Decatur Eagle, Volume 10, Number 51, Decatur, Adams County, 29 March 1867 — Page 3

JJ L? - - i ■ L the eag l Ej OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY. ifcOCAL & MISCELLANEOUS “ J '' A Great Discovery.—lt has been discovered by thousands of of housewives in all sections of the country that D. B. De Land & Co.’s Best Chemical Salaratus is the only Saleratus that will procuce a uniform result, and give perfect satis'action every time. It once you try it, you will always buy it. B Simcoke is ready to take' subscriptions for the finest, and most thrifty fruit trees, ever brought to this; place, to be ebiped from the Elm Park Nursery, situated near Fort Wayne.— Trees brought from this Nursery, are warranted to live, if properly planted. The] trees will be at Decatur, and for sale on the 20th of April, cheap for ctshr 1 —"♦ ■«<*■ -•* ■ ■ — ■— A few weeks ago, an old bachelor! whose whiskers were beginning to silver, 1 concluded to renew his age by marrying atebool girl—which, by the way, is too [ common. After gaining the mother’s] esnsent, the n< xt thing was to tie the ] knot; the next thing, furnish a bouse, and take little Lottie wife home; next thing in order was to hire a servant—then, of course, the domestic wheel began to turn. One day, his lordship came in, and said! . •’Bridget, where is my Lottie?” “Out in tho yard, at play with one of her schoolmates.” replied Bridget. Husband, in all the fullness of ids heart, rushed out in the yard to participate in the fun, but was greatly set back by his “little ] Lottie”saying; “Go Rway. you old toolfo we don’t want you in the play.”— San' Francisco Californian.

A Massachusetts Paper on Zacluriah Chandler. The Worcester, Massaobnsetts, Gazette save: . . Senator Chandler, of Michigan, is a rich man, a very rich naan; indeed lie is said to be one of tho rid est n> nin the Senate. As such Le is doubtl s entitled to respect, yea, exceeding great respect. But we confess that we are hardl» prepared to go quite as far .n oui reverence for wealth as he evidently thinks the people of the United State,; ouelit to go. In a recent debate in the Ziaxreie on ih« P «y«—« -f vclU i| l ' TV revenue collectors, Mr. Cnandler took the Secretary of the '1 reasury to Wbk for his agency in their appointment. He stigmatiz d him as a pauper, and ol course as being undeserving the confidence ofthe people. He came to ington, Mr. Chandler said, “from a h * ® ,-bank out in Indiana, and loon a clei ship of eorne kind which pa d him about; 53,000. That was twice as much cs he was worth. He wouldn’t give him iic.e than SI,OOO to be a clerk in his bank or in bis dry goods store in Detroit.” Now it seems almost incredible that a Senator ofthe United States slr.uld have permitted binwelf, even in the heat of debate, to have used such language as this toward r.n officer of the Govt rnment. We are no admirer of Mr. McCulloch s pol ties. We believe that when he undertook to advocate ‘.he President's pid icy, he undertook a work to which he was utterly incompetent, and his mistake to the whole country. But because he has proved himself to be a i short sighted politician on the reconstruction issue, it does not follow that he is .Oj be reproach for his want of wealth, as H not to be rich in Washington was a crime. Had he been the keeper o a dry ■ goods store in Detroit or the founder of a, wildcat bank in Michigan, had be spec-

ulated in nine logs on borrowed money, and made a fortune, be would doubt ess, in Mr. Chandler’s estimation, have been a very acceptable man indeed. Carlyle, m a severe satire tn itng.Ni snobbery, speaks of a person w i j wa •called io testify before one of the courts . as to the social position of a certain pat • On being asked if the indiviutiai re .< to was a respectable person, to;•• • • “Why, I should think so, l ‘ e ‘ gig.” We suppose Mr- La . aa . L f’ r . Michigan, has some such i spcciabiiity in bis inind as '■!•». ‘ owns a bank, if he keeps a drygod* store, if he manufactures clo a. cotton or of shoddy, if » e °' v .' “ t ‘ c ! mine, or has “struck ile,’ ' n * *’ ’ ’ is a very respectable tnan. ' "i 0 „ e is sufficiently disgraceful and we l op*, Mr. Chandler will soon hn-e ' F jc!i and the decency to be a‘ „ use d language as he is reported to • ’ ®nd°malo the amend honorab e |t the first opportumti . J d R a crime, and snould not be reso i to f disgrace except as bein_, •- y ic ;, misconduct or ex’ravagoKi there is no reasonable escU , S IC, 1 C , lt - r d lhe sense in which Mr. Chandie term, many of d ffe « statesmen the world has ever “paupers.” Wihiam P hig debts, Daniel Webster could not p<. fin and Alexander Hamilton, the ft ancier the Government ever “ ’ sscn j cn poor man. And as •Jj n; ian dler, fihnrtJv £3,14 »n reply tO M-• r “men’s knowledge °f state *'” a ’ 0 “ n w the »nea wasnot always in P rO r jppth ( f length o! their purses, or ■ their pockets.”

—1— — - I A “ Duck ’■ of n Senator. . In describing the kind of men that yai'°ns State Legislatures have been sending o the united States, we inexcusably forgot what the radicals who tyranize over Missouri, have done in the Senatorial hne They have elected as United , States Senator Mr. Drake, a man ol much activity, and some ability as a petmcian. At the beginning of the secession war he was a rampant seeession- , Ist. Having done all that he could that way, witbont running personal risks, he like one of the “ducks” species, made! i a dive, and came up with well oiled and j ory feathers. He is active now as a I radical, as he was, before, as a precip-i jitator. His influence for evil, generally’ in Missouri, has been such as to occasion .the proposal of the fellowing conundrum: “What are the points of resemblance and difference between ancient Romo and , modern Missouri?” I Answer: “Rome was saved by the squalling of | a goose, and Missouri is lost by °the quacking of a Drakel” 'fins will do ns the pennent to a toast at a dinner on the late Eighth of Jq/i- --, uarv: Iho three most signal Presidents: j Washington, Jackson, Lincoln! The first ; established the Union; the second pre I served it; the third destroyed it.— Free man's Journal. , far... - ' —rg-.- 1 A— —Bn.*3 N otce Jo Candidates* To preven t any miscuderslanding am j ong candidates, we shall charge three dollars for each name announced, which includes printing tickets for the primary i election, payment invariably in advance. This rule will be without any executions. And no names of candidates will be placed on the tickets fur the primary election, unless they announce their [ names in the paper, or make some ds- ( finite arrangement with us. , Those, if any, who are not subscribers i to the paper will be charged the subscrip-

1 tion price of tho paper, for one year, additional—the sum of 84,50. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Wears authorized to announce the name of ' i SEYMOUR WOIiDE'I, as a candidate for j Auditor of Adams, county subject to the de ' cision of the Democratic Primary election. j We are nuihorized to anuonnee the name of . SAM. 0 BOILMAN, as acandidateforAudi- . tor of Adams county, subject to the decision ! of the Democratic Primary election. I We are authorized to announce the name of A J. HILL, as a candidate for Cl.r!, of the I Adams Circuit Vonn, subject to the decision of; ; the Democratic Primary election . >j We are authorized to announce the name of GODFREY CHRISTEN, as a candidate for I i Auditor of Adams County, subject to the deI cision of the Democratic Primary election. J Ws are authorized to anounce the name of ‘TIMOTHY COFFEE, as a candidate for Com1 i mi«sioner of Adams County, subject to the dei cision of the Democratic Primary election . [ We are authorized to announce the name of [ DAVID SHOWERS, asacantlidate for Clerk i > of the Adams Circuit Court, subject to the de I . sci-ion of the Democratic Primary election. - We are authorized to annouoce the name of |. ■ JOHN MERRYMAN, as a candidate for Com | > , ‘ rnis-ionsr of Adams county, in the second dis i trict, subject to the decision of the Democratic 1 Primary > lection. i We are authorized toannonnee the name of ! M F BULKHEAD, as a candidate for Com- ; missi.inerof Adams county in the seem d d’s-p ' trict, subject to the decision of the Democratic , j Ptimary election. [, We rre authorized to announce the name of s J ACOB SAKFFJ as a candidate for Com- ( ‘missioner of Adams county, in the second i district, subject to the decision of Un-Dem I oeratic Primary election. t i . e ! i t SPECIAL NOTICES. ' i Huffafs Life PiHs aud Phoenix Bitters

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] but candid statement,given more-fully in n>v c,r ° ul » r - . J. M. PAGE. Otxzvx, New York, December, 1848. New York. Oct. IG,IBGG. “Ihaveltuown J. M. Page, Esq., of Geneva N.Y.,formany years. He is one of the first citizens of Western New York.” I saw him last week intgood health. His case was a most remarkable one, but actually true in every particular. (Signed.) Duras Banxsa.” Wehave watched the unaided but growing j favor of -‘pAaa's Climax Salve,” and availing ; ourselves of the knowlsdge of its wonderful | curative powers, Lave become proprietors of i the same. ' It is a sure euro for Sums, Scalds, Scrofula Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bites, Chilbains, Sungs, Bruises, Cuts. , I Swellings, &c., whether upon man orbeast. [ It subdues pain and inflamatiou with surpriI sing celerity, and heals turns without a scar. No family should be without it It is always f ready. We will forfeit a dozen boxes for any . single failure. We believe there was never . anything like it in the world. It is put up in t tin boxes, surrounded by a full circular giving . i facts; directions, testimonials, Ae., andean ;be ordered through any respectable Druggist ■ [ throughout the world. Price only 25 cents IJ WHITE 4 HOWLAND, i Successors to J. M. Pace, 121 Liberty Street j New York. vol,lo 47eow. From n Lsdy. We t Miltox, Saratoga Co., N. Y..1 July G, 1866. j

11 Da. HostxtTeb—Sir: I have long delayed e writing to you my sincere thanks for tho good h you have done my daughter. I can truly say j, that nothing but the kind handof,Providence and your Bitters have saved her from an care ly grave. For three years I have been doc '• ■ tyring her with syrups and all kinds of bitters e [ that ha "e been recominoil'led to me for l.er, y [bedside havingiffo first rate phyicians;but r | all seemed to do her no good, while I was searching the almanacs and all the newspapers that I could get sold of. in hopes of finding something that would suit her case. S Accidentally there came part of a newspaper around some goods that I bought at the Spa. In looking it over I saw at a glance that your Bitters was just what she needed. I sent the next day to Ballston Spa and got a bottle of your Hitters. She commenced taking them, and such a change in one week with her appetite, and the distress that victuals occasf 1 [ ioned, and that burning in the stomach.l never saw in my life, as there was io her. I She lias taken three bottles, and is now able to f work all the time, I thinkthereisalittlede- • I rangeroent of the liver. Please send me three--1 bottles more, which I think will cure her entirely. We and others thought shehadadisf enov of the heart, but that besting and flutsf j teriny that would almost stop her from breathing at times, is all gone. P Yours, with respect, Mas. Amanda M’Phebsux. Dr. Schenck’s Mimdrnke Pills. A »nbj. stitute for Calomel. The Pills are composed of various roots, having the power to relax the secretions of the liv er as promptly and effectually as blue pill or I mercury, and without producing any of those | ; disagreeable or dangerous effects which often [ follow the use of the latter. i In all billions disorders these Pills may be 'I used with confidence, and as they promote the I discharge of vitiated bile, and remove those ob > i structiona from the liver and biliary ducts, which are the cause of bilious affections iu general. Schenck’s Mandrake Pills cure sick headache and all disorders ot the liver, indicated by sal (low jkin,co ted tongue, costiveness, drowsi | I ucss anti a general feeling of weariness and las- i situde, showing thatthe hverisiua torpid or obstructed condition. In short, these pills maybe used with advnn tage in all cases when a purgative or alteratirmedicine is requiredPlease ask for Dr. Schenjk’s Mar.draxi- ph s , and observe that the two likenesses pf the Hoc I tor are on the Government stamp—one when | in the last stage of Consumption, and the other [ in his present health. Sold by all Druggist and dealers Price 25. | cents per box. Principal office, No. 15 Nor.h , 6th street, Philadelphia. la. General wholesale agents: Demas Barnes A Co., 21 Park Row, New York; S. S Hance 108 Baltimore st., Baltimore. Md ; John D. Park N E.cor. of Fourth and Walrutst, Cincinnati Ohio; Walker and Taylor, 134 and 136 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill.; Collins Brothers, south, west corner of Second md Vine sts., St. Louis, I Mo [4*sweamly. |

' THE GREAT CAUSE 8*- ,•<; OF fmisery . Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price six cents. A lecture on the . Natu re, Trcctmer.t and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Fnermtorrhma. induced by Self-Abuse: loyohintarv Emissions, Impotency, Nervous debility, and Impediment to Marriage generally; vonSSi. Epilepsy, and F.ts; Mental anil Physical Incapacity, Ac.—Sy VERWELL. M. D, Author of the “Green 3 The woiTd renowned author, in this admirable Lecture, clearly proves from lus own ex • ...» tl.a-lhe awful consequence of belfKe ma’“ r ‘ ,nWcd wit, ’-° U J medicine, and without dangerous surgical Xratwns, bougies, instruments, rings, or cor '1 ’,k pointing out a mode "! cure ar. once cerd • ’ P 1 ..f etn-il I>V which every sufterer, no b\ mayeure “ chear.’v. privately, and rarliosllj - thts LFCTCRE WILL PROVE A BOON o thousands and thousands. . eJ t order seal, to any address, in a plum d7d envelope, on the reeupt of sixcent«,ot sc-dedc A , s Dr Cn i verwe l s . t .M°an-iw?Guide!” price 25 cents. Address the publirln r-• c KLINT. & CO., , . \wva-v p..c* Oftee Box, 127 Broauwuy, c.s, 4536.

S9O A MONTH!— AGENTS wanted for zix enlirM new articles,just out Address T. 0 GAREY. City Building, Biddeford, Maine - NEW YORK MARKET. New York, March 25. Flour §lO 75[[Pork, 821 00 Wheat, 2 35 Shoulders 9 Corn, I I2;llatns, 13 Oats, 62 Lard, 12 [Butter. 25 DECATUR MARKET Corrected Weekly ' y Messrs Niblick Jf Crawford Merchants and Produce Dealers, Main street Decatur .Indiana. Dkcatlb,March 29, 1t67. Flour sp bbl -J5.00 Wheat, White,® bush 2 50 Red, “ 2 40 Corn ... 59 Rye, 2<l Oats, 25 i Potatoes . 1.25 I Cloverseed, ... 6.50 j Flaxseed 2 00 i Butter, Ip s>. . 20 - Lard. 9 Egss, 10 Feathers, ... 50 Wool, 30@40 Hides, green ®lb... 6 “ dry 10 Salt per bbl 3 75 Pork, 5,80 Stone! Stone! Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned will receive up to the 27th day of Jpril )867, sealed proposals for the delivery of two hundred perch of good sound Urge siz ed stone, at the Bridge in Decatur ituated for the Bui I dingofan abuttmeut to said fridge, the Stone to be delivered in the months June, July and 4ugust. The contractor to give bond and security forth ? fulfillment of the contract. The security to be named in the bid : By order of the Board of County Commissioners March 21st, 18fi7. VT. G SPENCER Aud. A.C>. Notice to Non-Residents, Thu Skate of Indiana, Adams county, In the court of Common Pleas, May Tern, 1867. John Martid y VS. t CohipL’int for Divorce Sarah Martin ) It appearing from nffijavit filed iii the ! above entitled cause that the above named de fondant., Sarah Martin is a uon-resident of the State of Indiana Notice is therefore hereby given the said Sarah Marti n tlmtshebe and appear jbefore the Hon. James W. Borden, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, at the next regular term thereof,to beholden at the court House in the town of Decatur, on Monday May 13th 1867, and plead by answerer -lemurr, or the same will be heard and determined in her absence Witness my hand ami seal of said court this 16th, day of March, 1867. JOHNMcCONNEL Clerk March 22d, 1867. By A. J. Hill Deputy

Select School. A select school will bo commenced at Decatur Ind. April Ist, 1667. for a term of three months. An assistant teacher will be employed for every thirty pupils. Terms liberal Deduction for tuition will be made incases I of protracted illness of the pupil. W. 11. SCHROCK. Township Election. Notice is hen by given that an election will be held at the usual place of holding elections lin Washington township; Adams county, Indiana on Monday April I*7, 18G7, for the purpose of electing the following township officers: One township Trustee, two Constables, and (one Supervisor fur each road district in said Township. JOHN MEIBERS, March 15,1867, Trustee. Wash. Tp ~ blymyeKday & c 0.7 MAFSFIELD, OH 10. MANUEACTUtIB I COOK’S EVAPORATOR, EUREKA CUTTIaH BOXES, ' Eurekfl Cider mills, Victor Cant’ Mill, ' Star Corn Sheriffs. Horse Power Forks BUNN’S ESQUIMAUX REFRIGERATOR. Warner's Sulky Revolving Rake, DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS, CRA W FORD'S GARDEN CULTIVATOR. AMALGAM BKI.LS; DRAG AND CIRCULAR SAWING MACHINES, And many other srtirles in the way of Implei ments. Tools and Machinery. Pure Sorgo and Itnpheo Seel, ‘elected ; varieties. Send for circulars. TO YOUNG MEN. Juit Published, in a Sealed Enoebpe. Price eix cents. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhcea, or Sent inal Weakness, involuntary Emissions,Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage generally. Nervousness,Consumption, Epilep ay, and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity resulting from self-Abuse, <fcc.—By ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, M. D., Huthor of the Green Book,” &r. The world renowned author, i.i this admirable Lecture,clearly proves from his own < x perience that the awful consequences ot Selfabuse inaybe effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matU r what his condition may be,may cure him self cheaply, privately, and radically. ThiLectuue will prove a boon to thousandsaud thousands. Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain seal envelope, on the receipt of six cei ls, or two postage stamps. Also Dr. Culverwell’s “Marriage Guide,” price2s cents. Address the publishers. . CHS J. C KLINE d: CO , . 127 Bowerv, N. w York, Post Offir- -' " r vol. 10-rn-

iww rHuii' [SPENCER & MEIBERS; ' Having purchased F. W. Studabaker’seutira '■ stock of wl %■ HARDWARE, • .and added thereto (direcl from the eastern ci ties) a large stock us every variety of i Foreign and omestic [ Hardware,lron, Nails, Glass, Horse Shoes, etc. ..w x w We have on handthe very best assortment of th CINCINNATI Cook, Parlor and Heating Stove in this market wnich we will sell cheaper than any other house in this county. For House Builders, Doors, sash, glass, nails, hinges, latches, locks bell pulls, stai r rods, sash locks, door fenders, blii.d butts, foot scrapers, etc. For the Farmers, Plows, Harrow theetli, R.sko*, cradles, ocytheg, snathes, forks,shovels, spides, trace, cable and log chains, pruning shears, knives and saws, sheep shears, rope, well buckets, axes, Hat.h-I els, Cider Mills, etc., etc. For the Mechanics ; Mechanics tools of all kinds and descriptions coopers,jeasoos. carpenters, blacksmith*, gun; smiths, plasterers, wagon makers,carriage ma kere, etc , etc. For the Ladies. Tea and table spoons, knives and forks, wash * tubs, clothes wringers, flat irons, dusting pans, I waiters, brooms, clothes lines, wabboardf, mop i sticks, etc., etc ALSO Wagon. Buggy and seat springs. P »ils, shafts , and sleigh crooks. All of which we will sell cheaper than any other house in town (EFRoom—tin he Trager Build I October 1 2, 1866, B. W. OAK LEY J WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, Snddlery nnd Carriage Trimmings, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, Etc [ TO Columbia Street, FORT WA YNP ■ IMO. DAVIS & BYERS,

BOOKBINDERS AND BLINK BOOK MANUFACTURES. Particular attention paid to County work. Magazines. Mumc. old Books, bound and rebound in any style desired. No, 25 Calhoun St,.. Opposite Court House FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. HUNNEWELL’S ECLECTIC PILL*, The claims tor 1 his valued Family Pill nn* beyond that of any other in use. A test of them will not onlv prove this, but the greater error of Griping, which lias heretofore been called Character. The Eclfcttc Tills, never require over tu*-), and seldom but. one for the dose,acton tho bowels without the flighest qri ping.n point ofthe greatest importance, partie ularly in CHRONIC CONSTIPATION. For win" 1, take a Single Pill ovi rv or every other night. They never produce d/bility. and Cure Indigestion,Dyspepsia. Head Ache, Liv or f nd Kidney Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss of, or I npurities of the Blood, Loss of Appetite and all derangements of Bowe Is or Stomach. fTFSoId by ail Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Medicine at 25 cents pci* Box S.C. 801 l nan agent, for Decrtur. Ind JOHN L. HUNNEWELL. Proprietor, Practical Chemist, 9 Commercial Whaif Boston, Mass. Physicians or Dealers supplied in Bulk— TOLU A NODYN E. To attempt to enumerate the manifold re suits of the Anodyne in cases of Neuralgia, Gout RheumafTin, Nervous Headache. T«-oih and Eirche.Sp nil Cnmnlainfs, Sr. Vitus’Dance Hysteria, Nervous Debility. Loss of Sleep, Sciatica. Delerium tremens, Pains in Menstru atiou.and the most reliable testimonials in mv possession,to which all are invited to inspect would exhaust time and patience, and which a confidencetotest would perfectly justify. AST II M A . Now declared purely a nervous complaint. is perfectly relieved in most violtoJ U’ack*- with doses of 35 tn 45 drops c.ich half hour. Relief and sleep will follow the second or third dose Adininistraloi’s Sale. Notice is he robe given that the nn.torsigne-l, administrator of the estate of Edward IT. Shepherd, deceased will offer at public sale, at thelate residence ofthe decedent,in Wabash Township, Adams eonnty.on Saturday, January ISth, 1867. All the personal property of svi* J er*—'' no i< taken by the widow. eonsi.' ~ 0 j hogs, farming utensils, , al " nr tides: sale to begnx -.«* € f ' f>< k "• 1 ! J sums of three -;' r 7'ier, ear •: over three del J iars * of twelve months will be given ( rhe purchaser giving hi«j noio with free t hold surety, waving bmiffit valuafiou laws i. MARK ASPY. AdndnMr*tnr. ,’ap 4th, 1*67. 4w.

REMOVAL. CRABBS & MOSES. have removed their stock us good® tkeir 0 NEW BUILDING. I opposite the eld stand, whtro they iisteird he keep u LARGER AND BET PER i i i i ( OF GOODS than ever kept In this place. W» invite ttee public to call and see our (Juodz We pro#«e belling at Smaller Profflts. I thia ever for I ■C.isn or PRODUCE, i but. we cannot sell goods on CREDIT. Do»’t fail tugive us a call before purchasing,and we I will try to make it to your advantage to buy of ÜB. ’ j LFCash paid for wool. CRABBS <4 MOSH. I 0-nl6-tf. LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND J. VV. Bradley’s celebrated I’atint Duplex Elleptic (or double spring) .WS K-S. El ESS. ■'H' • Tin- wonderful flexibility ami great comfort nnd pleasnro to ai.v lady wearing the Dupb-x Elleptic skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded assemblies, operas, carriages railroad cars, church pews, arm chairs for promenade and house dress, as ihe skirt can be folded when in use to occupy a small place as easily ami conveniently as a silk nr muslin dress, an invaluable quality in crinoline, no f. unil in any single spring skirt A lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort, and great convenience us wearing the duplex elleptic steel spi ing skirt, fora single dav. will m ver afterwards willingly dispense with th. ir use. For children, misses and young ladiia they are superior to all others.

■ 't hey will not bend or break like |he single f spring, hut will pre < rve their perfect and r graceful shape when three or four ordinary ski.ia , . will have been thrown aside as useless. The r | hoops are covered with double aud twisted > ■ thread, and the bottom rods are not only double springs, bit twice (or double) covi rod; preventing them from wearing cut when dragging down stoops, stairs, ttc The duplex ulieptic is a great favorite with ill ladies and is ur.ivej sally recommended by the fashion magazines ns the standard stilt o the fashionable world To enjoy the following inotimabh? advantn* ges in crinoline, viz.: superior quality perh rt manufacture, stylish shape and finish* flexibility, durability, comfort and economy, enquirre forJ.W. Bradlev’s duplex elleptic, or doublpring skirt, and be f ure you get the genuinarticle. • Cal’TIOX.—To guard against imposition L« particular to noiice that skirts oftcrcd ns “duplex” have the nd ink stamp, viz : J. W. Frndley’a Duplex Elleptic Steel Springs,” upon the waistband—none others are genuine. Also notice that every hoop will admit a pin being passed through the centre, ilius r< Vurling the two for double) springs I-...:,!. J t»- : «:l.t« b*. m in, which is the secret of their flpxibßity and strength, and a co übiuation nut to be f< i nd iu any other skirt. For sale in ill Stores wI., re first class skirts arc sold throughou the Unir . I States and cHo 1 w icie. Manufactured iy the sole owners o t < patent, WEST. BRADLEY dr CARY, !>7 Chambers bl Reade Sts., N. Y. Nov. 311, 136G,—'’m. Seed Wheat for Sale. Th'- undersigned are pr< pared to furui.b - superior article of ~ Spring* WAtsat r . . , .. m-st is Horn lowa, and so r quite.o.unl to th.- best Win 11 bluest. Persons J.-sirous of pr-tcnring Seed for Soring sowing are requested to call ea ly and lea ve Ihe ir orders BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR constantly on h»: d We h;.to three Grades of Flour manui'.ictured ofbest Western WheatGive us n call, and get a better article of Flour than can i>e manufactured of wheat raised i« this countv f.-r thelast two vears. SHOWERS. M'GK! F A WOODFvraa? Mitts, N«v. Sfl, It#6