Randolph County Journal, Volume 3, Number 33, Winchester, Randolph County, 16 February 1865 — Page 3

THE IlANllOLI'H JOIUXAL THURSDAY, KKHKUAKY 1;,Y.:. LOCAL NEWS. Luit. F. M. Wat h at liome. having rcsifjDiv! on account of tickZ. PrcKKTT, of tlc 7tli Imlian.icav. nlry, lud in hosi.it.il nt Mi-tuihi.', on the (Ith inst. Wit. Lor kk will moc into Iii- propcrty th'n week. W'v welcome Mr. L to WinchcsUT.

Oil; (Icrman l"rionU Luve purchased n hell for their new Church, to listen for it v:vU Sunday. Ki-iiuaim Okkn, who wont to Miponri, purchased a farm in Holt Co.. und will remove to it in a few weeks. - - - Ski;i;e.st I!ou;.ut I ii:t:i: li:w returned home from the rlth Indiana. He hud hceti tniistercd out of service. Majou CoL'itcoVk. has his eornpauv full, and in camp at Indianapolis. Tho 1 ITtli U now u minimum rci. iucnt. . . . . Afuoit fi. II. IJovhju: ivV;, G'.ltli Indiana, has l. en mustered out of the .service and will he at home in a few davs. (2k. W. Monks, Jwj., ha fold his fine resilience, in this place, to Captain John Neir, for iVJTOO; that ii very low lor that property. Ji:i;k Jame? Ukown has returned from a vfoit to Kvnimille and Vincenne.s. He was highly pleased with that part of Indiana say a he saw farmers plowing there last week. Z. Kdwards, Temple Smith and James MuNeal, who visited Missouri pome days ap;o, have returned. They did not purchase land, but were well pleased with the country. Jekkmiaii Paintku, of company A, Slth Indiana, was in Winchester last Saturday; he is hov.ie on furlough. He is looking w ell, and says the Mt!i is (). K. and still at Huntsville, Ala. Ix piling lire-wood, always let the hark-side of the wood be uppermost, r.s the water will escape from the wood easier; the wood will not be so liable to rot, and the hark will not fall otf and war?te. (!i:aili School at Mt. Zion. N. T. liutts anticipates teaching, a (Jraded School in Mt. Zion District, four and a half miles south east of Winchester commencing the second Mondvy in April, and to continue ten weeks. A Fiairr. We witnessed a fight a le evenings ago at the Depot, between a young man by the name of Jonrs, and a soldier of some regiment that was passing; the soldier insulted a lady, for which Jone? thrashed him. -A fair fight was had; as the citizens and 6oldiers agreed to pee fair play. i The ItuiLE Sociktt met at the M. K. Church, on last Sabbath evening. S. P. Ludy was elected President; Uev. C. Wright, Vice President; K. F. Hfdlidav, Secretary; M. A. Peeder. Treasurer. A committee of eight ladies was appointed to solicit money for the society, and report at the next meeting, on Sunday evening, the H3th inst. 1 Coux HiSK.s. This article now enters into consumption in the manufacture of paper. We would recommend to fanners to preserve them. Thoy must be clean, ami hav grown on ripe corn, dried well, and put into 100 pound bales. I), II. Craig, of New York City, is the agent, to whom merchants or traders can Address if they desire to make contracts for delivering or selling. Sl'v-Fi.uivkic Skko. A wriier in the Maine Farmer recommends emn-flower seed for chickens -fed with com and barley. A very large quantity can Ve grown where nothing else could be. They need but little care and the vicld is large. We advise all to try it. In these davs of high pr.ces nothing should be left untried, and every spot of ground should be used, especially where j;i;oi:nu is scarce, as it is in town. Put -the $un-l!owcr seed is specially rttoiwrnended for chickens, because of its healthful properties. Old Mkaiows. Farmers will profitable pait. of farming. There i a meadow near Winchester, in this countv, that the product of lastvear brought ."."0; the crop was a very ligiit one, and the season hero was poor. The labor in producing gra-s ii not near so great as that of corn or wheat, while the sale of hay is always good. It will bear baling anj khippincrto market, but if balfd. good market i fouu'l near your own doori.

pI the iron-toothoit harrow an ex-1 i"'...i'i..cs m uu-pupns, pne-i uu-j .. silent thing for old meadows. Then f W .I'ker, as aj TlIC Soii,JO Joi unalWc think ro .cd-idtondrcivit'-lime s-lt The exercises were all. n uho rnies s m ro-,.ca ...m lop-iins wii.4 ;ime, Verv cod. well n,tion un, and suited : , . , ö1 or wood-hc;, or all combined, to the occasion; The attendance of j wouhl lo woU to la,ie lL 1 a year, Kaisin- ras is one of the most the parents gave evidence of the in- j l'ublished at l'2'2 Main street, Cincin-

Fi.tir (iuovrzus. We desire to

drop a hint or two to all such as have fruit trees old enou-di to hear fruit.

the next fall of snow, hank the j fll of tu. ,Ililit of-hifl IrofcSsion. hnow around your fruit trees and j Mr. .Iacols Trustee, purposes huildthen cover the snow w ith straw or j inr an additional room to the schoolcorn stocks or litter from the Mahle, i huc, " hieli will enable the teacher

11 i . mi i i I d hv so doinir von will keep hack 1 u buddin-andhloösoming of your an the trees till late in the hprinir, when there will he no danger from frot. This will insure you fruit. When your trees are in bloom, or after the fruit has formed, piek olT at least one half or two thirds, and you will have larger apples, and insure you fruit every year. When trees are allowed to retain all their bloom, the. apples w ill he smaller, and. besides, it so exhausts the tree that it will not bear everv year. Small Fit;.-. We would say to our lady readers, that the fur of the mole is very line and nice, and answers for tipping your gloves at the vrit. To dress and prepare them for use, take saltpeter and alum pulverised, and sprinkle on the Ucsh side while .:rceii, roll the skin togeth er, and let it remain so lor two days,; then unroll and dry it with paper, and rub it till soft, when it will be found fit for uc Hy attention to this, a lady may trim various article ! of clothing with furs from small animnls, which will add much to the richness of the articles, and it can be done with little or no expense. Wi; got nvery highly colored Valentine. We are thankful of course; for we know no one would expend five cents unless they liked us. If we w ere certain it wa3 from a lady, we would he hdtor pleased, but the hand-writing is like the letter the Iri.-dtman wrote to his doje JJithcr, "rather loud." KxruKssivK. The following was taken from the. hack of a letter sent by a soldier in the army of theCum-horh-ud to a friend in Winchester. We do not know whether it is original or not; but we give it, hoping the powers that be at Washington may sc e it and proüt by it: "Soldiers letter, nary red, Hard tack, in place of bread. Postmaster plcusc- shove tlii thro'. Nary stamp, and ci'ht months due."! cjPnooKAMMEof the Uandolph Conn ty Teachers' Association, to be held in the Seminary, Winchester, March 4th, 10 A. M. 1. Opening exercise, by II. A. Schooliield. U. Pest method of teaching addition, by Ella Fisher, illustrated by class. Ö. Intellectual arithmetic, by Win. 1). Stone, illustrated by class. 4. Paper, by II. A. Schooliield. Subject moral instruction in school. Discussion of paper. 5. Fest method of conducting a recitation in reading, by P. Hiatt, illustrated bv class. (k Discussion. How to interest dull pupils. 7. Miscellaneous. P. Hiatt, Pres't. . . To the t'nion Voters of IlaaJuIph County. A ceo rd i n g t o t h e en s torn a ry u s ages of the I'nioii party, and in conformity to the expressed wihcs of the Central Committee of the several townships, the I'niou men of the County will, on the first Monday of April next, at their respective voting precincts in the several townships, vote by ballot for the nomination of candidates for Circuit Judge, Circuit Prosecutor, County Auditor and County Commissioner, the person receiving the highest number of votes to be the duly nominated can didate. The committee men of the several townships will select judges and clerks to hold said election and return the poll books and tally papers to the Clerk's oilice on the Thursday following said election. X HC OiiaunC'l oiei at sum eiev -; , ,, , , ,1,. ,ru :M t'.on shall be those onl who are m im i!. 1 . . t :.i favor of a vigorous prosecution of 1 the war for the suppression of the Peb-ellt;n, and who heartily and unoualifiedlv endorse the measures off the present Administration for the maintenance of the Union of the Stales. Candidates ar requested to pub-j Fish theirnamesin one of the County papers as subject to the decision of said nominating election. John P. Gnoniitrii, Chairman Union Ceti. Com. rm For the Jocrcal. close or school. The school at Jericho, taurihi b M-ss Parker, closed last Saturday. Kxamination of classes occupied the forenoon, and an exhibition the alternoon. Owing to the number in attendance, the exhibition was h.-!d in thö church. Order, propriety, and ....,.. I.. . ii :j. ..........1 !,. t.-rst tht v inanif.siil in l,..l,'ilt nf the advancement of their children. The people of Jericho are fully awake to the great cause of education; and by their untirini: zeal and persevering dibits, and a good teacher, have succeeded in making a first class school. If the patron of our schools xvere more fully awake to the intellectual advancement of their children, they would have no difficulty in securing No. 1 teachers. Lecture bv Wm. I). Stone, at night. X. T. r.CTTl.

For the Journal. ITIIMC SCHOOLS. Tho kt hool at .Morri itown Is pro-

i to urade the students. Sensihle. ,r, , . . , ... 1 he schools in dreen township ai moderately well, yet they wi art ill not coual, in eiliciency and organiza tion, cither townships which I have visited. I would recommend Trustees of Randolph, to purchase IV rev's Mag netic (Hohe for the use of schools. It surpasses any thing of the kind now before the public. The Teachers' Association, at Muncio, on Saturday, was a success. There is a growing interest in educa tional matters anion ir the teachers of Delaware county. 1. Hiatt. For the Journal. ii:i:ifii:li htm. Our fourth quarterly meeting commenced last Saturday, and is still in progress. Itrothcr Whiteman, from Camden, was here to (ill the Killer's place. He is an able preacher, and j there seems to be quite an interest manifested in the minds of the people, for the welfare of the church. A public collection was raised on Sabbath for the support of the min ister, and tf'JlJ was the result. Three persons joined on probation. There is still considerable sickness among the children in and around town; there are a few cases of smallpox a mile north of town. The minds of the people are still excited about the draft, as it is not certain yet that the township will be cleared. I do not know how our people will feel in regard to the vote in Congress on the slavery question, as many contend that slavery is authorized by a decree of the Kternal, and is in accordance with the teachings of the Holy Scriptures. Their glasses must rellect a d liferent light from the majority of the people when reading the Scriptures. It is time that the citizens of these United States consider this matter candidly, and earnestly; and it is to be hoped that the cause of this rebellion may be buried so tleep. that there will be no possible chance for resurrection. J. S. K. Fur the Journal. Washington Township .:us. Sergeant Kli Stakebake, eompatvy C, Mih Indiana, has returned home, having been mustered ut of the service by the regiment being consolidated. He has been in all the lights and marches that the regiment has been in following the llag of his country faithfully, until honorably discharged. The prospect is bright for this township to II 1 1 its quota by volunteering. Much praise is due Ksquire Johnson for aiding when not subject to military duty. Pleasant Pales, late of this township, was a strong Cniou man; all of his boys, except two, are in the service, and one of these put a substitute iu the field. It is currently reported here, that the friends of the late Ksquire Nichols could not find his body. He was a Justice of the Peace when he went iuto the service. He went into the service at the time of the last call. J. II. Stink. BUSI7IESS NOTICES. No. : is the place for me. Laities' and Children's Curs at Xo. 8. 9 Cold Pens at Werden Sc (Vs., opposite ("ilenn's I lock, Indianapolis. Great excitement at No. 3. Don't fail to call and see. , Clovlu-Skli. Wm. P. Pierce has Clover-Seed to sell, at his Feed Store, south-west of the Court House, on the corner. If you want pure Coficc and Sugar that has no sand in it, and Tobacco that is not lull of tar, go to No. !, II. P. Cox. Williams k Hull' have dissolved mrtnor-hln rnd AIV ITulT moi in ii i . . , Cincinnati. A c are sorry to lose Get your Poots, Shoes and Loath er, from Avery & Deem, at Union City. They sell cheaper than any other house in the place. Dr. J. W. Wilmore's ollicc is on the South side of the public square. If you wish first class teeth inserted, wc would advise von to call on Lim. There are a irreat many old fashioned dewing Machines traveling on the night trains of our railroads; of course, no one goes down to sec them. J. it L. Thornburg, Dry Goods Merchants, of Farmland, are doin? a good business. They are selling ! large amounts of Goods at very reaU on able miccs. I 1 ! natl If vou want to know where the ladies buy Goods, eall at No. S; and vou will see where line Goods are kept and sold cheap for cash or Produce. .Teifers)! (uiek has been kicking Up a terrible muss with his Hoots and Sh0Cs. He kieked hih prices out of doors, and forbid thern ever to enter a-nin. ' Heiter trv him.

J. S. Way L Co., want the farmers to understand that they expect to sell more Groceries! for less money

I nan an uuujcjh uiviuuiikt, we mi bet oa their doing a big business. . . Tut Atlantic, for February, is received. It still sustains the high reputation which Messrs. Tichnor & Fields have earned for it years ago. The Atlantic, to be appreciated, must be read. John Carter says if the ladies go to No. 8. the farmers go to No. PJ. So he is always even and he expects the ladies to call in to see his Goods next week, as his big stock will be on hand then. IHTV VOl'It CLOAKS AT .. 8. Closing out our stock to make room for Spring Goods, at No. 3. Cooper k Helms have been so busy getting up fine Photographs, and other kinds of Pictures, that they have hardly time to go to their meals. The people are just finding out where fine Pictures are executed. .1 ...... t...... .. : 1 . ........... ... ..oi I Tiik Yorxo Folks, for February, is on our table. It is very interesting; it supplies a want which has long been felt in the literary world. If the editors can only keep up the present interesting style every body will be gratified. "Wlnt could I moro? I -rricJ thee, I admonihel tlior, foretold The danger, and the lurking enemy That hiv in wait: bevond this had been fore', nd force upon freowill halh here no place." Put all who are alllicted with Catarrh in any form can obtain a pleasant and speedy cure by the use of Dr. I). II. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Pcmedy, ere consumption has fixed its fatal grasp. The Lady's Pook for February, at Werden k Co's., opposite Glenn's Plock, Indianapolis. Fink Trotting Hoiisi; Sold. J. W. Pearse, of this county, sold to J. F. McMahan, of Randolph county, Indiana, a few days since, his fine trotting stallion, Jharsc Tyue for one thousand dollars. Fairfield stock is hard to beat. Lincastr JJn'jle. A splendid line of Groceries at No. Photograph Albums at Werden it Co's., opposite Glenn's Plock, In dianapolis. Prown and Pleached Muslins, cheap, at No. 3. W. P. Pierce wants Five Hundred Pushels of Dried Apples at his feed store. Highest market prico paid in cash. Puy your Diaries for ls05 at Werden iC- Co's., opposite Glenn's Block, Indianapolis. Under tho Journal ollicc is the place for Dry Goods. W. viNciu:sTi:it jiAKKirr. Wheat, perbuübel 1 5.f Com, per bunhel Wal 00 O.its, per bushel r.D Uy, pir ton. IT e(l Wood, per cord .'. 0-1 Ilvrley, per buchd 1 üal 40 liuttcr, vollow "white 30 F.jrtrg 30 Feather GO Rafis, cotton 0 " wool '2'.; Dricil Apples, per bul-.cl 'I 00 App'c butter 1 00 Cucumber l'icklc?, per loz G White liean, ptr bushel - .r0 Icf?-Wax,per lb 50 Chicken, live, per lb 7 Ducks, lull feathered ? Turkeys ) (ieesc. lull feathered 45 IVoticc to Aon-Kc-sicIciil-. State of Indiana, llavdolfli County In the Circuit Court, ."March Term, IrC5. Henry HraJfonl vs.Willinm II. Hill, Ceorpe W. Hill, William Hrandon and John Hill, doinpr luisioes-n in the nme of lraudon, Hill iV Co. Complaint So. .'1'J. NOW comes the plaintiff, by Urown & .Monk, his attorney?, arid files hi complaint herein, together with an nflidavit that sai'l d fcmlunt, William II. 11:11, is not A resident of the State of Indiana. Notice ii therefore lit reby iven ?iid defendant, that units' lie be and appear on the first dav of the next Term of the Randolph Circuit Court, to be hobien on the thin! Monday of March, A. D. lrf-.", at the Court House in Wincliester. in paid county ami titc, and answer or drnvir to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in Ids absence. Witness niv name, nnd the seal of snid Court afixd, at Winchcter, thin L.s.J 15th dav of Febrnarv, A . D. 1C5. JOHN H. GOODRICH, Ttb. 16. 33-3 Clerk. .TSorc fEian 1,090 Acres OF VALUADLK LAND FOR SALE. T WISH TO 8 I'LL 210 acres of Land, i. kuown an t!ie White I'arni, situated two miles -st of We?t Lihertv, upon the .tate rcjiid, in .I.ickson township, Jay county, Ind.; slid firm ha? about G) acres of cleared land, n pood hfarinp On-hanl of Fruit Trees, two Well and ne Spring of durable water, a 1 irse fr;me Rrn and lp IIoue. Alo, A acaut lots iathe town of Cam den, Jay county. Also," ir,0 acres of lar.d three rniles southwrtof Winchester, lUndolph county. Ind.; said frirm has lei) acres of cleared land, two cooj Orchard of bearing Fruit Trees, two WclU of jrood water, one frac:e Houe,one loc House, and two lop Rims, with a county road running through the middlnf the land. AUo, one lot in the town of Winchester, aoimp'.r.z laf rransjin oou;e. j Also, the lirick House and the lot, formerIr the residence of the late Dr. Teal.

And (120 eres of Land situated near Fort I)emaine. th can't! oftheState of Iowa. TITLKS I'KKFLXT.i Warisnty Deeds. For rjirliculsr call upon me. or address me through the r&;t-Ofik, at Winchfttr In(iir&. rec.f,'?4. ;a Ai.rx.wkiTK.

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.! W fur IJ. TIERCE IS PAYING THE . HIGHEST MA UK KT l'UICE WHEAT, CORN, RYE, 15 AH LEY, OATS, FLAX-SEED, And everything olso a Farnur ha to fcell. Also, ha eorjftantly ou hand, at low Curti, FEED, SHORTS, FLOUR, SALT, A.c., Ac, Ac. fun ion City Price Paid fr Wheat. AT HIS OLD STA.il, Where the l'ost OUice and Dru Stor. ued to be. S-tf AT REDUCED PRICES. KEEDEIl et WELUY. AHE SUM OrtMNCJ .1 JLanun stock or Eall and "Winter SHOES. HATS AND CAPS. GEO OERIES, A5D Q IIYfiJL'. ALSO, Ladies1 Cloaks and Furs. WINGHEESTER, INDIANA.

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DUY AND USE

TEMPLE'S C0?4?0Uf;D SYRU? MX l or thousands h u e sii 1 it is a pitirc L'-Jto l.r COUGHS, COLDS, msil: m a , ilZcasl c .v, IIOOPIXG COUGH, CROUP, And all other similar nffectior.i of the Throit and I.uti'j. One bottle i suniciht to convine von of the tact. And is jurr!y v epottildc It i- sll by Jk Drupits and Manufactured only by C. nOTHENEUSII cc CO., HAMILTON, o;iio, To whom all order houl.l be sddr --rd For sile in Winchester, bv J. C. HIKSH. niv:"''';';:;:v-".-;.:; ,!" -k--v. ... ..- -. V . - 5. TINWAKI-; OF ALL KINDS. Prices Lon er than any cüior IIot::,e in Lastern IimÜuku, ;:t rVtcAdarr.G'G Ctcvo Gfore, Wtt .-ide Tub lie Siutrc, WI NC 1 1 i:.ST Ell , I :. D I AX A . Highest Trice Paid for old Metals. Agency or the Stewart Stove. GREAT GIFT DISTRlBÜTiGM. 250,000 Watcher Chains. E)'ui5 Worth Over ONE MILLION HOLLAHS, All to be Foil for OISTE JJOXJLri EACH Without repanl to Vr.Iuel Not to be JiaM lor until you kno-v what you are to receive!! Splendid List of Articles! All to he Sold for One Dollar Each! 2:0 Cent's Gold Hui.tinsr-cas? 1 Watches ?') to IZ0 each 2iü Ladies' OolJ I'mnuK'dcasc W.atclies to TO each Ü00 Gent's Huutiu-caic tfilv r Watches H." to 70 each 200 Diamond li:n: 5i to J'l caoh mm Gold Vet 0; Neck Chains 1. to MO euch :i'n) " " J to C each .TIOII Gold Oval 15 and l?r acclet? I to n c.u h ;.()()(, Chased Gold Hrarelttü. . .ö to HU -b 'JIIU'J Chatelaine Chains and toiard Chain- 5 to 20 each 7000 Solitaire nnd Gold Hroochc?, 1 1 10 2'ö Lava and Florentine ' 4 to C euch oUOÜ Coral, Opal and Kuural l 5roo"hcs i to 8 each 5030 Mosaic, Jet, Lava anJ Florentine Kar Drop 1 to c each 7500 Coral, Opal, und Lüuial J Kar Dro! s 4 to C each 4000 California Diamond ttrcan Fins 2 .() to 10 cad 3000 Gold Fob and W-t Watch Keys 2 ."; t") C each 1000 Fob and Vest Ribbon .Slide?, 3 to 10 5JU0 Sets Solitaire Sleeve IJutton?. Stud, c .? to P eich .100-0 (Jold Thimbles IVnciN & c, 4 to 7 eacdi If 0'0 Miniature LocVcU 2 L0 to each 4'-m M.ieic Serine, ütoQO :i0U0 Gold Toothr,tcl:?iC?csc &c,üto WK0 l'lain (;o'.d liin-i $1 to 11 each f.OOO Chased Cold Kin-s 4 to 11 each 10000 Stone Set and Si: ;ntt .2 50 to 10 each II innon Calilorcia Diamond L'incs 2 to 10 each 7500 Sets of LvJie' Jcwtlry Jet and Gold 5 to 15 caclt C000 Sets of Ladle.-.' .Jev.tlry Cameo, l'tarl, 4 to 15 each 10000 Gold Pens, Silver Uxtetsion Holders and I'eocils 1 to 10 each 10000 (Johl Fens and ÜülJOloui.ttd IIoh'. rs ' to 3 each 5000 Gold iVns and (lohJ-Lite-i-sion Holder- I to 10 each 003 Silver Gobltts and Diinl.iii Cups 5 to 50 ear-', j 3000 Silver Ca.-UTS L' to .r ) e ich 2000 Silv.r Fruit and Cake L.iskcts . . ' to 5 each r.OO I) tz.Silvcr TeSpoo:is, ltt 2 p-icZ 50!'O Table Spoons and Fnrlcs 2 I to 40prdoz In cons-e'juecee of the prent fUpnation o! trade in the nunufactt;r:n' districts of Upland, tirouu!i tue war having eut tl.e Supply of cotton, a larpe e,;nntity of Valuable .Tcwelry. eniniily intend d fT the Lnirlish ruVket, has Leer. K iit '.T 1- r mUin this couatrv, and uus: be Sold ut any SirriCcci: Under these cirdmstanre:., Arr r daTe vCo., a'!ti:i,r a-J Acr.ts fr the-5 rir c'.p il European M ::;u!acti:r rs. bav rt-ohtJ i:po:i a (;reat Clifl D:. r;bution, subject to t::e following re-pulation-; Certificates, mn.ir? ea h article .ml its value, are placed ;ii r-tud 1. ! t;.is, anj well raix'd. Uae .f t!.-.-e euvc'.pe- v. 11 ,t ?ent by mail to anv addrit , on rceit j t of 25 cents. All Art l Irs tWd i! One Jl,Var Dich, v lhrt r: iT! ( i TV ' . . - r.S . . woat ou are po-.nr 10 iiav, ai:-i t;un it is . . .1 ... at year i.Mion to m: 4 t'ae D I Li r .n;, 1 tik .1 ' "I . . . t l .... . . -L . i lie an if it noi . 1 - ' - m 1 i:h;- i:tain aG-.il W.r.-h. t I . ; : 1 0 : . Li- , .r n t. Set of ,h i 'rs :i t ur i:t. lor U'.e D jli .r, nil.! l, i-C r. Ti t':'v c t 1--i .o.ti t 1 e dollar's : r . a - T iio e are t id ttikr. I ne price of (. ertil.e;te? 1- .:- !'.,!!o-: One for 25 CMS I jve f . r Lle-ven f r Thirty t"r , Sisry f.ve f.ir )o? luiii.red fur SI r . . . . .! Averts will heailoKCil teu eet.t on evcrv CVrtilieate or lere I Lr tl.m. pr .vi ie.l t:. i remittances amount to One Dollar. Az"M full ol!ct 25 re-r.ts f r every C-rtifir:te an l reniit ceot to u, t-itLt-r ir; ca?b or i . AHR AN PA LH A CO

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MACH INES. ! r I llr. j.ntnc hare trfej meif jam ' j X trait J HicLinf fr rJ t n Ye n An.l Uuy i,MTe jrcjdfa that they or rFIEK OK ST. I.iM.k at the Mir..rr m! 1 Cp to ilia tirst. Thtf leading I! vcVüue foot up a lollont: Wl.crler k WiNon . I M Sitirir A. C. . . . llrovtr k llaktr ll-VOO TS.OCU The V'hreler V.M. n ple are otr!y laiuy as the oilnrs t uibined. These arc the reaon ; Ift. The lavf rtnr of !;e WhceTrr Wil. f-n is : pirii: who tiionuhl? undrtand all tho friiicijde tliit po trn jnnchincry. 21. Ileha experimented with I? tr"n Inventions, an 1 li istesioJ the ideas of others; n'ir hat which h rood ar.d throwing si ! the bad, till the Whocler Wiloo ktipU lon icUnowlcdcHl by wit tnncJiaits li tt the r.:.t rerfect t twin? rrachinf . IM. Tin- Wheeler & Wibon lia ro c'aptnn ilxin'-s about it. It doe not make four oi:! rent stitche, nor claim to d any otktr I'ouli-Ii lm:'Mcticihl thin. 4th. Kx' eritnco ha led to the cnne!nion th it rf t!if variety of ftitches madr by mel.itjrrv, the t hin lock-stitch is the best. (mre !:r ble nnd Landsomer.) The WHLLLKll & WILSON makes thin Miu h, 'tis alike on both f.ide the poodsdocs not rip or ravel, am? reuirr. !$ than half the thread to form it, that is used ty other titrhes. .''-h. The entire rar tim of t!: machine it mtary.fo tTi.it the wear is pcr.rcclv rerctptlble, and the joints arc all open, öo that this slight w ear caa be takca up. Skill at frrt ihfn rxperlenee fo to Know v.-hat is needed fr the pre-.t Tariety of sovrin in fan.iiif 9. to t!ifr with capital nt.d fürru'v, have all combined to make th WlILLLLIt WILSON the leading ru. chine in tue world. All ."?I.Tr'iInps vrnrmntrd three yerf; instructions piven ut our efilces, free of eharce; f rintcd instructions accompany cacb !Iaciine. Any person of ordinary intellifrence can, in nn ho'jr'. time, pet a knowledge of t Nacliiue, so that, rith practice, thej will laake good optrutors. Call nnö! erimine them,orfcnJ for circular with samples of work. C. 0. CLAELIN, Antt jori:.Ai. in H DiNC, CorntT Meridian and Circle -St $. 40 LiJ'CHoj'ilis, Jnd. IZt. STK ICT "LAND'S .MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM CUR KS COUGHS, CoUj, Sore Throat, Aithna, and Consumption. It it h!t n eessary lor any cne troubled with tbess complaints Ij try one bottle of STRICKLAND'S Sir.LLIFLUOUS COUCH BALSAM te convince them that it Is thetett reparation ever used. It not oaly cures the atov nrectiins of the Throat and Lunps, tut it cures rsir,tit sweats auu plttlnp oi niooa, and is an excellent parple for auv kind of Sore Throat. It is pleasant to take, and a safe medicine for children. Trice f0 cents per bottle. FoTfulo by Drupists pcncrall v. General Depot, C Cast Fourth street, Ciuciuuati, Ohio. A S U K E CURE. TTIVERYCODY HIEING CURED QT v J tuia distre lint; oisca'-e by the use f Dr. Stricklana'3 Pilo Remedy. Jcad what thnc say vl:o have used it: Mr. CharLs W. Landram, of Louijville, and .Mr. J. P. IIaarde, Cincinnati, O., both were cured nfti r usig cne pot of Dr. Strickland's File Remedy. They sy thej have tried everything but eould obtain no relief, but one Fot of Dr. Sirickland's Tile Remedy ail'crted perfect cure, alter sufferinrr for rn i!? wi-.rs with tlte worst kind of riles. 'I hey recommend everyone who id tuHcring ti try it. Sold by f;il Irrrr'st. 50 rents per rot. y, inpf.K t tit t a. f Hast Tourth ftrcct, Cincinnati, Ohio. Adc for Dr. Striclilcnds Filo Hcnedy, AND FLUX. KTRICKLA'Dn Ati-Cholera IvSinturo, ji ronpoinJ of a'r!r rents, ab?ortct.t. t'nr.u'ats and rarminative?, which every 'y.i iaa aiknon leues i the only prparai..:i tliat v.i'l f fleet ptrmaneLt cr of Diarrh r a an 1 D er tcrr. This Ar.ti.Cholera Mixture is now in Ue in several (t our army l:ofp-tals. where it rivts the preatesi at:..act;o:i. It has saved the hrei of thousan ! of our roliiers end citifcn, and 0 will prsntee it tote the b?t remedy m tho .,rld fur Dirrlnea and Dysnttry. - . w- 1 1 . :ir. V. oo2. of t ovinzton, Af., wu , m o.,!T haprv to sti-fr r.nV one fc 13 the rirtue of Sti'icklind's "Anti-Cholera Mixtvre;

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iti fart we Live a reat suraber of ttftiricaiil'.s Ircra T.at;esits wh ) have lKn eert-4 itfr!jcin? pronounced incurable by thc rim:rims, i-orie afltr tskin;' cr.lrone tUl of Strickland Ar ti-Cb ira Miit r. If yon --Ter :tli DiarrLo;a aui Pys taurj try bettle. SOLDIERS! Voc onqLt rot to le n itbwt sacb a Tita !h Taviicine. The Cit.rlr.aUi Nitionar Trior., of Ai ril 2Tth. t-u. that thonr: t ;r si.IJie:- Ltvelxtu iared by lh if Suickhr.JV Anti-Cw.o!r !ii?nre. let Ui Kt Dn:r"ir "t rr,l Ver t,'e(JenVral Dpot. No. Z. I'm Fourth rt C'ucianUi, Ohio. 5-1 j Kr 'e in W iucWer by II K17S.H. ANP J C. It I K5TTX