe ami xj-c-rienced correspondents in ev n State of the

Luton and in the I'riti-di 1 rfvin. s. H ich volume cont.tim Tiiui:k IIc.vrni:ii am l'ii;iiTr-Kot Pa.K4, and i profudy

illti-tiMtcii w ith esp n-ivc wood cut.-". It is

suit to any address lor rii'TY ci:mts a vr.Ait! In order to introduce the Farmf.r into

districts where it h.n few readers, w e w ill

take sufi-criptioiM to the current half volume (July to DereiiihiT inclusive) at the follow iur rates: Single miIsci ihers, ct.; five copie.j for !C1,aiid a copy of our U-.uiti-fnl t25-ceut hook, the Rural Annual and Horticultural Directory, prepaid ly mail, to the person ettin' up thecluh; eiht copies for Sit .VI, and a Kuril Annual, prepaid ly mail, to the person jre'tin up the club; sixteen copies for .s;1, and a Rural Annual and an extra copy of the Fanner for a year, or two for the h lf volume, to the person cttinir up the cluli. ' We also oiUr a liberal li-t f i E'rciiiium a.- a still greater iihlucemeitt to form dub. Full particulars w ill be found in the paper, and everyone i:iter sted in the culture of the soil invited to send for a copy, and, if pleated with the paper, to act as a;:cnt. Spejino n copies sent vnr.K to all applicants.

Address

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JOSI'PII TIAItltIS, lYlJLISHKIt AM PKorniKTOR, Roche.ter, . Y.

WALL FAFESL De.'inuM of bestowing ese-ial attention upon this depart incut of trade, 1 hive added to the lar'e variety previously on hand, the entire stock of Curtain S:ifiri:i!, viv. nclonin' to KFSSFLIj w RKt). The selection of Patterns, Holders, rtc, Can not tail to please, while the PKlCliS Are well eo ne and see. W.U. 15. S.TIITSI, Xo. H Miiln ist., Uichmond. lad mav 1?, s.V)

JI.AV. FOSDICK. RKSITXTFl'LLY antiounres m the I.idit and (Miitlrmeti of Wineh--tr and icinity, thai he has Le ited in the place an lej t tied an Otlue iu Monks' building. Im.vi" lliatt Store, cm Franklin tttect, l.t re he may be consulted f r all oj rati'.n on the Terlh, ?ih a Cleaning, Filling arid F.vtractini:. Al-o, inc rtinj: Artili'id Tet!i on Cold, Silur; 1'latii.a (r (Jutta Fercha, in any number required from o-.ie to an entire set, rompb to, in the int approve! ftle. C rn etintr irregularities in Childrt n's t c th. F.irticular attnti"!i will bepiiltoall i!is(a.-is of t!ie mouth. All op ration- n arrante!. Chloroform adminitird wion lieees.-ary. Fxaininations and adic'iven fri e o c harge. Mr. Fo-dick

will call at private residence by n-!ict. Having had oine ten year's practice in Ibnlislrv. he I'eeU eonfi!ent in assuring the

j'tiblic that lie enabled to ;ic entire at-

i-l action in n I respects. N. H. Oilier hours from o'clock A. M.

to 1 o'clock F. M. of each dav. ni.iv I J

MARBLE WORKS.

LIGHT! LIGHT!

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vrArroui to., IKAI.KUS IN American and Kalian Marble! 1 ehester, Ind., R'AVF. ju-t received a larire nnd well assorted stock of MA Kill. FM and are pre pared to fiirni-h all kinds of t Iravc-tones and .Monuments, on sdiort notiee. Also, Marble Hureau, Counter and Table Tops. Work done in the latest and neatest st le, by xperienced workmen. N. V. F.inhlciu.4 of all secret, orders neatly executed. mivPJ ';!. i x iT7v a

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isctnr, ) Complaint to s. ijuiet title to Wysonp, et al. ) real estate.

.State of Indiana. Randolph t'oiinty. In ihr HmiJit.h Circitif Court,

cpt ember Term, 1 53!.

David Wysoiifr,

Valentine

IT appearing by afti davit filed, that Yaluitine Wyson, the unknown heirn of Stephen Wyson', Charles W.oi:r, the unknown heirs of John Wysonvr, the unknown heirs of Jacob Wyson', Henry Wtson;,', Valentine Wyson, uukuowii danuhltrs of Jacob Vv.oii;', Ota Wyson', Pclilali Rowi rs, Jeminn Wagoner, laid Wvmiii', Joseph W vson, John W vsoi, Folly Thomas, Katharine Ibdloway, Clements Oy ler, Sigbert (vier, John tKlcr, Valentine Ovler, Nancy , and F.Iiz abetli , daughters of l)li.abctli Oyler, whose other names are unkiiovMi, llenrv Wv-oti-', and Lewis Wvson, are necessary pailic to the abovenamed complaint, and that they are mt residents of the State of Indiana; they and each of them is hereby notilied of the pendency of said complaint, and that unless they answer the same on or before the second day of the next term of Miid court, to be Imidi n at the court house in ami for said county on the second Monday in September next, the said complaint w ill be taken as true and decried aceordinlv.

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Jr.n. Smith. f .... ,,,r M.Wo-. Aw J lurIlur-

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ROBBINS & POMEROY, PFAI.FRS IN BOOTS AN J) SHOES, no. öi, iT viti. ntki:i;t,

John V. HoMin, K ilph M. I'omorny, I Sronm-I I,. H'M'in, i m n. n a h j, Jamri 1. foincroy. J

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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. .1 llfurrnlrut lnfilii(inii istaflihrt fy FprrI'll llwlntrviriit , for the lii lirf itf tir ick ami l)ilrrrtf, tifjHctcit irith trill: lit and V,fi dnn ic Dinrrisra. riMU) HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in I view of the aw ful d(truction of hunt m life caused by Se xual di-eaM -, and the deceptions practiced u;wu the unfortunate victims of .uch diseases by Quack, se ral year. atro directed their Consulting Sur e-oti, as a I'll vrit ri.K AT worlliy ! the ir u amc, to o; en a Dispensary for the tieatment eO' this class ef eliseases, in all the ir form, and to pve Mr.iic.i. Anier. tin axis to all w Ivo apply by let t e r, w ith a dc-cript ion of the ir condition, (are, en-e-upation, habits of life, e tc.) and in e as'if extreme pove rty, to Fl'RMSH MCI'ICIM.H Fkvk eK Cm VIH.K. It is needle ss to add lint the Association conimaiid the iiihet Medical kill of the :ij;e, and will furuisli the mot approcd inodtrn treatment. The Directors of the A j,m iatioii, in their Annual Report upon the1 treat im nt ot Sexual Di-eiscs, e xpress ih hihcl satifictiou with the .ueeess which has atte nded the laleors of their Surgeon in the' cure of Spe rm itoriluca. Seminal Weakness, ( lonori ho-a, Ol eel, Sv phi lis, the v iee M' ii.ini.-iii r SedfAbuse, Disc aes f t!ie Kidneys ami Il'add r, e le., and r 1 r a continuance f the me plan foj- the e u-uini; ear. The Direct. us, on a tcie w of the pa-t' feel as-oued that tlo ir 1 cIhms in this spheie1 )f bcnei o'ent e ll'ort h e be e II ed' jrreat be Ii e-fit to the atHicte-d, esj-e-ially l lli onm, and tltey haie resolved to dete themselves, with re-newe-d zeal, l this vny important and Pliichl'spise'd c lUSC. An admiri'de Re-jNrt en Sperm t'rrhoa, or Se min el Wc iknc-s the icr cf t uatii-m, .Masturbation, or S If-Abuse, and oth r elii ef the Se-xu el organs, ly the Consulting Surgeon, will be entbv in til (in a sealed envelop'), F:k fr Cif.k;r. on re e-e-ipt e.f Th ii Sr.Mis for post ie. Othe r repirt and Tracts on the nature and trcatme nl e4 Se xii il diea-i.-s, die t, e tc., ate e-iuisianlly beinjr publidied lor jrrttuitoiH distribution, and ill be sent to the afflicted. Some ed' thenew r nudie s undine thods of treatment di.--covere J during the last year, are of peat v alue. Aldre-. for Rrjrt or treatment, Dr. J. s'kh I IX o'i t.HTON, Actiir Surccon. Ilowarl As.oeiatioii, No. 'J S"ul!i Nintli Street, rhilidelphi i. Vi. 1 1 v orde r d the Director. F.ZRA D. UFA RTW F.I. I.. President. t;i;o. FAIRCUII.D, Secretary m i'JGIv

V01(s V rOJIKKOY, Ini-rt rs and whole. -ab dcale rs in FtiRFK'.N AND DOM tv TIC XI A IX Ü w A. rt u,

IVO. j Jltxivs IIoiim, l.Ml VNAI'OiaS, hllllN.l. VILLARD & STOWELL, ? F.I'.P the large st and best assortment IV d" PIANO FÖRTHS in the State, includiiii; all styles, from the Plain Septan, to the (Irand Piano. Also, Melodious, (luitars, Violins, Flutes, Flutiuos, Drums, Files, etc., etc.; Sheet Music, Music Rooks, and all kinds of Musical .Merchandise. ITi) Priced as low a.s any house cast or xv est. livery Instrument fully Warranted. N. R. Vtih pure ha-e-rs can buy ehraprr at the Indiana Music Store, than any oilier place in the west. Please call and see. Z"ri" Instrume nts tuned and repaired, nu II. I. ARD STO WF.I.T.. Cr IR, O O IE IR, A N I) PROVISION STORE. Sakery Stand, . side of quare, WlNTIir.STF.P., Ixp. A new & well-selected stock of BREAD, CAKES, PIES, &C, Trovisions oi kinds, 'oiilVclionrrics, etc. Mv slot k will be sohl verv low for Cash or Oountv Orders, and all kinds .f COUNTRY PROliFCP. will be taken in exc hange for (JKOCI'.RIF.S at the highest, marke t price, liiavl. JOM.V ICONS. AN IM WENSE :ST0CK0F

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CLOCK. WÄTCJIIiS. Jewelry A IV!) FAACV ssH)IIS, JEWELRY STORE, South side Publie- Spiare, Winchester. VMONO his Col l and Silve r, Duplex, Cylinder F.eap-inent , I'nIi.-h ami Swiss Watt lies, ma v be found the AMERICAN VATCHES. These Watches are made, "out and out," in America, an I arc; guaranteed to be reliable Time Kee pe rs. I have sold a number both in town and eotintrv, and all run w ell. CAMEO JEWELRY,

tjold Stone, Mosaic, Mourning, Cornelian,

Carnct, Jet and Cluster, et in Rreast I'ins;

w o o

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F.ar & Finder Rinrs, (!old and Cor.il Wristlets, Cold Pe ns and Sil e r hohle rs; I.l and Ve st Chains, Shirt Sfud, Ladies' Cold N. ck Chains: Tootl Picks, ( I und Hooks: (bdd.

Silve-r and Wooden Piaieih.; Shawl Pins, f. lilie s ll.tskets. Toy Watc hes, and Sealing Wax; Pape r, Ink and I'm elope s; Slate Pencils, and Ste el l ns; Razors, Strops and Jshavin boxes; tJun Caps, Amber Class, and Wax Reads; India Rubber ami Tin Rattles; D.dN. T..bacco and Snnll P. .es; Soap, (tilt Molding for Pie lure Frames; SILVER SPOONS,

l lr R. PIF.KCi; ha ju,t receiud a f f lar;e assortment vi the New Coal Oil I.amp, entirely dilTe rent from iho-r first intro!ureel, w hie h are w an ante d i;ot to tin ke or ll.re up l.e n canicl nl-oist. AIo, the new Coal Oil nlway? on hand bv whole sale or re tail, d cide dlv the e he ap-

e-t, ebauc.-t and safest Iii: lit ever dis-

cove reil. Cot while btsriiini not to exceed Half a

Ce nt Je r hour.

J u-1 the thin for the sick room, a they i-ui be turned !on a to us to burn with a faint li-hl all ni-ht. Call an I ntc t'-iciu burn at inv store, may l-J VI Kialit at Iloinv.

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I.'. Piail rtitef, Cine u.r.tf-,(

Knive and Forks, (Icrm.ni and Silver Spectac lcs. Spy Clashe s, ( loi:-le s, Fi-!i Hooks and Line-; Rujruie-s, Rird Ca:es, Powder F;a-ks and Shot IVuclie ; POHTMOISTIES,

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Po.ket j:..,Vs, Rnker.s' Wallets, Ready Refeae nee Fib's: Poc ket Knives, Scissors. Needles and Thimbles; Cents' WalkinCelles, K,-y Rittes, Hair R'nisiies; I'oeket, I'ull", Side-, Neck. Fine and Tuc k Comb-; J.udics' Mca.-utin- Tapes;

M l:,"", fetiW Thirty

K A

'.St. J

IA V, Hour,

AND

On hand and f T sale cheap. llliiüiic! ilFiUfsic: TViv-A tluittr, 'iol',p, Ranjors, r-.MV-S Flutes, Fla-e.de t". Fife s, Ac

. g e orde-tm and Tuning Forks;

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ON Wahinton street, east eof Main, is now ope ned, and the traveling public are solicited to eive it their patronage. No pains eir trouble will ! spared to those who may favor it with a call to make them comfortable, and satisfied with Hoard nnd l.o.l-iiis. County custom particularly desired. A Fre e 'flu- will be run to and from the DejHit for the especial acconituo.Jation (f erylH)dv. ma-PJ, 1V.V..J fl.OOIC AT tmM. AVERY & PUTMAN Want to ltiy for czz: :n xr f 0,000 ISiishrls Flaxccil, 1 ,) 1SiiiH Wlirnl. tOUO PoiiihIs oi' Wool. A L S 0 , Anv quantity eof all kinds of COU iTJt-Y PJ ODUCJi For which we shall continue to pay in Cadi the Highest price. The late reduction in through freights from our town to Cleveland cnabh-s us to pay as much lor produce as can bo realized at Fnion City, Farmland r any other point ne ar ih. We elo not e-xne ct ir intend to be over-bid by any person, e ithe r in our town er county. We keep a full stock ol "DRY GOODS, (I roe-erics, Roots & Shoes', .c, which we shall continue: to sc 11 upui our pay down y ste tu, cither wholesale or re tail, at ve ry low prices. We think it will pay you to call and see us at the Rrick Warehouse, in Winchester. AVFR.Y & FUTMAN. mav 12th, Ir.VJ.

TO DFAl.F.RS

BOOKS AND STATIONERY. liiIi:m:ioli lioh'ali p.ooii vm imii:u iioim: 4 VF would call e-pecial attetit'nat to our stock of Rook. and Stationery, and t say to tho-e w i-bi.i to buy to ye ll airain, that we will duplicate Ii v bills of Rouk.i purchaseel in the We"t. STFWART tV ROW F.N, may 10, '.'P. Iniii.en.ejxdis, lad. CASH AND PE0DUCE

I. ROOT, F.. B. 1R A K K, J. It. ROOT. C. It. ROOT. ROOT, DRAKE &. CO. Maiiufaeturcrd of

G II a t e s , Ilollou' Ware A:Tiu Ware WMOI.KSAI.K IKAI.Ki;S IV ALI. KI.MS OK IR0., SAILS, CLASS, & 0 . , Tin Plate, Tiiaiers Stock and Carriage Trimmings, Warehouse No fiS Fat Washincton St. nmdi IN lNAlufJS! BUY YOU II rl HE E S

at no. in:.

IIF. undersiirne-l will be able to furnish a few thousand

Standard Apple, Quince and Cherry Trees of the best kind ed fruit the e-oiniii Spring; also various

kinds of F.vert e e ns, Currants, Raspbe rries, Rlackbcrries (new kinds), and Crapes, at his nurseries near the depot. Also Snect Potato Sprouts. may III, V!. A. STONF.. Iilvory Mniilc J a Winchester, lud.

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I am prepared at all times to accommodatethe t raw ing community with a safe, spe edy, and com but aide conveyance to almost any place exce pt California, and upon as. reasonable te rms as any establishment of the kind this side of anvw litre. LAF. STF.F.l.T.F., nny Proprie tor. Vt v c ii ( or ' x Sale OF KP. Ali I'STATF. rfIIF. unde rsigned, cx'eutcr of the last I w ill of John Kershner, deceased, w ill se II at public aution, at the court house ber in Winchester, Indiana, en Frida , the J'Jth clay of July, A. D. the follow ing real estate, to w it: The cast half of the north cast quarter of section number three, town-hip twenty, of rane fourteen, situate in Randolph County, Indiana. The terms of ?-.c w ill be one third of the pure base neme y on the elav of sale, one third in six mid the residue in t w e I ve months from the day of sale, the purchaser rivin;; notes for the eb-ferrcil payments with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, with interest from elate. The purchase r will, on the day of sale, receive a certificate of purchase, stating the amount paid and unpaid, and when the proper court confirms the sale so made as aforesaid, the purchaser will re ceive a elecd for said premises by executing thereon a mortgage, the e-ost of making and recording the same to be .said by te purcdi aer. DAVID K FHSIINFR, June .T', Fxccutor. iShei'i i rsfsa !c. BY virtue of an execution to inc directed from the Randolph Common Pleas Court, I will cx;w-c to sab-at the Courthouse door, in Winchester, Randolph Co., Indiana, on the tilth clay ed' August, 1.7.), between the hours ef 1(1 o'clock A. M. and I o'e b k P. M. of said day, the following Peal F.tate, situated in Randolph county, Indiana, to w it: The e ast half of the north-west rpiartcr of fractional se-etion four. In township twe-n-ty, range thirteen east, containing sixty-nine acre more1 or Ics. I'.xe'cutrd as the property of Jacob Smith, re plevin bail for Da id .Marlin, at the suit of Robert L. II. Jones. WM. M. CAMPRFI.L, July 1 I, I-,":). fee $3. Sheriff R. C IV virtue ed an execution to medircct- ) ed from the Randolph Common Pleas Court, I will expose to sale at the conrthoiisc eloor, in Wim be ste r, Randolph Co., Ind., on the -th day of July, 1n:, between the liemrs of ! i'e bck A. M. and I eclock P. .M. of said day, the following real e state, situated in Randolph Count v, Ind., to w it: The s-osth half of the w'est half of the fot'ih-e a.-t epiarter of section one, in township eighteen, range thirteen east, containing forty acrts. more or le. Fxccutcd as the projcrty eof Allen Newman, re pleiin bail for Ocorge- W. CrnediiH, ;it the suit of Simon Mack, Henry Mack, II union Mack and Abraham .Mack. WM. M. CAMPPFI.T.. June Tf, I -30. J fee .fT. She rill' K. C IS I Vs A A VISTA PLOW EACTOJIY, JOHNSON & MILLS, NA VF cmstcetitlv en bind , of the ir own m mill h ture. Pl.t WS ed' all dr.-t ripipo.s; nl- CUI.riVATOKS and HAUROWS. All of uur plow arc warranted to "c satisfaction. lUiAcitvinTiiiiV;, f all kind', done en ;hort notice and in the be . t ;tlc. Cve u; call at im Vi tv ,,,2'" JHN'N' i: Mll.L.r.

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M A M' FACTI T PP. US OF Porl;ihlr X, Stationary STEAM BOILERS! ciii.mm;vs, IIKF.IX'IIINC, LAUD TANKS, niOLEISS, (IAS II!) I. Ill: Us, VAULTS I IlOIJSi; AM) J A 1 1. AVOICIv! Iron icilixxs And ever) other clcsc t ij'titm of l.oiler, Micct-Iron v Nniith ork!

I'irc ltricli and Clay krj t mnatanlt ij an hand. 1'articiilar attention iven to XI 2Z3 TP -A. I IT. I IST O S!io on I'nieoi Jtmlronel. one Srpinre I -i t of Ifuioii l'a-ni::'r l)ciot, Inet iananeilis Ind. may 12. EDMUND WEST. Kesielin? t wo miles Neirlli of Ieerfie!el on llu; read leading l roitlaiul. TIIAKI'S tlii.- method of inb-rtniir the J pnblie ;e-ncr;ill v, that he is ete-nsie-ly eniiecl in the "Tannery IJusine-ss," and u.-uallv has on hand a j;od vari'tv of j E A T II E R , Such as Sde, lTe r, Kip, C ill-J-kin and Harness, all of which i. ollVred to buyers at very reasonable ratts. He will pay the Very Ililic! ash l'rlre for HIDES, and is anxious t pet them and th-c having Hides for sale, either by the l.irpe or Mnall lots, will do well to give him ii call. Iiis Iert experience and facilities nable him to make the best epialitv id' Leather. I'fr T;n Hark wanted all the time. may !:, If.VI. THOMAS AOIMMJTOX. lHVIII WII.SOX ADDINGTON & WILSON, OK 1 "()lTI.I) inform the public ge nerally that they keep on hand and for hale a good assnt tment ed' DRY GOODS, Toge ther with Calicoes, De-Jains, IMain and Figured, Alpacas, Mu.-lins, Jeans, Satine tts, Tiveeds, and .Me ns w are rencrall v, together with a full stock of NOTIONS; especially do wc kee p a geod sloc k of BOOTS 3c SHOES, Hats k Caps; together w ith a general variety of Hardware and Que e nsw are. CedVee, Tea, Sugar and .Iola--c s, and (Iroccries d all kinds alwavs on hand and -M for the

very lowest rices. We are buying AiAs KiM)s or ;iMi. and paCmg the highest market frier. Pont fail to give ns a call before yon buy your (Jooils or se ll your Crain, as we arc deter mined to give satisfaction, may 12, !;!. Sheriffs Sale. BV virtue of two fee bills and one execition to ine- dire cted from the Ilandolph Circuit and Cointnou Fleas Couil-1, I will exjNise to Pale sit the court house eloor, in Wine he ste r, Kandolph ('oiinty, Indiana, on the "fall dav of Julv, 1-1), between t!ie hours of ID !o, k A.'M. and 1 e.Yb-ck 1. yi. of aid day, the following real 5ate, situatc'l in Randolph Count-, Ind., to wit: Heilig a p irt of the s'c.th hvlf of the north wet epiarter of section eight, in townshij e ighte e n, iiorlh f range fourtee n at, and bounded as follow., to wit: coiame ncing at the riorlh-east tnie r of a lot in ail iU scribe' tract, owned bv ll'ijih and Mark Nichols, thence west with the- north line of said lot nine and r ne half rods to a intake, thence with the State road north forty fee t to antike, tliei.ee ea-t nine and one half rod? to a .stake, the rice outli thirtv-scven ftt and ie.eii inc lies, to the place of beginning. F.xccile-d as the property of Alb n N'rurmm, at the i'iit- f It orge W. Corneliiij and Jut iniah Smith. WM. M. CAMrr.F.I.L. Juf:r 30, 1!). Si c SI.J SlurifT K. C. Itlniilis Always on hand it this ofi- or got up on V'it notice . We h ive on bird Peed-, .M'iritJgf k, Lxeiution., .-aiiaiioni'i.-, Sa'.uiU', LlauL NeU

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"r.ier. Crv N.lb All wotk Warranted f. rlele ntopth. The patron iL'e ed" the nbiic is TP-spe-e t fully "dieite I. C u ri.ige , Wagnii and lhiggie-s, e xeliangeil lor hor.-es, at the Clarke t price. may 12, 1-..

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luiifartitrrrs A Ieul'r in 1 5 1: 1 1 1 k i ; .v r ii 1 1: s. 1 J II ha e eoi hand, and are eoiislanlH munufae tilting all and ecry kind of Furniture and Chairs, whieh we are sure will please all who will later us with a tail. We ha e the in:sT or yi okkiiun in our employ, who will make nothing but the very best and inot substantial work. Our Mock is large-, counting in pa it eM K mxI. .llaltomi) . Itlat K W alnut, x lin i ) . laph, Ar. We ke e p also Hair and Husk .Matra-.-e s, Looltins; GIanhcn. A large assortment oT Ioe and Mahogany framed Looking Classes will be sold cheap. N. II. Heady made (Villus, td all si.ei, kept eoiistantlv on hand. mav V2,

riHH undersigned takes this niellnil ed" f informing the jmblic in ge-io ral and HOUSE BUILDERS in particular, that he has now on hand, ami will hae all the season, a large and splendid assort me nt of WALNUT & POPLAR SHINGLES, of the very liest quality, which will be sold at the lowest possible Cash pi ices. It is ed great imjortance to those e recting new buildings, that they procure good hhinglcs, so that they may not be at the expense and tremble of re shingling their hoiise-s et cry few years. I have he-en engaged in this business for several te-ars and addim; nn experience to great care, I think I may safe ly say that 1 can, und w ill, make as good Shingles as can be Imnght in ihis part ed thr country; and 1 will spare no pains gite ton i:t i it i: S AT I S 1' A CT I ON. My Mill is two miles North-Cast of Hitntstiilc, and one epiarter of a mile I'.ist cd" the New Mee ting House, that Mands on the road that leads from Winchester to Iluiitstille. Whene ver x on want Shingles, come or send vour orders. mitr,, IN"!. HA K NT A A. II AK K IS. 11. SMI I II. J 1 4. ;. ITlMtN. SA1LTII & riJTMAN, Trod nee, (örnrral Conunission IHlüKClKAiVTeS, A.l) dealers i. coal. Ollicc foot Itivcr anel Trtnit Stree t". CI.F.VLLANP, OHIO. HAVLNC formed a partnership as nhote for the transaetion ei a produce', ge n era I eoiniiiissieiuandeo.il business, we would re-pee I liilly e-.ill the attention ef the tradeto our house'. We .shall give tspcei.il attention to the sale eo? FLOUR. GRAIN AND SEEDS. of all kinds, Ihicd and Crce-n Fruit. lYotisious, and all articles of Country l'rodin-e, and tlie pureli.ise of the panic Mrictlt on Coininis.-ion. We solicit roti.-igtimcnts e.f any article? of pioduce usually sold in this market ; also ordi rs for the purchase e(' mk It aitii-b s, and pledge our be st exertions to merit the favor of our patrons. We keep eoiistantlv ori hand and for sale-

by the cargo, tar load or i-ingle ton, all the .

t al le t ies o ISitiBiniiKMis Coal sohl in this neirkc I ; al.-o, a full oipplv of Salt, Lake Fish, Water Lime, c, for tt hi h we solicit orde rs, which we e ngage to fill at lowest market prices. We will engage to sell Coal delivered at any point on the Lakes at Mipulatcd pric es. '-yj?,i.. iov AM (,LAl).i;ss7 il: hvvn hroulil TO MAW HOMES A.M1 FAMILIES. s SINCK the introduction of tint Woku I'kN"MH Ilie die ilie. R. MANN'S AH'i: IIALSAM, in the Westein Country, and espee-ially the p:i?t season it has brought he-alUt and happiness into more families than any re me-dy upon record. The question would naturally snise, wht is this? I'.c cause it does, in all eases in the .-hoi te -t time, arrest c hills, let er and ague in its w oi st form, and in all ease s performs a spe e d v cure, l'e rsons residing in nidat ions distt ie-ts Using this ll ils im occasionally during the sic kly season, need hate no tears of an attack of ague. It is there fore highly i te-otu-mende I as a sure pret e-ntit e, if use d i i small doses el.tily during that pat tieul.ir timewhen this el.i.-s of diseases prevail. For want ed' fpacc we can only ciltr a few of the many etidences in its fat or. Uur iff ii. Ohio, Feb. 1,'."', l"". PR. M tVN "v Co., (,'tlli'tn, (). Cents: Wc are at a lor-s to lind language hullicieiit to jH'ttray to the j-ublie the gre-:it esteem in whic h vour Celfhratcd Al'u ll tl-am is h Id

in tlii community. The fact is it ne t er fail? to e-ure airue in its wor.-t l'iMie and we can sell nothing else. Yours ic, Hoi.MRf.RT & Tailor, I Irugi-ts. C'irinfh, Minn., ()rt. MkssRS. S. K. .Mtw k Co, Unit: Hating proenre-d a supply of your Ag'i' Iltis. im, and testing it thoroughly in nitriy severe eass e.f long standing, where-all thopular l mc-die s ed' the day had f t i 1 I . I foiiti'l in all e-.c e-s, our II il.-ani ellVcted a sale anl .-pe e-dy cure-. It is ju.-t the medicine w e- w ant lo re- i n llu- South. Ilfspee t fully tours, JoSi ril life HAHjtV, Irtjggist. AVr Vri, fih. 2t, K.-. Missn. S.K. Maxn i Co. (imts: I Int e at our house in St. Imis, pold tmir A'ue Filsum some-three tear, an-1 hate carefully o!crt ed its -Jj'e e ts, an-1 rtei.-t i:i candor siv, 1 elo not believe it his an eipnl in the hi.-tory ed' me d'u ine; for, to my personal knowledge, it e ure s j. rmaio ntly e ve ry ca.-c, and I hate know n il u- ! alter all re m-e-.lie-s liad I i i b d , w ilh t be si ru- In j - re-n!t. I have no hesitation in pronoune iug it the-greate-t Ii .--. rt e t e r made in inte rtuilte nt re inedirs, ayA a jirlttt triumph ovtr thill.-, fet rr and aue. Ke-.pe -tlully. Trot. O. J. Wifin. S. K. MtxtVCo., Trot rie tors, (ialioli.

ho. Sohl bv all good I ruggi.-Ls. M.irch :fl!l. SHAVE AND BE DECENT! Sylvester Buckner, a No. 1 Earber, OFFLUS h's se rvices to t t try btlt th.it miv df?ire ai:y thing done in the line of fluting, hair cutting, rh nopro!iing, or an v t hin 1 1 e in n c e ti. n w it 1 bi; l.u -i-ee . Miepottr Ntfl k !.ic ....- gr-xrir;. Cell up. Ml m n , on' hvt rent.- 1t an i .l v Ivvelit JiAVC! 1 I' '-'

EAR Am EYE l)v;i'nv9 Tola I or r.irlial, Entirely ICcIIIOflI. OH. H. CtiHooel, Sr, 1 rgi tj call ti e attention of ll."-e MiHei ng ut-der a partial or t .d.-.l l..-s e.f tbr in nv e. b. tin; t.i tUv foil..' iug lae ts: He tre l .l1.e4.MH of the lu.d.lle- and iUe ru.il, or ith medic o lel r-n, In - n.( h as 'm j r.o ti-i .1 in the in Jiimuies of F.erbn, Leipic, Fru-"!, Ihm burg; and laltlt bv loo-t eL-tingui-he d Ix-n ihm Auriit-, with the ino-i weliderleil ucet -s; indeed, it is tl.r td t Uit tl.e-U that has .-, 11 t.uit e rs.tllt suee e y-lut. The best proof (if the el'.iiiencr rf thi-t -tale mi r.t w ill be a it f re t.e e to to ailt 101 litimiiel liatiies, residents of the 1 ' ti i I t States, Can-t'li, New Ft unw ir k , and Not. S-oi i, who litte brt 11 r stored tt jireithe aring, and in not a riegle riditary nr, to coir kin.w !e dge, tl 1 e fail to f!e e t i ithe r a partial er t'tal restoration of the be rtng when ee.ir adtiee ninl in.-lrue tiot s wire laitlit al!y and j-mm tually adhe rl t-. .Many wh. con! I not benr the r-jrt e.f a pistol at arns Irngtli, e. n now I;tar a watrh l- at t the dijlane- of t or fret. In ae f inen ih .lcewrulatioTt t-- the F.c.-t ne hijiiia. Tube

and Tt repawn m, i:i!bim.iti. n e.f the imikh nu ml'LiiM c, nert i-'is arT'n lions, eli-e a-e; e-

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t!Teclef frt rr e-r Col-L, the use of ur er fiie-reurial inriikTes,gutheriip in the j urt in e liil.'di.w'd. Ac, Ibis !i at v statxls xvtniinetit. When the ai!itort caul . lr and se-aly, with little or io rr r tion ; A m the ele-alne-sH is aee uinpanie d it !i m-i st jf the tar, like falling w t r, e hirping of in-se-e ts, ringing of be lls, rustling ef trat en, c-oiil inti.il pulsations, .1 eli-c harge ef mutter, or w In n in looping a nat i.n i flt if a rushing ed" bioo.1 to the lie ad Ii.vl takea pin e; whe n the hearing ilcs.s .leute- in ehilf c loudy weather, or whe n a cold ha bee i taken, this tile tlnxl ef treating t he eliseasf iv infail.lile-. Ia ele af and elundi 1 jo, m e jM-rie m e w arrant nie in saying, tint if I he hearing was good at any time, nmiti tan e aceoinjdi-he-d. In the-ele af anl elump n hodt at l.e ipie, out ef a e la-s of 11,1 mjc i t cd l in re.-toring 1 to acute bearing. lr. ). begs explicitly to flate tht in those ea-es he undertakes, he guarantees .t successful le -lilt tomjde te lestMalion of the sense, e.r sin h niiuiked iinprot ein nl as will be peifn tlv sxtifae tory, if hi remc-die -a are faithfully applied and elirretions adhered to. Applicant! will plt-j tate thtir age, duration of theeli-eae, if matte r is-ue-s from the t xte ru.tl paae, if there are noise s in the cars, Mate ed" ge ut 1 health, and what they suj-jore to hate leeu thee.iu-eef tlieile altic-s. When the be Tiling is re stored, it is e x;e-ct(l that those in ay circumstances w ill e-ontrc.btite Ii1e. tall . ALL DISF.ASLS OF TIIF. F.Vi:. Sure-tssfully trcateil by the application of 3Ie elicnt eel npor, JL ., an infallible and painle -s tn atmc tit for elifcase s ef the FY F., a eute nnd eliornic eataracts, hp e k s, inllanialiou, tilm ami weakness of tirion, granulation of the lids, nice lalioii of the lachrtinal glands, kc. kc. To the-nteuili-ingaud gratiftiug t tVccts of this tre atment, the child, the t outh, those of malet e tcge, as well as those far adtanced in life, all benr testimony to the wonderfully renovating, healing and soothing t fleets. Consultation fee- fite pollers. I'r I'.s work 011 elise-ase-s of the rtr, the nature and treatment of eleafue ss, and treatment ed'thedeaf and cluui!'-iilusli ate d with teel plates price $10. Money letters must be registered by the Fo-t master, such only will be at my rik. Corrc sjiondeiits rmist e tie. ose -lage. .Meilicines, Aj piratii", e., t-t i:t to any part at mv epe u-e and r"k. Ai'.Jrcss PK. IL F.NWOOP, Sr.. Jlrookltn, Ntw Yoik. Oct. 7th, lV. A iflisenililc liiic PREMATÜEE DEATH l'Ol'Ni; Mi:. who, by indc.l-ingit. hI t re t habits, hat e Miiliel their he alth, prostrated their lurtous tstem, and impaired their minds, thereby tetideiing the pleasures of nuriii d lift a w eary pilgrim : iiou e arth,are rcpc e tfully ncdilied that Pr LW.C,by mile h study and exjH iie io t in this branch ed' prae tie-e, is daily fleeting cures in ihe most elitlicult c'.iiv, without theb a-t dilheulty or trouble. Falle ntü a Uli led with any kind of private elise-ise, from tbei mildest form to (he mo t fe vere, can ton suit Pr. II. with the lull a.-surance of ,1 epi'u k :mi1 lasting cure. Pr. F.. w ai rant a c ure without the uid of intrcury,or th.mge of bn-ine-ss or ilie t. Pr. F.wing aiiiiotmces to ladien in wur.t of a 11 meilv for tdt-.trueiiotis, irregularities, kc.t peruliar to the de lie.tte oigani7.itie!is of the ir Mstcm', Pr. PaeJe r's Ft male? Monthly Fills ms ihe remedy. The many thousand boxes 1 havo yold protc it iikii S)e-ak ill e.f the in, for all like tbeni. pr. Pacier's Fills can only be had at Pr. lining's olJice No- I w Virginia At t ime. South of Franc h Hank, INDIA NAFOI.IS. INDIAN A. Cti tion. Married I ad i ex in eeitain h'Hnlions should not u-e them. Fer reason .,,. lire e-tion with rae ti Imt. Fri-e one ebdl.tr Sent by ni ail to any part ed' the wmld. Office hours from ' a. m. until ü r. M. may I J, -.VJ. "Is A 'ATiLK, ' or ii:i:itrn:r,i, imma.vi, flALLS litis iiothod of inf'rmin,T hit

I fellow citizens that be isiiow pr pa lei I to lui nidi i hem with 1 1 1 ry thing th it .they w bh to purchiifc at a ge n ral store. He has Calicoes, Detains, De-lligt-s, Alpaca, Merinos, Fl ein and Fancy Prcs (loosls if various kinds an-1 -lOt-s. Also Muslin of tho t e rt be.-t brand-. In the llarilwsire Linr, he his (Chopping Axes, NalN, Poor Latdirt and Locks, Hütts, crew and Hingts, Knives and Forks, Spoons lth T''i an I Table-, Foeket Knitts uI Midi things as are usually k-pt by proini.-cuous de-ale rs. The n he has CUSTOM MADE BOOTS, Stoirv lloots, Waterpnof Fof.t, and Itoot and Shoes of alt kiiuls to oii!. ahnot ttry im o r. H- di tie s e "mp tition in ib line e.f Foots and --hoe-?. Hat we must not fr;t t bis -ip :iiid Itoiuirlx, for the head n:.st be eovtreI a well as the fiet. A gt im ral a-sortuit nt alwat ton li.ind. He would tall tour c-c-iaJ aili ntiuii to Iii c!!oci:uy ami qi'i:i:sh a m: Department, where m ly be found Sugar, Coffee, Mobi'-es, f-'alrratus and Spiee e.f t-t try kind, lit is al.-o pacing Cah for II kind's e.f prod in and thf t cry bight t prit isiolered for all kind?! ef drain. Cite hin a call. rn trj i. I fUiYoT &S11IIÖM WTANUrACTOIty. t.roRi.r. Kirtri. cuttT. aiii-rit. itv 1:1.1,1:11 V it v si:u, VI : I ; pre pareil to Mike FOOTS an ! SIP MIS in a gil Mitjst4iilial niie ntr, and eoi hott notice-. All kinds of Leather al watt tin hand. Fric ts re a-otiabte. I? Sboj one eloor uth of itrcr'.t Drugstore. fehle I'm I lÖllÄlTMliCli i: ti l 14 I I I 'DKS, OI LS, a 11 1, 1: t 11 1: 1: , Ctirtor Mtr 'ntiuH Maryland Strrrlt, ini ttjiroLi, itn. Manufa Iure .1 sup rior attirle tf Skirting

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Slic i itTs Sale. I "Y t it tue nf a eltrrec an l rteruti m t me directed from the Kand dj h Circuit Court, I will ev;ose;' t sale t.t the rmut hoi;s elo.ir, in Winchester, Kindolph Co., In liana, 01: the lth elay of July, I ..', t-e twten the hourt t,f ltl oMiHk" A. M. a" I I '. .H k. V. M.of f ai l dav. the follow in,-; re al t-tite, situati-I in Kan lolph County, In lima, to wit: The w-st half of the f'iih r at epurtcr of se. tion twelte, in towtisliip tighletn, 1 1 range thirteen east, containing eighty acrts, notr or le-.s. F;ei-u!-l .". the pr-perty of Kebtrt T. Llliött.at tht .-uit M 1 nth Rodrers. WM M CAMFFFI L. jui 1 .m, !:-. -jui 5. 1 t : hum n. c