Randolph County Journal, Volume 3, Number 8, Winchester, Randolph County, 26 August 1864 — Page 3

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TiT Train rorti pan H'Ucatittr ai tea; OHO WEIT. MAIL tt 3.25 P. M. NIrtllT EXTRAS it 4.10A.M. LOCAL KKEIOUT t 5.43 A. M. MAIL at C 17 A.M. NICHT EXPRESS t 12.1 p. M. ACCOMMODATION at P. M. Yttrird Train. Mil Tnin Wen will top at all stations on proper ignal bring given. Nirht Epre Wtt will stop at 11 station! Ett of Union on proper signal being f Ifen. W'et of Union, will utop at Wineheuer, Muncie, Anderson ml Pendleton, pnU. Mail Weit will dine at Itellcfontaine. Kntttrard Trint. Mail Train F.4t will atop at Pendleton, Anderson, Munri. Winchwtrr, Union, Verille,Sidney, nHlefonUine. Larue, Marion and (Itlion, and at Femberlon, Quincv. Degraff, and KMgf way, only for passenge m going? hTond Cretune. Night Etpre.u Kut will stop at all Sta tiom, on pro;r inl !ing given. M wait will lrckft at Union. J. IV. WILLIAMSON. Acet. Commissioners' Court will meet one week from next Mondav. Vc were again visited with a rc freshing shower of rain yesterday. Key. K. Case will preach nt the North School House next Sabbath, morning and evening. Colonel Shanks was in our city on Tuesday morning, en route for home. His health is very rapid! v unjtrovin 1 " A judicious selection has been made in the appointment of John W. Jarnagin as deputy collector for this county. LU Col.T. M. Hro.vuc writes home that he is at present occupying a very dangerous portion" nt the head of a court martial at Memphis - m - - Klisha Martin has been making Himdry improvements about Iiis Ware;-Home, among other things a substantial platform on the north ide. . We are able to make daily obscr-1 vatiou of the amount of business done by Cox A: llrolher. They rush trade right along, sell :t small profits and fill up agnin with fresh goods. Capt. .lohn IL Kouth informs us that '21 men have been sworn in for this toMrttfehip. leaving but three to (ill tlie qu'oLi of Urft townsliip. Wo understand that Nettle Creek township has filled its quota. .lames S. Cottoui and William Stout have Iwen tiiakiug n trade. Cottom gvts Stout Viivm, h:rff a mile Mouth of town, and pre hint his far in north cat of town, and 1 T 1 to boot. II; has alieady taken po.v session. . Ve Ivaru. throut:h IMeasant Iliatt, that ILirnliill Tolh's bam was struck by lightning on tho. rveniiig of the Kith int , nu 1 burned up. His los is cry heavy He resides In-l'veen l'nion City nud Spartanburg. . . - Sni.iMt-.Ks (iuAVKs in the National Cemetery at Chattanooga. William Worlc, N-ltli reg. comp. II., tuition F. grave R", general hospital No. 1. .lohtt Anderson 142 reg. comp. C. Ohio section F. grave 2SD general hospital No. '1. m 1 Thomas Johnson h:is wold his farm, and will soon be. olf for Kaunas. Andrew J. La.sley bought li0 acres m the east, and J. W. Willmore SO acres otr the west. Trice paid was something like J?0 per ncre. CorxTV Taik. The PJth Annual Fair of K:ndolph County Ajjricultur. M Society will be held on the new Fair (J rounds near NViucliester on the 2oth, -1st, w'-'nd, :5d, Sept. ISiH. The premium lit is published and olfcrs induceinonts to exhibitors. Ciuiu ii Dimi:r.AM v.. Wv learn front those present that two drunken fellows entered the Church on last injjht while the meeting was in progress ami so conducted themselves us to break up the mcctinpr. There U a way to sober oiT such fellows. The raid into Memphis did not frighten customers away from Williams V HufTs but still they come and we arc compelled to say that justice may be done, that No. Ö is the right place to go to for good goods, new jroods; and if there U any such thing any more, cheap goods. We cjlII attention to the card of Dr. S. W. Camp, Ilont.ropathlc Physician, of this place. Wc understand he is very successful in the treatment of his patients, -whether male, female, or children. In diptheria, dLtrrhi3, - dysentery, and flux, he seldom fails to cure. Person visiting Keonomy on business or to trade, wc would recommend thcia to call at W. lb IlinhaVs Cheap Cash Stare, where they frill find a large nod well selected . Ptoek of Goods, and r hrm thev can procure bargains that will be vhv&u4ageou to tutuisclvc.

Writiso and Dkawinc;. Mr. D. W. I'ower has left a very inc pec-i-

mcn of his writing and drawing nt this ollice, where it may be seen. The penmanship is of the Spenccrian style, very neatly executed. As a card and ornamental writer, he lias been acknowledge! the champion of Ohio. He informs us tL.a hi thinks of making his home among 115. A O nions Stone. A curious and a rare Fpecimcn for this country, of the Rtone kind, is on exhibition at the Clerk's ollice. It was found in the river which runs through J. 1. Goodrich's farm. It was incased in a shell of soft stone. It is nearly round, with grooves or ridges running round it; it weighs thirty-five pounds. Such specimens arc not uncommon in the Huron river, but how this one found its wav to this part of the country, h a question that we would like to have answered. The revival meeting at the M. K. church is still in progress and still the pe ople flock to church. Not only the house but the altar is crowded. Many of the Sundv School scholars have professed religion and others of them still come to ask the prayers of the church. People from the country for many miles round are in attendance every night. If it continues to increase it may yet be equal to the great revival of the winter of 1 Ö7. A 1'i.KASAvr Si vvr.n kt. The little folk's supper on Tucsda night for sanitary purposes was a derided success. We confess ourselves very pleasantly disappointed. The receipts after paving all expenses are nearly one hundred dollars. And then there was served up in the fin est style a good healthy supply of fun whieh every body presout enjoy ed. The little folks (assisted by the big folks) made a comfortable amount of noise, but that is what they ire in the world for, when they are little, we mean, of course. The ice cream, cakt s, tVc, were food, and that large splendid cake that found its way into our sanctum was superexcellent. - - - . Kradus leed, nged about lilycars. son of Nathan and Ann IJeed, died in Hospital at Madison, Indiana, on the 20th inst., of black jaundice. :iffir n or' vlmrf illnfs IL - v. 1 v aia x. a v t a i a i.ember of th. l:Jtli Regiment, CoTnp:inyF. In. I. Vols. He was brought home tu Momlay nigltt ami interred on Tuesday at 1 o'clock 1. M. This is indeed a sad and severe aiuicu.Jii. J he Iraner u Kir away m the wet. I'verv time that we heard a from the de- eased the news was that he was remarkably healthy and robust and a model soldier. Another sacrifice to this mean, ami unprovoked slave holding rebellion. Tin: Civil.vm Alii.iT.vt: v i.n Collision in Xf.tti.i-. Ck::i:k Town.iiic. A few days aijo a certain Denny was :irrc.-ted in Nettle Creek township, for committing a rape on the. person oi' an orphan "ill, years old. In the mean time Denny had volunteered, and the military ollicer took him from the custody of the civil authorities. After rellecting upon the subject for awhile, the Justice concluded that the pnceedings were not right. IK- came to town for advice, and was instructed to issue another warrant for his arrest, which was done, and the party found guilty and bound over to court. We understand that snbseijuently the deputy constable permitted the rascal to escape. The case is an aggravated one, and was prosecuted by .Judge llrown and K. L. Watson, Ksij, .mi.mti:s or Tin: tj:aciii:k.v i.s'nrni:. FIK-T !.V FOKF.NOON. WiNt'iinsTKi:, Aug. IT), 'Ot. Ii.mdolph County Institute was called toorder by P. Iliatt, who made stone introductory remarks followed by T. Charles and Prof. K. J. Pice. Hannah Lawrence, Secretary for the day. Members enrolled twenty, three. Adjourned lo P. 31, Al TKUNOoyi Minutes of forenoon read and approved. Programme arranged and lessons assigned for tomorrow, viz., Penmanship, by 31 r. Cooper; Elocution, by II. II. Hull; Practical Arithmetic, by Thomas Charles; lesson, the best method of teaching Simple Numbers; Grammar, by 31 rs. Jtice; !csou, Definitory Geography, the division of th-2 earth by circles. IleCCs3. Kecitations in spelling, by Thomas Charles; Primary Teaching, by Prof. Pice, who remarked the first thing to be done in teaching little children, is to iuterest them; gain their confidence, by giving them to understand that von are their friend, and working for their good; in teaching would make use of thir.gt, 3-9 slates, charts, and black-board; gave an illutration of a cl&S taught from the book without referring to anything outside cl it; one thin to create au interest,

another to maintain it; be to the minute in all your exercises in school;

never tell a child any thing it can find out itself; every teacher must be his own originator take wherever you find it, then go to work in your own way and teach it; teachers arc responsible to a great extent for the health of their pupils; teach them to sit erect. Remarks on spelling, by Thomas Charles; 011 government of schools, the same; would have stu dents report for themselves. Iice would always have the self-reporting; it develops the true character; teachers should introduce no rule thoy can not obey themselves. Charles would have a ssteni of government, and then carry it out boldly, determinedIv, unhesitatingly. Gymnastics, by Ü. It. Hutf. Adjourned till Si A. M. to-morrow. Hannah Lawi:i:nck, Sec' v. Ti ksdav, August lli. Opening exercises by l'rof. O. W. 1 1 oss reading scripture and prayer. Hemarks by l'rof. Kice; would admit students during opening exercises, and have them take seats on the tardy bench; tardiness a schoolroom crime. Hecitations of forenoon in the order of programme. a fti:i:noon Ib. II e-dl mid tuiscellaiieous bui- - ness. Address by l'rof. Hoss sub- j jeet, 'Teacher's Mission;'' the audience was made forcibly to feel the great responsibilities resting upon teachers, and the necessity for them to be prepared for the work. Committee on Indiana Sehool Journal Anna Harris, K. L. liond mid Mollie Ludy circulated subscription japers and obtained twenty subscribers. Adjourned to meet at the Court House at early eandle-lightinir. 1. W. Ii.Mi.EY, Sec'y. Cornr Hot'.sK, Tuesday Evening. 1. Hiatt in the chair, l'rof. Iticc , . ,1 Ollered the following preamble aim j resolutions for discu.s.sion on Wednesday : Wiiluf.as, It is important that the youth of our land should early understand the principles upon whieh a republican form of government is based, and also understand the practical workings of the same: therefore 11, yt,h','1y 1. That we believe that a suitable text book should be pre- ; pared, by some competent person, and introduced into all our schools, containing tin Declaration of Independence, Constitution of the Fnitcd States, :md, so far nx possible, ptae tieal illustrations of the principle iijMtti which a free government is based. mm. : :.. I. .v .1..4.. r ii... j ii, mv; mill vi I'"' iteaener lo oiiainv jijiiis-.mi to uiv . . i .. j. . . i ; . .st!(.h instructions as shall be calcula ted best to prepare his pupils to be come citizens of a free country. ! 1). That ih teacher should also :...:n i.-. i i i . ..rl ixissuu i. iui nie i.imu :iuu iiemi oi his pupns me love oi country, and obedience to her laws. The address of l'rof. I loss was practical, pointed, and adapted to the spirit of the times. Wkdnkiav Moi:mn;, Aug. 17. Convened nt the hour, roil eidled; tardy, tltree. Opening exercises by Prof. Pice, accompanied by vocal and instrumental music. 31. W. llailey continued Secretary lor the day. 31. K. Shoemaker appointed to edit u paper for the Institute. T. Charles would not allow a class to pass the primary rules in arithmetic until each could add readily ami repeat the multiplication table; would not thi.ik it slow progress, if, at the end of three months' term, a beginner is found in division. Other exercises as usual. A FTF.KNOON. Convened at the hour; tardy, two. Opening exercises vocal and instrumental music. Pemarks on the importance of moral training in sehool. Exercises as usual. 31. V. Pailkv, Sec'y. Winchester .Market, Thursday 31 or nine Wheat, per lu?hel, jl s." I'lax-lSced, per hu.diel '2 "." IVtii, p r bushel 1 'J'i O.iti, pi r bushel r.n I New rtHtoe-i, r-r bushel '2 Oil Floor, ptr ll!' lb i'fl t'lotir. per bbl 1U bO school Notice. To the Friends of IMacation in and about Winchester, l. int: W. Teal aiid India A. (Iojpricii would respectfully say, that upon .Monday, the .th dv of August, they will commence a Subscription School, ia tha South U. strict IIou-e, in the town of Winchester. Terms Two aud Three Dollars per scholar. LIZZIE W. TEAL, -i INDIA A. GOODItiCII. m m DVsrErsiA. NKRvorsNi:s, and DKMMTV, DR. STUll'K LAND'S TÜ.XIC. We can rocommtnJ those sutlVriug with Loss of Appetite, Indegestion, or I sf epsia. Nervousness, and Nervous Dtbilitv, to use Strickland's Tonic. It is n vegetable preparation, free from alchoholic liquors; it strengthens the whole nervous ?stcm; it erratci a good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility. l'or sale by Druggist generally, at $1 per bottle. Prepared by Dr. A. Strickland, 6 East Fourth StreetCincinnati, Ohio. 4 A SUTERIOli REMEDY. We can conscientiously recommend to thoe suffering from a distressing cough, Dr. Stricklanl's Mcllitiuous Cough I!al?am. It pives relief almost instantaneous, htd is withal not disagreeable to the taste. There ia no doubt but the Mellifluous Cough Balsam ia one of the best preparations in use, and ii all that iU proprietor claims for It. V hare tried it during the past week, and found relief from a moat diatreasiof: cou?h. It ia prepared by Dr. Strickland, No 6 Km Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Ohio, and for nl by Druggiata at M cents pr bottle. 5 1

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Tt,. ..- r . V - T - I .. nu.urHürjfitice that -ubscriptior.j will be rtccircd for Coupon Treaurv Note, psvable three rear f-om Aurnst lMh, ltCL with semi-annual ' . iQterert at tue rate oT seven and three-tentna per cent, per annum principal tad interest both to be paid In lawful moner. . Thce notes will be conre.-tible at the option of the holder at mituritj, Into six , . 1 . , , , v..... b. v......Q . .. lc .4 than five nor more than twenty jears from their date, as the Government may I lit n 1 1 1 j - it i.l 1 rt if AtikMi ini I uina of $.'0, JUKI, $500, ,1,000 rhJ $.",000, and All subscriptions must tc for fifty dollars or orne multinle of fiftv dollars. . mi i . ... i , .1 T , nntm K ill l.n trnn:imllri trt lliAl 1 III iiutu "in uv tiuii.-iiiiitiu y-r owners Iree ci tranportaiion charges as r.,. o t .1 i n,. tificates of Deposit as they can be prepared. a, .i.......,, ,t.... : r a ,AS nie Inn. u.an KUirt I. V ill .X U7 1 l.i, persons UVlKitig Ucpo.iti MiUSCiuiit to . . that date must r.av the interest accrued fium , . . r I t u no oi note u u.ue oi tu-poMi. v.rt;, ,!,..Kwltin. ionir.fii-i tl,A,,cl ' t i -.i j f.. 1 1. . ...... u'Miars uiiu ui'n.im.1 tM iiu-i" inm-i ui any onetime will be allowed a cornmiion of a t t II one-.uartcrof one per cent., which will be paid by the Treasury Department upon the , receipt of a bill for the amount, certified to ".v lllC (""otr wiiom tue üepOMt va i . SW . .1 . made. Notlcductions for commissions mua be made from the deposits. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN. It is a National Savings I'.ank, offering a , . , , - . . . ,, . h.her rate of interest than any other, and Lest trcurit ,j. Any sivin-s bank which nays its depositors in U. S. Notes, considers that it is Parin-' in the best circulating me1 J r dinmof the country, and it can not pay in anvthing Letter, for its own assets arc cither . ... . in pivernmcnt securit.es or m noteJ or loi:ds payable in government paper. . . ,, . it l equally convenient as a temporary or permanent investment. The notes can always be fold for withiu a fraction of their face and accumulated interest, and are the i;, , i Convertible into a Six per cent. Ö-20 t.om Ilona. n ad ht.ot. to the very liberal interest on the notes for three years, this privilege of I conversion is now worth about threo per cent, per annum, fur the current rate of S-'JO H'Uids is not !esi than nine j'tr cent, premium, and before the war the premium on six per cent. U. S. stocks was over twenty per cent. It will b t-eeu that the nctual prolit on tbi loan, at the prcsei.t market rite, is not less than ten per cent, per annum. ii. r.,.,,,.,11,,,, rnini Slali nr VhiiIkI. ' i " " mil Tauiiion. ": cd Congress er,!;lUIe ,r,,mt!1 l-,esiJ enumerated, a special Act m;. u!l hnivh and Treasury untr from hral tllxr,. On the average, thif tx emption is worth ubDut two per cent, per annum, according to the rate of taxation in rariom parts of the country. It is believed that no securities ofTer so great inducements to lenders as tho.e issued by the (lovernmcitt. Ia all other forms of j..incs, the faith or ability of private parties, or .stock companies, or separate communities, only, is pledged for payment, ihilc tlic whole property of the country u held to secure the discharge of all the obligations of the United States. While the government offers the most liberal terms for its loan;, it believes that the very strongest ap;al will be to the loyalty and patriotism of the people. Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits. The party depositing must endorse lipon the original certificate the denomination of no-s required, and whether they arc to be issued in blank or payable to order. When so endorsed it must Lc left with the officer receiving the dip -it, to be forwnrdcl to the Treasury Department. Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer of the United States, at Washington, the seer.d Assistant Treasurers and designated PcpoiStam. and Lv the I'irst National It oik of Iticbino:jd, Iiul. I'irt Nat ionnl IPk of Ilvnutvillc. lud. ... . .. . ,.r .... ..... First National IIk of Indianapolis Ind rirt National Hank of Lafayette, Ind. I'irot National Hank of .Madison, Ind. I'irt N'ntional U'k of Terrc Haute, I ml and by all National Kinks which are depositaries of Tublic moneys, and all ItESrCCTABLF. DANKS L BANKERS throughout the coyutry will give further information and AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. xoTicr.. War PrfARTMrT, ) rrovo.it M-irl:al Central's O.Tcp. Washington, D. C, Aug. , IsCI.) llj tflejrajh to Col. Conrad Iiifccr: Colonel Ileoiire your I'rovost Marshal's to give notice throughout their respective districts that inquiries on all aubjec connecteil with the enrollment, draft, exemp tion, liabilities to draft, credits and accounts of men furni-hel, should be JJretd to the Frovcit Mirshals of the Congressional District, and in ce he is not able to answer them, he will scfk information from the I'rovost Mar.-UI of the State. Answer may thus L receiv-J ciore promptlr thi b? addr-inff the Provost Marshal General in Washington, wher iuere importunity often prevent- prompt anwer to the multiUde of inquirie. uow addf9d to the Bureau on personal and otbfr questions of minorconaequence. JAMES B. FRY, ProToet 3Iarahl General. Official. Eo. F. TiTKi.t, Lieut-ai A. A. A. G.

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TllH T.AST INDIA ftlFIT.n CO., , - , Hfc tr((tf (lhrfC J()0r? from I with strt t,) N. 1 ., uiiivtrsAl I r . - , M9 Iicnt'? Ea4 India Coflee. I J L'K.nt's hast INDIA COFFEE K ail the fl oor of Old Government Java, and is tut half the price; and also that KENT S EAST INDIA COFFEE I Has twice the trcntTth of Java, or any other Coffee whatever; and wherever used by our I first Claas hotels and Ftesmlats the stcwI arda sy there U a saving of I0 per cent K'P.NT S EAST INDIA COFFEE I ... t. 1 1 - I ' I fT nutritious. J lie weak .ind infirm mu - t II time? with impunity. Tlic wifV I f)f the Ul'V. W. l!ivta. lfir-il mmi.-trr nf t),, M j: church, Jeiev Citr. ho lias net been a,''c to uc an' coffee for 15 year, cm use i KENT S EAST INDIA COFFEE Ti . , . . ... ... J hree times a day without iniurv, it beinir I entirely Tree irom tho?e properties that ro duce nerroua excitement. I l-'r. James lloyle, of IjC Chambers street, I says: "I have never known any Cuflec ho lealthlul. nutritious, anj free from all in- , ; , ; KENT S EAST INOIA COFFEE. 1 'b'isc my patients to drink it universally, even tliO!e to whom I have heretofore ito I . . . . . ... lubitcd the uc of LonVe. The rrincipal of the Xer York I'.yc In I firnnrv s.ivs: "I direct nil the tutittit of. I ....... . 1 I i our l!iunilion to u?c cxciusivtiy KEm's EAST INDIA COFFEE, I ', I'll IM II'il tl (lliwil vi on ! vvi-iai. The ,,pv c MruPf Rn fm;neflt c!ir;v. ,in" nJ the M. F.. Church, now stationed nt Ilalsev street, Newark, eavä of RAST INDl'A rorF:Ef 1 . I h:irc t:ed it nearlv a vtar in mv familr, an" "r" "tnc Vl l" , vr I 1 -a 1 - - - I - . .1 I I neivoiis irritation, a? in the case of all other Coffee. It is exceedingly pleasant, and I conliilly recommend it to ail clergymen an'' 111 ''V1111'1-4 L . .T., j T, f - r ii-i n Is u?cd dailv bv the families of Hi-lion Amon, I'lhop I?iker. !i!ion Janes, and minv of the innt distingtiibed clervruen unJ ;,rofcs..;OIlill mcn of t"hc connlry.rBowarC Of COUntClfOitS ! And be pure that the packages arc labeled h'KXT'S HAST INDIA COyW.i: 1. 1 1 Kea e Street. New York. A? thfre nre numerous counterfeits afloat under the name of "CIcnnine Kast India Coffee," "Original I'.ast India Cofrec," etc., pUt forth by importers to deceive the unwary. In I lb. packages, and in boxes of 3(5, 00, ana ioo ina., ior iiroeers ano larc constimor. Kohl by (Irocers penerally. Orders from country Grocers solicited, to whom a very liberal 'iseount will lo made. M l.ol.-stle Aprnts: HoeH!h S: Molan and )' ' U '-. Vhila-lelphia. Tranci. III. I lilt, ll'ltllltlMf, (, Ii. ! .1 I I I" I . , Horton;" Pym-henn V bee, Spr'nirfihl, ?.:as; L HT n .11 . I I ..! . -1... f t!ll ... r. .m . vauenoer, imuijio; nordou .ic.un tan v v-o , Vie nanu : .. t. ioikt iv v.., v 1:1einnati: J. J. W. nunn. Snrinirfield. III.: f. U. Siield-, Corvdon, bid; and C. C. Uiarber. Chlca'-o. i I-, r0adway, New York, will receive 6rd. n or bo above named Coffee. I I.nuii.r.'d Hon.. I f!iirrfan. T)n . i: AbVOfM). rOWM'.It & WKI.bs'. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES f IlIE puMic h ire tried these justly cele1, brated Machine! for rPen Yeais, And they have decided that they are t i-r. :i: best. Look at the numbers sold up to this time. The leading Machines foot up as follows: Wheeler & Wilson's 1 n.000 I M Singer Ä: Co 70,000 Grover & JlaLtr 7..,00() The Wheeler k W Ison sales are nearly & many as tlic others combined. Thce arc the reasons : 1st. The Inventor of the Wheeler A WJlson is k genius who thoroughly understands all the principles that govern machinery. L'd. He ha experimented with his own inventions, and has tested the iJtas of others; using hat w hich i pood and throwing aside the bad, till the Wheeler k Wilson stands alone acknowledged by all machinists to be the inor-l pi r feet sew ing machine. .'Id. 'I lie W heeler & Wilson has no elnptrap fixin's about it. It does not make four different stitches, nor claim to do any otlur fuolidi impracticable thing. 1th. Experience has led to the conclusion that of the variety of Pitches rna-le by machinery, the plain lock-stitch is t!;e best, (mre durable and hatu1om r.) The WHEELER k WILSON make this ?tUch, 'tis alike on both sides the goods d "cs not rio cr ravel, and requires less than lmlf the thread to form it, that is iiscJ bv other stitches. .'tli. The entire motion of the machine is rotary, so that the wear is .ercely percept ble, ari'J the jointj are all open, so that this ! siIqUIi i (ill u:i UC UklU at SL5II f fif:t'!n rnnrnre-.-r n fl know what is needed for the great variftv ot sewing in lan.iiies. together witn capital and energy, have all combined to make the WIIKKLKK & WILSON the leading machine in the world. All .Machinr warranted three yearr;

instruetioiu given at our ofiices, free of I j,, f , t vc nxe a t n,ira.,er of tt.-timoni-char-e; priutcd ;ustructiu3 aceoiu-ny each aU frorn ? .lt;tllU, c Lern cured fter Machine. btinz j.roiiounced iricralde by their phvsicar.i, .-omc after taking only one bottle of Any person of ordinary Intelligence can, ' tric!.ini--i Anti-Cu iUra Mixture. If you in an hour's time, get a 'knowledge of th uj!Vr with Diiihi-A und Dyatntcry try o:.e Machine, feo that, with practice, they will i battle.

make irood optrutors. Call and examine them, or send for circular with samples of work. C. C. C LA FL IN, Aqcnt, journal m;ii iici Corner Meridian and Circle-St$, 3 Iiui'-cna polls, Iiul. DON'T FORGET, When you go to Indianapolis, to call and see WERDEN & CO., Opposite Glenn's Block. (See Adrcrtiscment-

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All orders promptly filled for NORTH OF THE OIIIQ AND J. Office 03 J. C. HIKSII, Driiirnist and Ilookscllcr, AVincliestcr, lud. Has at all times a complete FtocL of DRirc;s, FAMILY MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS. Trusses and Shoulder Braces Of all sizes and kinds School Books Wail, Window and Writing Paper Envelops, Ink, &c. PH0TO3RAPH ALBUMS, irold low for Cash only. CtfTKags wanted the highest price paid decl8 2 11ED JACKET. 1. h. HAY'S HKI) JACkT.T exceliany other Liniment now in ue tur all uunutr of pains. For.alcat j. c. ifnsrs drug stork. Also Dr. Walters' Celebrated Indian Vegetable Pii-i a no better in use. ÜI 1)1. STftlCK LAND'S 31 KLLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM CI' Iii COI'f! IIS, Colds, Sore Throat, .Wtlmia, and Consumption. It is only niressary for any enc trouble! with these complaints to try one bottle of STRICKLAND'S MELLIFLUOUS COUGH It. LS AM to convince them that it in the be.' t prepara ti.tti ever u'd. It not only cures the above allVctions of the Throat ami Luns, but it cures Niht sweats and Spitting of Hlood, nnd in an excellent gargle for any kind of Sore Throat. It is pleasant to takf, nnd a afe medicine for children. I'riee to cents per bottle. Tor sale by Druists generally. iem ral I), pot, b" lit I'uurlL sticct, Ciu. cinuati, Ohio. JP Tj es. A SURE CURE. EVERYBODY IS BEING CUBED OF this distressing disease by the use of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. Bead uhat those ay who have used it: Mr. Charles W. Landram, of Louisville, and .Mr. J. I. Hazardc, Cincinnati, ()., both vere cured after uing enc pot of Dr. Strickland'a Pile Remedy. They say they have tried everything but could obtain no relief, but one Pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy aflvrtcd a perfect cure, after suffering for m.-uiy yenrs with the wor.it kind ot Piles. They recommend everyone who is suffering to try it. rol l by all Druggists, 50 cents per pot. Manufactured at No. fi East Fourth ttrtet, Cincinnati, Ohio. Atk for Dr. Strickland's Pilo Remedy. A N I) FLU X . STHICIi LAND'S Anti-Cholera Mixture, I a eonit-ound of astringents, ab-orlcr.ts, ? ti;uu .ai.: and rai minti vc?, which every physician ackr.owlc-f s is the only pre pint-; ...... "... j ,v ...... v 1 i.irrh'i'ii and Dv.-ei.ttrv. Tlis AMi-e'hol- i era .uniure is now in u-e insfirrai ei our rmv hospitals, where it pives the greatest satisfaction. It has saved the lives of thou san'.sof our soldiers and citizens, and we ."l h-V, , ... ' "'i-: " i the world for Diarrha-a and Dvsi nterv. Mr. Wool, of Covington, Ky., will be -- t ir.rir r b i I j ftr nnv fttio i 1 1 t f fir. , nf J;-, Anti.n.! Miturr-. SOLDIERS! Von ought not to be witlmat ucli valuable medicine. The Cincinnati National Union, of April 27tb, stya, that thoasand of our soldier Iiave be a savcil by the ue of btriekland's Anti-Cholera Mixture, Por sale by Druggists at 5' cents per bottle. (neral Depot, No. 5 East Fourth street, Ciuci&aaü, ejhu. 3-1 y For sale In Winchester by II. KIZErv AND J. C. HIKSII. Coal Oil AND COAX OIL IlrMP3 Tha bt and chemist. At J. C IHR Sä t Store.

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SOUTH OF THE WABASH, H. WASSON, Agent, Main Street, Richmond, Indiana CHEAT EXCITEMENT AT THE WW STIB i D IVO. s. l)m:nr.R & wni.nY havb just rcceivcd.Mircct from headMuartcrs, an cxteasive It-lock cf i-'pring DRY GOODS, Computing the most popular ftylcs of Dress Goods, SUCH AS

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POPLINS, L' ARMOURS, Striped iind Plahl Mozambiques, i Enpli.-li niul Amcricnu Black and Fancy Prints, A great yarietyj Brown & Bleached Muslins, COTTON ADES, &C. loztiinbiqtic, Lubtrcno nod ßtolla r SHAWLS, Ladlca and Children Spiral LToop Skixts, c&c Having Iiought our Coods for CASH, we nrc en.ibltd to eil Uura at unprecedented LOW PKICLS Rcxncxnbcr No. 8, East Front, Win? e lit'öfcr, Ind, m:iuer a ir?j&ur. At til 15, IrCI. 41 toss V rillZEK, DKNTISTS""C ,,c. Office orer W. II- P IKRC KS S o a t h-W 1 1 1 rV . - A:0- co"Jcr Public C.- Square, Wiachcjtrr.Ind. 1 liji J i jLj ! 1 JjUilj " fill r - r W -w- -r-m . -m Wjft Drain Your HYf JLantls! r Jljn Dria Tile manufactured by the I undersigned have been pronounced the bftstin tue. Try them, and if you do cot brconie sati.ficd that ther are jutt tie tkinq jor draining tctt lands, we III refund voa the money paid for them. ' keep ou nana Jiitft, oi ourcirn manu f icture, which wc warrant Jo gire entire satisfaction. f"(;ive us a call at our Yard, north of the Depot, Winchester, Indiana. July231yl O. k J. K- MAliTIN WILLIAM BRAD EN, STEAH PRIHTEE, Blank Dook 3Ianufacturfr, SLANK BQCKS. PAPER AND STATIONERY, No. 21 Ycl Wahinntont, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. tar All kinds of Blitika on band, and printed to order. 23 Vr.IilCK HOrSE AND LOT. In tha town of Wijich.ter, for rale. Th bou&e contain ten room aod two balls; i pleaiut!y and conrrnicntly located; a mall apple orchard, in fine bearing conditioa; garden and door lot i;nder good cultivation; out buüdiog new and in good order. For juaf 23, f 51

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