Decatur Eagle, Volume 9, Number 37, Decatur, Adams County, 1 December 1865 — Page 4

MotionExpi riroc® has proved that mutton for farmers' use is the cheapest of all meats.! The co*t of keeping sheep is more than' balanced by the fl-ece that is generally taken from them; and especially may this be said cf sheep in mild climates, where ; the farmer is not compelled to fodder but a small portion of the year. Another important item is the yearly increase. From it, if he desires, the farmer can supply bis table with muiton through the year; we would, therefore, advise saving the lambs, and kill, as tarj as may be necessary, the older sheep. , It is also a very convenient meat for the larder. A farmer's family can very i readily consume a sheep before it wit! spoil, while this cannot be done with beef, or other animals of a large size, without' adopting some method of preservation.! Besides, the time and labor employed iaj killing and dressing a sheep is but little compared with what is necessary for large | animals. Hence, as a matter of eonveaiance and economy, we advise every far-i mer to keep a flock of sheep. } That it is a healthy article of food, needs neither arguments nor facts to prove, Wc know that pork is the chief meat of farmers; but when we consider the cost of making it, as compared with mutton, and the results obtained in the profita accruing therefrom, we think farmers generally will give mutton the preference. — Setting Tire*. It is said that tires can be kept tight on wheels without coming loose until they wear out, by soaking the felloes of the wheels in linseed oil, after the tire 3 are, put on, which is done in this way: Pro- j cure a ca»t iron box at some foundry, or j a deep sheet iron pan, ol a length »B>di depth suitable for the purpose, in which put the linseed oil; then place it over the j fire till the oil 13 brought to a boiling heat, i and no hotter, for if 100 hot it will burn j the wood. The wheel should now be sus-; pended on a stick, so that it will revolve, j and the felloes be immersed in the oil, ] each soaking an hour. The wooed of which the felloes are made should fee we'l seasoned and dry at th. time of; using, or it will not absorb the oil; when! wood is prepared in this way it is impervious to w_.ter, and lasts much longer than it otherwise would. The above will not be likely to meet' with favor from blacksmiths and wheel- j wrights, as it is for their interest, the one to reset tires, and the other to make re- ■ pairs; but the farmer will readily perceive the advantages of adopting this method of preparing his wheels, which does away witu the necessity for reselling the tireg Daniel Webster if Living Would Ilave Keen a Democrat. The lion. George Ticknor Curtis made a speech in Brouklvn ou the evening of the 31 instant, from which we made Ibis striking extract: In all the early part of my life I was a political follower of Daniel Webster. Tiie ►chool which Lb trained the yonng men who came under his influence and really gave themselves to Lis teachings, was entirely inconsistent with any sympathy or co operation ia any sectional party; and it was only a short time befire bis death that the tendencies of a large part of the Northern Whigs to convert themselves into a sectional party began to appear. But the signs of this change did appear, and Mr. Webster saw and comprehended their full import. lie meant to warn me, as !.e dal others, against them; and the manner in which lie did it, iu ray case, I can never forget. The scene was in that plaid" furnished apartment, his own chamber, in the large house at Marshfie’d, Dow so memorable, and the time was three days before his death. Beneath tii, 3 window, on a tittle artificial lake, there rode always a suiaii boat at anchor, w ith an American flag at its mast head, so placed that his eye? could rest upe-u it, if light sufficed, as he closed them a' night, and could open on it with the dtwn. Beyond the Inks slie.chej the great farm which he so loved to cultivate, lIiCU die ioW Swldl ftftli the OC» hD. He Lad been very ill for several weeks, an i it was apparent to all about him that his ii'e was now rapidly and grandly j drawing to ft close. He had that morn- ( ing for the first time during several <lsy , paid some attention to the political news;; i was just b.-foro the Presidential election ' which resulted in the choice of General , Pierce over General Scott, and the re-? turns from Suuie of the previous Stale! e,»vtioDs were coming in pretty heavy against us Whigs. Y\'e were alone to* ts -h r, an 11 ountioued to him the news which had come down from Boston the night before. Culling me to his bedside I by my Christian name, he s°id; “The! \\ hig cin lidate will not be elected. You love your couutry, and you think its welfare involved in Whig success. This has been -o; but let me waru you, as you love \ iur country, so give no countenance to a sectional geographical party. The' Whigs, alter this election, will break up, and upon the ruins of our p»rly a sectional party will arise. The stability of the Union will h rsafter depend upon the D.-.aoaracy. * XiT Sruxevv w.t. Jackson’s House — Tlte verittilrfe war-horse oftiie rebel chief St do cwall Jackson may now be seen at ]stewi>ort, R. I. It is a noble animal, aud mikes a fin • appearmce in the street, as bo doubtlo s did when leading to the charge aga' ust our loy.tl nrmic-. The steed nth.* j»r pu-ty of Geo. Francis Tran*.

Hmni Bi.si.uss cards: i F/A. JELLEFF, Physician and Surgeon. DECATUR. INDIANA. Q- OFFICE—In Houston’s Block, second dod>r over Stcra. vs-nls. David Studabaker, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND Claim Agent, DECATUR. INDIANA, TTTILL practice in Adam* aud adjoining , » T Counties; will secure bounties .pensions, and all kinds of claims against the Government. , , rrOFFTCE.—On Main Street, immediately j South of the Auditor's Office. v6-n4‘2 IN DIANA CENTRA’- INSURANCE COMPANY, I DA FAYETTE, IND. Capital, . . .TT . *500,000 00. j OFFICERS. D*ntel Brawlet, President. E. D. Marsh, Viet President. N. C. IIn.oER3R.Asn. Secrete.r*. J H L Slatton. General Agent. V.B. SIMCOKE, local A cent j Jn-eg.lsCS Decatur, Ind I W'M. RAIXMWIN. DEALER IN I CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWELRY. Etc. j Also on hand and for sals cheap a superior , assortment of Letter. i Cap, and Note Paper. Envelopes, Notions, Rod Photographic Alburns. < Watched! and Cl*>ck* ?vj>H?rt*d omhert notice | the Most rea-' r *nat»'e terms. Store on Sec- j load •trptft.•one door strove X. Mcihere. j j June -0. . ▼9nls--ly j HARMON FOSSE,; j UNDERTAKER,! SHOP NEXT DOOR TO KING Sc BRO-, > SRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP, VDNRCE ST-. DECATUR, INDIANA. I would inform the public that I keep con- ! -tantlv on hand a large assortment of rotEi-s, and will manufacture them to order at all Lmet , j 1 n connection with my business 1 keep a hearse, | to attend fun.-rals, without any extra charge I Give me a call, as I feel satisfied that I can j | furnish everv thing in the line ot undertaking. ; I ill the beat style, and at reasonable rates. I dug. 25. 6m ; Appointment of Administrator. "VOTTCE is hereby eivrn that the under nS signed has been appointed Administrator I t Bants Nan of the estate of Isaac Debolt. , deceased, late of Adams county. Tho estate ia probably solvent. , , JEREMIAH AUCHBOLD, Adtn r r appointment of administra- , TOR. XT OTIC E is hereby given that the underap|>o:ntcd A dtofciLisiraior Jof the Estate of Zarhariah Meirymaa late of ; \dsms ci,untv, decoa-ed. The estate is prub--1 aHv solvent. J EREMIiH ARCHBOLD, ' | Sept. 15. 4w Adln ' r V I (J K S 111- If G R. Barns, Ta his Line of Business, Defies the World! 4 LLotlier LIKE INSTITUTIONS thrown in | \ the shade: AII effort* at COMPETITION ' ico-e by the HOARD it i* .acknowledged by ’ all ttiat he can sell a BETTER article of 6 _ Harness, Saddles, Bridles, [ Whips, and all such like - ‘ f ,r LESS money than anv other establishment 1 : Northeastern Indiana, without exception. _; His work is all warranted to be made of the ; vary best material, and made by oid and expe- "! rienced workmen. ' { Babies and carriages trimmed in the latest i and »pf>««red stv?e. dyi.e ol l ; short n.jlice and at reasfttiable rales. . j jCTGive ns a call, and we will convince yon Jof the truth of what we say. We PAY CASH i of our stock, arid consequently BUY CHEA ?• i • RR than if wc* ou TIME, aud of coui w . i an sell in proport Lea. B. W OAKLEY, WHOLES'IE AMD RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC j HARD WARP], Saddlery Hnd Carriage Triuumnir*, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, Etc. “H Cetambia Street, FORT V/AYNE, IND. Appmntiucut of Vdministiator. V' iTIC -1 i- hi re*. - pjyr-n that th. under . ,'vne-i las be-n arp •:ated Administrat..r with j •he will SUII-X- 1 of tue estate of John McLean 1 deceased. Tlic estate is n- t,.:blv sol vent. HENRY McLEAN, j Nov. 3. 4tv Administrator. • License Notice. Notice ia ht-rc'-j n to the citizens ol Washington t iwn* pin Adam** Coufilv S*aU‘ of Indiana, that Charles L. Schirmeyer and . Franklin W. Messie under the name and style and Messie will apply to the Board of Commissioners <»f said Adams county at ’hfir itex* session. » fJ c , uruei.ee on the n < Monday *f December, 1%5, at the Court House [ in said County, for a license for one year to sell spiritnons, vinous, malt and iutocicHtin? * ; liquors ia less quantity than a quart, in the I i tirst story of the building owned by eaid i Charles L Sehirraeyer, sunateou the following i described premises in the town of Decatur, in i vVk-!-'.ng‘*m to ' n-hip. Adams County, State of ludiana, to '•it: Commencing at the South \ West comer of itilot number fifty seven in said j town, thence North East at right angles with j Second Street i-ixty feet thence Norch West I parallel with Sucoud Street twenty feet thence j South West parallel with the first mentioned ! lin.* sixty feet to Second Street, thence South; East along Second Street twenty feet to the j place of beginning, i* be u*u*d h.h a f*everave ' on said C. L SUHIHMKYKK. ; • j -. 4- r 7 W MU£Si IS

SAYEE’S | CATHAETIO PILXaS.^ Aro jon Vick, feeble, ud Ar» you out erf cjJer. witt* yonr tystem d#» rwi#cu, jocr un* CQCaIOrUbU ? Th*m mapt>4PJ ar* otu*n Ua; praiuav to & «n«« Ct erf • U you, i&pF&ri 'xjffti " f ■* C-J aa i abouli b« *»«rt*-d by • l vV* 'tt/, JiAB UM erf iht rsn>- > Lot Wy- Tab# Ayr • Pill*. ao4 cDuna* cat Lm dj»or>J«r«i b»* g truri — parity tb* llot-d, xod tt tbo fiui-i* aa«»« uo each* j r-ructaKl in k«alib fun, V»t-y th* sane tier* • «rs iba t«d.v in viforoaß aff* 'Va tirity, parity tba K*§tuu from ~~ n — l — u.* vbich saaba I tea*. A cold mtda* to® »wbjr» i- tba body, a»d obitn.w !U n&toral faactioa*. Tb**a, ’S »ot re.iarerf, Tt*ct upon aai UM «(*&*, prt>d«r.a4 gaoMttl m%tP9r%lion, Mferia*. aai 4i»ra<a. Whiia ia ib « reaction, by th» der«f*mecta, i*ar> WU. »oi *** bow dirtetiy Ibay raatora tba Mtaxto action c-f tb« »y tttm. w»4 witb it tha booyaat of b«a] Wt*t :■ ut« and ao apparent ia : thia trivial ued eoaacii eomplaiat, to a!»o true ia many : of tb* and rfanzaroa* dtotompara. Th* m ao ! Bv'zmr.f«*S:*«taxpatoto*ia. Oavaad by rtmilar ebatruoo, n* and 4ar&as*m;>*t« of tha natarai fttucti>na of tba toadr. tbay ara raptdly, aad many of tham ruraly, ntrad i by tbe«ama aaa&a- Nona who know tba vtrtuas of thaao I l*klU. wi i u* fi*t to ampioj tham whaa from | th* AJaordafa they cure. Stataaaota 9nm Ivadtof phytoctoas fa torn# of tha : principal rtotoa, aad &oa otoar kaowa public pw j a-or. Fnm a ftrwsrduq Mtrikjnt of SL Jko. A Da. Am: Your Plil* are tha pane** es th * t *• rraat in 'xadkhie. Th*y hava curai eiy l.ttla ; ©f u.caroua «or*« apoa A*r ha-la ani t**i that had proT«4 ! Incur*bU y*ar*. Har mothar hm boan iocw g-to*^ ] ou*l»* with bioCchaa »ai plaplaaoa h»r afclc aud 1 In b?r t.xu- AVr our eh.ll *•» curW, »b* »**> triad ! MOEQM&BX A* a Funllr Physic. Fnm Dr. E. W. ChrhcrvU Xtv OrLeau. Tear PIUs ar« tba prlnw of purgaa. Thafr asoelini ; rurpw* any cathartic w* poamaa. Thay aro : a:!ii. tut rerj retain ar A aflhctual in tbeir actloa oe tho ; bovato, which rzik* tbam ioTaiuabla to ua la tba dailj . f trcxtojwnt ol asasaro. | Ueadaebc,StckUoadecbe,Fo«l fitonaAcb. /V>-n Dr. Ltiwiri Btyd, Asilmorr. DtiJiFac. Att»: Icanaot aaaw*r you \okmt aoaplalsta - I L**s curai with your Pilir bettor than to say a3 Lhct u# ! cdc-f .-ens wit 1 * J .ac*'roh.rr » Aiw*na. I plaoa fraat d*“pa»* { i 4*oon ac ecathartic la ay daily contort -.v.th i ii wait- an 1 babavloy aa Ido that your Pair afford us the ! brat wa bar*, X of coama raiuo tbab bifhly. ?Wteria, Kay I, *WI. i Da. J. C. a tcl Sir: I har* ba*Q r*poatadly eurad of , flha wont Kmd&cSt any body caa ba*a by a do m or two of your Pill#. It ***ms to arue from a tool rtccnca, which thay daacaa at oaee. ! Teurr with jrvat rarj-act, ffD. W. FR2BLP, CVrir cf SUammr Ciarwn* Billon* Disorder* — Llrar Complatatl* Prim Dr. Theodor* Bed. cf New Tor 4 Oly. Not only ar* your Pillr achtfrabiy adapted to tb«fr fwac as an apariaat, but I find tb«- b*c<aficial effeetr upon th* Liter very marked indeed. They har* ia my prao mcr* affectual for lha cur* of A-hour cca*. pUinu than any aha l W 3 Q3«utioa. 1 riisfiar*Jy rejvioe that we have at length a purffalir* which ii WOf* thy caufideoc* as the profs*siwu aud to# paepi*. . Dtrainaw er t*i Ijmsjoa, 1 Wasuinatcn. D. Tth Fab., IKS. / Sit : f hare used your nils in sy seoarai and hoepitat pracUca ever nuc* joa made thorn, and aaaaot hanutc to i say they are the bee; mtLarLc we employ. Their r*fh> ialinrf act go on the ilrer is quithk and dacidad, eonsa* quently they are an admirable remedy far d-rangecituU ! cf that organ. Indeed. I Lar* tel .'cm found a ease of i caaouj Guam to c bet mate tha; 1: did not readily ytaid to loam. lTrauroaliy ycurs, ALuMJ BALL, M. D, j roan cf tk Afurvas ZloiyuaL Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Relax, Worm*. From, Jjr. J. G. Orten, cf Chicago* Year Pills h&vo had a long trial in my praetira. and I boil '.hern ia eeteea M one of th* bast ap-erieuta 1 bav* aver fbuud. Their alUrat.re eilect upon the liver mahea thorn aa excellent remair, whan given in small doaea *jr bCumt dyunUry mnd CuxrrKccz. Thvir augar-ccating makes them very accaptaik and oo&vetoant for th* ua* , of women and chUdrea. Dyspepsia, Imparity of th* Blood. JVc#» her. J. V. a. nut, Pustor cf Adcmt Church, Astern* ID* Atxr : I have aand your Pilla with ex traerdinary tner««s in my family and amoag thoa* I am called to visit in Jiarrees. To tbo organs of dtgesuon and porify the bfi*od. they are the very beat remedy I hava ever known, and I can confidently recommend them to »y frkuds. Yours, J. Y. lUH£& Witoi Wyoming N Y., Oct. IA, 1555. f Dias 8r?.: lam using your Cathartic Piik in my praotic*, and find them an excellent parAtive to cleans* th# si stoun and jsun/y tAe fount Jim of tv JOHN G. MBACUAK, SLD. CosM'tfpatlon.C’ostfreness, Unpprcsctoa, Kiteasuatiesu. Gout, Neuralgia, Drop* , ay, Paralysis, Fits, etc. Fim Dr. J. 1\ Tjuighn, XsntrccJ, Canada* Too much cannot be said of year Pills fir the cur* o# e*rt %'cn'tt. If others of our fraternity have Lund them I a* efficacious a* I have, they should jwin n* in ing It fer the benefit >f the maititud** wbosofier frora * j tb*t eompiaint, which, although bad enough in iueifi ia ! | th* ; r of ether* that are worse. I Wiiex# ccahnciwxr to orig.&fito In tho liver, but four Pliis Lk* that S’ ; organ aud cure tie uisea**. Fr>m krt. A. Sturt, Dietician end JHdmfty 3odon. I fled cue or two largf dose* cf your Pills, taken at th# proper time, are exceliee: prr-morivea cf the maitsr'zl ucr *■ *. tton a hen wLo!lr or jykrtially am i also v*ry *■ effectual to c*ar_*e tht stomach and e They are so much Ui* beef pfcysti w* have that 1 recuaunecd 1 ‘ no other to my palknto. JVom tM Rtv. Dr. ITaxoku, aft}* Mrthodid Epis. Church. Pmax Horsx. Savannah, Ga.. Jan. ft, ISofi. Borrytrs) Sift t I ehocW ba uagraSafnl fur the relief yaur fcluii has brought na if I did not report my c**-* to * you. A co* J k tiled in ray limbaanl britucbt on •T'vuact'og nmratair pr-ts, which ended in rkcUmcu kn. Notwi JutandiOg I bad the bast of ph ysician*, tba disenee g*ew worse and worse, until by the advice *f your ex.v-LeDt agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackec.sk. I triad your P, :«. 1 beir pfiect* were slow, but eure. By parsavaring U. th* use cf Outu, 1 am now cuun*!y waiL B j Bx-*s« Cauoxx. Baton Rouge, Da. Aria: I hav* been entirely ecr*d, by your Pills, of J? V»,-mohc Qoui — a pwufal diaeuae that bad aSicted cue for years. YIN CHS T SLIDXLL. ffrf" Kort cf ths Pint la market cod?*,in Mercury, t wh.rh. .ylthough a ralcable re.nedy in shiiful haaifis, to uaQg»woo* in a public pm, Trom the dreadful ccnaa-que-icr* tba; frequently nkw lt« incaotioas oaa. Thoaa ccoiala no xcarcury or mineral substance whatever. Plica, 25 cent# par Box, or 5 Boxes fer IL j Preptrtd Ij Dr. J. C. AYSB &, CO , LoveU, Kim and for sale by 1. T. Darwin, Decatur; at wLoleside by C. West, Toledo, aud by dealer* . in medicine every where. EXECUTOR’S SALE. VOIICE !- irifeu, tbnt the i • ... \ signed, Ex- , r.or the last wiU q( I j kish Brawn, k.ccus*? u, ?*y virtue -jf k.n order of i tlie Court of Common Pleas of A'l -ros county, Slate of Tndiaua, will sell at Public 'hle.it I the door t f the Court ll *as3, in Adams county | Ob the 4tA Day of November , 1860, j And between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and i 4 o’clock P. M. on Nai l day, the following de .'scribed Real Estate, to wit; The North half of the northwest quarter of the southwest qoar ter of section twenty-lwo and the South half of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty one. ail in township twentyeight north, of Range fourteen Ea»*, in the said county of Adams, except from said last j named tract all that part of said tract j-u .th cf ihe Fort Wayne and Decatur | Plank Road so called, also except a tract de ■ scribed as follows, to wit: Commencing on the west line of said tract where the Plank Road j crosses the said line in the center of the road j j running thence north along the line four rods. I j thence east eleven rods, thence south ten and I one-ha)f rods to the Plank R«*ad, thence along . r-.md to tlie place of begiuuirnj, leaving in j sa*d last named tiact about fifteen aeres of } land which said lam! will be sold subject to j the lift* estate of Mary Brown, widow of said I decedent therein and will be sold on the fol j lowing terms: One third cash in hand, onej third in six and one third in twelve months, ■ with interest on deferred payments by the purj jhaser giving his notes with approved aecu- • rihy, waving benefit of valuation and appraise l P't-rut laws. JOHJT WOY, • Sep* 59, 4t

I m OR. ROBJCK'S * hH? STOMACH BITTBRS plllpM TO BE EXCELLED WTO.MACIIIO KJlegulator f DIGESTIVE ORGANS. “BvWs-Vft cvvc- wo\ \\vt iv% o. nvta.\eW yvnVJvc\v y»y\X curt uW. W\t “v\.Va wA\vc\n v#. \\cvc \o, 1 \>w\ o.* cv Kft\u\.viv\. (k <tVCLV\ TAevf > vv\.oi\ o 'f o'i \\\t "Vw \\vc W\.Yvovv% divaXvvcXa m\A SovvW\\\\tvt Vvixa, s ov tv Yow<* \v«vc, \>ecv\ vyvvvc\\ wttAciX. aw o.v\\.c\.t o B\oW.CVc\\ XvxVitw v\\ <\vva\Y\\\'ve%, tw\\ cv\ \.W \v\YYt, tvve. , a ¥>v\.vc Fzlzozta Fever, Fever arid, flgzcc, Live 7' Complaint, (Lyspepsiac, indigestion, i Jaundice, Kidney Complaints, I O.X\A tvW vVviCtVAC* a. ftVWWV.O.Y woAvvyc . 'fiv.Wevto aye co\w\vo¥.eA vtvvt o.w\ voo\% tvv\A \\tv\j%, •\K-\\‘\c\\ «ux.V.<l \Wv\\ £ WvtAAxy r^ow\.c. Dt 'RoVuycV.'?, \Y\-Wc\'% OIW \V,C Y-OOV \YVlX\\*lf> Vvuwii. YYyWcy% %v\\nc \\\c \coor \\\i.v.x\ TiocYov't. VSy\.\.%. 'RoVmxcVi'* ‘f'AovcuvcVs. Yi’vWcv * v\\*c W\c. vve\v xwkvcw * SoVoics. xu\\ Cowx'jort. YW. 6\omc\; \Yv\.\e\'^ [ UwAnofaU W\e vv-ikvNs. c\w\ i A.iiV>vVv\xv.\eA. Ov. 'RoVrvc.V* fe\oww\\ YAWt'f?, \vV\Sft &VV-ttV\ ftulttfttVoVWj CV\\Ck \XV»A.Vi«. TiA'it 'R.o'Vjo.e'Vt'* js\omo.c\\ YVvWevs, avt \\\c ?-oWvt'c'‘4 Iji.vev-twYvwvt lfi\.civA\c*v, DvjtcwXcvvj, u.\\\oAv^w\, t\c. ETE«e» fitters art put up in quart bottler, of which the occie is a fao-sim-ile. Ihe label is finely engraved, and is provided with a safe-guard from rX’vV "Os "J VWI»I»W>J •»« » v •«' "iK— £■ •'V**•*, *" eixfor $5. O. W. dfehaoh, (Proprietor, JJo. C East fourth St., Cincinnati, to whom ell orders should be addressed, c ‘ FOR SALE BY In AJftnn countv.ty Dr. T.T Dorwic A Cc in Dei-.itur.Sruilh A N uttnian.in Pleansnt Mills Jnhri Hurt, Monmouth, Samuel Linton, Bnro,»nd by Drusr-iift and ilerclian:: gentraly, / ill rough on tth« Union «6-olU.* PETITION FOR DIVORCE. Statx or !v»iaxa.| Adams County. ) Samuel Hilton vg. Lilia Hilton. Iu the Court of Cotriiuon Pleas ol Adams countv, January term. ISC6. I T appearing to the satisfaction of the clerk of vaid court, by affidavit filed, that said defendant, Lilia Hilton, is a non-resident of the State of *ni?Un. Notice is hereby given said non-resident of the filing and pendency of Raid complaint, and unless she appear before the Judge of said Court or the first day of tho next term thereof, to be boldeo at the Court House in the town of Decatur, in said county, on Monday the fttb day of January, 1866, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in her absence. JOHN McCONNEL, Clerk, Oct 27. 4w By A. J. Hill, Deputy. WHISKERS ! WHISKERS I Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches ? Ous Grecian Compound will force them to grow out the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks. Price, SI.OO. Sent by J mad anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt us | price. Address, WARNER & CO. eßo i IFi, Brook’.ra. N. Y

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The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly demo: strates, from a thirty years’successful practice, that the alarming conseqr m ces of self-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife—pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, corain, and eflfec , tual.by means of which every sufferer. no matter what his condition may be. inav cure him- , self cheaply, privately, *wl re-He ally. Jj-This Lecture should be in the hands ot everv youth and every man in the land. Sent, under seat, in a plain envelope, to any address, post pal, ,„n receipt of six cents, or two > post stamps. Address the publishers. CHAS. J. C. KLINE A CO . i } 127 Bowerv.Nt-w York, Post l 'fficohox -1 586. * v8n047-ly | Notice To Non-Residents. t TN the Court of Comm m Plt-as. matter of the * i estate of Itharu r Olney, deceased .f Ad , tins county, Indiana, January Term, 1806. ' Andrew J Johnson ..idiu’r.. j vs. Claim. le-vd Gatten, la;wis Gatten, Lucy R. Gatten, Lucinda Gatten, > : Wtliiam Gatten and ! Sarah Gatten. t I T appearing from affidavit filed that the L above named defendants. Loyd Gotten, Lewis Gatten, Lucy R. Gatten, Lacinda Gotten, Willi.ua Gatten and Sarah Gotten, are non residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefor hereby given sail d-fen-c dents of the filing and pendency >f the piui.-i tills against said defen dents for tlie si m of . Three Hundred and fifty dollars, and unless * they be and Bppear at the Court House in tin town ofDecatur, on Monday Bth day of January, 18-.5, is bring tlia firsf day f. hv • ext term of said ( j ir:, .nd plead by ar.s-vi. nr d .-ui jr to said claim, or the same will be Ur- rt. and deu-rm ned in their absence. > Witness mv hand and Sell of aaid court this 2lh day of November, 1 8- 5. JOHN McCONSEL. Clerk. Nor.lo, 4w by A. J. Hill, Depty. License Notice. ■* J W'ashirvgtoa tovrusiiip in Adaras County, State 3 jof Indiana, that Michael S*»rg will apply to a tho Board of Commissioners of said Adams , ! county, at their next session to commence on | the first Monday of Decembei 1866, at the Court House ia said county, for a license for one 6 j year to sell spirituous, ?*nous a malt, and j rt intoxicating liquors, in less quantity than a j quart at and in the building owned by John Meibers, Jr.,situate on the following described ! premises in th** town of Decatur, in Washington township, in Adams county, Indiana, to , Q *rit: Commencing at a point on seCv>ndStreot,| j g j tl*irty-Bix fe3t South Kast of she North East I * corner of inlot number sixty-one in said town ! 7 ofDecatur, thence rnnnit *S • uth west at right! 1 f-ngles with Second gtret T f »rty feet, thence ! oiauth p-trail el with Second street t. ir- . teen feet, thence North East parallel with the | line first described, forty feet thence NorthWest along Second street to the place of bjj ginning, thirteen feet,to be used as t hererage t i on said premises. Oct. -.*7. 4v MICHAEL SORG H ; A FARM FOR SALE. 2 j 'VJOTICE is hereby given. Tint th * under 11 signed Cwomissiuaer by virtue of au or- I | iler of the Court of Ooiumon' Pleas of AJams f ' County, made at the September Term thereof, I I in the year 1?65, wiii sell a: Private Sale, from ■ and after the Sih day of December, A. D.: 116 -5, at the law office, of the undersigned, in ! '[the town of Decatur, iu the comity of Adams,in' ‘ she State o’’ Indiana, the following described ' 1 Real Estate, to wit: The south east quarter and J fractional lots No. five and six (5 *6), all in see- , tiou eighteen, in Township,twenty five (2i j North,Range fourteen (14)east, in said County ;of Adams, in the State of Indiana, coui tain in.- 213 80-100 acres. The above land ■ is what is known as the Vasco Farm, on the ; j Wabash River. The land isof most excelled ! quality, finely situated, about 1 50 acres cleared, i It will be sold in payments of *■£ cash in hand, t j J-3 in one year, and in two years, bvthe puri chaser giving his notes with interest on de- ■ ferred payments, secured to the satisfaction of ; the uudersigned. 1 DAVID STL'DkBAKEU, I Oct 57.1?6s Commiwi-p.r

.'jlir.mFF’S SALE. Tows or Dxcatpk, ) IS. I (Monimore jfN the Court of Common P| tMi ~ 1 County,lndiana. '** “"*• By virtue of an order of sale ‘o msHh... , ! and di I'verrd !; tLe cicrk ■ ' tbe «U» i the above entitled cause. I Inv. ' rtlt | and will expose for sale at Public iu P .;' f " I i the Court House door in said count- |I j the liours of o-.e and four o’clock J> ’ /f" 1 j 4th day of November, A. 1) 1865,’the rent,! I profile lor a term of years rot : 0 tic,., ,! ( . | the following described premises touir 1 | In lot number tw o hundred and tw-euty •" lin the town of Decatur. «s the same is desk* I j hated on the recorded plat or said town. v B' '% And on fnilure to t«aliz« theref-cin >he r -” BP ; amount of the judgment, interest i.benoa. aud I • costft, I will at the same time and alvejimj in the manner aforesaid offer for sale theft, I simple of the above described preiri-es tab, as the property of the said defendsut u>’salTsfy said execution. JACOB STI'LTS 1 % J. R. Hobo. Att’y. Sheriff A c Oct C, 1865, 4w Notice of Distribution^ TO HEIRS. N’CTICE is hereby given, That it th, J„ i _ usry term of the Court ofCuirmoc pj e ,, of Adams county after final seUlemeiit of th, estate of Barbara Gass, deceased,one hundred ano sixty three dollars and filsr-cice cent, were found remaining for disuituioa imonv the heirs. Said heirs are hereby wJL4 appear at the next term • f -rid Court szdrt- ■ ceive their distributive share. JOHN Me CONN FL, Clerk, 0ct.20,15C5. w By A. J. Htu, Deputv Notice oi Appointment ot ** Administrator, N'OTICE is hereby giver, that ths usderr _ signed has been appointed Adraimsunoof the Fstate of Rebecca Ann B»U,4itn»*d. The i>:a'.e is probably solvent. L. VY. JOHNSON, Oct. 20. 4 Administrate. NiBiLCK cl CLOSST ’ WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL ;|BOOTS, SHOiT'aSO LEM, | | At Niblicks Old Staud iu Decatur. Indians I IS receiving constantly a large and fervii j perior Slock of Winter Boots and Shoes. I Which vta .nre selling at such prices as will igi | j the times, and vre.mean to drfuuQfctraietliis fu | ;to our cusloiuerti. Aruong tie stock to j found r Urge assument »t LADIES’ AND MISSES SHOES, I Gaiters, Bootees, *tc.. Kid heeled Slipper* j Calf, Kid, CUoTe kid Congress heeled Gaiurt | i and BmlftioraD. J CHILDREN’S WEAR. i Kid heeled Balmorals and fancy srJ ,;-!sr | j Shoes of all kinds—including the eelebrato* ; Copper Toed Shoes, the best and ch««p«Jt •'« . j V- JP- : HEN’S, YOI THS’, AND BOYSMfEJR I ~f all kinds, of the best quality, and at vk, ■ ■ lowest rates. Leather, Findings, &c, ; A full St,wlc. The wh-1 hav ? teen bcs|h J for Cash, and will be sold cheap. lIIOK-HIDE H'D riSTOI f® } And we warrant nil Rrl.cles to he 1 sadicartfuliy madt;, and of the beet rnateriM*. 1 Calf and Kip Boots. Stogies , j Brogans and Ladies Wear, - i Os all kinds, kept on hand sad made to »*•' " j ure. , , The public are invited to call and «•■>!'• j Jon. stock before purchasing °l Smwb,*i ,;warrn!i our Goods to he of the best g ' ■ and will he sold at much lower price* than e» 5 ’, be purchased at any other establishment is •*' •; ■ County, or even at Fort YVayre. 37 CALL—we charge nothing foMbo . | ' ouftGoo-is. NIBLICK i CLObs December 26,1863. ! ANDREW SORG. PHYSICIAN nml SI KGhO-V DECATL'R, IKBIABA. I OFFICE—Main St, opposite Meiberi • 1 ( Bro.'s Dry Goods Store. Tvl ‘ r Bavid Studabaker s REAL ESTATE AGENCY. ; ! THOR thr purchaswftnd sale of Real t' l * - ' T the only 1... v nel Agent in the i offers for sale at bislaw office,in Dccat !! lot of valuable lands situate in differfft p I Adams C’lQDtv. • _.]■ ** ! Those xrishincr to purchase will Jo *, { come to him. . lew wishing 11 ** £, well to come to him Nos.les.imcha.g • ,j .; is. also. Licensed to draw Deeds and ab I instruments of writing, and will 1 j with neatness aud dispatch. ° cr " ' NOTlffi TO SCHOOL TEACDEH^ r F'HE’ I nd»r»:wned School Examiner, . i L p '.hHc examinatioas at hi- office.mD'** j ur, L the last Saturday of each month. SPECIAL ' i nation upon any other day t " ires ,\\ t .&ch I for public examination, and t| ert ifi e ate cf . I ers to present to the Examiner T rus tee, «* J good character, from a Trusty, aimeother prominet citizen, v. v j^.OJune 17. 1 vr I JAMES R. I\OBO, i A "sar& c riSSSwA. TTOFFICE.it! Recorders TTTILL practice in the Conr’s o. W Judicial Circuit. Attend to the tion of Land*, the Payment of 1 axcs v A. «t attention will be given to the co t th» Bounties, Pensions, and all claims I Government. — —j Wanted! Wanted^ By Crabhs k Moses. «11 the.ash*« g try,for wtiich the very highest mark will be paid.—June IS I 1 Ayer's Cherry Pectojai \