Decatur Eagle, Volume 6, Number 42, Decatur, Adams County, 20 November 1862 — Page 3

E AE LEj CP»ICIAL PAPER OF TUB COUNTY. LOCAL & miscellaneous” A—- — Remember!! Our terms of Subscription is, one enpv onej Jvarin advance, sl. witbiq tin- near Ji I.5<M nt ‘ tne Expiration of tfie year. S2,OP.' No paper discontinued until nil arrears are paid up, un- : Jess at the option of the Publishers. The paper will be sent to subscribers after their time of subscription has expired unless i notice is given to the contrarv. W>- receive no i subscribers, fora less period than G niohths. Special Notice, TO ADVERTfSRRS.— All adoertisements taken for a specified time, and ordered nut before tie expiration of the lime specified, mi'l. be charaed the reoular rates for ths tame up tn the time they an ordered o»t. I Now Advertisements. „ List of Letters —T T. Darwin. A Card.—The undersirrn n d embraces ■ this opportunity to express his thanks to, the citizens of Decafur and vicinity for their prompt action in the preservation of his dwelling; during the recent conflagra- : lion of the Presbyterian Church. *. fIK . J. Roedkl. I fi 7j | Paddles—T. J. has on hands some ex* t cellent saddles which he will dispose of on the . most reasonable terms. Asa workman, Mr. Miesse is unsurpassed in the State. Giro him a . call and our word for it, you will save money. _.— O’From r Wr<»r written from the 47 th Refitment Indiana Volunteers, on the 3rd isnt., wo . learn that they are stationed in Fort Curti*, ' Helena, Arkansas. The sane letter, also, in• .fWrms its that the health of the Regiment nt this i time is excellent, very few being sick and none piously. TTLieut C D Hurt, Into of the 47th, who is 1 home on a visit, honored us with a call Ho looks hale and hearty himself and reports the bnys, as a general thing, in the same condition. | Mr. Hart informs us that, he intends returning j to Arkansas iri the course of a few days. Divine Service, on Rnndav • last, at the Presbyterian Church, in this place. . the building was discovered to been fire;it j having caught in the loft fromt he stove pipe and before discovered the flames had made such j progress that it was entirely useless to edeavor i to quench them. Part of the pulpit and a few of the stats were all that was saved from the conflagration. ,«- anfc >i J 3 ’On Saturday evening last we noticed a very fine lot of hordes passing, through town on theiy wav to market. There were also a lot whe Burt House Stables on Sunday morning I wflu* market. Horses are now in demand and are likely to continue so for some time yet.— Farmers who have horses they wish to dispose •nf jrould do well to fit them up in proper trim for market. Ad.'ms Cowry Boys.—Wo have receive I rcvvr*l letters from Indianapolis. Ihe Adams county Soldiers are in comfortable quarters, well supplied with Military Stores and comforts, plenty meat, drink and wear, and are generally injmod health and spirits. The report through the county that a number of our boys from each company were to be shot is, of course, false and all bthers of the same kind. It is Hue that one or two personshave been shot and wounded at different times while attempting to break guan! but none from onr county. These facts gave * rise tn the incredible stories circulated i n regard to the matter. They have no assurance of an ‘ exchange at all; and think it very probable that • they will remain where they* are until spring; : but tfeis is a very uncertain matter. P S.—'unce the above was in type we learn that they have already been exchanged. ♦’».< v ■" — ••• Arthur’s Home Magazine.—We have leceived the December number of this beautiful work. It is useless for us k . to speak in praise ot it; but it i* second to no other publication of the kind in the country. The next volume begins with 1 the January number. Price single sub- j tcriplion Two dollars. Furloughed Soldiers.—Capt Banta strived home yesterday. He came pre -: flared with transportation to taka nil fur-> oughefl soldiers from the 89th back 1 with him He leaves for camp on Mon-. deyvtnorniiig next, nt which time nil soldiers that are able to return with him ; will report. Those who arc notable to go will report themselves at this place on Saturday so tkat he can procure a proper certificate for him to take back. Save cost and trouble by paying attention to this. <ft 3- 1 ... ,1 Some of the regiments attached to the army of the Potomac had issued to them while st Harper’s Ferry the requisite 1 number of new shoes to which they weio antitied Some of these same shoes are • now without soles. Upon examination it has been discovered that neither pegs nor thread were used in the manufacture of j trie same, but that the soles were merely paslei? on. Efforts will be made to discover the contractor furnishing this par- j Saw Ala. IzO ivzv. The Abolitionists have gained three great victories in the present war—the emancipation proclamation, the removal es Bue! and the supercedure of McClellan The hounds are valliant on paper, and Lave been tolerably successful with the soU-licaik-d powers at Washington while the signally repudiated them aad their abolition dogmas.

From the 801 li, Camp MokVo.v, Nov. 17. 1865. Editors Kagi.e:—’laving a few leisure mo . i menU and being reminded by a stray copy of i I the Eagle of a former promise, I seat myself to j f wifi 11 it. We arc at present <mn>fortably quar- ' tered in Camp Morton, which has been fitted tip I to accommodate the pan,led Indiana prisoners, of which there are several regiments in camp.— I The boys have plenty to eat. and thy didst of them have been supplied with winter clothing throughout, and of good quality. > Since the regiment re nssemf led there has I lieett considerabl dissatisfaction among the tnei!; ' many of whom refused to drill or perform guard I duty. There objections being based upon the , i ground of its being a violation of their parole. ( ' While this was their ground of complaint, 1 ' think thejr .object was to secure furloughs—; I home having many charms for the soldier in , ! their situation. These remarks ar? equally I I applicable tn other regiments of paroled men. — t These objections, however, tell to the ground 1 this morning when the regiments were assembled and addressed by Gov. Morton, who in I formed them that they were no longer prisoners that he had just received a dispatch front the War Department notifying him of the fact; and j that their destination was the Mississippi Vai-' ' lev, which was to be opened throughout its en I tire length. Re informed them that this ex : change had been effected in advance of the Har-.i per’s Ferry and other prisoners, an.l was a ' com pliment to the bravery and indomitable' i courage of the Indiana boys, exhibited cn evety battle field wl ere they had been engaged. Re i alluded to those who fought nt Richmond ami t Munfordville, informing them that those names ' should be enscribed respectively on their regi- ' mental banners, as a deserved compliment to ■ their braverv displayed on those occasions.— ■ That it was no fait of theirs that the fortune of war caused them to be taken prisoners Ro 'hen alluded to the rebellion and our present 1 prospects, which lie said were more flattering ' than at any time since the warcmnmenced, and ■ honed as did all bis hearers, that it would soon be ended and all permitted to return to their homes and toan undivided Union. The health of the boys hue generally impro , i ved; but one, I believe in the hospital, Lieut. I Browning. Lieut. Stoops is sick at. a pt irate'muse in the city, and is reported improving i tins morning. A-soon as we can get ready We will again I start Dixie ward, which will probably be in ten I days or two weeks. We will receive our arms I this week, which add to the martial spirit of the j men ami once more put new life and vigor into j them. As I write the camp of the I'flth is all c xette- i ment; the 1 >ng expected paymaster having ar rived and lias commenced p-tyinn v.s off. I, will close by requesting yon to mail ns the Ka gle regulatly; no more welcome visitor readies our camp. H■ ■ Governor Morton Wants to be a Henera!!- j The intensely active and martial Governor of Indiana, finding that he is about played out at home, and that his fellow- ! citizens will have no further desire for; his service after his present term expires' is casting round for some other field of action. He is of an aspiring . tut n. and has a very decided opinion of his own ' merits and qualifications; hence he mod- 1 estly seeks for an elevated position. A dispatch from Cincinnati to the Chicago Times, says .‘Governor Morion has gone j to Washington again on Mi'itary business ' to obtain acommandas Major General, j to date back over alt other Major Gener-| als. Ho regards himself ns the coming; j man and wants the entire comamnd of ■ all the West, with InJiatl'tpohs as head-i quarters. He will unquestionable receive | command, and continue in addition, as, Executiveof the State. It has been intimated that he is solicitimis for Seward's place as Secretary of State, also. Am- j bilious Morton!’— Fart Wat/ne Sen. Gkn Bragg’s Knitting. —ln Harrodsburg Gan. Bragg was asked whether he intended remaining in Kentucky for aconsiderable time. ‘Oh yes,’ said he, j 'I have brought my knitting with me? i : And to similar questions in Versailles, ’ Nicholasville, Lexington anti Frankfort, lan) no doubt a dozen other places, he answered in like manner. ‘Oh yes, I ! have brought my knitting with me’ Now I we should like to know whether, at the ■ hig scare Bur-11 gave him he didn’t drop a , stitch or two? i It seems strange that the rebel armies 1 should complain so much of iho want of socks when even the Generals lake their j knitting wherever they go. How convenient it will be, when we catch Bragg and Buckner, to make Bragg knit a stout pair of suspenders for the two! He need , never bo in want of yarn to work with for he can tell yarns enough any lime for all possible purposes. Pray how many . unfortunate victims did he bring with I him, of tedious knitting before they will ibe fit to do anything else?— Louisville f i Journal. t - >.,«■„ L The Chicago Journal learns from a gentleman just returned from Cairo, that ’ the river at that point has been literally < swarming with soldiers passing down the Ohio and Mississippi on transports for ■■ I some days past. Great preparations are '■ in progress in both the military and na- ' vol arms of the service in that quarter. I Gen. McClernand and Admiral Porter are getting readv fora big j 1 b. They ' expect to be in New Orleans in time to t wish th* lova! people there and of the whole Mississipp Valley a ‘Merry Christmas? The whole west is anxious fori the re-opening of the Mississippi to corn- ; merce and navigation and we believe their , 1 : wishes will ba fully gratified before New ' Yont’e- . ’

--W— ’ ” - • -- - -'7” - | Do Your Own Worl -Eutarge not thy destiny, mts the 'oracle; endeavor> not Io do more than is given thee in; charge; the rifle evil is dissipation and it makes no difference whether our dissipations.are coarse ttr tint 4 . Property and it cares, friends anti a social habit, or politics or music, or feasting—-everything is music, or feasting—-everything is good which takes away one plaything ami delusion more, anddrives us hotile to adit , one stroke of faithful work. Friends, books, pictures lower duties talents fl tte- ' ries, hopes—dll our disttrnclions in our i giddy balloon and make a good poise art-1 ; straight cotirsa impossible. You must - elect vour work; you should faTtri that , amount of vital force which can make the j step from knowing to doing. to wu: « At his re-i'lence, in Decatur.on th* IQ‘lt1 Q ‘lt i i-'t. Mr. Jarnos Spencer, aged 65 years, 9 niouths and 10 days. The deceased was a native of Pennsylvania, | bnt for the last 9*2 year* has been n citizen's of Indiana. He whs ar, affectionate husband, Irin I parent and true friend. Ho 1-nves ; wife.sev- ( cral children and a. lanre circle of friends to i niorn his loss. The funeral will take place front i his late residence to dav a 2 o’clock

Gist of Letters. i rt"tnalning in 'he Poat Ofiie* wt Decatur , N..v 1.5-it 18G2. Binick Ernst-, B iilv M’ry, B< 11“ Char’ PS Butler Nicholas, Bill R'btcca. Bom, John Rates, Gill.and Row«n. Ira F. Bowers. ,f ' Courst, George Conrat. Wtn. Chosen, Mary (Tngosball W, R Dill. Catherine F, x, Francis Hill. J D. Logan. Mr. Miler Triolin T. Roop Jv«pph . Russel’ W. P. Smith, E ister Snapp Hannh 2 Sl.ceh-r, George Smith H. F. ; Smith. Miss Aug. Smith. Rarbaaa j Sheeler Micheal W >id. Edwin Wobeking, Heinrich ■ V’eriiog. John , Wafld Herrmnpn Week, Elias I Wngoner, Nicholas. Auditor’s NnTire. Motif*' iahi'rcbv given that those h'ivin ’•<l to pay i’b‘ interest of the and ' (lonwnon School Fund in adv mt* •. either upod certificate or upon loan, that by the require nienffl of the late school lav Auditor-! are > red to advertise and sell on the four’h M mdav j of. January in each y<>ar. nil lands forfeittui for th<' non payment of inter st in iidvnnce, accor i to li’\v. Therefore, in order to save cost ! and expense all intei\'r due. vm-st he paid v>; or before the 25ih da - ? of Dece. ih. rn« vt. ’ W. G. SPEXGER. ‘ X<»v. f?. Auditor.' , SherhT’s Sale. I 1 t IRMY virtue of an I’xpcnlion to me directed.. I > and delivered bv tire Glerk of the court of Common Pleas of Adams County in the i State of Indiana 1 will to wale «t pub ; lie aurlion .at the Court door in s;od ■ Count v, between the hours of ten o clock A 11. ; and four o’clock P. M on Saturday Sovemher 29, 1862. : the rents and profit? for a term of vnnrH nos ;exceeding seven, of the following * descrilw’d I B eal Estate to - The one undivided seventh vart south oas’ I quarter of section s -vpd (7 i in To vn.diip num her twenty-eight North of range fourteen (44) east, in said county of Adams and i State of Indiana Excepting therefrom forty | acres and one-hundredih of an nr - e in a trian- • ide form, partitioned off from said tract by a ! straight line between two posts, each ono hun i dred and thirteen perches and five links dis j taut from the north west corner of said quarter | section, and on the north line thereof, from said ’ levy excepted, was heretofore partitioned oft’in i such fo»m tn Ira 0. Keneday. And on failure to realiz-* tlv'mfrom Ihe full > amount of Ihe execution I will at, the same ' tmiifl and place, at Public .auction ns afor’s lid ’ < xpose to sale the fee simple of said described ; Beal Ft ate. < F x ’ruled as the property of Reuben G. Wise . at the suit of Joseph D. Nutt man. This 6th day of November. IAG2. GEORGE FRANK; No”. 13, 1862. Sheriff.

FARM FOR SALE. The und< rsigued will sell, at private sale,his ' Farm, 0n e Mile South of Decatur. Being the south eant quarter of the north east quarter of section ten , township twenty seven north, range foul teen ea<t, containing forty acres. Thirty acres under GOOD CULTIVATION. The same will be sold upon reasonable terms: Either for cash in hand . or. on time TIMOTHY O’SULLIVAN. Oct. JO, 1862. n29-tf Slferiff’s - By virtue of an execution to me directed and deliver* I by the clerk of the Ad uns circuit court of the State of Indi ana, T will expose tn sale p.t public auction, at the court house door in the cotintv <-f Adams in the State of Indiana between the hours of 10 o’clock a in. and I o’clock p. m. on Saturday. November 22, 1862, the rents and profits for a term of rears not,exceed in.'/ seven of the following described real estate to wit; The west half of the south ca«t quarter of sec. t«on nine Z9V in township twnp'v six <26) north of range fifteen (15) cast,in Adams county and State, of Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full ' amount, of the execution I will at the same time I and ph'Ce. al p uhfie r.uetion ns a fores aid. rx pose to sale the fee simple nf said described real estate, nr so much thereof as will satisfy said ex-'eutinn. Executed ns the pYonerfy o r Jonathan Ctfrrv, nt the suit of Innins W w, lnr>r. «T dr. W. PeßfCr and Wilb’amß. Harb, this, the -29 th day of October, 1862. GEORGE FRANK. Oct. 30. 1962. Sheriff. I _ — Those, knowing themselves indebted 4 to R. | RANTA. will please call a\ my office and settle iheir nccoant? at one* ♦ Sept UtVISiW. -T. R BORO. Collecting Agent. 1

_ w ..,. __ R W.T . ' ILEY.? hFWAJD I J. W, TJWNLI.vi Jhxnry w. »OXl> CNft PRICE S TOltJfe! Townleys, DeWald & Bond (Successors to J W. Townley <fr C 0.,) FORT WAYNE, INDIANA,' WHOLESALE Altn RETAIL DEALER* TN DRY GOO l)S!! C4RPBTS, Oil. CLOTHS, Yankee Notions, &e,, &c. I Having purchased an imineiifee Mock of goods heftHc die late advance, we are prepared to sell : ■ to COUNTRY MERCHANTS. ’at yery low prices. We buy for CASH rtcln ; Oiir of (he firm b cmistsnUv u> N'-w York cifv purchasing our eooods. Onr clerk* : are instruct.-d to represeX) Goods a*, thev are. ! W. Verkins. C.H.W. Fri«k. ; I Fr ank TlelVald, George A. Craw. Cbrlstinn By I ' 11.I 1 . \. A. Mor.-e, E. 11. Fisher, Hit. « r . FMlsitio J s E Zi’n'nerinan. Cha r l**s Taylor, Manrice I r.vlor, Th-'fnlore V.'ehmt r. John Boltz. I 2 | 31 -53 «» SM' WW H .W Cm • . VISIT THV ' "HIM (IISII millll'G STO9E," which has been removed tn the corner of Main And Clinton Streets, FORT WAYNE. INDIANA. CtIIEAPEST Clothing Establishment t Tn 1 Fort Wayne. | Ami where also maybe found the largest as ■ sortment of CL 0 Tns. CASSrWFRS. VFSTIXG . 1,([?., which thev ntakeloorder intho must sashI innable style New York, Paris mid London fashions for ; sale. “Cheap for Cash.” i i Is our motto, and the low nrice f«»r mtr gar- : ment.s, made from the h st materials, have* a--1 ronisbpd tho*n who hav.» heretnwwe patronized the t4 Union Hall Clpthm « Shwp.” KRAMER, FLEDDERMAN & CO. | v'-n3ft. Jiang Your Banner on the '! —O’IJTKR WALL' — urackenridde; IS NOW RECEIVING ;Largc Additions; TO HIS Inmans* Stock of -G ROC E KIES! !i RMg IS T.’.KI'IG • j All Indiana Free BanksJ 1 ITTSBURGir. KF.!<ITUCKy\ AND IOWA MONEY * i at par: I’ltff.nix Grocery,! i Comer Calhoun & Berry Streets, fort Wayne, Indiana. v-5-n3O-ty* A- D • BR A N IF p - WHOLESALE *’’ n RBTATL DEALER IN llard w a r c i i ANri «-S 'St-" <l® * ALSO TINPLATE, COPPER, BRASS anti SHEET IRON WARES. I — • —ALSO—• Bar Iron and Nails. j Manufactured nt th« Ironton Mills | from the very best quality of Hanging Rock, Cold Blast Charcoal . . Met„al * Warranttiii. SWEDES IRON. STEEL PLOW, WINGS, CAST, GERMAN, ANC SPRING STEEL Iron Axles, Pipe Boxes. Steel Springs and all i kinds of BLACKSMITHS TOOLS. I Cash paid for all kinds of old Metals Always on hand, a ro*nrd**t'» stock of White 1 t Lead, Paints, Oils ,P ittv,Glass Pine Sash, and Di »rs r with a complete stork of HARDWARE. ’’ \nd Mediates’To >l<i nf evrrv description. i 83 CbfwrnAtff StrcFt, > FORT WAYNE,JND. 1 Aogir* 7, 19 G?. [,v6-nZ7]

!Lr JB.ifi.ia f ’ COLU MBIA ST., i I’. UAYNL. 1 . ,-W Mt£ : CHINA STOKE ; . THL CUtAI'EM HQUME IN TDK, Cl I T. : H h t; best oiiio Stone Brocks. .< ONLT 8 AM) 10 Cks. PKK G AI. ' • W WALLPAPER, FROM TO 75 UTS- PRU BOLT. 130 pmr’*s best Ss»>ne China, sl2.iH) nJ 5n d<> di) <OU 90 do do sq 71 <rd Fancy Stone diinii. 0 i do d<»’English'iea Set. 5 ' )0 -t Ifi do do do rj 16 do I’lora war*’, - .00 90 <k* Fit ra ware and whti- 0 o (3d do Stone ware t •50 ' C'Hnmofi Plntrs.per «rt, 2t’r , *?><•.. ‘H‘r I ■ Onmmo»n‘ iVots, 25 Quart Pitch*”*'*. 25* • Gall, pitches 25; Stone It a-, 3 W to. <6. All kinds of VEI.I.C'W DISH , [■'s -erv low. CO AL 0! 1., of tl.c b< Ixl quality, fl I cents per gallon. Lamps. J Marble Bottom, ' fl'l ‘ j< ■ Cnal Oil Lamps. Gla«<*, j Cut Glass Lamps £ , { 'o rri Large .Marble Bollum, '• h ’ i«. Hanging Lamps, I- o ’’ ° d<r <b> large 1.50 - Bracket Lamps, * *>o do do large 1.-50 I'? All kinds of air tight Fruit -lars. ■ Glaßsware, Woo'lm w’3’ ’, 3 übs, I’niJ'. O I and Churns cheaper than any other « • house in the ci:y. ■ Silver I‘la.trd Vale, Knives and Foka, vl- Ladies’ Baskets. n!‘J. G ODD NEW S! UNION StOVE STOKE! 1 rhe readers of the “Eagle ’ are informed tlmt ASH & AGNEW Have on hand a very large and fine M<»ck oi COOKING, PARLOR and BOX STOVES, , of the very best p,-.tents—nnne Letter ran 1 e , i found in the United Slates—wl ich we will k<ll |at ureaily REDUCED RATES. AU Stoves | wa to be as repfest nled, or if not. we I will refund the money ant! have no unkind I feelings. have also a good stock <>f : Hardware, 'fin, Copper lan I SHEET I RON’Ware, and Houae Furnish ' mg which we are selling very low. ' We buy Stoves in Cincinnati. ; We buy Stoves in Pittsburgh. ; We buy Sloves in Troy i We buv Stoves in Cleveland. • Wp sell Stoves on limo. We sell Stoves for We sell Stoves ch-mp. t We sell GOOD TIN WARE. Purchasers will <|o well to call ami »-xam’Vi* ' our stock, in order to imlgp for themselves, at . i ASII A \GXFWS. | 11. H- Schweo-nmn’s ol I Stand, No. >1 Columbia Street. I v5n39. Fort Wayne, Indiana I OPPOSITE IS I THE LIFE OF TH IDE! V7 H BROOKS, Jr , ■ Wholesale Bookseller, -isn- ; SSSTT .Sk TC w« » W HE! ■<! No 4. Culhouu Street. Fort Wavne, Indiana, T‘ ->F4NG THE PIONEER BOOR MAN OF > Northern Indiana resnectfully annourco | that he has the largest stock of BOOKS ft STATIONARY. i in the citv, which he offers to the Made n. us daily low for Oas t. Religious, Scientific. Political, in'l Miscellaneous, constantly of> Jinnd —1 School Books, of every descriptir-i; Slates | Pencils, Maps and Si ationarv. PAP E R . Letter, Cap, Legal Cap, Note, Drawing. Bio; ting and Wrapping Piper «f every description ; FANCY AltTl H.ES, Wall, Window nod Oeilmg Papers, g<> l n !• i: n s, , BLANK ROOKS, LAW and MEDIC AL BOOKS. | INKS and WRITING FLl’lD I of all kinds, Blsek Blue,Carmine <tc. I ■ Printers Inks, Pants, and Engravings, , Magaz i n c s, Worcesters Dictionary, American Cy f iopa»di, , A»ent for I Harper <t Bro. and D. At ple’mi <t Co. N. York J Little. Brown ,t Co Boston. Blanchard dr Lee. I’hiladelplpa. All their publications furnished at theirC.at , alosrue prices. Orders must to ensure prompt nttention b< RC.companiad with the cash. Cincinnati and . Indianapolis bills duplicated. Liberal disoount mn<le to TeacheM. Music, and Monica! Instruments. Violins, Guitars. Accordion”. Flutinas. Drums, Fifeii. Clßrnnnfa. Every Tn«frnm< ) ♦ warranted perfect. of every ddfecripiion and quality from 5 cents to 25 cents Call and examine before purchasing el«e where and be convinced that T am soiling cheaper than nnv other hmi«?o in the trade, nt No. 4 Calhoun St. W. H. BROOK*. ,Tr. Fort Wayne, Ind. v n3*/ T7L A UFEE T Y. No. 91 Columbia Street, one door we«t nf Brandriffs Stove and Hardware Store, FCRT WAYNE, IND,, yyj’.OULD say Io the public in peneml that he ▼ ▼ i< determined to sell DRY GOODS, Bonnets, Hals, F’aG, Oarpe-.s, Trunks, drc.. drc., cheaper I bin anv other House iu the city, or country— No mistake. Also, Home mhde.'TOn<lT made clothing, or made’Ur order— Warra nt?d. COUNTRY MERCHANTS sunpH’ d rtfefltmr than any other House can sell west of the Mountains. Call ami see before 1 purchasin'* ere. No trouble to i-how soo<K. T. LAUFERTY, No Columbia 'Street, vsi>41.

WIM—, I«| nil— ll ‘ ■! — ■>*.-» TWf ■» 1,1 aMßwiHiii — 7n —Jamis, Kon< h« e. 7o Jfestro- ——’Mice. and Anta 7>! Ihstroii-— Jirxi Bilgs. v 7’o Dtsboy Moths in Fur*. 4 Indus i.ic 7*o Hcstrt'ii — : > and 7’o /hstruy- 1n.•<•(•!* *>u Piaui'-a*’d FoaiN Id DtßtTVtj Insects on Animal- /f 'T> Destroy F.vt.y h>rni A pptcie»*’f Vermn Ofc i n i •‘<<M V iNFAT.i rttl! RIMraU'H IWf! luManity. F.V \RT FfiRM AM> SPECIES OF V E I? Al I N . Tnc«»» l'”rparathui« unlike aII other* ara j ‘‘!’r»c from PoisuNs.'.’ ”N«'t <lani»( Tons to the Hum-i'i raniily.’’ ••Rais <!<.• not die, on the p’vmi-e* “ They edrne out of their h.*k-«in die ” “ They are the only infnllil»ie trhH-dies kur —’ ■ I 2 v-ars ami : mrc esl:tbli-l>« d in New I Citv?’ I Red h> — ylhr City Post (’flier. fitted hu thetbtv St-tio’' I s-dbij — - : l’!> City Steamers Ships, Ac. Used hi/ -I Ln (St Aims Used b>i the City* Hol<’l> A'-’ 0 ’ 1 hickohi* 1 Used by — the Boarding Hotn-es. Ac., Ac.. ised Z///—rnrre Jhan 5 ‘ Priv«Ue Familir". Srenn 1 or two Spec menu of irhot if Evcrywhitg said by tJie people Editors De- hrg.ttc. . HOU^EKEF.PVR^—>roubh‘d rtf. need be so no buigpr if they n*e “( <*••(«e*’’ Fxli rminatoiS We have us«*d il lnwur sn’r&fa» - ioii. and if a box cost $5 we n oulfj have it. W e | have had tried poi-'in-, but tln’j effected n<«ih ii'ir: b”t ’ :<'otfars ” aifii’b- knocks the br-'fflh i oul -if ral*. : MiccJ RoachcH. and Bed-HiigM quick j<> than wo can write it It. is in rrrent dcmaii l - all over the country --Medina O Gazette. MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroy* I anunlly in Grant County by ,r ermin than would pay f »r tnn< nfthis Rat’and bisect Killer- - Lan cattft [ Wto] 11 cr "bl. Il ENR Y R, <'G$T AR* Wp are Helling vnrr preparations rapidly. Wlicrrvrr they have : been use<i. Rats, Mice, Ruiiches and Vermin d.s * appear rapidly. Eokkk S, u’j-jEj a, Druggists Wjudacr MJ. , ‘‘ OnsfaUs" Rut, Roach de. ExtermihaUfs , ,l Uoßtar' r" '' ('ustfrr's" Red Rua Krfcmdnator “ Co star'. r'* .•• Custar'a" Electric Powder', for fiueHi, 'n 2.1 • 52 \nd $ .0 ■ Boxks, SoTTi.r.a aiw Fl.«««« £3 and fj Sizi. you I’j.axtarroxs. Suir*. 80/r*. Hotiks, Ac Ac, ’CAUTION ’ ’ ! To pnvenuhe public from bm’ng imposed upon by Spur>oim and High ‘ly Pwrnicma- Imitations, a new la »1,. ha« Ken i prepared bearing, a sac simile of the Froprirmr* I signahite. Examine each box Inittle 6r fla* k i can fully hciare pmeL«.siiig and Uikv nothing ‘ Imt ••(’<»'t.ars.*‘ . \ CSold Ecrya'licrc—by Ail Wholesale Dri ottSars in the large diti»< ■ Some of t hoWholesale Agt’s in N Y. City, i Shi< ffelin Brothers Co jI) S Bartles X- Co. B. \ Fahnestock & Hull | F C Wells .fc Co. i Bush (Tile Robinson I M Wind Cluse Co. I Me Kisson <l Robbins, j Hall I)ix<»n a Co. Lafci lie Marsha Gardner | ,hime< S Asninn’t. A. B <<t 1). Sands «t Co I .Wheeler and Hart. Hural Ki*Ly 4t KJicJks | Morgan and Allru,' Hall, Ruckel x Co. j 'I hofljnjt a Fuller. P. 1). Orvis | Cuprad Fox.. ' •* OTTn.H. Philadelphia, Pa, ’ I I’. V\. Dyet aCo —Robert Shoem* a I B. A. Fahui.’j»couk .t ■o — Fr< uch Richarde a•* _ AMK.’HIL*'®. Boston Mass, Grno (iooihrig‘4 i-‘i. —W.-t-ks. * Potltr j M, S. Burr * ci>. —.'m> Wilmjn, Jr.■ AND rrrirtDf Also all WhoLebalb DRCautiT* At ! Chicago, Hl. St Louis, ILo , Detroit, Mich. Louisville Ky., Cincinnati (), Pittsburg Pci Buffalo Jf. Y. Ako nr Dkuogists Ghockhs, SriiREKKirsRS »nd Bktaileiis ge-riei-Hlly tn al) CorxrtT loWNS H1)<l ViILAUXi Iu th« United Stales, AT DECATUR, BY Dll. T.T. Dllllll lUt f 0. And by the Druggists, STORKKBErxBt end Rktalers generelly. Df.al’rs c«n order ns sbove ; Or address orders direct—[or if I’riee* IVrriis, .so., is desired. for ( if. 62] Circular, giving reduced Priees]-o HENRY R. COSTAR. Principal Dkp?t —No. f>n Bro*rlw» r — (Opposite the St. Nicholas Hot*),) New Yort. • Lime rpnß. sale in ’mall neanlir-ca.Jfnr trfifi.wari. ' J mg. KTT'I’AtAN a CRAWFOfIn