Randolph County Journal, Volume 3, Number 18, Winchester, Randolph County, 3 May 1860 — Page 3
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mtiiogand Collecting Agency, U authorted to receive subscriptions and advertise ratal for the Raidolmi Cocxtt Joukial, st our published rate s.
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--;- Presbyterian Church, Fituated oa the weH ide of Meridian Ft., ta tke South part of town. lYeachin; er tf alternate Öabbath t half pat ten o'clock, A. M.. and at night; ronitnfocing no thacond S,bbth iu April, lGO. Her. J. A. Camp bell, I'astor. Sxbbath School every Sabbath, at two o'clock, P. M. . .Methodist I!pIcopnl Chnreh, Situated on MeridUn Street. South part of town. TfeacMn crery SaMiath at half $t ten eVek, A.M., and at night, bj he Ptr.r, Ker. II. J. Meek. Sabbath School at half past eight o'clock, M. sa is o i i i: s .
THE WEATHER.—Cool and pleasant. ———<>———
jtTRead tho Agricultural column oa fourth page.
Glass All sizes, Pierce's Drug Store.
at Win. B.
Nrw Ucsisess Cards. Sort thorn in the Business Directory on the first page. Head thcrn, and profit thereby.
I. O. O. F. Meet every TbursdayevenlC at 6 o'clock, at their ne Ilall.onthe Public Square. I. O. of C T. of Winehe?ter, meet
Yrerj Monday evening of each week at their i m it. i..
Uiuon tnecorncroi .uainana asnington 3$trt.
ItAXnOLIMI DIVISION No. 2ft,
Sin f Temperance of Winchester, meets
rrerr Tueday evening of each week, at
the Temperance II 11, on the corner oi .Mam
nd Washington b tret.
. Jt" new Time Table of the (Jolutnlus) it In-lunipolis Hail-Road oa third page. . ... ., , ... i i . jC47Wat k Moorman aro again at work on their Bank building, which
will be completed soon.
. JE-tfTie "Winchester Union Mite
Society" meets to-day at thohouso of
Mrs. John B. Goodrich.
aa X5"5ields Edoeu has been to the
city again for new goods and they arc ready for sale.
JE? Jons Rosa i fctill on hand
with a largo lot of Groceries and Pro
visions.
3T, WOOD WANTED AT THIS
OFFICE.
re ab Tnnn READ THIS!!!
that we Uejiro to call especial Attention to. Among them is Dr. Wearer's Salt Bheum Sirup and Cerate. Wo peak more directly of tho Cerate, which, at this season of tho year, is an ointment which every family should keep at hand. Wo know it has no equal for tho cure of frosted feet, chilblains, chapped or cracked hands or lips and for sore nipples it is the only ono thing required. If any person is afilicted with any disease where a good salve is wanted, we advertise them to giva Dr. Weaver's Cerate just ono trial and they will be convinced of its merits. Dr. Weaver's Sirup, with the Ce-
i - : t hi i c...
. nacuorau m Ever broKht to this MARKET;
and diseases that arise from lrnDuritv u a m
.r a-ik-i r.,li,.K A o no Consigns of a full assortment of
KJ fciJJ UiUUUl I" I '
WINCH ITEIt .MARKETS. Corrected weekly by JOHN ROSS.) Flour per barrel , JC.OO Flour per cwt 3,00 Wheat per bushel 1,00 Corn Meal per bushel 40 Barle perbu.hel, 30 Rye,. CO Corn, 23 Oat .2? Potatoes 25 Onion,. SO Bacon, per lb., average, i Lara per pouna :. . . 10 Batter, 10 Chewe
is t;
...l
i
fcuar, Coffee, Honey,
Kps per dozen,
Mit per barrel
Suit per hmhel
Tallow Candles perpounJ
Opil 2Ü
yK ARF. NOW RECEIVING AND
OPENING one of the nicest STOCK o
EEä 0 0 sperp'junJ, 15
III
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XIf you want to be shaved easily
and quickly, or have your hair cut de
cently, go to Outland fc Buckner's.
——>Nearly a hundred men have
gone to Pike's Peak from Delaware County, some taking their families
with them. ———<>———
. a ! ii .. ,i Whit Deansperbuihel, .' 1,00 S II r i 11 IT Another valuable preparation is the (;re(.n ApPics.per bushel :s 1 1 11 h
and 8 n in in e r GOODS,
this remedv is nuro and Pennine and If CllClOlltainc Kail KoaU
old standard remedy and peoples' Dried
las
Davis' Pain Killer.
Our readers only want to know that
..1,50
ni IK 7
lavonto, rerry uavis" I'am ivnier. Peaches 44 15
sold by all our city druggists. Dr. S. O. Richardson's Sherry Wine
B'tters U a very agreeable medicine,
and valuable where a
Line. TIME TABLE.
i Trains pass Winchester going west as fob stimulating ,OWÄ.F
nsrent is desired. Louisville Ky. Mail at 3.27 P. M
Democrat, Feb., ICth 1800.
We know that all the above named remedies are just what the afflicted
require, and can be found at the dru?
Columbus Express 7.47 P. M Ntffht Express 3.47 A. M Acornmodation 5.36 a. M Express Freight 3.16 A. M Trains going east
Mail Train 10.53 A. M
AS HERETOFORE, we will continue to sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR
CASH or PRODUCE.
OUR STOCK OF
TrThe General Conference of the
M E. Chnrch met in Buffalo, X. Y.,
on Taesdav, 1st inst.
It will danbtle be the most exciting Conference that has ever been held.
The Lay Delegation quedion is creat
ing a good deal of interest, and will
claim the consideration of the present
Conference. But the Slavery question will be the absorbing one. Shall the
general rules be so changed as to ex
elude all hlaveholders from the Church?
is to be decided at Buffalo. The Res olntions of the North Indiana Confer
ence, which we publish on the outside
of this paper, take the strong afiirnia
Jive ground, and we hope that such
rules will be adopted as will wholly xclude slaveholders from the Church
North. Let the foul blot bo wipe
awav entirely. The Church will then
have taken a moral position that wil be impregnable, ami ono that wil
' command the admiration and respec
of all good people every where.
The delegates from this Conference
aro J. B. Birt, J. Colclazer, L. W. Munson and C. Xutt. JEtTTia authorship ofthe princial articles of tho Atlantic Monthly for May, aro as follows: "Instinct" is bv Leonard A. Jone?, of Boston; "My Own Story," by Mrs. , R. II. Stoddard; 'Tho Playmate,' by John G. Whittter; "The Maroons of Surinan," by T. W. Higinson; "Circninstancc," by Miss. Harriet Precott; 'Urania, by John D. Stockton, of Philadelphia; 'Mary Stimerville,' by Mi Maria Mitchell, of Nantucket Observatory; 'lloba di Uoma,' bv W. W. Story; 4,Oeneral Miranda's Expedition," by F. Sheldon; "The Professor's Story," by Oliver Wendell Holm; and 'Nathaniel Hawt thorn,' by E. P. Whipple. jESTThc Cnvrunr is the newspaper of
"New York City. Every number contains an Encyclopedia of news, and Litvrature found in no other weekly jubli-' cation. In Typographical execution, it is unsurpassed. In style and literary . taiste it has no aupeiior. XtfXotwithstanding the 4bIownp' at the Charleston Convention, F. F. Needham is now opening in Shaw's brick building, a magnificent Stock of new Goods, compriiing every thing that anybody may desire. Iook out for his advertisement next week. Rn.ir.iocs Notice. We are requested to announce that Rev. Henry Gifford, a minister of tho Universalist Church, will preach at the ConrtHouse on Wednesday evening, the 0th inst. iTThe Xorth Indiana Conference -collected during the past year 83,1001)1 Missionary funds. Union Chapel at Richmond paid 8137 00, and Roberts Chapel, of Indianapolis, 140 30 of the above amount. jKrBev. J. W. T. McMullcn is to -officiate in the pulpit of Rev. J. Colclazer, of Pearl Street Church, Rich.raond, whilo he attends General Conference. XfTTho Mnneie Free Fren suggests the propriety of holding an Editorial Convention at Richmond, on the 8th inst. The notice U rather ihort. XfT Fitzpatrick tt Edger have just -opened several boxes of New Goods. We noticed some fine calicoes and lawns in the lot. JKTlIon. Wm. A. Teclle addressed the citizens of Macksville on last night lie speaks at Windsor to-night. X-sTJohx RicHARnsox informs us that he expects to have New Goods by the middle of next week. XiTlIeenan and Sayers fought on the lGthult. Both got badly whipped, tat neither one secured the prize belt. JfjyThe General Conference is now Sn session at Buffalo, but no business of importance has been transacted. tT IL l Kizer'j Xcw Goods are coming.
jtiTRead the advestisemcnts of Hen
ry S. Kellooo, of Indianapolis, in today's paper, and you will see what he
proposes to do.
stores of N. Simmons, Union Citv; Columbus Express,..
Eindsav & Vorhin I)wrfil,l! ljproe Night Express, pass ...12.50 A.M.
j , - , i t n rw p Ai
AKizer, Winchester; E. T. Halliday, stock Express, t parsed ilio P. 11
Goods to sell cheap, and clever,
accommodating gentlemen to wait up
on von, at the New York Cash Store.
See their new advertisement.
XiT Bruce, & Co. have a splendid assortment of Dry Goods, which they are selling, for cash, at loxc prices They are determined not to be undersold. All they ask is a call.
jtiTWESLEY Lewelles, Esq., is our authorized agent for the Journal, for
Smithfield and Selnia, Delaware Coun
ty, Indiana, to whom subscriptions
can be made.
Richmond. See Smith it Swavne's advertisement of Wall Papers in this
week's paper. Also advertisement of
Books, Maps, etc. Send your orders
and they will be carefully attended to.
II. W. Fosdick, a first-class Den
tist, can always be found in his office.
overll. P. Kizer's Drug Store. The Doctor is a very pleasant fellow,
though he often looks 44down in the
mouth."
Macksville.
J. W. WILLIAMSON Agent.
I I E I . In Winchester, on Tuesday night at 12
o'clock, Fhoebe Ashwill.of Scrofula; aged
about 4'J vears.
Early, bright, transient as the morning dew
She sparkled , was cxhalvd and went to
Heaven.'
Died, in Winchester, Ind., on Mondar,
April 30; ieC0, Miss Telitha K. Senates,!
eldest daughter of Michael and Martha be-
graves, aged 16 years, 8 months and 23dajs.
To know why one so young is thus re
moved from a large circle of friends and ac-
O-rooxivillo ivncl
XT..
JYIi-
TIME TABLE. TO TAKE EFFECT ON AND AFT1JI Monday, December 5th, 1850.
Ii complete, particularly in the LADIES
find CHILDREN'S Department, to which
we would call particular attention, as we
can suit ALL, both in QUALITY and
PRICE.
W EST W Alt TRAINS. MAIL TRAIN leaves Dayton, (Union Depot,) at S.IO A. 31. on arrival of the Ex
press Train of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton R. R., and arrives at Union at
' EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Dayton, (Un-
WE CONTINUE TO PAY
connecting with
quaintances, which she charmed by her ion Depot), at 3.10 l1 i : . i at Union H.0.5 I. M.
' I trim nn intt I I AT I . Inr n . I riAinf nn th
evr remain a mystery to us in this life Une of that rjoai( "West of Union. She was one whose friendship was sincere,! i:STWAItI) TltAINS.
and whose conversation was refined, affable MAIL k EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Union
and cordial. J at I.OO I. 31., and arrives at Dayton at w t.rirft.l Mfont eh wn. fnnt An. .o.l P. M. connecting with the Mail Train
1 1 rf tha Ptnnmtinti TLim fin A TYivtnn I?
ivan obedient daugnter, out a counselor ana n i,..,; rwtnn t a iü p m
friend. Her illnes was Protracted and severe, yet she bore her sufferings firmly and
with patience until her uUsoiution came.
when calmly and without a struggle the flut tering life breath left her.
PASSENGER k FREIGHT leaves Un
ion at 5. 30 A.M., on the arrival of the
train on the I., P. & O. R. R., and arrives at
Davton at S.25 A. M., connecting with the Express Train of the C. II. ii D. R. R.f
leaving Dayton at tf.30 A M. Dec. 1,59. H.C. STIMSON, Supt.
3i a ii it i i: i . On the 26th ult., by Mr. J. A. Woodburn, Mr. Phillip Shirlino to iliss Emeline Fori; all of this County.
FOR WHEAT, CORN, OATS, FLAX-SEED, BUTTER, EGGS, . FEATHERS, ETC. Bring on your PRODUCE To our Old Stand in the
33xlols. w aroliouoo,
IAL-
wnTini?
THANKS.—To many friends for their
efforts to increase the subscription of
our paper. It has been increased be-
yond our expectations already, but
still they come. There's room for
more. ———<>———
jtSTThorc was a very large attendance at the M. E. Church on last Sabbath morning and evening. Very impiessive and appropriate discourses were delivered by the new Pastor, Rev. II. J. Meek.
SPEC
CONSUMPTIVES ami AervouN SuHcrerw.
E. J. PUT2HL1
1
Plows, ttc. If you want a good Plow, Harrow or Cultivator, call at the Plow Factory of William Ruble, near the Passenger Depot, and we will guaranty you to get one worth talking about, and at a reasonable price, too. mm Barnim. Not Barntim the Showman, but David Barnnra, who has a magnificent Clothing Store in Winchester. If you want a Coat, Pants, Vest or Hat, call upon Barnum, and our word for it, you will get a good article, at a fair price. Try him.
The subscriber, for several years a resident of Asia, discovered while there, a simple vegetable remedy a sure Cure forConfttmttinn, Asthma, Uronchitit, Coughs,
ColllltlbUS felliriiaiiapoli And if we can notuH you with GOODS
Kail road Time Tabic. you can have the cash
WESTWARD.
Accommodation leaves Colurabus"at7 o'c'k
A M.. arrives at Union 6.20 1. M.
Dav Express leaves Columbus at 12.50 P
M., and arrives at Union 5.10 P M.
Nicht Express leaves Columbus at 1120
PM., and arrives aj Union 3.30 A M., Connecting with Trains for all points West. EASTWARD.
Accommodation leaves Union at 1.00 A
M., and arrives.at Columbus 10.10 A M.
Day Express leaves Union at 9.00 A M., j
and arrives at Columbus .1.15 P M. Night Express leaves Union at 11.50 P M
and arrives at Columbns 3..0 A M ,
Connecting with Trains for all points East.
YM.r. SLATER, Ass't Supt.
Winchester, April ", I860.
lis.
experienced
7ÄTTUS. WINSLOW, an
lfjj. NurseandFemalcPhvsiciaii, presents
to thi attention of mothers htr
SOOTIIIIVC; SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which
greatly facilitates the process of Teething,
by soltcnmg the gums, reducnigalluinama
tion will allav all pain and spasmodic ac
tion, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE
Cahln, and Nervous Debihty. I or the ben- -ry TT J 1 C tion.ami is SURE TO KhGULATh THE
efit of Consumptives and rroUsSMrrtri. IXnMm S. XllllLS ll 111 Uli IS. wtL Dependuponit mothtrs.it will
rwiinlK. I v.... .1 ,
K ELI Er AND HEALTH TO YOUR 1
I.ICLEAH'S
jStronthen'g
CUKU1AL
AND
HZ. 000
PURIFIER
BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD PILLS
PH AR 'MACV.X
he is willing to make the same public.
To those who desire it, he will send the
Prescription, with full directions free i
eharyr); also a tample of the medicine, which
they will find a beaut iful combination of Na
ture s imnle herbs. Those desirinz the
i Remedy can obtaiu it by return mail, by addressing J. E. CUTHBERT, HOTANIC PHYSICIAN, No. 129 llroadway, New-York nl5 3m
COFFMAH, WINDER & CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealer in
scpS
i?"Vc call attention to the card of II. P. Kizeu, which can be found in the Business Directory on first page, dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, and a great many other things that you will find enumerated in his advertisement, which will appear soon. m i Pictures. II. W. Fosdick is still on hand to take your Pictures. It is needless for us to say any thing in praie of Mr. Fosdick, as a Daguerrcan artist. His work speaks for him. In fair weather his Hall is crowded daily, particularly by the fair ones of our city.
W
E HAVE JUST RECEIVED
and have for sale, at the
iti?" The Sons of Temperance are prospering finely in this city. The Hall was crowded on last Tuesday night. There were several initiated, and quite a number of applications for membership. The Temple of Honor is also in a healthy and growing condition. A Mystery. It is really a mystery how E. J. Pctsiax disposes of so many Goods! Why, he has gone to the city again for more neve goods! : The only way that ice can solve it is that ho has clerks so agreeable to sell his goods forj him. Rrr.E and J. Finley Dlt.m are always ready and willing to wait upon all who favor them with their patronage. Farmers, when you come to town, do not fail to visit the Brick Warehouse, where you can sell your grain for cash, buy the best quality of goods at tho lowest prices, ami be treated in the most gentlemanly manner possible.
The next meeting of Xorth Indiana Conference ii to be held at iNew Castle.
To Consumptive. The advertiser having been restored to health in a few weaks.by a very simple remedy after having suffered several years with a severe Lung Ajftction, and thatdreaddisease, Consumption is e.nxiouS to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it he will send a copy of the prescription used (freer charge) witu directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for lowest prices, the following
On$umption, Atthma, Bronehttt$tete. 1 he only object of the advertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the afilicted, and he hopes every sufiercr will try his remedy as it will cot them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription will please addrees Rev. Edward A. Wn.sox,
No. 360 First St., Wilimsburg, Kings Co., N. Y. March 22, i860. n!2-Sw
FANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over ten years, and jj can say, in confidence and truth of it, 55 what we have never been able to say ofany other medicine-
never has it tailed, in a single instance, to .lfecta cure when ti finely used. Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who t used it. On the con
trary, all are deligh z tcd with its operations, and SDeak in terms ofhirhestcom
FailCV CaildiCS, mendation of its ma.;' gical effects and
meuicai virtues. v e speaK in tms matter "what we do know," after ten years experience, an C pledge our reputution for the fullilrae nt of what we here declare. In almost everv instance wher
the infant is sufferin 5 g from pain and ex
haustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes a x ftcr the Syrup is ad
ministered.
Gloves, Hosiery, Fire-Works,
Toys,
Pocket Cutlery,
etc. etc.
NO. 303 SECOND STREET, DAYTON, OHIO.
j. n. W1SDER. c. v. OIBORR.
This valuable prep J5 aration is the prescription of one of he most experienced and skillful Nurses i n New England. and
Spring ami Summer
Goods:
1500 doz. Ladies' Asst. Hose,
A Card to the SuiTerinp.
The Rev. WILLIAM COSGKOVE,
while laboring as a minister in Japan, was
cured of Consumption, when all other means had failed, by a recipe obtained from a learned phjsiclan residing in the great city of Jedtlo. This recipe has cured great num
bers who were fuffering from Consumption,
P.ronchiti, Sore yoat, Coughs, and Cold?
and the debility and nervous depression!
caused by these disorders. Desirous of benefiting others, I will send this recipe, which I have brought home with me, to all who need it, free of charge. Address Rev. Wm. Cosoaovr, 230 Baltic-street, n9 3m Brooklyn, N. Y.
500 Misses 1500 Men's " Socks, 500 " Do vs. " 1000 " GloTet. 1000 " Straw Hats, Asst. 2000 "Palm 500 Fur Wool
C0FFHAN, WINDER & CO. 305 Second St., Davton, O. Wholesale Kilver
OF
M
a m
mm
has been used with n ever failing success in thousands of cases.
It not only relieves the child from pain
but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Rowels and Wind
Lholic, and overcome convulsions, which,
if not speedily remedied, end In death. VN e
believe it the best and surest remedv in the
world, in all cases of Dvsenterv and Diar
rhea in children, whether it arises from
teething or from anv other cause. We
would say to every mother who has a child
sunenng from anv of the foregoing com
plaints, do not let your prejudices, nor the
prejudices of others, stand between your
suffering child and the relief that will be
sure yes, absoluteiv sure to follow the
use of tins medicine, if timely used.
r ull directions lor using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile of CURTIS & PERKINS. New
i ork, is on the outside wrapper.
bold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. 13 Cedar street, New
orlL. Trice 25 cents a Bottle.
Sold by Wm. D. Pierce, and II. P. Ki
zer, Winchester, Indiana.
dec22-lv.
feforttaUn&l Uim 1 L Ilifttr taking.
rrIIE Grcatttt RturpT 1.1 thi Worlp.
I Thi Cordial la distilled from a bvrrr
known onlv to mvself, and chernicallv com.
tined with soueof the most valuable medicinal rooti.herb and barks known to the
mind of mau, viz: Flood Root, Rlack Root, Wild Cherry lUrk. Yellow Dock, Dandelion. Sariaparilla, LUer Flowers, with othrrs, producing the roost infallible remedy for the restoration of health ever known.
It is nature's own remedy, curing disease
by natural lawF. hen taken, its Influence is felt coursing through everv vein of the
body, purifying and accelerating the circu
lation of the blood. It neutralizes anv bil-
lious matter in the stomach, and strength
ens the whole organization.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial
will effectually cure liver compiaiot, dyspepsia,' jaundice, chronic or nervous debility, diseases of the kidneys, and all disorders arising from a disordered liver or stomach,
dyspepsia, heartburn, inward piles, acidity or sicknessof the stomach, fullness of blood
to the heart, dull pain or swimming in the
bead, palpitation of the heart, fullness or
weight in the stomach, sour eructations, choking or suffocating feeling when lying down, dryness or yellowness ot the $kin and eyes, night sweats, inward fevers, pain in the small of the back, chest or side, sudden flushes of heart, depression of spirits, frightful dreams, langor, despondency or
anv nervous diseases, sores or blotches on
the skin, and fever and ague, or chills and
fever. It will also cure diseases of the
bladder and womb, auch as seminal weak
ness, incontinence of urine, stranguary, inflammation or weakness of the womb or
bladder, whites, etc.
There in no Mistake abont it. This Cordial will never fail to cure anv
ofthe above diseases, if taken as per directions on each bottle, in German, English
and French. Over a million bottles have been sold during the last six months, and in no instance has it failed to give entire satisfaction. Who, then, will suffer from weakness or debility, when McLean's Strengthening Cordial will cure you? 1 To the radio. Do vou wish to be healthv and strong? Then go at once and get some of McLean's Cordial. It will strengthen and invigorate i your whole system, causing a healthy and pure circulation of blood to flow through every vein, and the rich, rosy bloom of health to mount to vour cheek again. Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction. For, Children. We say to parents, if. your children are sickly, puny, ,or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children, give them a small quantity of McLean's Cordial, and it will make them healthy, fat, and robust. Delay not a moment, try it, and. you will be convinced. It is delicious to take. Caution. Beware of druggists or dealers who may try to palm upon you some bitter or sarsaparilla trash, which they can buy cheap, by saying it is just as good. Avoid such men. Ask for McLean's Strengthening Cordial, and -take nothing else. It is the only remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, and at the same time strengthen the system. One table spoonful taken every morning fasting, is a certain preventive for cholera, chills and fever, yellow fever, or any prevalent disease. It is put up in large bottles Price only one dollar per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars. J, H. McLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. Principal depot on the corner of 3d and Fine sts., St. Louis, Mo. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, The best Liniment in the world. The only safe and certain cure for cancers, piles, tumors, swellings, and bronchelc or goitre, paralysis, neuralgia, weakness of the muscles, chronic or inflammatory rheumatism, stiffness of the joints, contracted muscles or ligaments, earache or toothache, bruises,
sprains, wounus, iresn cuts, ulcers, lever sores, caked breasts, sore nipples, burns, scalds, sore throat, or any inflammation or pain, no difference how severe or how long the disease may have existed. McLean's celebrated Liniment is a certain remedy. Thousands of human beings have been
saved a life of decrepitude and misery by the use of this invaluable medicine.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment will
relieve pain almost instantlv, and it will
cleanse, purify and heal the foulest sores in
an incredibly short time.
For Horses and other Animals.
McLean's celebrated Liniment istheonlv
safe and reliable remedy for the cure of
spavin, ring bone, wind-galls, splints, nn
natural lumps, nodes or swellings. It will
never fail to cure big head, pollevil, fistula, old running sores, or sweenv, if promptly
applied, ror sprains, bruises, scratches,
cracked heels, chafes, saddle or collar galls, cuts, sores or wound?, it is an infallible
remedy. Apply it as directed, and a cure
is certain in every instance.
mi a. - n i ii .
men xnne no longer witn the manv
worthless liniments offered to you. Obtain a supply of Dr. McLean's celebrated lini
ment. It will cure von.
J. H. McLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Cor. Third and Pine sts., St. Louis, Mo. " W. D. Pirrcic, Agent, ocl27 Winchester, Ind.
HOME KEMED1KS 9 rm Rro Tr or
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LUMT'Ö Hoarhcnnd
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DUONCIIITI. none throat. Trnoopi.io (ui cii,
"There were brave men before Agamemnon," somebody once said or wrote, and we suppose there were good medicnes before John Pull's Compound Pectoral of Wild Chtrry. Yul the general opinion, if we may judge from the quantity sold, seems to be infinitely superior to all com-
Slicrifrs Sale.
13 Y virtue of an execution to me di
rected from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, I will expose to sale at the court-
nouse aoor, in v incaester, KandoJph oo.,
muiana, on me
TWELFTH DAY OK MAY, 1S60,
FOR THE between the hours of 10 o clock A.M.
I J f t Ti r r . i . . 1 r !i
qj -pj t") t "r "i ril T? Tl T ciock i . .u. oi saia aav, me iouow01 It 1 IN X J. XV J JJ Jli ing real estate, situated in Randolph Coun
ty, Indiana. to wit:
ARK INVITED TO EXAMINE OCR
LARGE & ATTRACTIVE STOCK
C0FFMAN, WINDER & CO.
Dayton, O., Sept. f , 185'J.
B
Sheriffs Sale.
Y virtue of an execution to me direct
ed from the Daviess Circuit Court,
T mill Trvrw tn cat at thpMirt.twiii
pounds that have preceeded it, for the cure Joor In Winchester, RandolphCo., Indi-
of all diseases or the lun. and throat.-
rifty acres of land more or less on the
north side of the Indianapolis, Pittsburg
x Cleveland fail-road, off of the eapt half
of the North-west quarter of section thirteen
in township twenty, north of range twelve
ea-t.
Executed as thepropertr of William Ford,
at the i uit of iamuel D. Smith.
WM. M. CAMPBELL, M6I ay lG0fee 3.50 Sh'ff, R. C.
Bowling Green Standard. There are two things that become earIt impressed nrwn everr mother's mind:
the necessity of a frequent resort to worm medicine with their children; and the great
Bit. HOIIACK'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES Whf n Dr. RoiACK.the re nowneJ Swedish rbvicin, introduced Li liitHKi PuriLeraad Iilood Pills in the United States, he id forth in plain language their curative properties. Tins was venrs ago. The task of recom-
r.undingthcra has since been taken tut tf hi hanJi. Enlightened men, whose char
acter fr sound judgment and philosophy, gives their opinion weight in the community, men who observe, reflect, and make assurance doubly sure" before thev decide are everywhere approving and urging the use of the-e wonderful preparations. All who confide in the wisdom and honesty of this class, or who choose to inveitigate for themselves, are now of 9ne mind on this important subject. Dr. Robmck invites the attention of the sick to the Original Letters, from members of the Medical Profesion, Editors of public journals, well known Merchants and Farmers, snd Ladies of the high-
rspcLiaounv, giving accounts or extraordinary cures wrought by the Remedies, of which they themselves were Eye Witnesses. These parties may be consulted nrrsnnnllw
or by letter, by those who Lave anv donbt
upon the subject.
The evidence in the possession of Dr.
Iloback, which is at all times accessible tn
the public, establishes the following
Facts :
That the Blood Piiufie and Blood Pill
lavebetn proved by analysis to
Contain no .Tlinrral,
That they cure the almost universal con-plaint,
Iypcjla
with unfrri7j7erfainfy,and in a vervjhort time. That alter all other Medicines have proved useless, they relieve
Liver Complaint,
and restore the health' and strength of the
suUcrer. I hat
Sick Females,
who have languished for Tears in helnW
weakness and despondencv, recuperate with almost miraculous rapiditv under their invigorating operation. Tha't all sexual disabilitics are removed by their cordial and gently stimulating properties. That they recruit
Shattered Constitution,
iowever they may have been trifled with and
abused. That their direct tendenrr i t
Lengthen Life
and render it enjovable. That, operating directly upon the poison of disease in the lleod
iuey
Caiifc Soon to Ileal
and discharge from the system every taint of Scrofula, whether Lercditarr or other-
That they Kecruit the Dchllitatrd,
and that there is no disease of the Stomach
ana liowels.the Liver.the NervousSyetem, the Skin, (Jlauds or Muscles, arising mo XMPfRlTItS OK THE BLOOD AND SIXRF.TIONS, in which they do not 'weprompt relief, and, (if administered before the very citadel tt life has been invaded. ) effect a vainleta ar.d
fierfect cure.
Bear in mind that the Scandinavian Veg-
ktable Bloob Pills are indorsed bv the experience of thousands of living witnesses, who,in letters, affidavits, medical works, and by word of month, proclaim them to be the very best preparation of the kind ever offered to the broken-down victims of ill health. They hunt disease through everv avenue and organ of the system, and to' expel it thoroughly and permanently. No one can doubt their Vuperioritv after one single trial they are not only better, but, in fact, cheaper than any other tills,
ior maKesa less numberot them to produce a better effect.
Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier.
one dollar per bottle, or rive dollars pit half
1 -v - 1 - -
aozen. UX tue .Scan mar in I bod Pill.
25 cents per box, or 5 boxes for one dollar
GTRead Dr. Rosack's Special Notices
and Certificates, published in a conspicuous
pari oi mis paper irom time to time.
In difficult or cemplicatcd cases, Dr. Ro-
oack may be consulted personally or bv let
ier,inciosmga stampior reply.
look at me Authority.
From the Rev. Mr. McMullen, Pator of
Koberts Chapel. Indianapolis, Oct. C, lS.r7.
Dr. C. V . RoiACK Dear Sir: I have used your Blood Purifier for a nervous affee-
LUHT'S HUMIID 8ALS.M.. Bukt ar tru.tful rcM f JulmHrmarf mm4 ,MifiJ träMHU. EipffMnr bii( fw4 that uy 1 ftumif lUof d.srwa. remirM bfniU at r-nft i t l hitmwa. Ut th Co(h or Irrrt.lKMi of tUa Ttroa( - M bebt, If thM TUvB &.( rM Itakk lr tu;! AlW tff. Lunts American Eye 5aUe TmaiH t yoq aot m a h itoloc tt a rl ty, th a IW ti kuJ jipOM wm frww. It r u rt- ym barm .n't runt üo ya rwid. If Jo Lrrlt, ItifJ.f-! .jm or tys lid. P.J-Trf on youe or Wrakt" f hibt, mk IiimI urt trtor Jvu cutiuti W gl . DSL LUrS WORa CÄSDT. A 4Jigtfut prwparaturm ,n n.-No tato t4 vw4'li ;L;lc fr clllu. Ail U um it art g--j ;UmL Grccov s Instant Cure of Tain.
wise.
Tb, wt-11 Va.wa rnlifiD .-."! r pin lnntlT. fn Tu5't:r, gd PTpoj ia a l-w oUautr, rr Cttup oi Cmk d4 k4 kuD'Irvdt t-f 4 Inl, l"L.4r MorUm. Ch Urr. fttxl Skki of U Mmnacli rrft ia Cbmaiativm. lrrpp.v I11 rrt, CaUk'uct, M ouai, firu, praa, aa4 Cullc a You csaot tanir jiywW-r lut yrn win t nJ Uta rrlierej ty I'J i.d4 OJ'.k rhi otSe rtteJiciH is e juJ to it, ba Uud wUl jroM all &.ykwor Ja true. l"rpTd by W. SL LUN'T. Mrvmf Ctf, f tn bn H crifri ikoa'i 1 U tUJrooed for tit aUvt DedicUi. Sold by II. -jKiir.a, Wirche-ter; G. WBruce, Deerficld; Hunt L Harris, Lynn; R. S. Starbuck, Buena Vifta; E. F. IIallid4V, MackB. ville; Thomas Kearn, Farmland; llroue A; Neely, WiLdsor; J. M. Polk. Spartsnbv.rp; p. Pollv, Palaka; N". Simmons, Union City ; Wt, Wiclersham, New Lisbon; J. V. Kix g, Allen. ville; T. J. Constable, New PilUbu rg. R. H Saniptiou.gille.Ilid c '
Fever and Ague, fnvn which rnnnkind ttifiVr over a Unre part nf the cjobe, is the roiiNe-ut'iice of a U.'c.eJ action ia tV.e vterri, ii.durf d 1? thr poisonous wiiani f TPetatle d-cav. Tili exhalation 1 evoiitd bv the action of ,ular heat oa wt oil. tuiJ rie with t!4e water? apor from it. While the un i below the horizon tl.i Tajr bnijr near tbe earth' .irfire, aid t'irirws ii takeu with it UiriT.gU th
lun-i into the Hood. 1 lieitf it act a an irnia:m pni.Mjn On the internal vivcra and excreting oran of the body. The liver becomes torpid aud UiU lu se.-rete nut onlr this irus, hi:t alo the bile fiom the ului. Tloth the vim find the L: s rrurwuUt in the rircnliticn. ni.d produce violent couititu-
inal disorder. The Mr n. the kidueys and t:i . t a t I , a
disordered 'aH. Finallv, tl:e irttinct "f oir r
Canim, a if in a attempt to expel the tiuona infuMOii, ciMirentiatcs the whole Llool the booy in the i;itcrnal cx-retorics to f rc them y cait it
o it. TheblTid leaves the s in te, ann riiuri u
th- central organ with roireitive i'ieare. ifcsa ia thaC'ill L. Hut in this e.Twrtit fj. Then tu
Fi-vlk f !! jws, iu which the Uio4 leave the ecutral organs and rushea to the aurfu-e. a if ia another e'.fort to exjKl tiic irritating poia through
tliat other prrt excretory the akin, in tan also it f iil, iind the ms:ui abandons the attempt exhnutl, and wait fr the recovery of atrentU to repeat the boudev clfjrt a'i!icr dy. The
are the ut or ji.inxv-.n oi r n i.u .k. Such rouititutiiml dinlc-r will of coura uudcrluine tiie health if it u nut rcuiavvl. We have labored Ij fiui. ud have kund, an aatiJotc,
VALUAIILE HOUSE AMD LOT For Sale:
tion from whice I have sucered much at
times. While it is pleasant to the taste, it certainly has a happy effect upon the nerves Flease accept my thanks for vour kind re-
gams auu oeucve me 1 ours, J. W.T. McMULLKN. Principal Office and Sale Rooms, No.
East Fourth St., 3d Building from Main
street, Cincinnati, O. Laboratorv in Ham
raond street.
For sale in Randolph countv br II. P TT! 1? . 'n.'. ...
ivizer, incnesier; a. .ucivew, KHitreviiic L. Humphrey, Spartanburg; J. Sipe, Deer
neid; J. A. Sullivan, rairview; D. Thorn
burg, Emmettsville; J.A. Newman, Uloom
ingsport; R. S. Starbuck, Ruena Vita; L
Thornhur, Windsor; Dr. N. Simmons and
Dr.Grosvcnor.UnionCitv: R.Jobes, Hunts ville; E. F. .ilüdav, "Maxsville. S. L E
Addington, Farmlan; and byDrupists and
.uerchantsgcncrally throughout the rnion
foct. 20,
' WILL SELL. ON FAVORABLE terms, The IIOUSi: and LOT adjoining the
Seminary on the West, now occupied by J.
W . illiamson, and formerlv owned by D. C. Lewis, of California. I" will sell this property so as to make it an object to the purchaser.
Call soon, as I am determined to sell the
property. - A.D. HI ATT.
April Ä, lbW. tf
WORMS!
WORMS!
LIME!! LIME!! ; Plasterer, Look Here'
UNDFRSIGNED has opened a
JtiTThere will b found advertisex.1 ia our paper tonic family mc Urines
ana, on the
TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF MAY. t SCO,
between the wours of 10 o'clock A, M. and
4oclockP. M. of said day, the following realestate, situated in Randolph County,
Indiana, to wit:
The East half of the teath-eaat ouerter of
section six. in townshin nineteen, ranre fif- fTMIE
teen rait : and the north-west ouarter of the I
difficulty extitsia petlng children to take uth-eaat qoarter of section aix. in town- T T if r TT A TT Q T? proper medicine. This difficulty Dr.. Bull ship nineteen of range fifteen east; and fif- ij 1 Jl Xi IL U U kj XI .
has ohviated in his Vegetable Worm De. ÜU " nf ine norm- . . .... . . .. least ooarter of section six. in townsh.p nine- near the Frelcht Depot, and has
srroyer-cniiaren eat tne lorenges asreaoi- teeaof ran;re fiftffn ea5t; C0Rta:air.s la all hand a large quantity of Crstraie quality of
IV as tuey do candv, and tue cure mat ioi- one hundred and thirty-five acres morr r I Lime lor sale. We expect to keen rood
lows is tar more Prompt and certain than It ! '"Pplj constantly on haol, and sell it as
. f j ., r Executed as the property of Asahcl C. cheap as the cheape-l.
irui:i mu.ruui k u rimuu'1 uuis ui . . .1....'.. - ...
" 1 aire, at the suit of n illiam Henderson. I tive me a call. 3lyl.imlsof a superi-
wornucei on anu amcrcu iwiaia.uiiit.
(Winchtilcr Chronicle.
WM. M. CAMPBELL, oroualitv.
Apr lbOO. fee $3.50 Sh'ff U.C. A:c 12. M
"JESSE W. WAY.
gABBATO SCHOOL LIBRARIES, For all Religious Denominations. Publications ofthe A. S. S. Union and ofthe Methodist Book Concern, furnished at the Society prices. Fnll Set ofthe cheap books published by the 'Friends Association for the diffusion of Christian and Useful Knowledge, on hand. Publications of the American Reform Tract Society. Annual .Monitor (Friends) for Io9 -C0. Ksay on the discipline of the Primitive Christian, ar.d on that of the Society
of Friends, by J. J. Gurney. Paragraph Ilibles of the London Religious Tract Society. Coleman's Historical Text Book and Atlas, an invaluaole work for Students of the Bible. nfon Ilible Dictionary, Biblical Antiquities. MAPS of Palestine on muslin, and paper.
Birds Eye view of the Holy Land, Ileward Cards, etc., etc. SMITH k SWAYNE, n 17 lw 12th Richmoud, Ind.
Notice to Heirs of Petition to eil Real Instate. Siaie cf Indiana, Randolph County : "VTOTICE is hereby given that Hiram
11 Hill, administrator, of the estate of
Moser B. Cuiptrir, rtecease.1, has niexi nis petition to eil the Real ErUte of the decedent, hi personal property be:n insufficient to pay his debts; and that ail J petition will
be heard at the next terra of the Court of
Common Pleas, of said Coantr. Attest; H. H. NEFF Arw-OtVGO nl7-Iw
THESE SON IS AT II ANDwhen thef e scourges of childheod begin to become both troublesome and dangerous. DR. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE WORM DESTROYER is a remedy alike pleasant and effectual for ihe evil. There is not the Icat difficulty in gcttingchildren totakethetnedicine. It is prepared in the form of Candy Drop3, and will be eaten with avidity by children of all apes It destroys and expels worms more effectually than any remedy now in use, while at the sane time it ill in no way affect injuriously the health of tb child. It can be procured from druggistiand countrv stores evervwhere Da. JOHN BULL'S Principal Office, Lou if ville, Ky. Sold bv Hunt, Shoemaker a Co.,LynnJLr. Kizr, Winchester. Nov, 24 C m. JOHN BULL'S Compound Tcctoral of Yild Cherry TTIIE seal of public approbation has been I so unmistakably tixe l upon this medicine that the proprietor feels it to be his du
ty to call the attention or all thoie persons to it who ure suffering from, or threatened with affections of the lungs or throat. Its basis is the active principle of the Wild Cherry Bark, but it contains also, ir. prope r proportions, other of the mo-t t-uicitnt ptctoralsof the materia medica. Its component parts and proportions are wellknown to phy
sicians everywhere, as the proprietor makes no secret of them, and they have met the univer.-al approbation ofthe faculty, who, as a general thing, prefer uing this preparation to any prescription which they can have prepared by c druggist. It can be procured from druggist aid countrv stores erervwhere. Dr. JOHN BULL'S Principal OfSce. Louisville, Kentucky. Sold by Hunt, Shoemaker 4 Co., Lynn, H. P. Klzer, Winchester. Nov. 21 6m
BLAKTE S .
Deed, Mortgages, Delivery Bond, Ex-
Ayer's Aguo Cure, which neutralizes, t'.is malarious poiann in th blood, and atimulatrs the liver t enpl it frm tU 1 :rv. As it slirmld, si it doe cure this aiUirtim disiirtler ith perfect certainty. And it &ov imr, or rather doen whit ii f ni-re er ice to t!o u-
icct to this infection. If tken in sc.iion it expels i. r I 1 4 .1." 1
II ironi lac juptti an ii iwviuru, au im I those who use it free fron iu attacks ; keps the sv-tem iu health although exposed ti the d;easc. Concq-iently it not only eure, bnt protert frrnnth preat variety of a'lcctioos whi A art induced '? this tutlinant inüuence, such a Reuittcut F.-vc r. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked A cue, l'triodical Ileidirhc, or liiliou Headache, UiUmi Fever, Neur.dgii. Khriruati:u, ümit, BlinHue, TiHJtha'-he, Ear, he, Cattrrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Y iuf il Affection c-f the .Spleen, llyatcriea. Colic, Paralvhis, and Painful AHWtima of the Stouiath aril Ike', all of vhuh, when ariinij from this cause, will b fiund tci aurr.e more or lci the intermittent type. This Aoca Ct KR" remoTc the cauc of thcc dciangvmeuU, and cures the disease. Thi it accomplishes by stimulating the excretorica to expel the virus from the aytein ; and thcie organs by degree I einc hahited t do this their Hfh?c of t'irir own crord. Hence ah"e what we term acclltmiLitin. 'I ime may arcnxiipU-dt the same eud, but often life i ot lonif enough, or ia s.KTifieod in the attempt. l.i this " Aort t tm" dies it at once, nnd uith aaftty. Wc have great reaou to believe thi is a rer a well as aafer reiuHv for the whole class cf iist-a whih arc eauHrd by the miasmatic Infection, tlian nny other whichl.a Uen di'fovend ; and it ha Mill anh r imix'rtar.t bdvautae to the public, which i, that it ii cheap as will as pood. 1-ni.rAiirn tt DR. T. C. AVER Sc CO. LOWELL, MASS. Trace One Dollau rcu Bem.1. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral hni won for itself auch a rere-wn lor the cure of every variety of Throat itrd Luni( ( om plaint, that it U ei.tir"fy uimeceKary fr na to reeUrt tkc evider.ee of its virtues, wherrvr r it has been ero ployed. A it La lor.3 be n in eoi.tjnt ua throughout thi ncetion, e need tiot fio more thm a-iurc the people its quality ii kept tip to t!f teat it er h bcn. and that it uiav be nhed on to do for their relief i it has twr Lin found to d. Ayer's Cathartic ?ills, FOR ALL THE wrPCStS Cf A P'jrCATl.t UfJlClKL Pot: CoSTlVFxrs ; Ton Tiit CruK of Uihu-ku; l'ou J Vl"MT K ;
Ton Tiir. ft hi: op Imtomtio ; P!t Hkmjauik; Pou THK Ct kR F IJ:ntkrt;" Toil A I'ol L tTitVAi M ; For thi: I'tnu or F.uiri.i.Ac; Fo thk Pile ; Foa the CritR or Scituift.; For am. S i:oin.ot s Coni laint; For inn C'ckk if It n 1:1 vatix ; For DioF.AftK p thk Saix; For the Ciuk or Livt.u Coktlaint; l'oit Ditci v ; Fce the Cure or Tlttik, TtMots ani Salt RiirtM ; Fok Wouxs; Ton THE CtlLE OK OotTj 1 nil a l)iysr.K PiLt; . Ten the Cirk up Nlvrai.c!i; For Prum.Nü the Llood.
They are wijjnr-onatr!, n that the niot tenat-
tive can take thMi p!eiantlv. and bcifir purely vegetable, no harm c.u im: fruui tLtür uc ui any
quantity. Pri:e 25 ecstj per Ici : Sit Tcxet for SLOOl Great rr-rrd-eri of Clergymen, Physicians, Statearacn, tr.d err.infrt perra4.e, ha ieut thtir came to certify the unp.m.".ie.cd fula aof thee rcniedie, 1 ut iur apace here will uot permit tLt ii'crti'in cf tl.vm. 'Ihe Aper.t below named furnikh erat! our AMtfeiCAN Almanac in wlich thry are pien ; with sIm full c!ecr'.rtH'ia f the afco complaints, ar.d the trtiU.Lt Uut ahouli l followed for their eure. Do not be put off by oryriBcipW dealera with other preparations they make OiOte prcfet em. Demand Ann's, acd take r.o thera. Tk aitk war.t the bct aid tLcre ia for tiicui, aud they alouU hat i. All cur BeTr.f lir XT 9 For aale by II. P. Kixer. WiacheateT; ' emmoiids aiid D. Grovenor, Union; C. " Bruce & Co., Dcerfield; Dougherty L Rom'.!, Morrihtown; and by all dealer ia mrdkbsa.
MltS. WINSLOW, An experienced curse and female poyaifian " has a Soothing cyrup for cMldrta teething, hich generally facilitates the rroeeta cf teething by softe cirg the gum, rfduclrg aü
inflmation w ill allay all pain, and la nr ta regnlate the Uvr!i. Depend upon It, mother, it will give reat to youraelre , an relief an I health toyonr lefantf. Prrfeetly aaf in all caaea. See adrertiani ia äothfr coluoa. DC. 22. ly
THE nOMDAYS A full ai-ek
idici. siiJ CoiiMAv.M'isi'r! Co.
ble Salei", ctcctc. for ulc at this vfice at V of Toy a, Tire Works and Fatey Can-
Irvduoed prices