Decatur Eagle, Volume 7, Number 41, Decatur, Adams County, 28 November 1863 — Page 2

THE EAGLE CM A 8 J'rfl It WETEK. P*r utf eu DECATUR IKDIANA. SATVRDAY, SOVEWBEkTS MM. Ko»civ»xo — The very bone* ol Kouciu,ko cannot '.at rat’;» <n their grave»,n;d that unshrinking eycrit shriek in agony over the M-rvi.w on«n:fe*tat;oai of Ameican sympathy w:h Russia in this very hour when Po’arnl struggles hr her life, sad Rtstsis tut .tiers her people and burns her cities anl desolates her land! Is Kosciusko, and are Lis gallant services in the cause of American freedom, forgotten? Is gratitude dead? Ara tbe nieces ol ovr Revolutionary heroes no longer sacred? The manifestations of sympathy with Busis bare their fountain bead at Washington, and are fostered end encouraged by Administration organs and tbs shoddy arristotrats at New York They indicate a desire to ally the nisceat despotism of America with the most aacient ‘ and the most gigantic and unlimited of 1 the despotism of Europe. The spirits of , Washington and Kosciusko frown upon the unhallowed bond and abhor the projected al'iauce!

Col. Stillwell, who is engaged in raising the volunteer regiments in the Eleventh Congressional District, says the prospect for success is most encouraging. and that everything looks favorable forfi. ng it up speedily. He has now two hundred men in camp of which number-lay county has futn;«hed fortytour. In Adams county there are sixty who have volunteered and ready to g'< in camp; in Wells, between forty and fifty; in Wabash, over one hundred; in Howard about sixty and in Madiaoo from forty to fif.y. The other coin tie* in the district have not done so*well but they are now aroused to the necessity of a vigorora effort to furnish their quota* with volunteer*, sc as to prevent the necessity of a draft. THE ARMY VOTE. Information received from the Wisconsin regiments enables us to state some ol the reasons why the Democratic vote is not larger. Before the election, Democratic tickets were forwarded in large numbers by mail. So far as beard from but one or two of these letters containing tickets were recived by those to whom they were addressed. On the o'her hand, a large number of tickets containing tbe names of the Democratic candi-

date*, was printed here in Wisconsin, by the Republican*, headed "Disunion Copperhead Vallandingham tick* I.” The* reached the army and were exhibited to the eoldiere as the regular Democratic ballot*. One lot of tickets sent to tbe I<th, we are credible informed, were deliberately destroyed by officers of that regioeiat. Another lot was forwarded, but hoar they fared we ha. e not learned. Th# de-aaocratie 17tli regiment,„ to which aso al'.it nde of democratic banots were forwarded ai an early day from ».*•** ejty, was zjeatiUata of ticket* until th* •oldiera procured thees juet before the election from private hand*. Throughout the army democratic officew dared not to interfere in behalf of tbe decxocratie candidates, for fear of unpleasant personal coeaoq«enc£s. and eery few of tito privates possessed the moral aoarags to resist the pressure upon them. A fair and impartial vole in the araay may be considered out of the question. Ko anatter how patriotic, or how enthusiMttesily for the prosecution of the war any candidate may be, unless he has the adminstration stamp upon him, he can have no votes worth counting in side the

jniljtary lines, — Milwaukie News. Tkctb ra w as rxpEcrrn Socwcs.— The Chicago Tribooe.a radical r. publican paper, in a recent article on the imaginary Canadian plot, and the tendency of the doctrines of what it calls "coperheadism,” says: '•lf the war is, as these men assert, wrong, to oppose it is right. If Lincoln is • tyrant, to destroy him is patriotic. If the South i« oppressed, to set her free's a duty. If flue North is and overbearing, io curb her is eommena’hle. If the interest of the black man t« paraniount to the good of the white is the opinion o. our rulers, to beat the negro <Uwn and net the white man up, is a task in which all ought to share. And if the Const* tuUoo is destroyed by Presidetial usurpation of power that it does not confer; and if the government of the fathers is de facto dis eolved, there remains no moral obligation

to heed its admonitions nr obey its law* j Force, not right, may sustain those in rhe North who propose taking Mr arm* aga.nst it The du yof respect and vbe diene* is gone." We are net disposed togonssr the truth of th* Tribune’s logical deduces; but it look, strange *o them n such a paper- Il may. however be right or a rthyal ' paper <o indulge in such logic, rtxugh it wool J not be sa -for s eop wrhesd” journal to v.n'ure so far. and £*k ,we J h unguarded tr.th.. The edr JeMI stand * , C, 'YTt T.7« interior of of L.cle Abraham . bastite*. ■lbe Boston Post says tl lve .«te<on*oi a tion for n~t |.a e g e t mom for rrln.

Dr. Rwback'a Cwnttitaent*. W’e learn that ths distinguished and popular inventor of those famous Scandinavian Remedies the Buoi Pilia and Blood Ptrifikb, advertised in our buutMs* columns receive* nearly as many •tiers by every m>4 as lbs Treasure Department. The average is more than TOO per day! Hi* patient* scattered over the bread West the Southern States and New England er* said to reach the enormous sod a.most incredible aggregate as 100,000! By hi* patient* we mean those who use his preparation* at their en'y usedicinee We persume skat such a connection it witbeat a parallel ia Medical history. The Rural American. The Best Paper for Farmer* sad Fruit 1 Growers—Eight Dollar* Premium for only Twenty Subscribers! I want 1C ,000 elub agertsto circulate the’ Rural American, Utiea, N.Y. Volvine VIH COTDtoe'.'ees January let, 1864. pay er free to clab sabocriben in December! Tni* ie decidedly the test and cheapest farmer’s and fruit grower ■ paper it existence, at only $1 a year, and every subscriber receives tww of the best Grape Vines known to exist, sent free of all expense, or one dollar’* worth of Russel’s Great Prolific Strawberry Plantt.-the larger. and wort prolific it, thew .eld many of which are actually a* large as ten’s eggs! CErery person who” remit* ft will receive the pxper rm to January

» — • ■ - ~ r r ——— — ——— —— «r and ■ pie copies «ent free ?o all apptieanta, ■with full details. Positively I offer the be« term* to > Por.masters an<j otWr elab agents of any other publ'-Ler in this const?. Et&mt Dollau ir. ; prerr for every club of twektt aubseri Dera! I have an supply »f the choicest grape vine*. all of which are u> be nn to ( my v.bscriberr' Send for Npeeimen copies immediate’r, aad address T. B. Miaer, Clinton Oneida Cocxnty, K. T. ' | TEBHSREDrCED TO OLD PRICES! — Godey's [Lady’s Book «'«*»< GREAT LITERARY AND PICTORIAL YEAR! The publisher of Gsdev s Lady's Book,! thankfoi to that public which ha* enabled , him to publish a Magazine for tbe last thirty four rear* of * larger circulation than »ny in America, ha* made an arracgemect with the mo»t popular authoress in this country — MARION HARLAND, Authoress of ‘Alone, Hidden Path, Mxs Side, Nemesis, and Miriam? who will furnish stories for the Lady'* Book for , 1864. This a!o»e will place tbe Lady’* 800 k in lite-ary point of view far ahead of any oth i er magazine. Marion Harland wri.es for no i other magazine. Our other favorite writers . will all continue to furaish article* throughout the rear. THE DEHT Lads. Jtxgazis* Is tbe Wsrid, tad Cheapest, j

The Literature is of that kind that can be read aloud in the family circle, and the el, rgy in immense numbers are subscribers for the • 80.-k. . ' The Mtisie i" all original, and would eost 25 cent* the pnee of tbe book, in the musie stores but most of it is copyrighted, and cannot be obtained except in Godey Oct Steel engraving*. All efforts to rival us in this have ceased , and we now stand alone . ia this department, giving, as we do, many I , m< re and infinitely better engravings than are published in any other work. Godey’s immense double sheet fashion p.ates . 1 containing from fire to seven full length colo j red fashion* on each plate. Other magazines 1 '-e only two. Far ahead of any fashions in ; Wnrnn. or America. The publications of these *IO,OOO more than fashion plates of 21 Xa ’* nothing but °'- r he o.d stylo, a. bl £ a , u ei „ t hem _ .larg.e.rculaUoa d if. We newr | 0 her magazme* car.no. Unefitted «P«re money when the pub.. , D Th«-se fashions may be relieu °*’ _ ' may be made after them, and tbe , e '. . not subject herself to ridicule, as woulo “• r , ease if she visited the large cities dressed a,.’*- ' the style of the plates given in some .f our so- , called fashion magazines. Oct Wood Ezgraving*, of which we gire i 1 twice er three times a* many as any other mag- 1 azine. Me often mistaken lor steel. They are ( so far ssspertor to any other*. | Imitations. Beware of them. Remember that tbe Lady's Book is the original publics-

tion and the cheapest- Everything that isvze : ful or ornL«»<.-atal in a house can be found in , Godey. Drawirg Lessons. No cither magszioe gire* them, and we have given enough to fill st rerai. large volume*. Our Receipts are sueh »s can be found nowhere else. Cooking in all it* variety—confec | tionary—the nursery—the toilet—the launder ; —th. kitchen. Receipts upon .11 subjects are ' ta be found in lhe page* of tie Lady’s Book — I We erigina'ly started this dipartment, and j have peculiar facilities for making it most per feet. This department alone is worth th. price of the Book. Ladies’ Work Table This department eom prises engravings and descriptions of every arf tide that a lady wears. I Model Cottages. No other magazine has this • r ch part ment. TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE! TO A> * pa6T OFFICE IX THZ WiTBB STATES- , One copv pne year, 83. Two copies on. vear, 85 Three copies one year, 86 Four copiea one yf»f, 87. Five copies one year, nnd an extra copy to the person sending tht. club, 810.

E'oht copies one year, and an extra copy ?o the person sending the club, Slo Eleven copies one year, and an extra copy , to the person sesdiwg the elub, 820. And the only magazine that can ba introduced into the above clubs in place of th* Lady’s Book is Arthur’s Homa Mag»FB». SPSCIAVCIVBBIMC WITH CTHKII MAO*ZI«»-Go-ley’s l ady's Book and Arthur's Home Mag.zins both one year lor 83 50. Godej'. Lady’s Book end Harper’s Msgax.ue both on* year for 84 60Godey, Harper, sod Arthur will sU three he Sent one year, on receipt of 86 00. Treasury Noles and Notes of all solvent banks taken U par. Be careful and , .V rhe oosiatf* "0 V°“ r P y L A GODBY.

A JTEW MAGAEIKE, FOR rax LADISS. THE LADIS FRIEND. A MONTHLY MAGAZINE or LITERATURE AND FASHION. Tie subscriber* would beg leave to call tbs attention of tbeir friends and tbe public to tbeir New Mswazikb which they are about to issue, and tbe January number ol which Is nearly ready. The name will be THE LADY’S FRIEND.

and it will be devoted to choice Literature and tbe illuttratioD of the Fashions. It will also contain tbe latest patterns of ) Cloaks, Caps. Bonnets, Head Dresses. Fancy Work, Embroidery, Ac , Ac ; with Receipts, Music, and other matters interesting to ladies generally. THE LADY'S FRIEND will be edited by Mrs. Hint Pbtikscx, who will rely upon the services in the Literary Department, of the following UNRIVALLED corps ct WRITERS: Mr*. Henry Wood, author of ’East Lyne,’ dke.; Msry Howitt, Marion Harlsnd, au tbor ol 'Alone'; Mr*. E. S. Randolph, Elinor C. Donnelly, C. M. Trowbridge, Mirgaret Hosmer, Virginia F Town send. M rs. M A. Denison, Clara Augusta, Laura J. Arter. August Bell, Anna L. G , Cbarlss Morri*, Helen M. Pratt. Maggie C Higby, Mr*. Ann* Baehe, Lucinda B. Browne, Carrie Meyer, Mrs. M F. Tucker, Fanny M. Raymond, Frances H. Sheffield, Mr*. L. I). Shears. Caroline A. Bell, Annie F. Kent, Sophie May, Harris Byrne, Mrs. Z. B. Spencer, Mattie Dyer Britts, Annie Russell, Mis* A. L. Muzxey, Sara J. Rumsey, Clara Doty, Harriet W. Stillman, Minnie May, Arthur Hampton, T. J. Chambers, Barbara Brande, and other talented writers. Haodsome Steel Engraving*. A Handsome Steel Ekgaavise and a Colored Steel Fashion Plate will illustrate every number; besides well executed Wood Cuts, Illustrative of Storie*, Patterns, drc.. too numerous to mention. The January cumber will contain a beautiful Steel Engraving, designed expressly for th’* Magaiino by Scheuselo, and called Gabrtel Wilkie’s Return.

This handsome Steel Plate illustrates a story of love, war, sad a broken engagement, by Miss Elsanor C. Donnelly, and will be of itself, we trust, worth the price of the number. A SEWING MACHINE GRATIS! We will give to any person sending thirty subscriptions to Thi Lady s Fkybxd and Sixty Dollars, one of heeler <fc Wilson’s celebrated Sewing Machines, such as they sell for berty-five Dollars. Tbe Machines will be selected new st the manufactory in New lork, boxed, and forwarded tree o( cost, with the exception of freight. In procuring subscribers for this Premium, we prefer that the thirty subscribers should be procured at the regular term* of Two Dollars for each, but where this cannot be done, they may be procured at our club rates, end the balanoe of '.he Sixty Dollars forwarded to us in cash by the person desiring tbe machine. Tbe Magazines will be sent to different Poxti Office*, if desired. Every person collectUng names should send them with the money as fast as obtained, so that the j subscribers may begin st once to receive I their Magazines, and Dot become dissat--1 isfied with lbs delay. When the whois -n.'.ber of names (thirty), and whole “ “ -.ns of money (Six'y’Dollars), is rel h « C a «l» ioe W,I! be du! l for * ar ded.

TERMS. Our term, will b. ***»•»• “ tbo « ’ for that well known o.per, Tbe Saturday Evening Post, pub.'Bb- J ; for the last seventeen years—in v that tbe clubs may be made up of the pa per and magazine conjointly, where it te so desired —and will be a* follows.’ -t CASH IS ADVASCB. ■ S 1 copy, one year, 82 00 ’ 2 copies, one year, 3.00 ; 4 copies, one year, 6 00 I 8 copies, and 1 to getter-up of club 12 00 j 20 copies, and 1 to getler-up of club 23 00, One copy each of the Lady Friend tg and Saturday Eveslso Post. 300 < jfjy Single numbers of The Lady a < Friend (postage paid by us) 20 cents. The matter in The Lady’s Friend ■ 1 will always be different from that in The Post. Address DEACON A PETERSON, No. 319 Walnut St., Philada. <5-Specimen numbers will be «*»’*' i gratuitously (when written for) to those desirous of procuring subscriber*. Examiner’s Notice. i The undersigned School Examiner of Adams > ; Countv. Indiana, will hold examination* at Ins | office in Decatur upon the fourth lu^ n ° u ’ following earned months, to wit.—January, At 47 June March. Mav. December; and upon • each Saturday of September, October and No • yember. Exercises will commence each day at i ten o’clock. > n '- , . i,t„ lt L. ' I Teacher* will please bear in mind that there , will be no private examinations give*, unlew ; I the applicant can show there is actual necessity ' tl 'sh<*J officers, and other friends of education ! are cordially invited to be in attendance. I * r,o ic.nl* with whomth. examiner is not per ’ sonallv acquainted will be required represent . certificate .igned by a prominent ertoenof I H,7 county to tile effect that aaid applicant *usmins a good moral character. , . Lain K J R 8080. Examiner M.yl” 1»*”» A <»,*»• Ornrfy

FROSPECTVs FOR isos. the iiwiuimu post, • The Oldest Mi Bert of tbe Weeklies.’ Tha Proprietors of Tnx Satvrdat EvxxrxG Post—which paper is now in ita Forty-third Year'.—would oiwply anDonrt* in their Prospectus lot 1864, that tier design mainteicing for tbeir weekly j ‘ tbe'high character it has already acquirW./4 £« A FIRST LITERARY PAPER! Trier have reason to beliwve that the i *teries of Mrs. Wood, author of "East Lynne," <ke ; Miss Brandon, author of ■ Eieanor’s Victory," Ac ; Marion Harland, author of “Alone,” Ac ; Miss N trginia F. Townsend, and numerous other excellent writer*, have been generally regarded as possessing the greatest merit and the most abtorbing interest; and they design procuring lor The Post in the future as in tbe past, th* best Stories, Sketches, and other Literary Noveltie* which they can possibly obtain. They intend commencing in the first paper in January, A NEW NOVEL, by Mrs. Wood. Author of “East Lynne,” Ac., from ad-1 ' rance sheets, expressly forwarded to us from England. This story wDi be called ‘OSWALD GRAY.” and will be about the length of Verner’s Pride’ and ’Ea*t Lynne.’ In addition to the Stories written expressly for The Post, its Editor also strives to lay before it* readers, tbe be«t Stories from th* English Periodicals.— And gives, in addition to the Tales and Sketches, more or les* Aglfcultural Matter, with a Riddle, Receipt, News, and Market Departments, every week. A SEWING MACHINE GRATIS. We will give to any person sending thirty subscription* to The Post and Sixity Dollars, one ol heeler A Wilson s celebrated Sewing Machin**, such a* they sell for Forty-five Dollar*. The machines) will be selected new at the manufactory in New York, boxed, and forwarded free of coat, with th* exception of freight. In procuring the subscriber* for this Premium, we prefer that tbe thirty subscriber* should be procured at the regular ■ terms of Two Doilai* for each, but where this cannot be done, they tnay be procured at our club rates, and the balance of tbe Sixty Dollars forwarded to us in cash by the person desiring th* machine. The paper* will be sent to different Post-Offices, if desired. Every person collecting name* should send them with tbe money as fast as obtained, »o i that the subscribers may begin at once to , receive their papers, and not become dissatisfied with the delay. When th« whole number of name* (thirty), and whole amount of money (Six'y dollars), is received, the machine will be duly tstwarj dad.

Terms: Cask in Advascx. 1 copy, one year, 82 2 copies, on* year, 3 00 4 copies, one year, ® 00 8 copies, and I 10 getter-up of club 12.00 20 copies, and 1 to getter-up o< club 23.00 One copy of Tbs Post and on* of The Lady’s Friesd, 3.00 Apy As the price of The Post is the same a* that of The Lady s Friend, tbe Clubs may be composed exclusively of the paper, or partly of the paper and partly of the magazine. Os conrss, the premium may be either one or the other, as desired. Tbe matter in the paper will always be different from that in the magazine. 13-Specimen numbers of Ths Post sent gratis. Address DEACON A PETERSON, No. 319 Walnut st.. Philadelphia-

. -.-- -- . trotrst leiAl firedr V.* >«“r br ,w ® tmw 1 ->r* Jaekson. Herbert<k Co, Proprietors of: / Cational Dispensary, established tincintl i an I.IWO cure all private disease*, B s l L’ ° 'Of’cd rapidity. We guarantee to with un«» '. a Gleet Svphillis. Impotency.! etire Gonm-rhu. > #r ’^if.Abuse, Diurnal Nocturnal , " om() l»ints. in short, every , Emissions. Feo* ' „. r ; e ty of Sexular Disease, possible form and . • permanent and tees Cures rapid thorough . ,-ular—fifteen large ■ moderate. Send for our v r Ta rjed.*nd inter- ! 8 in. by 11 in - letter inUn d e d for La- . esting matter Also,a circular ,' own I dies only. , ~* . wnt Many of era’ patient* assert they rect [,- e d money "to Docsors in Eastern Cities and , n °Then whv not patronize home talent—men . ' who know the Western elamale and can effect, Female Pilla-tl P« »~x- ' serif for Circular Special 1 sealed sent with th. Circular wnhont charge. One of the cheapest mo«t > nt f 100 ! nonant books ever published, 300 pages, z 1 engravings, The Mountain of Light or Mediea • and Mama<re Guide, and an Explicit 'KToieandßex-uty.’ It factory reeeal, veariou* subjects never be <>« fuUy z nt.ii.ed in »nv popular wvrk m tee r.ngnsn ■ lan -,'iage Priw SOeent* and one 3 eent stamp ior for I dollar and throe 3 eent stampa ' Fully described in Circular, which every young , man should bar ewhetper „ Medicine* and instructions aeht promp.ly’ :a n ; part of the country Consulting t' The &*pen«ary. No. 167 Sycamore street. P. O>'dr’ JtCKSON'3 ORIENTAL LINIMENT, r Remove* all eoldness and rejuvenate* or which hare lain dorment for many years. H wilTcure any case of impCpney. e-me and , rn’kse thepLsiorsfor any^reasonao et.me Can be mailed with perfect safety, rnce per bo , tciaos’a french r*msr male safe. ,f It is perfectly safe and never fail* to give sat- , i,fac.ir,r It is the only snre and safe proven"re against contracting d.ae.se erer inrenUd ’PHee •! each 4 dollars per half dozen, and • * Hn ’irw wr <!*’«••» t’” l

1563 1863 NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS! Haring received the T*x Duplicate for tbe present year, notice i* hereby g ; v . that tbe Treasurer is new ready te receive tbe several ’ 6 TAXES FOR ADAMS COUNTY. At the Treasurer's Office, in Decatn, If Tax-Payers will call early they will be waited upon without delay. Th* itrequire* that after the third Monday of March, a penalty of 10 per eeet, on dollar, with interest until paid, must be attached. All who wish to *v n jd p, Tir „ cost, will eall and pay their Tax, as the penalty will be attached a! th* tiwethehw requires. Bankable funds will be received at this office for the present. THE TAXES FOR 1863 ARE AS FOLLOWS: , — — TOWNSHIPS. _ -5 ”f .= iU I ’ ■5 = S 5 J I -5 -- ; A £ 5 ® 3 3 . 3 -j ~ ’ I Union Township, per ?100, 1 20; 35; 15; 1|: 10 ; 5; 10; ’. W7~lßs i “ •• “ poll, ; 75: : : : so: : : : : 125 Root “ “ 3100, ; 20: 35; 15; 1|; 10: : 10; ; 90; iso “ “ “ poll, : 75: : : : so: : ; 125 Preble, “ “ SIOO. ; 20; 35; 15; 1|: 10; 10; 10; 10:90; 2m i “ " “ poll, ; 75: ; ; : so: : : ; ; 125 Kirkland, “ “ SIOO, ; 20: 35; 15; 1|! 10: 1 10; 5; 90; 185 “ “ poll, ; 75: ; : ; so; ; : ; : 125 Wahsington, “ SIOO, ; 20; 35; 15; i “ “ “ poll, : 75; ; ; ; 50: ; : : : 125 St. Marv’s, “ SIOO, ; 20; 35; 15; 4|! 10; 5; 10; 5; 90; 190 “ ‘ “ poll, : 75; : : ; 50: : : ; ; 125 : BJuecreek, “ “ SIOO, ; 20; 35; 15; 1|; 10; 5; 10; 20; 90; 205 i *• “ “ poll, ; 75; ; : ; 50: : : ; ; 125 Monroe, “ “ SIOO, ; 20: 35; 15; 1|; 10; 10; 10: 10; 90: 2M 11 “ *• “ poll. ; 75: ; : : so; ; ; : 125 French. “ “ SIOO, ;20 : 35; 15; 1|; 10: 5; 10; 10; 90; 195 i| “ “ “ poll, ; 75; : : : so; : : ; ; 125 Hartford, “ “ SIOO, ; 20; 85; 15; 1|: 10: : 10; 5; 90; 185 1“ “ poll, i 75; ; : ; so: : : ; : 125 Wabash, “ " SIOO, : 20: 35 : 15; 1|: 10: 5; 10: 5: 90; 191 ii “ “ “ poll, ; 75; : ; ; so; : : : 125 Jerfferson, “ SIOO, ;20: 35 : 45; 1|; 10: 5; 10; 5; 90; 190 ■ 1 “ “ “ poll, : 75; : : ; so: ; : : 125 • Corporation of Decatur. SIOO, 10 cts. for town purposes : 1 1 10; ■ « “ “ poll, 10 cts. for town puq/oses > - From this date, and up to the third Monday in March next, you will fini roe s’. . i the Treasurer’s Office, in Decatur, to receive the above les ied taxes: and afler the ■ ■ third Monday in March, those remaining unpaid will be collected with penalty ar t ■ interest bv distress and sale as the law directs. - „ , , I Oct. 31, 1363. C. L. SCHIRMFA ER, Tracer. >!-—-- - * —

NEW GOODS NEW PRICES! We «re now receiving our Spring Stcs-k of t,oods and, although, (on account of sickness we are a little late, we bought our gov 1* from 15 to2opercent cheaper :han we could have done a week or two earlier in the season. We intend our customer* shall have tbe advantage of the GREAT FALL IN I'KICES, and although we are not able to sell goods st the good old fashioned Peace Prices, we can come nearer to it than we have done in a longtime. R'e are opening onr usual assort ment of DRY GOODS

Palm Leaf and other Summer Hats, bonnitsar tificials, ribbon* Ac. Clothing, Groceries Boots and Shoes. Nails, Iron Ac. all of Which w. will sell at the lowest possible prices for READY PAY, But as we can buy to advantage only for ready par we cannot sell goods on Credit v6-nl” NUTTMAN A CRAWFORD. BRANDRETH’S PILLS. Whil. brandreth’* Pill are so potent for good diseased bodies they »re termless as bread, The babe at the breast or the man of ripes jears and delicate fem- ' ales are certain te receive an increase of health from the use of these Pills blessed 9f heaven. . . Jt has been said by an abled physicirn, Ij.at’this medieine always benefits and neve* i>’i areß -’ Wherein is the superlative qua'hty. The Brandreth Pills have no power of “C l ' oo bul n P on ,ra P a f e humor, in th? Wood- They seize only the impurities in and around the parto effected by disease,’ al! the parts involved ’in diseased action* ai’• operated upon and cleaneed from all foulness and reinfused with ’Life,’ by the wono’erful curative powers contained and iuhe.’«nt of the most justlv famed Brandreth’s Pills. Millions of people whose lives appear ed to be at the last ebb. worn out by fever’s consuming fires, by consumption’s insidious ad ranees by reeking torment* of inflammatory rtammatiam, have been cured by the use of these pills. The persons are living witnesses and thous and* are residents in every city of Am erica. Principal Office, No. 294 Cana Street New York. Sold by T. T. Dorwin Decatur and bi all respectable dealers in medicine*. Asl [ for new »tjle.

THK SWEDISH BRANDI — Aslis name indicates IS * p f ’ I:u!iar product of the invenl.r, ’whose native land is Sweden. It is an article having a mellaw ! and delicate flavor, peculiarly .rich, and palatable; '» highly | cordial I zed, and especially »d- --’ apted to the use of all Isdir’, Z who may require an agreeable, stimulating tonic, imparling strength to the system, gu ng an increased vitality to the

whole human frame. It is a great favorite in Sweden, so much so that it may Hr styled the national beverage. No !»n» ' should be without it.— Taken in < shape of a het punch at night b< fore ing to bed, it makes t delicious dranibi producing a healthy perspiration during scold more effectually than any otb-r mixture that can be taken. Try ii one. and be convinced. Sold by merchants A Druggist’'"'P where. Established 1760. PETER LORILLARD, Snuff A Tobacco Manufactßrer, 16 A H CHAMsras STxnr. (Formerly 42 ch * ,h>m A !T ' 1 ft ’’m t bo»rucle» Would eallthe attention of dei.en t ; cf his mannfatnre. viz: BROWN SNIFFMzrabor Deinig' o .*' /nS’fcnj,. ■■“'(•SX. yellow snuff Scotch, I t On v T Jh e qo'uevD<’V scoUil ’ TOBACCO. Smoking. Fine Cut Chewing, long, P-A- L Aweei Spanish. No 1, Cavendish, or Cans’t' r No 2 Sweet Scented Oronoco, h Ms l ai mixed. Tin Foil Cavendish tor’ Gr ’ n A U ci will b. nl2-7-ly. Clark’s School Visitor. VOL. TO.-A OAV-SCHOOL The Visitor »'ll jgg3 _ Tb „ ume with lh»* uiusa.; ••• ;' Ü blished the only D vSchoolperi^' f »’ P bpalltlf ,,Uy >v tv center vear magaz’ne ches , Dialog' hi*'rated. din = c m^‘ C ’ Tom the very b“ l stories, puzzles, etc., e.e., has the ’*^ e ° No< educational Journ’ pulh- s od f.t tin. to form clubs for , 0 club’ ‘dTughldAV S & Real Estate for Sale JUKSSSe&S&M 5 KrssSgi-’ „ A ,w . HirrliK, 6i - l